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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-13

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, lsl7.
TrapeI to Whining ton-The Mails-Muncipal Election
Theatricals-Markets, &c. 80
We are still debarred Of railroad connection with
Warrington and the probability is that some weeks
must elapse before travel is renewed The bridge
the Savage river quite heavy structure and 1t will
take time to suspend temporary structure
over It, Travellers take boats from Baltimore d.
rect for Equia creek, and loose time the route
except they must leave here in the evening instead
Of the morning. but by doing they about 81 in
fare. The mail for the North is interrupted at Equa
creek In the way Some persons however take the
line Of stages that has been started for Washington
whilst others private conveyances of their
The municipal election, which takes place here to-
will be Of most quiet and poorly contested charac
the candidates. but few Of the voters would have
thought of its approach
The Holiday street theatre Is to open tomorrow
night under the management Of William b. Blake the
excellent comedian The company engaged is excellent
and at the head OF them is the famous Har Pacide
well known and esteemed ut the North. The house IL
In splendid order and MIR Blake being great favorte
both privately and professionally with citizens,
not fail to do fine business.
The Lehman family appeared last night at the Front
street theatre to crowded house They are good, but
they ought not to be compared to the Ravel Family.
The Markets The transactions flour, yesterday
moderate. Small sales of Howard brands fraction
demanded for mills hut BUYERS refuse
give II Com meal held 50 as Rye flour 81 2a Receipts
OF grain light. Good to prime red wheat 81 20 St23
Sales OF Stocks mt Baltimore
$4,000 Marysnd 6s Sd asa ESQ Maylnd St's IS, 74 Isl
do do 73 $500 City es 9o 3d. 500 do. Co. 9S 200 DO 10
9ek.
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whisss 6ssa ssssfS viii ityss 1sg ps 5ss.s, .M
% - srSs vcur Es o. 70 any shAAs seloF
sfsw mcsa. md warranted 10 iniars hs shn Led,ss
post Sc: iii: ISOLATION "a bad saEs'. No.1 Cosu'
ties slip. where IL can be applied. ,,.,
BThs solution can be sent any part Of the world y
express with perfect safety None genuine except signed "
H. Striker. With red ink. OF lA.e
COME LADIES DELiGHT"-GIsat saving Of time aYa
put IN possession Of an invaluable sabin newly iG
Washing Machine the nnly thing Of the kind that has
ever proves This truly useful hine war
rant.d wash perfectly clean without the slightest damage
the clothes, fine sheets shirts IN three minutes time M
perfectly plain and simple and can BE- worked BY child
one hours time. with small amount Of labor
The subscriber having purchased &C an immense cost the
patent right the takes pleasure Offering this
washing machine the public and IN assuring them thai
humbug, he is willing that any one should ~ IT for two
weeks pd allow ii be returned i il shall be found in any
call at No IL Morris street. where he will be happy to exhibit
the machine show what capable Of accomplishing
VIZ THOMAS DOBsON, No Is Morris street, N. 2.
b. THIS superior and excellent machine be
ON exhibition Fair OF the American Institute. the
bridge leading 10 Castle GMden. OF I2tsrc
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WASHINGTON Oct. 10. lS47.
Sabbath Event az.

Three Days Later from Eew York.
We have three days later intelligence from New York
by mail to-day At half past eight o'clock this evening"
two steamers (ths Powhattan and Columbia) with mails
and passengers from Baltimore by the Bay route, and
thence up the Potomac arrived In this port From Balt
to Washington by railroad turnpike the
distance Is forty miles or less by bay and river route
around, the distance exceeds two hundred miles.
Capt Slack however, to-day oontrved to bring mail
through from Baltimore by the raroad-by locomotive
to the chasm at the Pstuxent from the washing away
principal chasm In the road at Observation-Disclosures by
locomotive FIVE miles to this city.
The perseverance, displayed by Capt Slack Friday
morning after the storm in getting through to Bati
more entitled to high praise When he reached the
off, and shortly after the bridge went by the board
half an hour sooner ana the whole train might have
passed on to the bridge and borne it down
and all iato wide and deep torrent, where all would
have been lost The train returned, but Capt. Slack
crossed the swollen waters in boat and partly foot
and partly horseback (rafting himself the Pa
tuxent where iue bridge swept away reached
the junction in time for locomotive going to Baltimore
where he reported progress damages road
the repairs necessary to the opening of mail commu
nications
number Of passengers are in this evening, via the
CHESAPEAKE Bay, from Baltimore MIR. Skinner the dis
tinguished farmer falling in the regular boat,
PEELED to go through to Norfolk. and then around by
Richmond In order to reach the Federal City from Ball
tmore round about trip of between four and Ave hun
dred miles bringing him just within forty miles, or two
hours travelling ION Thursday morningof his starting
point ~ ''-
We understand that the Long Bridge across the Po-
tomao here has bravey resisted the food and the drift
The waters since last night have gone down rapidly and
large surface Of territory along the canal and thu river
dscoses itself to day shining with coat of slime left
by the recedng flood.
For three days (save by telegraph) have been
OF from all communication pretty much with the world
around We have been the condition of CITY be-
leaguered by foreign enemy. We expect that in few
days the way will be opened by arrangement
regularly through to Baltimore, at least day
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MARITIME HERALD.
FORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER IL.
(,lAnrASl.

Cleared.
ship-Paul Jones, Gordon, Canton, Carey & Go.
EpsrvieT Robbins ye" Cruz do; Chide Harold Rich. Ha
bTig'adilbst Hatfield Kips'hury. Mobile. Maia5d 8
Wilmington, NC CybeIe, Mervill' Portland Nesmiih l
Nancy Bishop DsEis GjsnfassG. Eos,sr NistsI
Charlotte: Nc Susan. G.Idpsr R,sh@cHd Enf;ss Sands
a Mary Clark
sloop-Lady Warrington Hswkins, Providence.
Arrived
Steamship Northemer Budd Charleston S. hours 20 Spot
Uterine hence lesion ih, lat 81 passed ship ew
ship sa.9 VIII nS;
lon IS w exchanged signals with the American bark
with" 60 ,tsom. Of wreck sppseny bottom qp The
had s seersgs GU 'ang-o' ono child mos old
Shin sutton Eilerman Charleston. days. with cotton,
ship Rob Roy Arnold gsssy Ms. with coal to Center &
70 ss.sis ss1 Gr @s'% OF New
a diy with All Pb. Indian meal h g order, n. Isl 1 1t 20 60
Bark Nancy Stevens, Chase New Orleans. ls days. with
VII, ss s. Asa EIs St Marks 4. XIX ws; sa;y q
Brig Susan, shap.y TUX. Island Sept 30 with $3.50 bus,
S %sa' s sg6: rev. s
10 days from The Delaware to Trinidad Cuba
with mahogany, &C. bunscombe Bsekwitb sId in CO
with Br bark Ann Smith, Smith, for London (Sec misc
1aneous) ~ WV
Brig Almea Morse Curaeoa, II days. with goat skins
Brig Macellus. Emerson, st Johns pr 81 d.va with
10 Nesmith Walsh; 100 hhds do 40 chs moes Maitland
Phelps
Brig Aida Fses {of Thoma,ton Turks Island u days
with salt Elwel Co; 1900 bush do Tucker I,gh,.
burn The brig Susan for New York. sid II hours before
Brig Peconic Richards Mobile 81 days, with cotton 10 T.
Hurlbut 4 Co. 5fh inst, John Kirkpatrick seaman dad
schr fremont Thompson, Baracoa 10 days, with fruit to
Nesmith Walsh Left schr Union, for New York. 10 days
| Saw an Am schr going in;
schr VIM Regulns. Davis, Baltimore, days. with coal
| schr Mersereau, Arnold. Virginia, with wood.
schr Chingarora, Alerson, Virginia, with wood.
| ship. briggs Wind blowing gale from SsE.
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ny THE MAILS.
wAsmIxoroS, Oct. IL, Iss7.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, lss7.
The Nsrs of the Day
We received another overland mall from Baltimore
this morning aud another il to be sent back To- night
Our letters for several days past we suppose, VIII
reach you In few days, they all went down BY the
bay route.
Capt Slack, OF the railroad conductors, says that
Capt Dewey, Of Coemsns hotel did him great service
In crossing the Patuxent on raft on Friday morn
ing, in his journey to Baltimore Capt D. accompanied
Capt through.
The Potomac is still receding The great storm Of
Thursday night last far learn at less.
$50 miles wide coming up southeast from the Atlantic,
and CROSSING in north westerly direction from this
city, the Allegheny mountains Washington city was
In the very heart of the storm Its duration, falling
down Ike cataract from between six and seven
in the evening till past three the next morning
The Long Bridge has suffered little, but the passsge
across is unbroken The wreckers are still az "orA "
the drift
The long pole on the top the great dome OF the ca
ptol with the big lantern the top OF tne Poie' '
out In as bold relief as ever. I'm ...,,.h T..
The President is improving in his healh tnousn hs
locks thin and pale Almost Literally HAS he "oiAeu
himself to skin and bone. .
Nothing from the war latitude to-day.
We did understand that the war was commenced 70
Mexico into the payment OF ner deots MT Irist
Mexico TO sell and actually fighting for the
privilege buying territory that Is not worth having
as eift Is purpose of the changed or what Is
the purpose Of the war DOLORES.
SWe regret 10 hear that Mrs Polk has for several
days bssn suffering from chills and fsvers
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TuEspAv. Oct. lsth.


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CLINTON HOTEL.
Nw xs Sau9 nO' Ys
more; ) MorIeii. Plovdens.; $ Fi:te; 6eoSis; 9
hIsans saS AsS
4 Colyer Kingston; Mr. and Mrs Ormtt st Louis, Mo.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,.
Cutter Loui.ye;J Rich. Brggs, Aia'yoIth; Troy;
eiGs P:y Hsam j'Ss
pG0S1 81 Van DSfs Albany aS
Kinxsmi Buffalo; A Rousseau, Troy.
HOWARD HOTEL
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b:S:s EAiSp H Nv NV
LovEJoY's HOTEL
NJ Purdy Boston; B Kctchum, Pattsburgh G Decker,
soSs s.s fPr Hooker ks s sMn ca
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Mr. c;s Mr. ss, H S
ts.:1s SsiaSSs: So S:" Albany
NORTHERN HOTEL.
lis Gill .aS ESy % e" ces
sy asa . o M HaSssa
S' Dsw cod Springs
RATHBuN's HOTEL.
Chu J Janmar, Norwich; Miller. Phadeph1,; Mrs. Mrs
altE Msaa cfsli Sssfri Hss
[ and Mrs Murphy syTscqse Adrs%,, Fort P,,ipps:
sv Higgins: sasas'Ev; Butler, Bsr,o;
Asaay
s,nes yissGR'f Ss: R:s: ssss
g'sf Ais ". Phelps o'AHs'
TAYLOR'S HOTEL.
: s;Hos s Nj; Nd aZ s::a Nj
AZ. N' ss Wh .;s, IA
M PAXTON So vasy Phil
WESTERN HOTEL.
s,sss SSss. Ti" Eens Hi .ys1
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NorS!sR do Mi Wilson and f,ny, Boston; Valentine
Viii, New orleans; Hooker New Haven; Erie, be-
troi C.ay ADD lady Rome;
THES; Ell, EIETH kX XII OF THE MA 3. a
Of aa 4: IA the
take place Fansgil and Quincy Ha. in the city Of Boston
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Domestic lniportaSions.

New ORLEANs-Bak Nancy w Stevens-2 bIs IS hhds to-
bicco Messenger40 do SIewart-7 do Harris Bern.
hemer Hauseman-86 bis cotton Maitland COTS do
g Daring X co-35 bis cuttings Buler-2 chain
cables McGregor Mors-l b1 Long 4 Brothers
% rolls leather Atwater Milford COL beeswax Ouen-
hopper9 bxs glass Brindley-oo pig. lead csnonades
lot old junek mds c Dbl shells bag srice bales
cotton Ashley Fish--t0 baes cotton Wood-28 do Fox
Living,ton-87 do Waring son.l9a do H9lbrook Mel
sons Anderson & co., Fellows, Wadsworh & co8 Cen
ter co., Drake, Mills co-4O bales tobacco 10 bales
TO order.
MoBmg--Brig Peeonic-3Oi bis rope cuttings Butler
10 do trunk bx Burgen-0o bales cotton kodmnn9s
do Spofford, Tileston co-6 do Dnger-2 bbs Coser
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brighton Cattle Market


HAVANA, Sept %, ls47.-Beans, white, per arrobs.
s.; beef, American, per Dbl Ia Is 4; butter, Am
yellow, per qtl, y 20 o. cheese, American per qN,
cond and third qualities, 2; triage, 0 a a;
-four, NewOrleans,per Dbl, 10 IL .; hams American
per qtl, 10 IL Al hides, each 2ao d lard Ameri-
cam per qtl l64 20 o. pork, prime and per Dbl,
II Ga 90 0; clear per Dbl. 81 40 0; do In boxes, New
Orleans per qt 10 III sugar, assorted white and
brown, per arobs, OK 81 IA 04 white only, $50
10Y; yellow, 0 On 81; brown q O6h; tobacco,
wndwsrd, per Qt 10 Ga 20; vuslta.abajo injurado,
No. l. 80 80 o; do, No 40 SO o. do No 8, % a
IS 0. Exchsnge-On New York go days, "a a az per
cent premium; on New Orleans, short sight, 81 per
cent premium Freights-To the United States sugar,
per box $lS sly; coffee per bag, RS; moasses per
hid sax So.
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THE EIETH EXHIBITION OF THE MAssACHU-

THE EIETH ExHIgsITIoN OF THE MAssACHU-
Ct an 4. "a the
take place at Fansg and Quincy Halls. in the city Of Boston
The Government Of the Association, being vested with fur
Fin Exhibition in full co%dencs that the various and
Which
%
either Of its predecessors; LII. ,..,.
and Artists thToushoa, the Unon to contribute
in sr Of SGs h paoaaes
loom in silk cotton sol hemp fax hair the creation
Of whatever material which can in minister to the
s of On. Hundred and Fifty
&c Ss @ Sf by Is S".
R @ :gsh %s S M Be s %ss
stand third , esp being 5 'Ssh
p
Medas lof Gold q sIvs;o honorary DiplOm,, will be
sgers pledge themselves that the mparalty shall be
Articles to insure place in the Exhibition
be :s Hail. on or
s . s1:; s
with ssSs.S S ,"sS
VA. All who w. machines, models aoos, s
IL s = city Sr
Bo;S. POSTPAID wsh will S meet with .IDss
| precise Rules and Regulations OF the Exhibition
By order of the Government,
$40 14teodsrc GEORGE q. SMITH, President
| M UsEUM BUILDING. Philadelphia TO! Balls, Con
NL certs &c-The saloons ofthe Chinese and Philadelphia
Museums may be deher for nights for balls,
concerts exhibitions fairs public meetings. lectures reieous
worship or other of the many purposes :" which they are
Q admirably adapted.
The Chinese Saloon now be altered with suit
large small assembages. movable stase rostum, Of
the whole width Of the has been erected which, rum
railway lessons enlarges its length adapting 1t to
the purposes Of tenant Spacious dressing and
feet than ball the city, have been added to both
saloons aordng in all such accommodations be obtain
ed where else in the county. . -.
The upper saloon lately occupied by the NJ
scum well known the most brilliant and fashionable
ball in this city that needs more than mention n
be adapted large small assemblies When thus
adapted the vii! bear corresponding dninution.
The Museum Building with these and other improvements
offers greater Inducements essees than any other
ment possibly and IN addition 1t may ne hsd ioi oas
moderate than those which II has ever before
been obt,ined. 80
Persons desiring either both Of the saloons for the
above or other purposes respectfully invited to call and
~ ~ WM. McGUIGAN
Office Of the Chinese Museum Saloon, Phiadelphia.
sol
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsroN--Steamship Northerner-S Watson, NJ
Blunt, A Nelson Kincard, M Walthan, Strong
WillSms Morsland Foster, Mis-. Moody, Miss Cos,
Maragen. Campbeil--4 in the steerage
TuRKs IsLAND-Brig Susan-Dr Tucker and servant, oil
Bermuda.
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR Se.PTEMBER-OI tho
wi New York Medical and Surgical Institute No. rs Cham

n.
&C I4tsrc Physician aud Surgeon.
t,ss al s2D pass h,
commended and by the most emnspt in
% S AS &
iSs ri ss is% . Il %
expand he chest .hsIsSy Ewing and sahy
S is's ~; E$ :; %
GsntlsmsnsousdrtnE store. ar Broadway.
Np-A.s superior Body Belt. Abdominal SupBslt.r
ss.S. .s q! n.s d:.:: PsT
sSs SsSS: e
importers deem hse aa jus, to protect tho public and
The genuine article hs, the written Of Fabian
70 be had wholesale Of he sole i@pores HoSb. CO..
Pine Broadway and retail Of Druggist. and Per
'A'''shG%i
o.s y In n: a.. OF
y xss
with. W.T." hui HULL B. REID. Upper
PELHAM j. MAYNE,7 North Cum nfa-''
s!s EHh ST. Il
RSss
any who of evadna the heavy expense attendant
,e a % 5 o sy %
and the subscribers would only add that after long expert
ips every oeetio which brought sxsrst
% anS s nSsr to os it.
price is X to Sd on wood and Sd on old tin KEENAN,
wew.h the public not to eonfnund ri: system with
practice Of tar roofing in this city purportng to be the
600 dX "a fSD ON n. sSHD AND %SET
q r. ds:,s$ xeP5z BROAD No. ii
TTH!XEkslTY SURGICAL AND, MEDICAL Ii.
. ho s.y u %
ps s s the
& i.
sa s R - 5 sin by
a. AS \. g n ,.yss
would All %So
% all hs ..s:
es s.a TO Tor ,un al
hs souny which IN agents. SECTIONS u
s @ sS this s E: % -four G
high Ri n wfu d: s1 .ss i the
male Complaints diseases Of the liver kdueys and all aec-
tons Of the urinary organs As female medicine Of
single has it ever been resorted without perfectly
restoring healthy state the debiaied frame Let the drop
steal sufferer this medicine the first
80 bottle will show the power of the article Let the suf
ferng that distressing disease gravel and all other
plants try this remedy and the 80 bottle will
you that has extraordinary healing virtues Price,
So if taken :. time Office for the sale Of this
Philadelphia Smith Atkinson 2ss Baltimore
Baltimore Wright Co.. Isl Chartres street, New Orleans;
Mis- E. kdder 100 Court Boston, and by druggists
generally throughout the United States and Canadas
$40 '5teodsrc
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DR COOPER, a DUANE STREET. between Ch..ha..

nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. between Chatham
- and William has for the Hast fourteen years
oyed extensive practice In private diseases Of
medical in New York He heEmost aggravated
cases Of this mild cured DAVIS
Sciue-DI Cooper has discovered method by which
he the form Of structure in from two
weeks with scarcely pain to tbs patient Constitutional
debiit brought by habit INDUCED in by young
This when freely INDUCED in. begets dyspepsia
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion OF
intellect and society IN every
case, charge. No mercury used ol3 Itsm
M EDlCAL CARD.-Dr. Morrison, 2o4,< Fulton street.
M devotes his entire time the Of private dsess
collegiate education, and practice Of twepty-six
years. enable him perform speedy and permanent cures
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling Dr. NJ
and examining his claims their confidence
See Dr. Ms diploma, with the signatures Of Sir Ashley
Cooper Sir A. Calse &C. in his Office 20<k Fulton sire et
oi8 Item
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EAsHIONABLE DANCING, MOL Washington Place,
Mile PAULINE DEsJARDINs of the Royal Academy


T. and q Lsonsrd street; n,,,s 49,,
Of Music ofPas respectfully announces 70 har pupils
ladies and gentlemen residing that she will commence
her classes for the Tuition NJ Dancing in all It's fashionable
branches, her resdenee Leonard street. Monday Sep
tember ,o and No Washington Place Saturday Octo
bs when she will have the pleasure Of introducing several
Dances entirely which she has just received from Paris
Besides the usual Dances taught the Glasses Mile will
teach lka Maxurka the Maxurka aud Polka Quadlles
various Polkas waltz cling temps the Viennoise
waltz dsr temps and the aud graceful waltz Redowa
Mile D. takes this method Of returning thanks to her
rous patrons begs also those ladies and gem
tleen who may honor her with their patronage, may
assured that she will take mpsrt that
aud elegance Of style essential TO- the modern ball
Schools and private families attended Public classes and phi
Broadway and No Washington Place, where terms and
hours Of attendance NAV he known. sis 3Otsrc
TlNHAVELLING TRUNKS, &c--JOHN CATTNACH
Tank Manufacturer No. Wall street. corner Of Broad
way, hand and constantly making good assor
Of Trunks, Vases, Carpet Bags and satches whole
sale and retail. -,
for American European travel aud Pomaneaus for the
French Male Post.
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filed with
despatch. 80 SotSm
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The Ei0ur m n rL efs

ROCHESTER, Oct. 1.-THE heavy rains, and oonse
prevented any very great activity in the market The
supply Of wheat has not been liberal Prices remain
about as last quoted 81 l2k 81 IA with firm market
at former figures Flour has been held at about SIS 25
200 bbs Genesee was taken at that rate and 400 do
ira fine at S. as.
good straight brands in lots but buyers not dis
posed to give the prices asked and sellers evnced but
Of s sp Of 500 p
refused 50 81 asked 81 bbs mixed brands brought 81
81 and 200 bbls "Huron River" slight advance from
late quotations. The receipt by wagons brisk,
with prices firm at 81 10 - 76 Farmers appear to be
inclined to avail themselves ofthe present prices in pre-
ference to holding back. Wheat remains ut former
prices about 5000 bushels were bought in during the
week at 30 81 cents
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-Flour-The transactions to-day
The sales 200 and 100 brls City Mills at AIS 40
do. from river at rs 100 brls from canal, In two
lots at 80 80. The supply is inadequate to the
wants Of retailers.
PHILAprLpHIA, Oct IL, PM-There has been some
demand for superfine -four to-day for shipment, and
prices have become very firm We note sales of 1900
So l2 25 mostly at the latter rate and 500 Brandy
wine at 25 per barrel Rye Flour continues scarce,
of bbls Pennsylvania at s3 Brandywns is held at
SO 25 per bbl Grainwheat comes forward slowly, and
prices are well supported-i5oo bushels only fair new
price stated No sales frye Corn Is steady with
sales of 5000 bushels at rs cents Oats are scarce-a
cargo Of new Southern sold at % cents
Brighton Cattle Market.
Der I-At Market-l400 beef cattle, 1900 stores; 20
Jokes working 90 and calves $500 sheep and
lambs and 1880 swine
Prices-Beef Catte-A few extra 81 LIST quality So rs;
I'd quality So rs q So IS; Sd quality 81 rs . IS IS.
Stores-2 years old hefers SIP to $6a few extra at
SIS $2O years old steers s22 $3 yearlings 81 to
50.
Working oxen-se5 $40, $50 sos, Sis, sl25.
Cows and Calves-$ls $40, $a5 $40, $s6 S45, $50.
Sheep and Lambs-Old sheep 81 90, 50 81 so; Lambs
81, 81 so u 50 II.
swineoId fat hogs at Wholesale, 50 SIC; old lean
hogs 8; pigs Al Az.
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AMPS -Llmps cleaned and repailcd equal to new also
IL made order, al Is Howard street. Jobbng
o' .s So ,z,.m ''"e ~ ''' JPOOLE.