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CREAr FALLS MANUFACTURING CoMPANY-

GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANION
Great Pals Manufacturing
Company South Lowell Great Fails OF Poto
Fsau county, Virginia. public notice, Hall Neil
PRESIDENT and Commodore Thomas Ap q JONES'
John w. Wells John Msron and j. r. Car
pener, elected OF said company.
brs annual neenr Of The Great Pals
Company held South Lowell the FIRST Thurs
day Of June, is5s.
Nov 22-it
I 1FE OF BENJAMIN ROHkKT HAYDOS, historic al
IL painter from autobiography and journals edited and
piled ny Tom Taylor,
Charles Auchestsr. memorial.
New Method Of Correcting Distances and Improved Meth
ID Of winding the Chononeier ny Equal All
,udssi by William Chanvenet, A. M.
The Leger and Literature
with American Education.
An Grafton before the Phi Kappa Society Of Harvard univcr
Daniel Webster Ju the Students in the
Law school ofhe University Cambridge by Joel Parker LII ~
koysle Professor
Addresses ~ the Inauguration James Walker ID ~
President Of Harvard College.
just received
TAYLOR 4 NAURY's
koy0 Bookstore 9TH street.
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EXPLOSION or A LooosorIvx.

LYSoHBuRe, Nov l9.-The locomotive Arlington oxplo
ded yesterday morning al Big Spring, the Virginia an
Tennessee railroad The engineer, whose name was Al
baugb, was killed. The fireman escaped.
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Poisonous Hquor.-Caution tn the Public
bcr leave to caution Of Washington, sndria
and against imposition pracscd them
keepers selling mixed for the
genuine sohnspps belongs exclusively
are counterfeit
The genuine my the bottle and cork, and fac
my LABEL by the respectable
and druggists that invited
faculty professional chemists the United
accept hottie for analysis and a Pour thousand
accepted nearly thousand have furnished their
written and acknowledge perfectly pure
fns OIL Of those armyc
compounds produce mcheviou and epsable effects
upcn which few Of the alcoholic distilled
liquor. without published in pamph
let form. =
UDoLrHo WOLFE,
Nov Io-dwif Sole importer, ~ Beaver ST., New York.
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NAvAL-The Portsmouth (va.) Globe learns from
undoubled authority that the Secretary of The Navy in
tends Immediately to send corps OF Topographic and
coast surveyors Beaufort, ~ C., to make full and
complete exploration OF that hsrbo, with view the
establishment OF naval depot there This survey was
ordered by the last session OF Congress
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Four is easier-sales OF 1000
bbs al &6 75a % 81 for State 81 " ~ for Ohio aud
~ 06 ~ rs for southern. Wheat is essiesales Of
900 bushels 100 for red Ohio, and 1877 for
white southern Corn s,eady-saes Of 70 900 bushels
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NEw YoKK Nov 2i-The principal officers Of tho ssvs-
raj banks in this city held meeting to-day. take into
consideration The which IL 10 said
will be over hall million of dollars The proceedings u
the meeting are entirely There is much excilsmsnt
on the subject
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New ORLEANS, Nov I9--Wm. H. Grogan, late chief op
orator OF the New York and New Orleans offices Of the
Morse line. is dead He native of Liverpool. Eng
land.
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CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION

PRovIpEscE. Or. L., Nov 2lAn election ia now going
on In Rhode Island Tor the purpose of calling convention
revise the State constitution From present ndications
is believed the will be against the constitution OF
rather against the convention.
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shortly be valuable stock in take Mr.. Mitchell. who
may b said to have found the key OF the cart pre-
ssfvsnve OF all afis. Is. understand pereetiDg
chine Tor the distribution Of used type. From Mr. Nit
cbefs perseverance, and original turn OF mind have
no doubt OF the complete success OF his invention.
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THE Keypou Company
viii he held the premises, Ksyport on Friday The ass
inst, at 10 O'Clock.
Maps information a Offices Of company
Keypor No. 80 William street, New Ysrk sad wslnu, and
streets, Philadelphia.
The property company Rsrn bay oppo
site the Nsrrows, the straight air line between New
laid for the Of
business. between New York and South
Of n be
the Rsrsn
and ferry established New York
Delaware, which
usde Of section Of the State nnd fur
of mcrchspdise between
New York and Philadelphia
A. manufacturing Of Krypor unsurpassed
and will become me most import
ri o. n harhor Of New York.
manufacturers and capitalists
in. occupying
the only horoughre the North and the South
Nov So-a5sif
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PoRrsnouTn, On. H,) Nov. 2l,-Ii is now well known
that the Hon. j. s. Wells will succeed tho late Mr. Ashsr-
ton as United States senator from New Hamps
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ARRIVAL FROM .MYRNA.

BosroN, Nov. 2l-The barque Race Horse has arrived
here from Smyrna with the first cargo Of figs. Count
Seagenski is among her passengers
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The PIalndealef thus adds Here is a compact popu.
laon OF fortyone thousand two hundred and six, with
common interest and common destiny with nothing
to divide them but the muddy and mcsnderng Guy
ga and we would like TO find on either side
Of this envious stream who does not say. the twain
ought TO be one"
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r iFE OF HENJAMIN H. HAYDON, historical paint
Ii autobiography journals edited and compiled BY
Tom Taylor, of the Inner Temple. vols.
Charles Auchesler a memorial BY l.. Berger
Gfote's History OF Greece VOL q -. 49,.
Nov 22 FRANCk ThfLOH.
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Ahe Erchsngs Hotel Washington, the 10Th by the Rev.
j. NJ Hsrrr Mr. SAMUEL BERLIN 10 Miss LOUISA v. MAR
SHALL, OF Virginia
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CLKvnLAaD.-Ihis city appears TO be going ahead
with rapid strides The Plsindealer gives the result of
census Just taken as follows:
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BaEx or TVS METROPOLIS,

" HAFK WNrsoroMs,
Washington, Nov. a. 1859.
A hank will not he for business Thurs
"A day. for Thanksgiving ali
m attended the day
Nnv0 D 1t,f
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r,UHyIsuED pARLoR AND CHAMBERS r,

chambers, and psrtor and cbsmb~r
door opening between The two, all comfortr
furnished elgby situated
between Streets Congregational church
Of their quiet position and
vcnteoces, very to the principal hotels.
Apply premises.
l-dt
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T,OR RENT.-Two brick warehouses, very
e,g3hty .;taa~d
avenue only square from Centre MARKET house The
required for
be easily Persons wishing
on DAVIS h GARRETT,
Nov l6--dlw House Carpenters.
NNvTr.EMEN's DRENx HATS--This day opened a fvesh
and u supply Of Beebes" ~int. styles gentlemen
dress hats, Mt
sTEvENsS
Nov 0-ouf saesroom, Browns Hotel
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. y, 1883
Notice holders of the cent stocks Of
the loan authorized by April 1872 and redecmabe 3s
the boders Of the sI cent stocks OF
of July 1885, redecmsble l2th No
vember department prepared purchase At
date hereof and the n day Of December nett
to the extent millions Of said stock, the and
he tsrms hereinafter mentioned, to wit;
any contingent composition, within ms amount stated
win in which the said stocks OF
either may offered The cerhcates duly assigned the
United States transmitted this department upon the
cep Whereof price be paid compounded Of the following
tculars:
lst The psr value specifedpn each certificate
l6 cent the stocks Of cf2 redeemsb'c
in ls62 OF premium be- osk per cent on the
stocks Of redeemable in 1885,
sd Interest par the certificate from the Isl Of July, 1888
The dale OF with the allow
ance or the money Of days interest ad
dition.
Payment will be made in drafts Of the Treasurer Of
The DATED States on the Boston, New York.
OF Philadelphia as the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
oc,a-du Secretary of the Treasury.
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wool half weighing
three pounds per DOZEN
Blue flannel for lining great
Worsted sashes crimson
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
Colnss
Spades
Tin canteens, o pinu
Bunting, red, white and blue
poles and pins, for hospital, WALL and
Brass spurs, prs.
which manufacture
standard patterns sealed In this once.
will be mail, with additional iuomatea
which desired manufacturers wishing
ohsr proposals.
Ten delivery
shall be completed, which be forfeited Ua
defacation or a
and About hall
will required before the 6st Of
be for them the
funds OF the service available
the will be paid for delivery.
The privilege increasing qHastity
Of all the supplies above mentioned.
Contracts will be based proposals. for fA
of which will b BAs
only om manuacurer dealers article
furnished and will
who known manufacturer
supplies which
bids
intended be proposed securities
obaued
containing proposals should endorseA "Propoas
Army Suppiss," addressed TO
@. X. CnOsMAM,
Nov 20-3tawt3lstDec Major and U. b. 4.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Covfnwton 4 Ohto Railroad.


S.c~su~xnu U~,s~ v1.,u.~>a
PROPOSALS win be received once Of Covassoa
Ohio Covngon, i:sh Of Dsss@bsT sen.
portion eonpssias Any
Cevngton the portion, eAost
Twenty miles, lies between river de
Of Sandy. Ist-lscluitu0
bridging tunneInss heavy derabis worldly
Of responsible q
The above
lion prepared inspection BY Of Dses~b~s
sppcatoa ~
pany,s oGces at Covnsson asd Guy andoas.
order OF board
CHARLES D. PI0k,
BThe board public works Of Virginia. under who's ess
usn INC Do'eso" oso ..'oss - " -, -
account wim meet Cov'ngoa, on s"s on o.
nsmea 10, ne puse on 'oce''"s ."a s'u~s ~ ne pp -
Wy -" .. "s'e''
Nov"-"u'oce.
~. -, a. --,~~<--~ no., go - = :.
VAncAD". s,NA ry IN IT,. - - sess:e -
y stock OF me Magneuc Tesfsyn Company, wssensssa -
c,e No., cent main, ,hs,,ser Nc, -. s%ss sr
a42 W,.hirs,oc civ nos, Once - = "
Nov iamda w -"
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TRwAsuRy DEPARTMENT July 80, 1883
Notice hereby given holders Of the cent stocks Of
the United authorized by the act Of 18th January,
redeemsbe 3s Of December 1857 aad Of he loan
.uhoxcd BY The 3lu March e4e, and rcdeensbe 3oh
June prepared to purchase al any time
the day Of December next to the
extent millions OF doan OF the said stocks In
the amer and on hereinafter mentioned to wit
In case Of any contingent competition, within the amount stated
preference viii given order Of time which the said
.k. may be duly assigned TO the United
mu, this department the recops
whereof spce paid compounded Of the following paou-
lars
l. The par value specified In each certificate
q A memum on mos OF twenty per cent
Interest certificate from the LIST Of July 1883
and the with the allow
or money OF days interest in ad
dition.
Payment for said Of
the assistant Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, as the parties may Indicate
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Octq-du Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Once OF Army Clothing and EqMipaGs,

Once or Army Clothing and EqMsPaGs,
Philadelphia, November IL, iesa
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received this once. until
3ist day Of December furnshing
following supplies and Materials deiveraAs
United States Clothing and Equpage depot 6chuykn
ua n quantities required, viz
$4,000 yards "a dark blue ndigo Dyed twled cloth, wee
Ing 81 o. per yard
10000 yardse sky blue lndgo dye) twied cloth, weigh
ing ~ o. yard
10000 army blankets, wool, gray, with letters U. B. In
black four inches long, in the centrc,) 10 be
feet long, and five feet wide each blanket 10 weigh
five pounds
$4,000 yards 76 flannel cotton, and wool
$4,000 do ia Canton flannel
$4,000 do "a unblesched drilling
$4,000 do rs do do
100000 do cotton duck ask niche. wide, weighing TX
1900 do do 20 do do OK -
10000 do 2eH do do 10 do
1900 do 30 do do nK -
10000 do do 30 do do lSK -
10000 do do ~ do IN -
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
NJ. JULLIEN,s NCERTs,
For Tapo NisAts only.

NATIONAL THEATRE
NJ JULLIEN,s CONCERTS,
For Tpo Nsht' only.
NJ Julien honor TO announce give gan
vocal and instrumental concerts, at which his
UNRIvALLED ORCHESTRA
VIII appear with the Prms Donna,
MILE .aNN.d ZERR,
rom Imperial OPERA yenna, and the Royal Italian ope.
London)
The First Concert Washington win take place
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER "a,
When the following programme will be presented
FART YIRsr
Overture" Der Freisohutz'.. Wsbe
sy%phony-aT1e Adsaio IN from The Symphony in Do
Grand Aria and Brilliant Variations .PToch
MILE ANNA ZERR,
Prima Donna of the Imperial ope ysnAa and The Royal Italian
vase-" La Prima Donna" julien
HERR KOENIG.
Solo Conrabasso. Botesin
On themes selected Bens Opera, La sonnambuls,"
siGNoR BOTTEsINL
Quadrle National. Julien
THE AMERICAN,
EXPRESSLY composed by NJ Julien since
ranged with twenty and variations TO be performed by
Twenty OF NJ JuLLlEks PERFORMERS.
Performed with unprecedented oyone consecutive
nights in New York
Lstermtssion Of Fyteen MinAte'
Grand Operate Fantasia Meyerbeer
From the Opera Huguenos" arranged by M Julien,
performed by NJ M. Lavigne, g. Hughes, and schreurs
Ballad" I've been roaming. u. Horn
MILE ANNA ZERR.
Symphonya The Assia .Mepdelssohn
Polka" Les Echo du Mont Blanc". ,.Julhen
Performed by HERR KoENIG.
PHILOSOPHICAL Theme with brilliant variations Rechert
NJ REICHERT, (Fipt Flute the King Of Belgium.)
Quadle National" Engshn Julien
Composed a companion the Irish, Scotch, and WEIGH
l. Cornwall Burcsquc. 4. Sentimental s. Naval
and Military.
Admission and Parquette 81 the Family
Circle Upper Private Boxes g. The box Of
| I,sAsa xiau.n axaa 1t lk hen
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Admission Circle and Parquee $l to the Famil
Circle and Upper Boxes Private Boxes 81 The box Of
opened Wednesday morning. at 10 O'clock wbe
,ick ets can he procured. Nov 20--dit
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BAS WAsnmoroH,
November 81, 1855
NOTICE.-This he open ThsnksgviAe Day,
(he oath nst requested that failing dee On 0ai
day be previously provided for. JAZZ. ADAMB,
Nov 2e-d3 Cashier.
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TYR COMPOSING MAcmSE.-We alluded, short time
ago. tsays the New York Democracy to sort OF print.
ers piano. which has been invented by Mr. William II.
Mitchell, of Brooklyn brother Of the celebrated Irish
patriot The construction of this machine is tirikingy
Ingenious and, II mistake not, will make the OF
the Caxton art dance 10 quite new tune. when its face
keys set IN motion. Here il slight idea OF this
Ell invention A series of keys, like those OF piano
orte each labelled with letter OF the alphabet, s
30 arranged as TO deposite type, as happens TO be
struck, on pieces OF revolving tape. which carry right
side foremost TO form, where is ready TO be taken out
and justified The types may be dropped rapidly the
diglis OF Vicen Wallace, Strakosch can run
the keys of piano forte, and become just as quickly
and regularly set in their proper places 10 the form.
TIL. invention is peculiarly well adapted 10 book print
ing Any who knows his letters can learn to print
and play the piano al the time, while any expert
enced professor Of the latter instrument can easily double
treble his fortunes by devong bis days to the nsru-
men which talks IN letters while his hs are as usual
sacred to the notes musical when he can very appropr
aiely play III know abark etc, sllusisn TO his new
source Of wealth. Jokes apart, nimble fingers will
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Il is said that the Gar OF the vaines in the
world. and drinks champagne before breakfast He is
very tall and work says, il very proud OF it,
too proud, perhaps he has acquired the habit Of
tain airs, which often give him strong resemblance
peacock when about TO spread his tail II is well known
culeJ for the guard is called into the Emper pres
ence. who measures heights with him. His slf is seri-
Gus, bis glance Wild little savage; his entire
physognomy has something hard and stern in II his
gestures abrupt and he his words in pronouncing
them. The Emperor never shows himself blu, military
costume, the Stiffness of which is in perfect keeping with
his tastes, and which makes bis great height still more
conspicuous Meanwhile, there ia OF ease in hi.
movements; since fall from his horse, he drags leg
after him in dsagreeably inelegsnt manner.
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i coIors, aud qualities
Also fats Of fur fe white black snd arab ssw
and large assortment just received nj
CHAs r. Lance
Hat. Can and Gents Furnishing Estahiishasent,
Penn. avenue near ~ sxss-
19-d6uf
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VALUABLE STOCK FOR sALK--A Nv shas~s Il -
stock Of the Magnetic Teisgsph Company, wasAngssa
New YORK. This stock regularly quarterly dividend a. es
and for the he's AvAsaA Al
st2, Washington city post ONCE.
Novf m
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imperial treasury.


penal code whenever their existence could be detected
but, from the wrecks OF those old associations spaDg
"tbe Triad Society OK modern times, OF which II ia said.
confidently, the rebel chief Hung iseu tsieuen. is the
grand master and Chief high priest and in all it's
amcalions The fact is slated that the Tfisd Lodge s
des ignaied by the Chinese character which signifies
heauen the grand master ~ known by the title OF Sun
and the ritual observance OF offering bowls OF vegetables,
nifty at Marking, enoey IN form aad substance time
bonored custom in the lodges OF the Trad Association
The brethren bound BY the most solemn oath, and
subscribe TO long political creed;
1--WE worship Heaven as our Father, the Earth a. onr
Mother the Sun as our Elder BROTHER and he Moon as our
sisernaw. We worship the altar OF the Ave anoe.
We worship Wan Yunlung as the founder OF IA
brotherhood the whole associated body as our righteous
breten and the Whole family OF Hang Ute Chlnsss peoy)
honored relatives OF the same blood koeenz before
white silver tripod. with hear, we lake the oath
swear will live and die ether and ledge ourselves
Tor the good Of the kin-lan county" Seeing
that, the revolutions OF heaven, there Is now prince la
the court who Is no PRINCE and ministers who are no min
sers, there must be determination 20 restore he Ming
Che Chinese dynasty We will act in obedience 70
heaven, the lodgep-eseh performing bis own
opposes 1t peushes And. in restoring the Ming dynasty,
the whole country will to the Hung brotherhood"
There is much in all this OF allegory which the snin-
sted cannot comprehend and explain; but the main po
cal object OF over'hrowing the Tartars and restoring
the Chinese TO power in the empire. is explicitly and
plainly stated
II is known that the members Of this association are
all rebels At The present fvshs IN the various provinces
OF China there are lodges OF the Trad and that con'rbu
tons freely made for the purpose Of sustaining the
revolution. II 10 known that the fTads from Sing spore
and the Straits OF Msseca and Sunda have gone China
to assist the movement II j. known that this associa-
ton furnished funds TO equip and sustain the division
which CAPTURED, and yet holds, Annoy. In Canton and
Shanghai is believed that the members OF this sssocia
ton embrace moiey of the male population OF each
city, and keep their powder dry"
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press to suspend the operation OF the tar'n on
railroad iron, the resolution alleging 'na'
the duty on that article embraced the price
thereof to the full amount of such duty -
In the House some temperance petitions were
presented. (The temperance fight was
foreshawdowed. It will be holly contes.
tod one, but I fear the whisky influence Will
prevail) A bill to prohibit the evidence Oh
Necros and Indians, in suits between whites
was passed. (Wonder how the Free SOIL
ers.will like this action of their Democratic
brethern.)
! The weather which has been intensiVely
cold for the past few days. is undertaking. an0
NAV give US ram soon. Transitions IRON
one extreme to another in our LATITUDE are
very sudden, one day sleighing and skatits-
the next thawing, rain, or warm SCUM vino
The health of citizens and strangers Is excel
lent with the exception of bad colds-'"'
course enta lied on the inhabitants Oh Oh
zone. More anon.
Yours Respectfoly,
RAILROAD CITY.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c. AT AUCTION
Mr.. ]. A. Carey, who visits this place annu.
ally with fine stock of Watches, Jewelry
&C., has again arrived. He will have two
sales at Woolsey g. Nelson's Auction re oms
this end Tomorrow evenings, commencing
- ~earfy candle-lighting. These articles
VIII be found what they are recommended
10 be, and are particularly worthy the at
tention OF the trade us well as of individuals.
Thee will b. fine opportunities for bar
gains Such opportunities are not often
afforded for making speculations in Jewelrv.
&c.
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TIVE learn by the Davenport Gazette.
that Ju igs Jas. Grant, speaker of the Iowa
Assembly. had on. hundred doll.rs extra nav
granted him by the Assembly, as kind q,
complimentary beluest for his services. He
writes TO a citizen of Davenport. his home
that feeling he did not merit such a testi,no.
-'rai' NJ rncloses checks for the amount, q
be presented to the common schools Of tina,
place. TIE Judge is a Democrat, and We
hold MN up as an example to leading Lccoio-
Cos IN t''is State. Who ever heard of %
cofoco IN lnditaa being guilty of such cha
ritable iniquity.
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PRoyIsroxs-HoGs Yesterday the Pol
vision market was animated, and sevrera
thousand barrels ork changed hands at SD
a 1915 25, an advance. and abont 10000
n;eccs or bulk shoulders sold at SIC. Bacon
sold at 6Ic and Tic for shoulders and sides a
decline.
From the returns of the number Of hogs
hacked in the west this season, it appears
that there is an excess Of upwards OF $780,
600, with good many more points 10 hear
from,
We heard of q sale of 1000 hogs, for mex
seasons packing, at 3lc gross, to be deliver
ed next December, within IS miles OF Louis
ville.-L0u. COur.