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rs. Lgm,Gni S'ir Joiu,.G ar. k,aicd -Frcs,

o,h, watasG' ii ,e.! I .I' yaut:c u onds.'
rs. Elm,eni ST.. Joint.a ar. heaicd From
villain Ne ,na"', Mmr''eIo' The Gospel, New
tanandlgua, Mich. June 2isi, 1853
pE'ES Having heard .. your cei~bra'cd
+rHhan Iiurnen' wusrlducrd to Try its v!ruirs
on my Wit who. from cxVrme swrl,d limbs.
has not been able 10 wlIn. or do any bssIn"ss tor
about tour years and having tired al, the most
snll.iu. physicians m ou!Parls, and aIpI,d nltNs
remedies lcould hear,i toun effect. a. Int VIII
much ,ficury procured rtutilr al yaur l.lul.
mcu' OF |. Owen & Go. orDeuuIi Ny wi. used
THIS nHG ,r'rIyrd 50 much benefit ,har \, rev be-
GINS to wa'k and viii soon BE- swell as ever lie
WAS ioUfwy'hrcspcct wv NLFcu..r.
itropld aot i. Tirbou,it for all possess
|. Dtnlelb Srheliuger, of W-sch"ster town
ship, Porter co Indiana have been hndlyafiliued
with hrrnla or rupture 20 years, 50 badly that
could not work more than hiatt my tine lh.y-
'ried russ pads. and everything that ! thougI.
would give me relief bur found nothing uuu.
'ri' your arabian Liulm'nt, and tcr the trS'i--
weeks could goip work in ten minutes after
Ind undt me application, a. il k"ptthe hoN''sup
90 good ! would not be- without il Tor al, poss-
"ss sthe at'liic" Is healed, md ] am perfectly
vel, aud state TIN. for the benefit Of oh-r- -iwi-
lar, aiiiicted lANI.L B. sc iiElLINGER
This ia IN certify That we knew Dnnrl Il.
ScH",ingrr tor four years, md believe the nbs's
stat,mtnttC bctrue. IoRN WuIi.uS'Y
W " kNIGHT ?. VI.
Camulc', Porter Co Ind Feb " 1851.
Gs-I h" Quincy Wing, OF 18Th March, 81 ono
OF the Itrg'sland mosr popular pap.iS IN Illinois.
says.
'S,cthe advcr,isemcnroi ". e FnreIsArs.
han 'lulm,n' lhs Liniment!S the genuine cure
. MI auduo mistake"
F,a,.d amt Imposition Erpo@d- Viia,aous lie
RcfGicd Il rnm Col 4 q. Garrett, I.urs,
I'll. owner oiIhr Peoria House tcrmery Plan.
ter House, md one OF the olde-lsnd most re-
spectacle citizens.
"Thi. isl ocrr,lfv tina, have known W. r.
Farrell Iur tn. iast IS year. and know TINT hr d.
the original ioundraNd proprietor OF tn. medicine
known ~" Araoran lLnm-nl," tina, | have USED
II hutl upon man and beast, and found II nnn,a!u-
able article, aud IL al person named II q Fnr-
rril tony certain knowledge, commenced lml'H-
ting hi- valuable medicine anon, thur wears attsrW
was first manuiacturcdby W. y Farrell
\. o. GARRETT.
Peoria. ~ Sept %, 1851
w. B Farrell's Arabian Linimcnt
TLis valuable medicine comhinrsthe necessary
3 Gun to eniirci il 10 puhlciavor Possessing in
: n HIGH DE- gree The properties ot an Anodlnc ana
/ Ba.am gives II n wonderful influence over many
painful diseases is grentciicacy to heal can only
/ hrattrlhurd to tue Bal,nms and Oils when 4 con.
'njpS - Hssouri E,pUbhcgD
ssivy SlsE or sNlNTERCE1TS:
Ask for Dr. " r Fnr.irs Arab,ap hni-
3 mrRi ms counterfeit called II e.. Farrell, is in
the market, Be careful you are not imposed
. upon
Trr true and only genuine sold in Ottawa, hy
" " Caynrly, G. l.. Thompson, felloer,
Walker X CO., and by merchants and drupgs.i
,pntIally August? 81
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NOW Is THE TIME FOR FRUIT iREES
Barry. great work ON the irnit tanlrn ,inlrnlrd
TO explain aud Illustrate the ihVslulugy Of fruit
trees theory mi practice u. VI, operation, ron.
nsrird With lropi .lll1n, priInL lIR1spIunt'ng
and tltn,ug oinrrh,r's mud gtrlcn lrers.- ly0ng
on OF orchard. aul lru.--ic.irurtion of lu-
sects-prewrYlng yrus selection ol varieties
Ptc., si9, Copicstor,he cclutnmordrcs OF
p,~,,l:s, hY i II, 4 G.. brSlEN
hui, lha LIKE {, Cio,v',
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'nNE Co.parnrr,hir heretofore kissing be-
! tween Juhp y. Shilcr, John y. Sinner aud
Henry \. : ucr lul'. business under the name
of ShUlrr d Sous is ,hl. dAv Dissolved b, mptu
al n-en'. joins \ SHurrR,
j ~ SurIru.
April %. llrSEY A. sn,rrn.
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MAYER a LELkIE,
Hs.r.A"rr .I.- %,
Mayors Double Eagle WHISKY,
N-p Nib ki,l- yg
Dom 2stic liquors,
No . Water street, PEORIA. ILLINOIS.
An. NV
Ad,l,i,!rui1r'N Notice

Administrators <3,!cc.
DtBIJC Nuuct Is ier'hy gIvoUrhat the Sub
! ~cuorr hdmlu'-ria TX Il tine estate ui Henry
b"NtI'-s u,Ccas'd, Viii Uttt' county Court
OF Llvluls'un County, AMI H01rr oi hIuot., al q
term thereof Ia be- huidrn nj the Cuurl House, IN
Pontiac IN -a'i County on the inst Monday of
July JrSt, when AMI where al prr-uus having
cams against sail rs;aj, are u"uiigd and -.
sIc> 81 lu present the same tUsdid Court l0r nd
udi 'luuu MARINuN l.avE.rgS,
Apui n, 1851 Administrators.
PHnches and Apples!
| tST received 10 barrels uicr prr,d peaches
y and apples, ut The ape STAR SruKE.
car pcis!
riIbSF carpets have arrived, md will he so II
cheap at the lirrlI22 STAR STORE.
gsursNnls.
;INELL>'yles agdpnccs, selingat NV York
"a prices, Rtlhr
.Aprl2s, STAR SrGpE.
Hrrss Goods.
E'NGU lNN, hwus, de ,aiue-. si'hs, &c, Of
" o'llyIrs and very desirable pn',rrs, nr the
lp5i.? STAR STORE
AIDES FL and Unmarried DlslIn md lip
p'r-ai ihr. iNnu,'!h SrAF ~ToUr.
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DRESS GOODS,

NJ large i no, larger han any III this city; none
weed 90 c'., her. ,y uuy Rich Goods oi any kind
hfiu-v hpvcrh.m. Tnry nave compIrt" ussori-
mr TT Black and Fancy :, Ks, Turk Nauus. It's
sars Cnoi.'., & hath. Satin, Paid and Plain Fpte.
gr-, prnrri Nu-.m.anL Jaconrl., BiI.ani-. Pop.
uus. Gag l1m-, Eng ,-h and Aurrlcan PRINTS.
Bones kl,bops. Cloves. Hosiery, P,rasos
Suw,4, C1rpr& Par-r lI,r1nt Boots aud SHOES,
X 'nn.kv lcIls, tououndrs sn,i,eti,s Cloths,
Ca--im'r"s, lIa'- aud Caps, Groceries and Yam
1. 'I'.,.. Of
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administrator Notices.
.
hl.t of Ebsa Iis. deed.

La.ts cf Lbsn Lis, deed,
DUkSCAN / Iu an order OF he eounty,Surt u
l Ia >a!l- county, notice is hereby sN,L thai
a.! persons having clniius against the estate u
Eh,n lde, late Of La Sale co, dreeaeI
are required to produce ih.snmr IN wrrinE, AID
hlr them IN said court On the 81 Monday In MsS
next, when and where such claimants o.. ne.
fl'sied to appear, fof the purso,. OF having theY
claims adjusted IN pursuance al law.
Mar Pm 23-Gw. NaRAHC. Inr Ex's
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SIGHT Exchange "n New York, Boston,
Chiras0, and 1t, Louis.
Also. eAcp,n-rs on London. in SINS Of cnc
pound Srl !ins AZ du1wards, available toi h
II GGarl, scotland, Ireland, France Or Ger
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l.oOil OUI fox Fare.

htcrsH aHmrsR "H d.yOa,!s.
Gold ana .Ilv,rroin bought md sold.
NOvcuihcf II. Go : frurH.
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READI.MtDE CLOTHING.

w,lhcas large "a any in the CRY, In mct they
have housekeeping. Cat! and see, they Show
goods chez r!ui and thar OTTO l. rv"satt,nc-
ton A klndsn produce ken in exchange ton
Gooi- aud ,tr 1t Ghr,' m1rke' prr" w,0l be paid
tor j.. R"m'rh,r. R'liick 4 liuILut, No,
Rcddick's Block, tipui IS
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MARRlED-On the 10Th inst, by the
Rev. hco. Schlos>er, Mr.. FRANCIS lElsCHErr
to Mis-, tLiZAHirH " uLr, ali Of Ottawa.
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comprising every klrd ul L. uDt,iIe,ed Goods in
I,r Ribbons, Hosiery, Ltcrz. Gloves, IA rse.y
variety ui gIa'I.y mud uri,'r
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EJlnHDiDERI.,S.

Wlhmrny other new anil hrlrufpl styles ant t,h-
nrf nIl2ged 10 rl,r season IN unusually ,alg'
sock Ui
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News by tho last Mail.

On Friday night last we received part
of om New Orleans mail-ncmding the
weekly Pieayaa0 of the 2Sth and the
daily True Dcit9 Of the 25th ultimo.
In q Caucus of the democratic mem
borS Of the legislature on the 23d ut,
Hon Ben. Fitzpatrick and G. G. Clay,
Jr., were nominated for the United
States Senate from that State. Their
election is considered certain.
The last arrival from Europe brings
news that the price of cotton was firm
with an upward tendency in tho Liver
pool market The price Of breadsinAs
was on the rise. There had been two OF
three battles between the Turks and Rus.
slams, the former being victorious. The
war was progressing in the fcrceSt spirit
on both sides.
In the Georgia legislative caucus oi
democratic members, Gov. G. j. Nc.
Donald received the nomination for Uni.
ted States Senator, by ten votes over
Gov, Cobb; when four Of Gov. Cobb's
friends united With the wings in the Sen.
ate and postponed the election until the
next legislature.
A dispatch from Washington saysAAi
"tho President has requested Mr. Nc.
Lano, the newly appointed Minister tc
China; Mr.. Mason, thenewly appointed
Minister to France Mr.. Seymour, The
newly appointed Minister to Russia, moi
to sail for Their respective destination;
until the Senate shall have confrmQC
their nominations.
There has been three ballottings in tht
Vermont legislature for Senator, the las
of whichstood-K Kellogg, dem, SO; Coll
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santa 4e lDeekIp @a3ettt
TERMS.
PROSPECTUS U S
SANTA TE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

THE SANTA FG WEEKLY GAZETTE, an English
and Spanish newspaper, is published every Saturday,
in the city Of Santa Fc Territory Of New Mexico
In potic, it will aim 10 be a sound democratic
Jonrnal but in addition, it will be devoted to
General Literature, and the current news Of The
day, and no pains will be spared to fill lis columns
with interesting matter. Particular attention WlI
he maid to such information as will be useful and
important to the people Of the Territory, 70
development of the agricultural, mineral and other
resources Of the country. The latest news from
tbe United States will always be found in It's
columns, together with the most interesting items
from other parts Of the world. To the native
population Of the Territory such paper will be
invaluable, as It will be, in great measure, the
only channel through which they will be able to
obtain information from other parts of the tnon'
To the people Of the States, This paper cannot
fail 10 be Of deep interest, and will give them The
only correct account Of This far off and growing
Territory, they can possibly obtain; and we snail
be careful always TO have the latest news for our
distant readers. New Mexico, heretofore, has
been almost an unknown land, but il our friends
in the States will subscribe for the "GAzErrG,"
tbev will soon become as well acquainted with it,
as any other portion Of our country Ihs IS Tue
orening Of New Year, and there could not be
better fine 10 Subscribe. Terms only 81 90 per
annum and advertising and JOB WORK oo"e '' VIC
lowest possible price .....-. --....,,
W. W. II. DAVIS,
E!iiJr
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SOUTHERN MAIL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

rT,HE southern mail via I'll Paso to San Antonio,
Texas, leaves Santa Fc on the 10th Of each
month, arrives at Ell paso in from six to eight days,
and reaches San Antonio on the 18th Of the next
month. moi Returning, leaves San Antonio on the 10th
of ihe same. arrives at FL Paso in from ID to l8
davs and reaches Santa Fe on the l4th of the next
month, making the trip through in from % to %
days winter and summer. The CONTRACTOR has
shared no expense in placing upon this route spring
CARRIAGES the best adapted for the convenience as
we'll as comfort Of passengers Persons going 10,
or coming from the States will find this very
UIeasant route, particularly during the winter
months. as Il IS entirely free from the intense cold
and heavy SHOWS that SO frequently obsrucl The
eastern mail route 10 Independence
RATES OF FARE.
sl95 90 through from Santa Te to San Antonio
20 90 from Santa Fe to I'll Paso.
Passengers allowed 40lbs baggage.
"'''''' HENRY SKILLMAN.
NIB, Passengers not required 10 stand guard.
Santa Fe, Oct L 1S53-f
VT1HE undersigned begs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public generally, that he is prepared
10 do all kinds Of cabinet and carpenters work on
tbe most reasonable terms. Shop, two doors above
the store of Jesus Loya.
Santa Fe, May I. 1857 JAMES H. CLIFF
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GESAHAMS MAGAZINE.
NEW VOLUME

TlHE YEAR is drawing TO close But two
numbers are vel to be- issued Of the volume Of
,GRAnAm for 1853 when 1854 will be upon us.
Tbe .Maaazine yesT ig necessarily anticipated and
is not reckoned By the ordinary rules. The jan
nory number must be manufactured in November,
and and complete copies as sample numbers for agents
Should be- ready by the first Of December, for with
tbc Grst Of that month ali contracts for the year
are illed, and The renewal of clubs and single sub
scribcrg commence.
In announcing his readiness to receive orders for
tbe new volume, the editor does not know that he
has apy yery brilliant IDEAS 10 hold out in large
capitals 10 dazzle peoples eyes-'GpAHAW will
be pretty much what it has been this volume, with
some improvements which experience suggests.
No number will contain less than 100 pNge5 OF
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FORM FOR A BID.

Where no change from advertisement is con',npla'Gl
by he bidder.
nj Cor VIC, as The case may be) There write the
name or names in full Of There state the residence
or residences hereby propose to carry the nail on
route No. --, from --- 10 --, as often as
the Postmaster Generals advertisement fer pro-
posas for the same, dated October 13, l313 re.
quires, in the time stated in the schedules con-
tanned in said advertisement, and By the 70 lowing
mode Of conveyance, 10 wit There state how 1t IS
TO be conveyed, for the annual sum O.. here
write out the sum in words al full length,
Dated. [si5ull,]
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THE NoR1u WEsT PAssAGE,-The solution Of
the problem Of a passage hetwecn the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans through the Arctic seas, is
at length achieved. 10 tue British flag, and
particularly to Commander NJ. ourO and his
gallant crew, of the ship Investigator, belongs
tha honor Of the discovery. Long life to them.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
w. w. I'll. DAVIS,

DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE USITED STATES iO'
NEW EXIoo,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
SANTA rE, NEW MEXICO,
WILL practice in all the courts Of the Terri
w tory.
Office in the same room occupied by the Sccre
tary of the Territory
REFERENCES.
Hon. C. Gushing, All. Cen. u s.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas, Phlada.
Hon. Il. Brodhead, U. $. Senate
Hon. Simon Cameron, Ponna'
Gen. r. Patterson, phada.
Col Thomas ], Whppe, New York
Haddocb, Reed & Co., Phada.
James, Kent Santee, %
Wood, Bacon Il Co.,
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The money for Clubs must be always sent in
alyande. Subscriptions may be sent at our risk.
When the sum is large, draft should be procured
If pos,ibe-he cost Of which may be deducted
from the amount.
Address, always postpaid.
Editor.
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I.llorOsALs FoR CARRIING TIlE

MAILS.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the Mails OF lhc
l. United States, from the lst day oil July, I62i
10 the ls day Of July, 1858, in the State OF Can,
fornia, and in the Territories OF Oregon, Utal, anc
New Mexico, will be received at the ConlTac
Office of the Post Office Department. In the Clly
of Washington, until A. M OF the 3D. AprIl
1854, Ito be decided by the 2Sd Of April, lo5l,,
on the routes and in the times herein specified
viz: -
IN NEW MEXICO.
1900 From Santa Fe, by Albuquerque, Socorro
Doha Ana, Fort Fillmore, Frontero (IeN
as). FL Paso, San Elzario, AIagolnsvllle
and Leona, to San Antonio, OlO miles ant
back. once month.
Leave Santa Fe on the 1st Of each month
Arrive in San AnIonio in 20 days
Leave San Antonio on the lst OK eacl
month;
mas 10 carry twice month are invited
olso bids TO make tho trip in 20 days.
t9gOl From Santa Fe, by La Canada, TO Fernando
de Taos. 10 miles and back, twice month
Leave Santa Fe on the lst and 10Th oil eacI
month, at A. NJ;
Arrive al Fernando de Taos by the I'd ans
17lh OF 12 NJ.
Leave Fernando de Taos on the 18th an(
28lh Of each month al A. M;
Arrive at Santa Fe by the l4lh and 3Olh
12 NJ.
Bids for weekly trips are invited
1902 From Donand, by Fort Belkrap, to Gaines
vile in Texas, and back, once in lw'
weeks
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TERNLS

The terms Of 'Graham' are Three Dollars for
single subscribers, if paid TO advance, For SIX
dollars in advance, one copy is sent three years
We continue the following low terms for Clubs,
10 be sent in the city, to one address, and in the
country to one post-otlce;
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next s.S the cid husir win be settled independent
of The new We learn t,ey win commence paying div-
asnd Of 10 PR cent their creditors and continue the
Is ouidat.a vh>n arrangement 10 give perfect
safisfsction TO all their CREDITOR The statement OF
Ellis tugs shows their excess Of assets to b. S4s4
road sos which cost S1sS Geo. but being at present Of
upce value are included. fniiana free hank
j. Ter cent discount. Eastern exchange l. fuctuatng,
and has dropped down within the past week to x buy
ing and pr cen. selling rates. The sales for the
ington Railroad stock, (Iypo) zoe: SO DO. New
Albany and Salem Railroad stock soc; so do. Ohio
and Mississippi. do, 45c; 25 do Columbus and
Aenir To- soc.; 50 DO Little Miami Die; 80 do Coving
ton and lexington do. lhypd) soc; 30 do. Indiana
polls and Cincinnati, do. 45c.; 30 do New Albany and
Salem do Soc. 100 do Ohio and Mississippi do (hypdb
s4c.; 10 DO. Columbus and xena do. ojc; % Little
Miami: do. 49,.
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Foreign Markets.
A. F. AND X. MAxwELL's CIRCULAR.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81, 1854.
The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise during the
rns week have been fair of oatmeal but small OF other
articles. From foreign ports have received 5000
quarters wheat which 03O quarters from Egypt,
besides laos sacks and 100 bbs sour aour from Aus
trrlia. The exports in the time comprise 1884
quarters wheat los quarters barley 40s quarters oats
bis In dian meal, S1S sacks and 1000 bbls. -four
The trade here during the past week has been dull and
prices Of wheat and -four have been generally in favor
Of the buyer Oats and oatmea have also shown down
ward tendency Indian has met with less inquiry
although holders have not lowered their pretensons.
The weather has been broken and wet.
At this days market there was fair attendance Of
town and country buyers, and rather inquiry
experienced for prime old and aour sales of which
day week New English and Irish wheat and -four were
however, very difficult "a move At 3d. IN Al Dsr 20 los
ana Is to 2s per sack decline the week. Oats were
IN slow request at barely late rates, but oatmeal was IN
demand ~ td per load reduction. Barley, beans and
peas were held for extreme rates. Indian corn met
cline. We quote prime White wheat la Cd l2s 3D.
per 20 lbs mixed 11s 3D. to u.s. 4d red lis "a TO lis
3D. per 70 lbs. Prime Baltimore and philadelphia Hour
AS AS. 3D. Western canal, 42s. ID. TO 45a 0 per
Dbl Prime yellow indian corn ass and whits sos per
quarter.
RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND CO.'S CIRCULAR.
Cotton freely offered to limited demana, and quota
tons Of ordinary qualities fully "a lower on the
week. sales yesterday 5000 bales; to-day 1000 bales
q 900 In the days being for export. At Manches-
ter no improvement. The trade continues dull
and ut our market to day, but limited amount was
INV ensT Of the English our 9 not
which tends maintain prices Of American Indian corn
with liberal arrivals, is quiet and L. per quarter
four AS per bbl white wheat, lbs. 3D. Ter 70 lbs;
mixed Indian corn as; yellow 45s.; and white Ass
46s: per $50 lbs No change in beef pork Bacon is
dies sold at 35s 37s. 3D. per cwt, and only part
the catalogue was cleared Lard slow sale, at 53s.
asts' PER sNt gaueW ?ges at Us. asss,
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SFCOSD BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sa,es ~ Ok 20 hhls Ware .U oaJo q. :! co-
pearls. and sea, for pots. per 100 lbs.
check transactions in flour and there was less Animation
at previous prces The sales embraced about B 600 a
mo- Mis- ;ncna;n, common II GOOD state hrap5s AZ
81 = 81 a. favnrs 40 as as ss co. eytra do rs II
Ga % In,ded IN Tho sales were abont 400 bhis South
ern al IS 80 80 % ana ZOO bills extra PETERSBURG CITY
Mills $40 Canadian was Unclaimed with sales Of abont
600 4 500 bbis Western -four was without alteration
WheatThe market was auiet. and NO sales Of moment
transnired. torn~The market was less active. and
saies atout "a ono bushels Included in which
were 600 new Southern white at 9ac and 600 north
ern round yellow at ess mixed was at osc esc Bye
Pve tour was firm ut 81 a 81 SO for sunerine Meal
Jersey was nuet at 81 81 81 a per hi. - -.
1o,roy The ,,arket was ami nd tho saies conRpa,
to only about sOO 4 COO bales -"
CorfSr, The sales embraced 400 600 bars If Rio
at csc. 10iSc
Fpn,T Tho sales embraced ahont 200 a 600 boxes or
,et arv .;sns NJ - "a 20 AZ and about oOn am Az
dry ut ~ 5b with 100 halves do at 81. 42i..
400 400 bale of cotton were engaged at l6a 532d
ana 10 ORC bushels of corn III 8a in hays Ahont
400 t;erces href were engaged At 2s 2d a. and 300
bbls. rork. at o. To london within a day or two
600 hoxcs cheese were taken AZ ora 400 hoxes bacon
IL and ION hhs beef Mt eos al ner ton a50 hales
hons AZ LEA !, 10 900 hhls rosn Mt d Oh. 400
teras bcar a. e IA 3, AZ 81 m TONS nj; coke AT 20s
loo ILLS lard at a0s and 600 bushels rrain ut ga a
"a. Enoaeements in provisions ami grain were also
ia Hayre rates we're unchanged white cnragements
we're moderate 70 Marsc;Iles 1o0 bhis RIM wera en-
saaed al 10 nor gallon and 40 600 Ibs bacon ut Xc
sai :, sco ,o ,,as ha.torod ~ thn ysor a. ,bs
nvo IONS mss M o or
s Ia rtari =, loJ - E,.nLir;, - far Nav vnrL
WIN WI sugar anu noinsses a. 30 o. pr nna 40 .aor
lc e , AZ "A''"ns'u anu "''o '''a'' ~ o''
III am,-,ot OWING 70 tba co,d vsat,ar rs ,;obt
receps nn.sIen, aecsea ADVANCE with sales OF Soo
,rd pcr sa ayT Il ,ot. a. 40 asc nor n
Inos.-sse.sh pig was quiet, The last sales
"'a"s W., ~ Do Iaap ~ - 20. so.u,. .na ;noot;r
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 6.--At market l. 407
cattle, about 200 beeves and 707 stores consisting Of
working oxen, cows and calves yearlngs, two and
three years old. Prices-Market beef-Extra, S. first
quality, - 90 second do STA 81 rs thiri do SO 90;
ssa So So Pclts--5Oc 55c. Calf Skns-l1c. per ID.
Barreliing Cattles6 SO 81 % per cwt. Veal Calves
81 so stofcs-Working oxen, no sales. Cows and
Calves-$24 n S54. Yeariings-$9 a Stf. Two Years
Old-sl4 S27. Three Years Old-$26 81. Sheep
and ianibs-3.1a7 at market.-Prices-ENtra, ~ 81
by lot. 81 So So Swine-All soft fat hogs at 4hc.
In
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AwYuL DfATH.-.Esty yesr'-.as mofnioe. a
miikssr Who wns com,ng in.o toe city, .,w q
hatctt n ~ 90. al hia h-,is 'te 'eocr OF tre
Catholic C.me,er,. o. sbe por,h H0e. app oacc-
pg t'm be- was tonud ~ t~ dead H. f.ca had
utr.d re ftctly h,0rs. On srbssqpepi e;s'm'nat,mt
h., !. a., t.t, nh Ga,,lsr,a afcpnd \, aud vas
,,n,rn,,rg ~ Clint th. fence wha0 oe spped, nod
,-srstt ose fo,t ~ IRE nst' Between tgo Of ras
,ickt's of j q e. His stluvsle ~ raleasr h'ur
81 rs, hat. b. - os-ist,t" no r'fn on ~
,ose "a Il v.s' y pspe,ry D. pn'ltn~ s1ro az : ~
: eas; The u.sruyt ,,,rtfa al ss.-r " tYy
vet. v.ss g"at wen u <.,'ssr 8, a. hpf -
pttl irfc.. ,asviot- b,eg r.,-d rtv~'ai hour. "
- st& ~ b. 'mpa.-- acfgg Etyarf,
AYt 4.