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the James Ad0er 1t Charleston.

Arrival Of the James Adger At Charleston.
CHARLESTON, May ., 1856.
ne steamship James Adger, Capt s. c. Turner, from
New York. arrived here this onday) evening at nine
O'elock.
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Chambers and Warren Streets store To

Chambers and Warren streets Store TO
valuable lot 40 Cham street. between Church
rem street, Fl Is 70 be immedately improved BY he erection
thereon Of five story first class store In all respects with
Easements and with ali the modern improvements either Of
marble on be completed before the LIST of May
next lease often fifteen years will be gven to
doubted tho building will be salt his
convenience For further particulars apply TO ADRIAN H.
NULLkR SO Wall street.
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Superior Court.
sALu OF TIE NEW YORK HOTEL sroPPRD By IN


MAY 6.-Eamund Griffin vs.. Curtis Jvdson and Others
Some few weeks since decision in this given
by Judge sosson In hvor Of the plaintiff. Mr. Il. H.
Rice deputy clerk of this Court appointed receiver
70 take charge of the lease fixtures &c. OF the New
York HOTEL and directed by the order OF the Court
to eel the property for the benefit Of The plaintiff. Pur
suant to advertisement the receiver proceeded this
pg to put up At auction in fient Of the City Hall the
sdusy Using By itissp until wa about
hammer was however, suddenly stopped by Of the
shers deputies, who came forward to the auctionser
a BEEN issued Sy SCISSOR the
until the further order Of the Court The numerous
concous Of persons who had assembled then separated
Liberality, the Spirit OF the Age.-Knox
he's determined = tpsh Al the clemen the city during
s wh ssD " 1s
advantage than Knox manufactures the best Of hats
the corner of Broadway and Futon street.
New Edition, Corrected and Improved.-
ssS +:
s~'-' ' - '''N III Broadway. opposite 81 Pauls.
but s % 81 q Ss Hs hit be
A''' 'H'''' - n EsFESsShE1D ns Nassau street.
Soft Hats. Of E1tr. Guaiity, Beside. Good
is Fulton street, between Brosdway and Nassau street
1000 Portraits, for rs and 5O!Cents, 60 on
daily at the depot Of art $50 Broadway Photographs lam
economical principles
Great Chance for Observation-Disclosures
sale at sucton.-Messrs. ANTHONY j. BLEECKER CO..
New w ss -
two valuable lots in the southern OF tho city OF Mlwau
hie WISCONSIN Known Walkers Point. These os are
city. Their value 10 rising constantly, enormous rate
Lots haye been sold as high a. $500 The sale being absolute
e: may BE- a ras az
hundred thousands Of dollars being yearly invested
me manner bZ Eastern and European capitalists, i'm
nense profit Title perfect For maps and further psrtcu
lars apply e. above.
Extensive sale OF HIny-eight Houses and
los-we notice that Messrs. A. J. BLEECKER 4 co. will
at the Merchants Exchange at 10 O'Clock this day. fifty
eight houses and lots First Second avenues between
Thirty second nd Thirty third and Thirty and Thirty
fh Streets This sale affords desirable opportunity
hese wishing to obtain comodous and well located residences
to the best advantage as per the purchase money
be hsd OF the office of the auctoneer No. Broad street.
Notice.-The Creditors OF the late Firm of
Wright Laners Co. will please present their oNme
before the Oh inst. st hs office of the assignee No nnr
NEw York. May 2, les6.
Rich Naoirc AMNque Vests, 80; Complete
49, coats endless variety ncy
mere pants 81 80 EVANS extensive cloth
ipg warehouse, e. and 6S Fulton street.
Clarlk's Spool COtton.-The Genuine Article
las the name OF WIN. WHITEWRIGHT every spool 81
&AssAu street.
Window hndes.-Improvements and En-
Reade street. have. 1t great expense, completed aud
patented" their ingenious apparatus for manufacturing
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RHW PpnLICATlONv.

4 VALUABLE BOOK ON THR GREAT NORTHWEST
n MRS. KINZIE's NARRATIVE OF THIRTY YEARS AGO!
Now ready, and Tor sale at the books ores,
WAU BUN;
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strawberries.-sine Ripe Strawberries,
just received and for sale by JOHN TAYLOR CO., Broad
vi q Franklin street.
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NOTES.-The Creditors OF the late Firm of
Wright Laners Co. will please present their claims
before the 9th ins st The office of the assignee No. MIR
ray street. WIN. PATTON.
EEvvv Nav
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Window neutrality-suspicious. md I'm
terprize kelly FERGUSON, No, 29l Broadwav and
Reade street. have. at great expense, completed and
patented their ingenious apparatus for manufacturing
trade with an unriyaed assortment fully thirty cent less
than before sold. Az allowed TO manufacture
under patent compete WI either in style
price, Also, gilt cornices brOcaee de aines danask lace
and mua,in curtains nc.
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n. I0DIn4 Ntn6IHU fNt-
moved 10 No SO Cortandi street This celebrated sr,e Ia
10 cure Group, coughs vomiting, muraos
roats, chronic rheumatism, pains In the limbs chest aud
back cuts burns old &C. Price cents sud 80 csns
eod n the drneRists-wbere aso be OBJ aired Dr.
Tobias horse e1 superior 10 any otter or no
rsy In PITT b.ttlte, 81 20 cent?.
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Clarlk's Spool COtton.-The Genuine Article
lAs the name OF VIM WHITEWRIGHF on every spool 81
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Rheum atiAm, scrofuls, &c --Hyatts Life
basam h the most certain remedy for the
these ali diseases arising from great mpuriy OF the blood.
II cured Mr. john ay, 66 avenue d. Of nhsmme
sitter be had confined 10 hs house most years and
1}ley Fsa OF the Bowery dry goods sore-Ba terrible
case ecro liberation Of nine yea IS standing after the
case a5 been treated snd abandoned In derpar OF
our eminent phydsians. Principal Office 246 Grand
street, rs per bottle For sale by druggists aud by Mrs.
HAYES l75 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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BOSTON, May g. 1856
The following the ioOt;Dgs Of bank statement
Csths present wesk, ending Nay 5, compared with
The preyiOus week.
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Rich Moire AMnque Vests, 80; Complete
cashmere SUITS So s2 aud Sl splendid black coh frock
coats ST. blue dress coats 3d. endless variety Of
Emere from 81 50 UPWARDS at EVANS extensive cloth
warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street
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New Edition, Corrected and Improved
GBNIN has the pleasure Of announcing new and brilliant
edition Of his spring hat for 1856 brimfu Of beauty Gle.
e~-~' 'e 2i4 Broadway opposta 81 Pauls
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The Espenseheid Styles Have Long Besn
considered BY in hats for grace and
ever made bats 80 In eli respects superior
70 those offered In Broadway for ~
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1000 Portraits, for rs and 5OICents, 60 on
daily depot of $50 Broadway. Photographs,
piaypes and prototypes taken only at this estabshant
eAon0 mir prtnc q
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hes determined fuypieh AL the clegymen the city during
week with has a cost 90 that our clerical
advantage than ever Knox manufactures The best Of hats
assistants busy than KNOWS establishment Is
the corner of Broadway and Fulton street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

MUTATIONS WANTED.
4 SITUATION wAKTRD- BY A REsPECrABLH OH
"A cook ANAL private family; 10 willing TO ass.s
washing ironing. Good city reference be given. CAL
at 222 West 18th ST. between Sh and Oh second floor
front
A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH YOUNG WOMAN WOULD
n Ike engage In private fanilv 10 do plain sewing
cut and ~ chorens clohes would have objection 70
sage by The day week Call At 600 Washington st.,
SptirF. third floor.
A RssPEorABLE YOUNG woMAN,yANTs A sfgUA.
"A tor coed plain cook and fret rs washer I'd
would DO he general housework Of small private family IN
the city tsslved Two ears her act place. Ha rood city
81, 9..p0 Ter, Ign. rpYE. G rs sen fF I'VE csls
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wedding ana Waiting Cards, Envelopes,
e. ire latest ,s r Ss,s sSesx .Dd Sm
tesns inscriptions coats Of arms, cyphsrs 10 Stone.
EVERDkLL4 500 Broad way.
cornaf Duane street. eatAbiahAd la4Q.
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los-We notice that Messrs. A. J. BLkECKER co. will
90 Of the Merchants Exchange at 10 O'Clock this day. fifty
eight houses and lots First Second
Thirty second nd Thirty third and Thirty fourth and Thirty
fh streets. This sale affords desirable opportunity
hse Wishing obtain and well located residences
to the best advantage rs cent Of the purchase money
remain bond and morSage Maps and particulars
Office auctioneer. Broad street.
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PuBLIsMEp THIS Day 49,.
Consisting Of q collection OF
DRAMAS, rARCEs,
Selected from
rRENCH's AMERICAN
With portrait on steel. ARD memoir o. the author,
BY R. SHELTON MACKENZIE, ESQ.
L. mo, cloth. Price 81.
This volume contains
Game Of Lite, Game of Love,
Love and Murder. Poclhontas.
David opperfeld, Donoey AID Son.
Temptation, Romance aud Re Atty.
SAMUEL FRENCH, Publisher, l2t Nassau st., N. z.
old BOOKS AND ENGRAvINGs BOUGHT. IN ANY
" qnan ity 1t the Old Curiosity Shop. l07 Nassau
the highest cash price wilt be gwen Constantly
hand ssso of cd and mod eugravings, por
traits landscapes scrap prints &c. for sale At extremely low
prices JOHN PYNE l07 Nassau street
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Defiance Salnmander 9aIeG.-Robert n
eAf1ICK The sole anueura in the United States Of
hove celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance locks
md bars Depot Me- la Pearl street, door belev
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THE TURF.
NETWORK RACES SPRING MEETING, THIRD WEEK
IN In june 1856 the Fashion 0ormcrly NatonaD Race
Eewown l. For Jockey Club purses and stakes
sec 'p'Ds wffT q aRIsNELL, Treas'r Fashion Aasu.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

Our Western Giepds write US IN earnest proses.
sgsntt our view of the political prospect in their
several States, though We set down lone Of them
ss really doubtful bu. Indiana. We believed, aud
have since been strengthened in the belief, that
every State rorth.wes. Of the Ohio is for Fremont
except Indiana, which we set down as doubtful
because The Ork ,chieh is to carry for Fremont has
writes us from Indianapolis on the 9th inst as
follows;
" In your last SemWct ky, your calculation as to
what may be tie final suit OF the Iuiara Election,
uphts sOu doubt az 10 ths State goiDg fof Fremont
Now, Sir, no possible ut;pg ncy, shoI, of lis death,
can bapl by which Fremont Could be prevented from
canyiDg II diana by at Ioaht twenty five thousand
votes. offer facts 10 confirm my stitement:
In 1884, with Il whole foreign population almost
against NJ, Tn aCcUrGt uf Nnow Nothiu yism We ear.
ftd Helena by about 1900 majority. Then our
people were very much interested il the Temperance
Causr, and only some Whist il the kansas troabes n
Coz gIes'. But nov they ale absolutely excited with
e spint OF lesktslce to human desPV"s n, piunjer
aho MURDER, which suIpasses the el,emehs OF lsJ /
as much as the tempCs. can the pleasant ee1e
knoE-NotbirSam l. dead. The GeTsans, ana good
ioitisnns u sll nations are joining The publican
Iaity, and ale Coibg Ike men, 10 Ioll back the
SUuiLeTh cOuge fiom the Territories. will mention
tkst ibe FrtnCh OF our ely, almost 10 man, have
fallen in with tie Replbcsn party. From almost
every lOghboTbOod OF lidiauA, GA. pe1pe went t.
KaDsas. They hsNe been ddVeG home, or bunisd
ike Wild beasts through The for, ss De they were
ioi Frttccm in the IeIntores. Some of tlem have
c, lie iOnc and hundCdS bGve write TO their rela-
lives anc thence: 70 tnat every neig lbOrhOoi
az bad living uiaess,s before them of tho
atusts sLd ottIRgcs i.troluced by Slavery tto Kan
sas in 5 struggles for the uas'cIy over Ere sdoul.
Many OF our pt Ope pCok 10 Us rom the gfsyes where
tt.H nmctr,d boGits ic, of tho sutcriOgs they en-
Cun D. Of tic death Ly oieI at The hanCs OF ne raC
fans Of the Govern eLt aLd Of the South The
f'tlus, Tie brcthtrs the ss;cis the mother, Of men
wlo lave been shot 0own or hung. OF who have had
then b uses burnt ard piundtnd or VITO have been
cta.ed cut OF KsDsAs or who src ia prison or who
haze betu taken ~ on tic h'ah~sy ia h snsas and
ChoI ID .iko t,,I :, lr I,ei al sb.e1, Iva, %
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
FROM RASHINGTON.
From Our Own Conespondene

From Our Own Corespondent
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 20, 1856.
SbaDnon's removal could not have been unex-
pected to the readers Of this correspondence, for
TIE purpose was intimated pretty clearly month
seo. II was tier hoped, however, the necessity
fer this step would have beenobviatedby resigna
tsp, sud that expectation was encouraged by the
nubEcsiop of bis letter to Buiord. Bot as no OF.
fetal es...aIce of such an intention was received
and almost all conmS.ncation became suspended
it vss decided last week IL appoint Cpl. Geary, and
bis acceptance received in time 70 be submit ed
IN TIE Cabinet yesterday morDirg. The two Sena-
tors from sylyania- Bigler snd BrOdhead-
speak of the appointment in favorable terms,
which dces Lot furnish any particular recommend
hticD. 1t j. quite certain he cannot do wOse than
Shannon, however wiling be may be TO descend in
tb, scale Of partisan seryility.
Tie virtual power of the Territorial Executive
is lodged here, and it makes bat little difference
WHO may Lominally hold the office if he consents
10 obey such dictatiCn and Instructions as have
here tOfOre issued from Washington. Still, there
is satisfaction in witnessing the scornfu aumilI
alton to which Shannon has been exposed. after
his mean and degrading submission. Retributloo
Ike this was never more deservedIy earned OF ad
MlblstcItO, qua tBeIe Is stbso VI uhiFefsaI yrtl
Gcation that this craven instrument Hho wss SO
quick to obey the orders Of desperate masters mas
been spurned by the very handsuP which he So
Ubst quio ously fawBed The Administration has
rot te,L content with Sn abrupt and insulting dis
Hissal, but DO reserve is manifested 10 assigning
the reasons to be- entire unftness want of decision
and habits Of iniemperance. These objections
were fIequeDt!! urged, bs ,Oon the original ap-
ptininent wss conferred, and they havs been
pressed over aSd again since his tyrannicA rule IL
Kansas subiesArd peaceable settlers to e~ery sort
ofoutroge spJ injustice. In selectirg democrat
from FenLsy lVania for this de.icste Eositcn, tbe
osiect Is "a throw the responsibility Of sfsirs in
- !s;r.oV ~ Ju:ctS upon Dir Bucbeosn sa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

The Commercial befcgs itself very needle ssy IN
wondering what we meant BY saying that ~ the
"enaciments Of the Shawnee Mission are reauy
"lsws of Kansas, then her Free State citizens are
"rebels," &c. We certainly did not moan to init
mate spy doubt in our owa mind on that subject,
ror can The Commercial have honestysuppOsed We
did. We have always known, regarded and rep
resented these enactuients as impudent, atrocious
frauds and impostures Of more rghtiul validity
authority than the Book Of Mormon What we did
neal was to call attention to the faci that he friends
oil Free Kansas in Congress cannot afford TO com
premise or split the difference on this subject
Any act of theirs which admits or implies the va
l,dity Of those acts passed at Shawnee Mission, or
any Iieh,ful power in their authors to bind the
People Of Kansas, will be putting the neck' OF
Charles r. binson, G,o. W. Brown, Charles W..
Deizer and other noble patriots 10 halter. WoetO
the pro;essed friend Of Free Kansas who votes that
the acts Of that bogus Legislature have any validity
or rightiul force whatever!
The Commercial will please understand that we
recosbize no possibility" that those Shawnee
Mission enactnents may prove valid laws. We
knew they were frauds before the House Invesiiga-
ting Committee proved them so by the affidavit of
hur dreds. But we do not propose to submit their
validity to any Court but the Grand Inquest COM
posed Of the whole American People. As 10 the
Federal Supreme Court that body professed las!
Winter its inability to decide whether a positive
&C. OF Congress by which Slavery was excluded
from Federal Territory, was constitutional or nor,
ar d ordered resrgument next Winter After thai
confession Of inability to perceive or want Of
courage to dec are the right we would submit the
fewest possible questions affecting Slavery to that
tribunal as Low constituted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

1t is many years since Bishop has been pro-
uottd TO the rank Of martyr Since the tius OF
Crapmer ana Latimer and Ridley, Bishops have
been in greater danger from the tempta ions OF
wealth, power and ease thar from those of bodily
fear and personal torture, unless indeed We
should include Archbishop Laud in the rearwsrd
of the Noble Army of Mastyrs-a promotion 10
which, on the whole, we do no. think him entitled.
But it seems If the pages Of the Epi-c"pal Mar
tyrology might yet again be Illuminated by tue
ross ing" marry tropcal'y'' if not literally-of
8cht Res o. end Father in God The prclate in p,tl
. 10 less n PEI sonsge than DR.. Mesde, the Bifhol
of Virginia and one of the Oldest Of the House Of
Bishops. Heresy Of the most fasrant kind is
laid to his charge. and The secular arm is invoked
or something very like it, TO the h)ck against
this Welt in the eaIb OF shepherd. And, truth
10 tell his case does look rather black il is set
imth by The Southside DemOersf, 4 paper pIo-
lsLeJ, we believe, at Petersburg, Virgini..
1t seems that the offending prelate was admin
iiteIing the Iite of Confirmation to some slaves at
Lswrenceyile in that State, and availed himself Of
the opportunity to declare that che never felt
himself more highly honored than when allowed
"to confirm slave" /. is TO wonder tina. the
blood of the Old Dominion was up and that he
81 ould have been denounced as one not TO be tol
erated,' aid advised if he feels himself called
"upna to administer 20 The spiri:usl wants of the
"Deeroes 30 particularly, that Free Sta.e would
abe the bes. field Of labor for him." There seems
to be little of the inconsequence no. uncommon
betwe the preDses aud tie conclusions OF our
Southern b.eihren in ths case tOo but il was
probably occasicped BY the strong excitsmsu,
20 atrocious ,enimeut would naturally excite in
any wtll.regulatei mind. The Head df what used
to be, ard may still be considered, the Esta5n,hsi
Church OF Virginia, whose hands are accustomed
to rest on the beads of the FIRST Families. where
al are First, declaring that he felt himself most
highly hopored Of al when he laid them or the
woody scalp Of negro One may well trcmble
for church when such at:Ocio4s dogm+s ara
uttered by enc Of its chefest expouBdors.
TIE Bishop has been forced t. cone %. in his
own deftpse, which he does in the shape of a
,ta'oneDt Of what be said, made a. the re.
quest Of some of his friends. 1. is rather
pallistoIy then excal lpatory in is ch,rac,er.
He does nOt denJ that be said that hs never
"itlt biDsclf more as ths mieistcr Of Christ
." ard foliow:r of the Apostles than when
"layiIg bis bands on the heads Of this portion of
cur fellow b,iDss;" but h. eSpllins tha. the re,.
sen Of tits boly e1ala,ion is owing solely 70 the
n.sbJ notices If servants in tie Bible, ani esp..
cislly to What st Paul had addressed 10 them. ard
bis irj0n,'ion to Tmo'Ly as to eIhort,tiou 10
then. We canOot look up1n this explsu,-
lion as 0Dy 81 ficicnt stoI cment for the siisbs
10 lie Caucasian Iace Of Christian. inplird
Z Tie iperio; dsfits he fls ia eouGsniac ,Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

T,srs ,hould be a Fremon! Club In every village
township be large enough but at lesstone ciu'
In each township. and Central Union Ciuo Id 'ae
county. composed Of delegates from eacn towasnp
e,nb The Club should address itself 10 tne 'oiio"'
ing labors: -,
/ To get q list Of every voter In each village oi
town of every county, and note his known OF sup
,os.d predilectons for President and keep this 10
a book, rotiDg the changes, If any, from tme 70
tire. and reporting to the County COMMITTEE.
. To see that srery roter has all the Republican
documents the Club can afford to purchase, and
especially: "Ths Republican Platform" IAN
ps,eu Life of Fremont "Sumners speech;
I" Report of the Kansas Investigating Committee
Let The se be thrown into every voters door oy
person in each village employed for the purpose
3. To have frequent meetings for interchange oil
opin;on. ard let speakers be instructed upon the
topics most suitable for the locality. In some
place, the foreign vote is to be updeceivedi In
others. the distinction pointed on. between Full
morei,m and Americ anism; in others, the bucns'
n,er. 70 be attended to, and the particular shape
which treason toward freedom may assume wen
shaken our.
4 Lttall difficulties be fairly looked In the face
and lot not enthusiasm warp cool CALCULATION Ii
bsIpisneeded in the way of documents or speakers,
lst timely notice be given to the County Central
Club. or TO the County Committee, or TO the STATE
Committee.
f, see that the success Of the Electoral ticket
ard of Conqresmen be preferred over and above
all LEGAL consde ra,ons or local quarres on local
Issues.
6. Divide the Cubs into SuS-Committees-for
example: Document Committee, Public Meeting
Con nmittee, Vigilance Committee, Challenging
Committee. Naturalization Committee, Ticket
Committee &c; 20 that there may be perfect d.
visioI of labor.
7. Let each Club work in it's own locality as II
the success of the party depended upon the mYoriy
in that locality. Let the majority everywhere DO
sweIled and enlist the Ladies in the cause.
6. Make public every change of tactics observed
to be made by either the Buchanan or Fillmore
opponents of Freedom.
g. Take care of the local newspaper favorable 70
Republicani.m, and add to its campaign circula'
tion.
10. Don't waste money in fireworks, eating and
drinking sprees, music, and unnecessary decora-
tions. Save this to pay expenses of printing and
.peech making, and circulating the documents
II. Relax no endeavors until the polls are closed
az count on DO result as certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

II certainly would surprise chop stick'Iice
eating !Chinaman to visit our cattle markets aaa
frd that we sebt during the last week to toe sham
bles more than 3 600 bullocks, 10000 sheep, 800
hogs ard ]. 600 calves; and that in such day az
yesterday, over 2,7OO beef cattle could be sold
at Bulls Head, averaging about $50 lb each OF
meat, and &C. per pound. There was very
strong effort made in the morning to advance the
price even upon that Of the previous week nod TOR
some of the best buliocks the effort was successful
and prices equal to 10 cents were freely paid, but
on the whole the general opinion WAS that the price
on the average was about the same ss the week
before. 1t is the opinion of all consumers that
butchers can afford to reduce their retail prices for
beef.