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Prom ihe National rnteliigencer.
BIS DAT, OIL Gro DAT"

Messrs. EDfroRs: ! should be glad to read
10 ynur columns The following incident which
occurred At the depot III ruar citv. Unsnlici.
ted spontaneous bcncvalencc Is always beau.
tilul. but when natural grace aud Kindness
lend their charms to the act il is delightiul
10 all who witness IL.
Coming North lately. arrived az your lie
pot as the afternoon train was abuut starting.
Approaching for my ticket, saw two shiyer-
Ing women with several children standing
aside. wreiehedly dressed. one of whom was,
while wrapping an infant in a shawl, cOnsoi
ing the Other, down whose cnld cheek quiet
tears were coursing. They had just scraprd
from the board Of the ticket ,cntler . small
pile Of silver and cents. saying, "'1'is too
hard .slis too har Cant you lei us 70, sif:
we've 10 place to sleep in this town.
4 young man, approaching to purchase
tickets for himself aud two lovely, joyful.
loOking Young ladies. said. /" What's TIE mai-
Ter, my friends" 20. good sir, lie let
US 90; we've mt money enough. and We can.
not stay here "I'usl, tush ]" he said. in a
tone we'll remember. "you shall gol"
saw the appeal had suiIiisc,l his handsome face
as he addressed the ticket man: " How much
do you want, sir:' "fhcy are going Ia
philadelphia" be replied. = aud Icmlnoi help
them" " Of course not. sir. in your position;
but cam" shall never forget. nor will
atllcrs who saw il, the light step aud air ol
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gentle humanity as he placed tickets in the
woman's hand; nor her face, as she quickly
turned to the other and exclaimed, "See
what the gentleman has done see, Biddy -
and turned hastily to thank her beneiactor;
but he was gone had joined his gay COM
panions, and was playfully urging them On
to secure good seats. But the grateful heart
Of the recipients soon discovered him, and
one of them, taking the other BY the hand,
ran up and said, G Here, here is the gentle-
mani" And while one bestowed blessings the
other seized the skirt of his coat and kissed
it, much to the surprise Of his ladies.
took my eatnear,this man in the cars.
wanted to see more oi him; and 50 did. The
pretty faces of tn two ladies' were lighted up
with constant smiles Of apparent JOY at his
conversation, until he left at the Relay House,
near Baltimore. And why do yon think he
left, rea,lerf | will tell you, Tor | overheard
him say to gentleman next to me in an un,
dertone, who asked him where he was going,
"i mas going TO Baltimore with those two
ladies for pleasure, to return TO Washington,
| suppose) to morrow, but an incident at the
depot just as gnt my tickets compels me to
return tonight; 50 must gctolEat the Relay.
else shall miss the return.train." Bcyond all
doubt that" incident meant that he had given
the money intended lor lis trip Of pleasure to
the helpless ones whom Providence had de.
signed TO receive it.
Never shall forget hislandsomc face and
from as he stood on the platform At the Relay
House with his hat raised, bidding adiea 10
the two ladies'. whom he left 10 the cars.
The gentleman who sends us the above
authcnticates it by the communication 81 his
own name. We regret that he was unable
10 give US also the name Of the generous.
hearted young man whose spontaneous act
exhibited so beautiful an example oi the tue
spirit Of humanity. Eds.l
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LlFE-PRESERvING
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

sHE Subscribers having purchased The sole right 10
make and sell these swingleirees, in the counties
Of Wake, Johnston, Chatham, Orange, Franklin, War
en and Nash would respectfully inform the public that
they will attend lbe Co,nts in the above counties with
them, and viii also pedde them through the country
BY this Swingelree, horse. OF two OF more horses,
can be detached from vehicle when At full speed, with
perfect safety to the vehicle and those in H. II is sim
pie and easy. so that any boy years old eau avail
himself Of is use. No surh protection has ever before
been invented agains, the dangers incident to runaway
or iaciious horses Every idng vehicle ought to have
one attached 10 H. II is cheap, safe and certain pro-
lection against danger Il be attached 10 old or new
vehicles.
0,T Notice il hereby gyen that any Infringement on
this Patent any imitation attempt to make OF use
by any modification, this Patent swiDgieree in any Of
the counties above enumerated The person or persons 70
offending will be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law,
in the United States Courts AT Washington
p. p. WILLIAMS & co.
Raleigh. Fel IA, 1856. 27-Cm
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From the New England Farmer.
ON RAISING STOCK.

HAVING had considerable experience in the
raising Of stock, wish to state through tie
columns 81 the Farmer, few facts connected
witt, it. There is mistaken idea prevalent
among many farmers, that if creature is fed
high while young k will naturally be tender,
aud must 50 be fed through life Ii be kent in
good condition. A thing that is worth tio;no
al all. IS wcrth well doing; if farmers would
have finc, we'll proporlioned cattle, they nms,
be well cared for during their first wears. and
this IS the main point; il calf is kent grow.
ing all Of the time the first year, the proba.
bility Is that i will make fine creature. i
It have enough even Of poor hay TO eat. NV
neihod oil raising calves is this: let them
suck one half the COW gives for four or five
week. keeping fine hay before them and yiy.
lng them once day handful ol meal OF
oats, or few crusts OF bread soaked in wa
Ter. then learn them to drink porrldge made
Of skim milk and buckwheat -four, Or meal
that hasbeen siited. In this way they seldom
scour at all; and if one does, take little
white pine charcoal, finely pulyelizcd, and
( mixed With lard enough TO make ii adhere,
spread this mixture ON piece Of bread, and
give II, which is certain cure. feed IN this
way until they are three months old, when
they will do 10 wean. A few oats should Be
given once a day while longer. During the
first winter they should be kept in warm
stable, and have all thc good hay they will
eat; after this they will grow well and keep
IN good condition on meadow hay. In this
way IL is 10 uncommon thing for nv three
year old steers 10 weigh 5 coo pounds.
And what is tue Of calves, is true Of c0lts
IN a greater degree, as il is the symmetry 0l
form, and graeelulness Of movement IN the
Nurse, in which consists his highest value. II
the colt is allowed ID. become stinied while
youpg, all the high keeping that canbe given
IN alter life never can restore that which he
has fust. ! hare known a man who wished
to raise up a tough horse for his own use,
who kept his colt in an open she'd. with moth
ing but poor hay TO cat, and Il was tough IN
deed;-tough 10 look at. tough 10 drive, and
a sorry looking thing altogether. colt
should be kept in warm stable. with plenty
81 good hay. pint Of oats and pint Of sliced
carrots day during the first winter; and
here | would say, that consider grooming Of
as much Importance as good keeping; far
mers, as general thing, pay too little attcn.
tion TO lhi.; good rubbing from head 10 foot,
once day. is worth as much TO horse as
Two quarts Of oats. II farmers would keep
three things in view, in regard to young
animals, We should soon see a great improve.
mcnt in The stuck Of New England, which
are these feed. Iced well, feed high.
Mesl BsocLfsld. 1856.
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D. You know ihe prisoner, Mr.. Jnncs y
!" Yes 10 tic ho1e." .'Whai is character 7,
Didn'l know he had any," Docs he live near
!ou! " So near thal he spen! only Eve shiIl-
lngs iur his wood IN eight years. odd 10
etst come into rollision Wllli you 10 any ma
icr < :. Only once. and thai when he was dru, K
and misioik me for lamp post"
Ftnm what you Jb know uf lin. would you
belicre him Upoa oaihi" THAT depends up.
On circumstances. n he was somnsh inloxi.
ra,cd TIT hr dij not kfow Wh4l lie was doing,
would II not, U0uIdn't.
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CaRS BR1oMs.-Few are aware of the great
extent aud Importance Of the manufacture Of
corn brooins in the United States. The
settlement Of new countries where tile ma
terial is not raised has given great impetus
10 the manufacture OF this article, and nro.
pofiionably increased its value. For Aus
tFalla and California large numbers have been
expurted, aud their excellence having been
known in Europe large demand has within
a lew years sprung up in various parts to
supply their markets.
All who have passed up tie valleys Of the
Mohawk and Connecticut rivers have notic-
ed the large fields Of broom curn there grow
Ing, the peculiar nature az the soil III bnttnm
lands heing admirably adapted to the plant
The New York Express. in an article on this
subject, states that one firm IL New Yurk
largely engaged ia the sale Of corn br0oms,
sells annually about fnrty thousand dozen
manufactured in Schenectady and ten thou
sand dozen from towns in Massachusetts.
Most of those manufactured ia The latter
State ind market in Boston.
The foreign demand for brooms, in adlIi-
tion 70 the increased supply required for
home consumption, has run the price up from
twelve TO seventeen dollars per hundred.
The excellence Of many brDoms depends upon
their weight, when properly made: hence the
mode Of selling them according TO their
weight Is nav coming intn practice. Their
average weight is pound aud half, aud
the price from 10 l cents pound.
Precedence JJHraak.
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Po.. oni.e nrp,rtmen,.

:. =. fiaIIH NINs IoJbs }
Mr Woods las my authority TO put his
plan, q above. in operation; but no respon-
sioliiiy = assumed BY the Department; and
AL correspondence ia regard To this arrange
ment must be addressed 60 the Pacific Mail
List, New York. That tie public may avail
itself Of The advantages thus offered, Post
Masters are requested to giyc'the Circular
conspicuous place IN their respective ollices.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Pot algsfcr CeRtrz!.
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g. 7. X. JAnFs, Esq, her britannia Ma.
iests's Consul Tor tie port or Norfolk, has
received despatch from Lord Clarendon.
authorizing In. iB The name Of the BriIish
Government, to distribute l2OO Among tha
benevolent Institutions III Norfolk aud Ports
mouth having charge uf The destitute widows
and orphans Of lhOse who died during the late
cpideaic.
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list I,gCIIyEp.

E00 LBS. Pure Lead. Cgj lb. White Zinc Paint
cUo 10 sals. .swseio oil, bbls. Tanners Oil,
gals. Japan Vanish. 70 lhs. Paris Green.
slos. paen, Paint Dda. Dry White and Ned Lead,
~ la. Premrh zinc Of Po,esiain White. sc. sc.
LONG * CAIN.
Jane ~, 1855. gs--
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SCHOOL HOOKS.

A lot Of school Books. English. Latin, and Grcck
~ kind. ussdln Mi.w.J. Dinsham's School.
70 Sale BY
October ,, 1875. =
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ID. RDplEIRTaUM. tNInNMrog

ID. RDBERTsD sDNs lDENTlgT,
HAVING located il IIishorough, respectfully Of
tcrs professional services 10 The citizens Of The
town and surrounding couniey. He can produce salts
fsriory testimonials Of his skill in the profession.
OsIee ~ The Union HoisL When requested fami
lies will he waited al their residence Charges rea
sonabic.
~ DR.. n. win be in Chapel Hill the frs. week in
each month.
February l.. 25--
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SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
AMI ULCERS.

Some tho most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on tc use of this wonderful Ointment. when having
lb cope with the worst Of sores, wounds. ulcers
glandnlsr swclinss. and iumors. Professor Holloway
his. By command Of the Allied Governments ,lispiiclcd
10 The hospitals % the East large shipments ~ this n
meni 10 bs uacd under The directions ofe Medical sls
IN The worst casts of wounds. Il vii cure any ultI
rIandulir swelling. stiffness of The joints, even Of 20
wars sfan.lino
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FOR SALE.

IIEARI starch. Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Black l.eates vaui.h. Buirs satsspahlla,
Essenrr of lava ColIre, Es. Mcissnes ttnnfure.
ua Pine. Ayers Chevy pcciorsI,
Holland Gin, Ayers Pills. 6c.&e.
I.OSG & GAIN.
Juno 2sd, is5s. ga
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Febmary 20.
long & CAIN

long & CAIN
HAVE just rreeise. and oirr for sale, large ysii.
Al eiy Of lerfamery. &c oi tic bcsi quality, among
which arc the fellosinss
coiogne, Toilet Vinegar. f.ayenjir Water yerttna,
Gsisneum aud Bay waiet.
Fine ESlfsels, Baiin lIa. Balsanic Eau De Boloi
nsan, fine Too,h Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash. Paste for the Teeth.
Esu l.us,Iaie, q very fne az LYONS KaihaIion,
liels ioF the Hair, liliIicfs Excelsior furni.
iiSsa.,c, iun Polish.
Fancy Soaps. Tripo Polish,
shaving soaps, PbHocomes
Gold Crsm, Pomade Divine,
Egyptian Hair Dye.
Fancy Letter & Note Paper. Pocket inksisnis,
Envelopes. Steel Pens,
Letter aud Fool-esp Paper. Ink.
Backgammon Boards, Wok Boxes,
WutiBg Decks. Cahas,
Port Monics Baskets, &c. &c.
Notembef &c. 62-
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ERYsiPELAs, SALT RHRUM, & sC0R
BrrIC UItMORS.

Se remedy has ctei done 80 much fa the cure of
diseases Of the skin whatever form they may aeumc
this Ointment. No 81 Sail Rieum Scufvy. Sore
Heads. scfoiola. o. Erysipeas. can long Withstand ia
inluenee. The inventor has travelled many paris
II the globe, visiting the principal hospitals. dispensing
this Ointment, giving advice 10 is application and
has thus been the means Of restoring countless numbers
"a health
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Lumber for Sale
JusT RECEIVED.

A LOT n Three Penny Nails; aud one barrel Of
~ BURNING FLUID lnot Camphene.) = Also
SUMNER MANTILLAs. q sadohs kinds.
fet.fs " Lc.TURRENTINE& q son,
Msy ~. S.
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TnR GRAND EXTERNAL REMEnY.

TIE GRAND EATERNAL kennedy.
~ The aid Of microscope. see millions IL hitlc
~ openings on the surface OF our bodies. Through
these this Ointment when rubbed on The skin i cafd
10 any organ Or inward part Diseases ol the Kidneys,
Disorders N the Liver. Affections ol The Heart, Iu4m.
nation Of the Lungs. Ashmas, Coughs aud Colds are
~ IL elicctuaily cured Every housewife krous
that saI passes freely through bonc of meat Of any thick
ness Ihshcaiing Ointment iar more readily penelraies
through any bone ieshy part of The living body cur.
ing TIE most dangerous inward complaints that canno,
be fcsclcd By o.hcf means.
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GuANo AS 4 FERTILRER.-The Petersburg
lnlelllgencer, 10 reInafsing upon The condition
OF The wheat crop in Virginia, which il says is
highly favorable, Illus speaks of lie eaerls oi
Guano upon the SOL wherever ii /. used -
Tie beneficial influence Of this spendid ferli.
lizeI upon the lands Of Eastern Virginia cannot
bsoser eslimsted. Il acts like charm. Mhtr-
esfr II is applied ~ presence and agency are
sirlhinsiy visible in The superior growth and
more vigorous appearance Of The plants. We
lave been asionished 10 see the difference be-
tween breadIl, Of wheat or oats lhus mannlel
and one thai is noi Tie lines Of separation
can be traced as distinctly as il they were ruled
upon paper. Instead ~ making Two blades grow
where oily one Pew belIe. an agricultural a.
cbiesement which Dean SwiG. thought infinitely
rore srrviceable tn The world lhan all the ex-
plniis of ~ The politicians in ], pn, ,ogerhcr-
Guano makes dozen blades grow finely where
scarcely one would lake root before.
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had savage looking pistol, and wouJ use i. If
required
] never after had use for one, nor from tia,
day 70 this have | ever carried one. AS for nv
pah, | DO moi believe there is any use Of pistols
layleg locks TO them, as those without DO jus.
a. well, and there is much less danger in using
them. When all had got through their laugh
The old gentleman arose from his seat, gave few
orders as TO our quarters for The night, and slowly
started on for bed. Believing ss do that he was
more 'aan half right, | send you this. A.
Patterson, N. Y, April 1856.
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pILES ANn FISrIlLAS-

1hese and other similar distressing complaints cau ts
eTcc,usy cured lihe Ointment be well rubbed IN pr
The paus Affected aud by otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot.
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Doth tis Ointment oad RIM should Be usod IN ne
foiioring easess
Buniuns, Piles. Sores Of alI kinds,
Bars. Rheumatism. Sprains,
Chopped Hands. Salt Rheum. Scalls,
Chibians, skin Diseases. sweled Glands,
fislulas, Sore Legs Stiff Joints,
tout, Sore Breasts, Ulcers.
Lumbago. Sore Heads. vcnefta Sores,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Soe Threats Wuundsof all kinds
- Sold a. the manuiactories Of Professor HoILowst.
so Maiden Laue, New.York, and 2i4 strand, London,
aud by all respectable Drusasis aud Dealers Of Medi.
cines throughout the United States and the civilized
world 10 Pcis, II Is cents, seJ cent?. and s each
ar There Il considerable saving y taking The lif.
ger sircs.
NB. Dimr,ion. cor the guidance cf patients IN every
disorder se sdi,td 10 zach rot.
sspirmbs e.. i-lsmc
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ral use. The object Of this article was to call
attention 10 cheap and su'e way of rendering
bnnes available for agricultural purposes, thai
every farmer might be induced 10 save those ac-
crung upon his own farm, and turn them TO va
valuable account.
lew yeas ago j, was asserted that ashes
world dissolved bones but, on further trial,
they were fouod 10 do so only inpeHeclly, and
then oily when crushed. Their value, when
applied 10 clover, wheat and iurnips, 10 pear
trees, grape vines, and old pasture lands. is such
as 10 render il desirable that they should all be
turned 10 economical account
when getting ou, manure, year ago last
spring, from ny hrrse barn. discovered seye-
raj whlie, pnltaceous masses, which, on exam-
nation, proved To be bunes in perfectly pulpy
state Their change could only lie accounted
lor on The supppsltlon that The horse manure
had, by some unknown means, affected llleir
disntegrailon. The thought occurred 10 me
lliat ihls accidental scoyery could be turned
logooi account. Accordingly, during tie en-
sung year, all bones from the kitchen were
llnown into the manure heap constantly accu-
mulailns from lie horse stable. Las. lail thai
mannle was removed 10 my orchard. aud the
bones were found in soft and pulpous cond-
lion. The bones used were all flesh, and hence
know nothing expeIimen,alIy ol The ELECTS OF
horse manure upnn old bones,
!. but just 10 observe that, sinee these ex-
permenls were made, | have seen a sholl arl-
Gle. detailing similar experiments, ia some pa
per. copied from an exchange wililonl name or
credit. lieace, facts like lie above may nol
be new 10 some Of our readers. YET | trust tile
impoiiance Of The subject will Justify repeii.
ion. .. G. GIBBS, NJ. D.
Prsssburgh, chautauquc Co, NY.
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Cuba muscovado at s6c 40 do, TART at 42c. 300 do,
ciayed, at 81 Nc; and 200 do, Porto Rico, al 50c
NAVAL sroEss we're generally quiet, without change In
prices of moment
gallons English aoat at Sl06 SLOT cash. TO out OF
ket The stock quite hight and American firm, at
81 ~ Crude whale and sperm were quiet Refined oils were
PRovisIoss -Pork-The market was again better with
sales of 700 800 bbs Including AT $2 So and prime at
800 bbls including country prime at 81 81 and meas do AZ
- so 50 So and repacked Western mess at - ST. and
extra do $ so $2 So Cut meats were in fair request
with sales OF shoulders hams at 9sc Bacon was
quiet Lard rather heavy with sales OF about ~ bo a.
l34c l3Sc. Butter steady demand at fun prices
Cheese steady at &c. loo.
REAL EsTATEHouse and lot A, between Second
and Third streets 70 by TO- $3.50; do do Twentieth street,
near First avenue 20 by H. ST. do do adjoining, 20 by IL
RIcE.-saes Of ITS casks crop made at 4zc.
SIC, Tor export, and III do. do prime dc atp l.
SuGARs-The market active and firm The sales footed
up about 100 200 hhds chiefly Cuba, within the range Of
sHc 9c, with small parcel OF Porto Rico at about Sac.
l0c.
sPIcEs.-l2 of nutmegs sold at 9Oc
The lots offered nearly all Sold and the greens brought
rather better prices
ToBAcco-ihe market remains unchanged Prices firm.
Stocks sale small The included 63 hhds Kentucky
lie l6c So bales Havana SOC. CSC ATS do. Yara, y. t.
H6 cases seed leaf l2lac 221sc -
WHsKEy-Sales of $50 barrels Ohio and prison
ported at 371ac. . 3Sc.
WooI-There has been doing this In all descrlp
tons OF WOOL and the market Is quiet There however,
fair demand and $4,000 bis fleece half TO
three quarter blood merino, and 10000 bbs pulled No
perfne and extra, private terms, within quotations.
however The demand for foreign woods continued good
The sales 80 bales washed Cordoya at months
and go bales Buenos Ayres at l3c a l5c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FhbAfs W. III r. ~.
The stock market has lost In buoyancy. There were
not near 10 many buyers At tho beard 10 day. and the
bears could get satisfactory contracts The ten
dency OF prices was downward At the opening this morn
ing and continued 70 the close Illinois Central bonds
declined per cent; Reading, Y; Michigan Southern, X;
Cleveland and sburs. x. Illinois Central Railroad Id.
vanoed " per cent Ia Crosse and Milwaukee, 1; New
York Central, Erie Cleveland and Toledo and Reading
wsre a. usual, the most active stocks the list The
transactions I'm cash fvere 10 moderate extent The
sudden improvement Of yesterday has not been main.
tanned There too much stock aaost for such rse
10 be sustained. The buyers were all In the street.
and they supplied. wall street has NO outside
support and holders Of stocks daily getting weaker
both their packets and In confidence There no hope
for half the railroad stocks the list There can be no
permanent Improvement n the bulk Of our railroad
stocks They are now selling for more than they are
worth, and suos the general opinion outside Nest Of
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FAMILY MARKETING.
OPENING OF THE GAME SEASON,

The game season opens finely In the Washington Mar
ket, and gourmands indulge in their favo
rite courses.
During the past two weeks partridges woodcock, snpe
plover and wild pigeon have become quite plentiful while
the poultry market ia well attended, and prices have
been considerably reduced while the game Itself has be-
come improved in quantity.
Meat shows slight reduction, due to the cold weather
which preserves the meat and is to be hoped that spe
cuation will not be 10 rife at the cattle market It has
been heretofore
There nothing worth mentioning in the dsh mar
ket.
Butter has advanced slightly, and We can hardly ex
pect II TO be much cheaper this season.
Vegetables present nothing new for comment. This Is
now the season when housewives making their pre-.
serves and very fine cron grapes and pums in the
market for their accommodation.
Annexed The