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Petition for
trustee.
Notice.

\ Obedience to an order cmendinr from
L Bfgadirr General. w. ]. Taylor, an EI
criioD will hc held on Satnrlay the I,t of
August next for Mai. of the upper R,ttaI.
ltoa 2ISt Regiment, =. G.. Mal:tie, 10 .i,I the
vacancy occa.loncd by the resignation of
Lieut., Col ]. Furdrrburk.
- order uf
con. J. \. CROCKETT.
J. J. Mellow, Adyt.
juno u, lSJ7. IS-tr
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VUST RECEIVED, n. O. AND MUS
- eoSada Coffee, Crushed and Ground
Sugars, Yves, India. o. aud Sugar House
syrup, Rio Java aud Mocha Coffee, Mack
erel, Mackironi Cheese, Blackberry Brandy,
&c, &c, III. l. G.
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Jamaica, n. Y, Sept 2s, 1854.

Aore certificates might be tdded to sweutbo
hsI, but dcHcaey ON the part ofmany not 10
NY NY ..c,F name appear in print, prevents 3
sufficient evidences to establish the c., .. s'G
this remedy is without an equal Cor the nc,yr,a
neht cnre Of the Fever and Ague.
and for sale BY VI MANU.
:, THUS, X MAGlLL, and J. ADA Hs- and
AspehanIs generally ia this section. I-cr,.
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TIE STATE OF SOuTu CAngLNA.
LAECAsrER DIsTmcr.
la the Common Pleas.
II. II. Williams
vs.. Attachment
w, w. Hart.

Whereas, the plaintiff did on the IIth
day Of March 1857 iiIe his declaration a.
ganst the Defendant who Gas 1t is said) is
absent from and without the lirnits OF This
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom COPY
of the said Declaration might be served -
Ills therefore ordered. that the said Defen.
dant do appear and plead to the said Decln-
ration on or before the 18th day March
lS5S) which will be in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
eight otherwise final and absolute Judge.
ment will then be given and awarded agains
him.
J. A, STEWMAN, Cl.k.
March lIth 1857. 5-o.a,m. for lv
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nave had the Fever and Aguc for severa
weeks which kept me at home, unable 70 worI,
J tucd number of prescriptions, without find
ing any relief, until my factory boss sent me n
bottle OF the South American Fever and Apuc
Remedy, which ] have used, and attcr some
days found myself entirely cured. have had
no attack since that time, now fourteen months
and feel great confidence in this valuable med,
icine, to which owe my recovery.
HENRY MEIER,
Sept. 90, 1855. 96 McK:bbin st. William sh,,ra,
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Tickets $40 Halves 8 Quarters 2 so
Look to your interest aud compare this
scheme with any other.

Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par
Checks on New York remitted for prizes
~ Address Orders for Tickets or Ger.
tiheates OF Packages of Tickets 10
ANDERSON g. son, Managers,
Macon or Savannah, Ca
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The certificates Of .Nr. j. G. Cnderhill, Drug
gtst Of Jamaica, n. Y, and those received
through him, will be real with much interes.
not only from the very respectable Character Of
the parties, but that the medicine was used
under very uniavorabe circumstances, aud only
when other remedies had been used without
success.
Mr; g. \. Leonard, n. Y-Dear Sir;--In
closed you will find some certificates of tbe Of.
ircts OF your medicine in this place. 1t gives
satisfaction to every one that has used it, and
the sale VIII increase as il becomes known.
| take the responsibility 10 warrant Il. mr. Ste.
! phen Henderson, Of this place sent bottle to
his wite's sister, With like good result. as wbe,,
used by himself and wife. JIr. II. Is an Ola
man, very respectable citizen of this lilac.
and is well known.
Truly yours, &c,
| JAS C. ITNnEpTItYY
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COTTON SAW GINS,
Law N cJicc.

TIE undersigned have formed Partner.
ship for the practice Of IAw in iAncus,er
District.
All business entrusted 20 thcrn, will re
ccNe prompt attention.
C.NSFDN s. ALLISON.
W IHuRLow tAsrUN, Camden, =. c.
X. i. ALLISON. D!!icc on Duulap Street
opposite The c. H. LpEcastcryil!e. : c.
September li,h, 1896. 3l.r
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PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY,

The Numbers from / 10 10000. cores.
poHdiug wiki. those Numbers on the Tickets
printed on separate slips OF paper, are rncir.
cird with SINAI! Tin tubes, and placed in one
wheel
The arst 2G5 Prizes. similarly printed and
cncIrclcd. are placed in another wheel.
h" wheels "rc thea rcvolyed and ununl.
bvr j. drawn f!um the wheel Of Numbers
and at the same time Prize i, drawn from
tho other wheel. The Number and Prize
dr,wH out arc ogcu,d aud cNhibitcd {, the
audience and registered by the Commission
crs, the Prize being placed against the nam
Der drawn. Thi, operation /, repeated untII
AT the Prizes are drawn OUt.
ArrEOXmAruN PErXES.-Thc two prc.
cerGing aud the TWO succeeding Number, to
those drawing the first 20 Prizes will be en-
uIcd 10 tie 80 Approximation Prizes For
eNam2!r: II Picket No. ll2jO draws the
/ %GJ,OOJ Irile, Tickets numbered Il2iS.
Il249, ll25I, ll252, viii each be- entitled
10 S225. II Ticket No 500 draws the
100000 Pf.'c. those Tickets numbered 5IS
Ji9, J5.. 552, Will each BE- rntilrd 10 500.
and 50 on according 10 the above sch,mc.
The 5000 Prizes of go wilgbe drlrrm.
iucd by the last figure Of the Number that
draws the 100000 Prize. For cyampIe. if
The numhcr drawing the 100000 Prize end,
with No. |, thrn all the tickets where the
! number ends in will be entitled to S2y,-
/ 1t the Number ends with No. =, then all the
, Tickets Where the Number ends IN , viii be-
entitled To $50, and 50 on TO 0.
Certificates OF Packages will be sod a,
| the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole
Tickets, $50
Certificate of Package Of 10 Half
| Tick cts, ln
Certificate of Package Of 10 Quarter
| Tickets, On
Certificate Of Packages Of In eighth
! Tickets, N
In ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money 10 our address for the
| Tickets ordered, on receipt of which lhey
Will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers
/ can have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes
! VIII be sent to purchasers Immediately af.
! ter the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office,
! County and State.
! .Jg- Remember that every Prize is drown
and payable IN full without deduction.
! ~ al. prizes Of$l,OOU and under, paid
Immediately after the drawing-othcr prizes
at The usual time Of thirty days, in full with.
out deductioa.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certifi-
! Gates 10
S. SWAN s. co, Atlanta, Ga,
! s-i5@ A list of the numbers that are drawn
/ from the wheel, with the amount of the
! prize that each one is entitled TO, will be
/ Published after every drawing, in the follow.
! ing papers New Orleans Delta, Mobile
! Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
Gazette, Atlanta lntelligencer, New York
Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News
! Richmond Dispatch New York Dispatch.
and panllilr fNIss Clnrinn
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L LAST NOTICE.

A Ii, Persons indebted to r. r. e. ]. r.
IA maglll or TO Magill g. Heath, will
make immediate payment, az the above bu.
sincss must positively be settled up.
I, X. IAGlLb.
July lst, 1857. 2o-tf
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llE STATE OK sou III CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DI,rElgr.

LANCASTER DlsrRIur.
b. L. Hancock who is in Tie custody of
the Sheriff Of Lancaster District by virtue
OF wit of C"p!Hs hd Su,,luricuIum at
the suit of J. y. llasSe!inc assignee, hay-
ing h.cd in my ollicc together with SEIZED.
nIr, on oath, Of his Estate and effects. his
Petition 20 tie Court of Common Pleas
praying that he may be admitted to the
benefit Of the Acts of the General Assem-
bly, made for the relief of Insolycnt Deb.
toss. II is ordered that the said J. \. Has.
>r.nnc assignee and all o,hrr the creditors
To whom the said B. L. Hancock is in any
wise indebted, be, and they are hereby sum
m"ncd and have notice TO appear before TIE
said Court, "t Lancaster Court House on
the Third Monday in October next, to show
'auSc, il any they can, why the PRAYER Of
the Petition aigrcsaid should not BE- granted
J. y. STEWMAN.
CIk c. E. p.
Olliro Cour. Of Common Pleas,
ILnc..~tor District, :. {.
JanUaryb, 1897. 2j-3m
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$4,000 Tickets-3,2S6 Prizes,
AMOUNTING TO s2l5,2Go.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
ANDERSON g. SON,
MAN GERS,
successor to J. z. Winter, Manager.

Our Lotteries draw in Macon, Ga. CSmall
Schemes} every Saturday, and in Savannah,
Ga, (Large Schemes) about the 18th Of
every month.
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TUST RECEIVED, LINSEED OIL,
~ Train OIL, White Lead, Hoohand Ger.
man Biitcrs, Rowaus Tonic Mixture, Browns
Ess. Jam. Ginger, CIT, Magncsia, Batcmans
Drops, Holloways Pills and Ointment, Ay-
ers Cherry PccIoral and Pils, Arabian Lin
ament, X X. r., Mustang Linament, Laud-
mum, Paragoric, &c,
II. g. G.
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APPROPRIATION pRIZES.

33l5 prlzcs amounting to H2Ol,0UO
Tickets $40; Halls IS; Quarters $3.50
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TINE LADIES ARE PARTICULARLY
Il requested to cr!l and see our Stock Of
Dress Goods consisting Of beautiful Sum.
mer silks, Brragc, De ScTaugc, Hrlliants,
White, CoIored and Printed MusiIns, Prin.
ted Jaconcts, Tissue Challys. Our stock
OF Prints is very complete. Some fine
French printed rambricks, Loves of Bon
nets" Ribbons, French flowers, &c.
II. g. G.
April !, G-lE
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CAPITALS of 100000, 10000 10000,
1000 1000, 1000, 3 prizes of 1000, B of
boo, loo of 100, 100 Of so, 5000 Of $50
and ~ Approximation prizes amounting 10
s3,76O.
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N. v. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce,
FoR TIE WEEK ENDING JUNE IT.
N Coxovrp Communication produes Dealer


Reported b. s h. CoSOvER Commission Produce Dealer
Nos lbs lg7 aud ls9 West Washington Market.
has been well supplied with straw
past yesterday end to-day there has been
regular gUt Of the market with them owing u the frequent
thu been wet to send -
distance have sold than they otherwise would
Gooscberre and Currsnts in but selling slow
account OF the high pce Of Cherries are coming IN
slowly but as yet are IN bad order. 49, . -
SrRAwsEKElEs-Hseken-scks, s3aei 50 100 baskets;
South Jersey 81 5Oas - " 100 baskets.
HFIEIES-l0ditc - n
GoosTBERKIESS2 500 IS T. bush for common and s 80
aS4 y bush for large Englsh.
WnirE BEANS, S2ds2 y bushel.
PoTAToEs Aie LITTLE 'neI than they were last week Old
Potatoes getting and in good demand There have
ien ave caeoes Bermuda New Potatoes since last week
in very order and they quick Of sale
~ hrir some Potatoes In from Charleston Norfolk
, and b.y are 80 far in good good order the
soise 70 be good New Pos BermudA IS s1d 81
a. asa IS q bb Norfolk Mercers IS q Dbl Old Potatoes
Western Blue and White MERGERS - ga - 81 y bbl
North. N and Eastern Carers p bbl do do Blue Mef.
e.rs DO 90 Round Reds 75G IS y bb do DO MeIthoes
SS7sas4T Dbl Do do. Pink Eyes, - SISSY boL Jnnes
'oslOss-New Bermuda Ia o. o 10, 81 5oas2 50 . Dbl
GrrssPs-New. - s. - sop 100 punches.
VEeETABLEs-Sew Beets, sidS 80 p Dbl Beam. ,
% DBL Peas-Jefseys 81 y Dbl Long Island o@l5o =
bnsb Pie Plant 75c " dos. Lettuce a 81 . lpe
Rslshes ga 81 So e 100 bunehes Tomatoes 75c 81
y box IL, -, :. - ..
come any distance Dressed Fowls, lSdl5c. a Live fowls
Ss1slc q pair Chickens a6Sc q pair Turkeys SGfo
- 10 Ducks 9ic. a 81 Z pair; Pigeons 81 IS y doken
Eces are scarce and In good demand State l9Q2c y
aoIen: Western, isalec. y doEep by count.
BrTrER-Orsnse County Pail sc. y NJ GOOD State vel
low (:kls 2Sa2ie. nj G0od State yellow lsse' as%c
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PHILADELPHIA Markets

PHfIpEIPBrA June 24-BARK nominal al 81 for lst No
Quercitron CeTToy-With light stock under foreign sd
vices prices have improved tendency and small sales are
making al l4d for Upland and lie for Gulf CLOVES are
quiet at 81 FLOUR het frmer under tn foreign sdvice
but disposition buy for e1psr with ore;s o. sell
a, S7 the aes the trade from ~ 81 and % for
sup-rhue 25 for fancy Rye Flour continues inactive az
81 IS: and Corn Neal il held - WHEAT 10 aud
better inquired for by the mler the sale, are limited
Al asa 81 81 for Pennsylvania red, snd % for white
RYE .,esdy at 10 with fight receipts, and some Southern
sod & CoRs quiet regards sales and goes into store
generally on arrival todsys transactions not 500
bush al SIC FOX yellow a0at and stored OATS remain steady
at5d5a
Sugars quiet aitiug the ls Of July the chner
are sskng &c less but there other sales Coffee 10 hTi
hsys been stored for advanced rates we quote
Rio IOi ollie Laeuayra at lac and jaw. Isl &c. Oh
usual time. Provisions quiet stocks light and buyers
holding OF Me.- Pork 10 held VA 80 and City Mess Rerf
ct sls Bacon 10 worth l3.dl+4 for Hams lltdlltc for
Shoulders l3 Isle for Sides Lard in limited demand
At l6c for Western kegs WHISKY dull hhis are quoted
AZ Sc and bbls Q. SD $50.
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u1.rLefs Penorf,1 bu Tsl.Tr1pk

OswFeo June "a p m -PLoUR unchanged sales 800 bbs
Wiscopsin Sc p for common state and $500
superine and Canadian. WHEAT firm; sales
Is bush. S 20 for Chicago sprsg and - for
Racine. Com dull. LAKE IMPORTS to-day 90 bush
bush. Com CANAL FNPORrs-24o bb.s. Flour
io0 bUsh. Wheat, 81 coo bush Corn.
ALBANY June 2a-6 MFLoUR is Ia better demand. but
the market active Prices well sustained aud
BUYERS ready the views Of holders The Re
cEiPTs to-day quite moderate ant the sales amount 70
about bbs The quotations $50 So 80 for Common
State &c 75d for SO 7d 50 . for Extra Genesee
and 81 500 50 FOR Canadisn. WHEAT prime samples
continue scarce prices fm inferior qualities are du
sales to-day bush 90 for White Canadian; IS
for Chicago Spring Is for Milwaukee Club very choice
peeulsty- demand and the market frner At &c at
aoa in lots the depot. Sales of OATS 20 day 800
close 10 Sl.c.
BuFFALo June a. p m-FLovR .unchsnsedi sale. 800
bls 80 5Oas 81 cr superior Wisconsin and lows and
81 do and Ohio. WHEAT steady; sales II
q coo BUSH At 81 50 for CHICAGO Spring and 75G 81 for
white Canadian and Indsns CoEy steady sales IS 80 bush
az lie. OATS frmer; Gales $1,000 bush a. 5Sd59c WHISKY
frmer; sales $50 bbls at sc. p gallon.
Oc. for Corn and Ssc for Wheat 10 New YORK
the p hours ending a, 70 day ZVo
bbs Flour bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn, 1900 bush
Oats Canal EXPORTS q coo bush Wheat all 70 the INTERIOR
bu,h Corn third. TO tide water, ~ v bush Oats q.
30 tide water. . $3.50,
MosLg Jure 2Te receipts Of CoTToS in the ast three
day. 80 bales There no unensssed vessels IN
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MINNESOTA LAND GRANT.

From The Mirror Of May %.
We learn from the Byron Kbourn who at 81 Paul
during most Of the late Of the Minnesota Lessaure
hat that body finally by omnibus bill which mas seen 'snsd
TR4ssIT RhkOAD n company , 70 10 oa a
ioux River latitude 49, The length of the road |.
b Ms.oa % Rive, s1G about soS
=, bn'lS the road fron La Crescent westerly to inter
ect the Transit Company Road Rochester, and also to suid
ytory in the direction Of the Big River with
right the Trns; Road between Rochester and 81 re'er
Sd CEDAR VALLEY ConPANY-Th' Company Is to bull the
Territory Of Range 6 The length Of this road vi" be
about 20 miles. 1870 - . r.
mi. comSsnS to build the road rom Saltwater via Paul
and St. Anthony the mouth Of the Sioux Wood RTeI wih
Pembns Red River at the boundary between the ts s
1s inns and the Company authorized TO extend their
western branch to the Missouri River 400 miles further
IN W.cop.n interests as also the connections with the diff
feen brsneh, of the La Crosse Road II Is pefn1p eousn
f5tb viii make direct with the La Crosse Rosi
enc sie.S g wtp the whole Of the Territory leaving
10 . the Cedar ya GmP1 to- tSn~ n9ie.
il will be amount 10 about go miles which " aiIsc
addition 70 the La 0r3sse ool oc',t snc Pc - =, ba
Of $50 by the extension OF TWO oil the I~Ads 10 Ae
We also that these Companies the most
friendly terms with MI Kboum and the Representatives OF
Wisconsin Interests. well knowing probably that IN ressIa 10
cal Here then direct addition Of zoo miles TO the La crosse
addition OF ooO
nothing Of the roads which finally extend 10 the Pscih
II Wisconsin satisfied with this we know not what sor
81 railroad connection with the vhote cord would satisfy he
I'VE are confident in ten begin 70 appreciate me
vast Importance of these Minnesota roads to Wc3nsn Aad hg
roads we look upon hxed beyond al chance Of iai
that the La Crosse road TO BE- the great outlet and inlet Of
ali aud the Northern Western REGION and tnet
viii near such trains of men and merchandise other West
ern road ever has borne will bear. 49,
What influence Mr. KbouTn has had in bringing about thee
favorable results Others perhaps judge a; well as we AZ
any rate lust AZ the time when Wisconsin interests needed
reTresentng Of Psus find him there nsns all MS
popularity influence in the right direction and his wHe
extended reputation Railroad doubtless made tLa
influence greater than that Of other probably thsn OF
AL others from State True for the utcest Of me
Minnesota roads Companies should be chartered favorable
70 Wisconsin her main roads but with Chicago interests
and St Louis interest and Gsena and Dubuque Interests re-
presented Hobbies there together with the "fang
hngs Of hundreds Of aud OF conflicting pIoqeVe
Cor psnic ali ready bnbe buy the LegAtnre 70 their
several schemes certainly required the presence oil some
clear heads and energetic hands 20 keep the whole matter
straight amid such confusion Such heads and haGds were
there In the person Of M Kbou and have doubt as
the results show that be did his duty faithfully
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philadelphia Cattle Market. .JuSE %

The disposition upon the part Of butchers yesterday ssa -
cav 20 refuse buy Beeves except Of prc. beos
The erobiiant demanded for weeks past had ten
dercy 10 cause dunes in the market aud prices teenet
about the 100 No. and large number Of the cattle
were EFF over - -,
Brrr C1rrLEThc entire offerings Of Beef Cattle amounted
10 over 500 bead and the sales reached sboa coo bad
a. prices rAn rns from $40 50 20 sl 50 and $50 100 o.
few prime from Ohio, sold a. hrh 49, me ruling
price however FROM : II 20 sl2 81 y looB.
SEREPThis usEset well stocked with sheep, the es
having amounted TO 500 head At prices rsners from - 20
s5a head in quality. Tbs 10 falling Oh from TIE Prsss
rfslired last week. -,
Hecs-Thers quite active demand for Hoss and soy
head changed hands st IS 100 n. About 800 heed
were scld ct these prices 70 the packers . . -,
Cows AND CALyts-Therr was but little activity N ms
nrtst the sale. only amounting to 800 head from eo
$50 each, according 70 fancy.
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Hide, 7.dsc y 70. Tslow. 7!dsc. - Pslis, 1se ee
each CAT SKINS, l4dl5c. y 70 Veal Calves sSessees
Gsl2. - ID, -. -.
NB-Beef and frs. quality includes nothing en; %
Second ansity include. the best grassd oxer the hsa
stalled Cows and the best three old Seers
Ordinary consists OF Bale and tie refuse Of lots
sbeep-fxs includes Cossets, and when those 81 nesf
There were no cars the Boston and Maine kAosd
10 over the Boston and Lowell 50 the fuehoot ase
none over tie Western loaded with cattle sheep ssne d
horses ,sc..,- -. =
REMAINS: There quite small number 81 Cate AZ ml
h- to-day consequently the sales Quick and AZ az
vance of We noticed pair Of Orrn estimated
10 dess So cu raised BY T. l. Dyer esq Il Salisbury ",
and .old 10 F. Rice IT, Co sI y sheepani ssles
decline of 5od75c head Veal Calves shout the
last week Quite large number OF MIX Cove az mA.S;
osns fancy, for which & 100 and s Us was asked.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


stesnship-Rosnoke; skinner Portsmouth, kc LodGn l.
Plesssns; Kangaroo, Jeffrey Liverpool John q Dale.
sbp.-Troy Bsulcb. Antwerp Lsytin Uurisurti Joh,
Bunysn Ncbes, St. stephen, B., Walsh, Carver Chss,
Game Cock, Osg0Od, Cape Town, D. O. w. y. Bscon Wa
Awake Smith, Singapore siasen Ironsides A. Il, Gre1
Liverpool Zeress Co sancho PsnzA Bird ssn sraneisso.
B. Bssoock; l.. Everett, Gunby Quebec, Ssn GOdwin
Bark-Ahbyl. johnson BucstOuche, Walsh, Carver
Chase Ja.p~I Bennett Charleston Dgnham Dimoni Tse
"a, Berry. ST. Thomas, &c. Maitland, Phelps Co
Bngs-M. w. Holt. Cousins. Trinidad, Wash. Carver
Cbsse; NJ Kendall Norton, Pbadepha Peek Church East,
Hepburn Galveston. d. C. Murray Hobart Lsrsn Pembroke,
=. A. Bell L. T. knisht, Gnfen Philadelphia Walsh Carver
Chase; M. Staples Staples, Bridgeport, master -
Scheoners-NJ J. Brayton, Ryder. Jscksonvle Bsnner Z
Deske Monte Cristo sioddsrd So; Augustine, Van Brsnt
slsgLt NJ Smith Smith, Wilmington, DOlner Po,:sr Sier
", Ludwig Philadelphia Walsh Carver Chase Broofr
Gardner Fall River b. Edwards II Dorado s.on-, Mat.
gords, McCresdy Mott Co. A. Gardner, Small - .ohnS
NE, H. Underwood; Peru, Thoms 81. John b. I. u
Ssndford Thoms. Holoomb Goshen Savannah seIanion
Tsman; Jusna Bsndell Young, Kinsstn, A. sa!oi5sni
Wren Br Coe, Hsfsx II. DeWolfe Frank, "st's Ois
dad Bolis Ar, l.. Bech KuDhardt.
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BEEyES MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SWINE, SHEEP,
and BSthe numbers received in the city week
and selling prices with genera remarks made from
obsery,tou by SoLoS Rossscs expressly tor THE
EIwYoRE TRIBUNE, every Wednesday evsnina-.he great
weekly market day Of Buocks 81 AleTtons sshinston
Drove Yard Forty-fourth street
RULES OF THE MARKET.
TIE SALES OF BEEF CATTLE made az price agreed
hs,d-e value calculated upon estimated weight Of meat in
will exclusive Of hide and fat brings 80 Beeyes
are mostly sold BIZ Cattle Brokes who regular commits.
credit butchers chsrrng the corms1u for sales
and guaranty The broker. also buy doves aud sell their
Brves farmers be their own ssesnen,
but cash do realize much brokers sales
Wal CLyrs are .od BY the pound live weight aud
ally for fret quality from ga r second quality y DC 2 ~
httens-that a. calves only two or th'ee days oi-se 500
A.s calves four 70 s1 months old range from $id hesd
Cows general rule the value II ordinary
erred ty the Price beef-estisng her weight II fs, and
s1dug few dollars Sometimes sell very much higher
qualities frstrse COW Of common stock. with young
calf will ordinarily eel for 56 rs and fine for IS
so and ousher more ordinary ooaing Que. sell AZ
SIS g. $50 So and S. varying according 20 h- igick
dunes. Of the market which will be noted each week from
f3d . bead upon different grades
SHEEP LANES sold price agreed = head-ssltom
By live weight. The value il estimated the supposed
WIGHT % srd price q Pe The price Of com1n sae~p
from 81 10 SIS Lamb, early in the season sell a. prices
ee1, Sc 2 for the meat snd throa the season
from 81 TO IS head or about Zoe f9r the e. Tue
Sheep Brokers Gales Sheep and Lambs the psst year show
the allowing figures prices in droyes In January
SIS 5dse Is in April s5dsS IS; In July, 81 SoSs in
octokr 90 Sds7 Sheep are generally estimated to dress
swnE aye mostly received By railroad from Ohio Indiana
Illinois and Kentucky and sold either BY liz weight Ne,
weight after they dressed BY estms:e agreed They
mostly sold before arriving alter and driven direct
the s,au The AZ Alert0n's Bulls
Heed and the Union Drove Yards at the
end Of Forty frst street For price. hs week under