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MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
vi TRIMMING ESTAhLISUMEN'

WI TRIMMING ESTAbLiSHMENT
Ladies visiting Washington respectfully in
formed that We are prepared to make up Dresses,
Cloaks, Basques, c.. at short notice, IN the latest
Styles ana satIsfac! ION guaranteed In q cases.
large stock OF Dress and Cloak Trimmings of
latest and handsomest tsles, with CLOAKS,
BASQ rs, uNDERDRESrE Els, BONNETS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY. Of every descrjp,
ton, ways on hand. NJ. WILLIAM,
10 I'm opposite Centre Market,
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The Rhode Island Central Bank

PROVIDENCE. Dec. 29-The supreme Court this
Rhode Island Central Bank
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The Canada Election, &c.

TORONTO, Dec. % The result of the election
in Upper Canada. so far, is unfavorable 20 the
ministry, and la Lower Canada favorable The
elections VIII all be over in a few days, when
The wife Of John A. Mcdonald, Premier, diod
at Kingston, to day.
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MADAM BONNEL,

N ADAM BUNNEL,
vi DRESS MAKER, FROM Paris.
8, NO $50 18th street west, between aud X Streets
Washington city, has the honor to inform the ladies'
OF w ashimgton and vicinity, that she has fitted u
a Dress Making Establishment, where she Is ready
to make every kind OF work, as Dresses, MantIllas
Basques &C., and in the best and very latest sty
Of Paris, receiving every month the French Journal
DE La Mode. direct from Paris. n linn
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ID ED,

On the 3Oth December, ISABELLA. in the 18th
year OF her age, daughter Of Joseph and the late
Margaret Jane Grinder.
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SAUCTIOH aALKss
TO-DAY 4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

100 By A. GREEN, .Anctioneer. s...
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtse of deed of trust az
4 ecnted 90 me and recorded in Liber j. A. s,
No. lS5, fOllos 257 20, 2e, $50. Aud zs one OF the
lumbia, shall, on THURSDAY. tle 81 st of Decem-
Der next, at oc eek p M, IN front OF this premises
therefor the eastern half of Lot No +, square No.
3d. In subdivision of John Wilson and NIchoIas
Caan, as the same is recorded IN the Office Of the
record of said city Of Washington District OF Co
lumbia.
Terms cash. The property to be resold at the
risk and expense ofthe purchaser unless the terms
OF sale are complied with within three day. from the
day Of sale.
EDW. c. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
A. fI
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Is GIfTs.-GIFTs &c Frs.

PHILBRICK'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
now open ut
No. 476 PsHHSyirantd nrenue, fvst door east of
United STATES Hotel.
Onr STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several
thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and American Literature, W hch will be sold at the
PUBLISHERS lowest prices, and of them for less
and BEAUTIFUL PRESENT will he made
immediately after the sael To each purchaser of
Book for which we receive 81 AMI upwards.
Our PRESENTS consist In part Of
Gold and SILVER Watches. Gold Lockets, Brace
let's, rmlets, CHAINS, Cameo, Geld stone and Mo
sac Pms and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Gold Watch Keys, Cuff Pins, Pens, Pencils, Rings
&c.
$50 worth of Presents will be given away with
each thousand Books sold.
Catalogues of Books can be obtained at the store
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock Of Books and Presents. ). -
diff ]. PHILBRICK Agent
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No Steamer,
Baltimere Markets

HALIFAX, n. Dec. 3D-TLick snow storm
accompanied by strong southeast wind No sIyl
of the Niagara
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MIS-. GEORGE, from England, wishes to in
W loIn the ladies and gentlemen OF Washington
and Georgetown and the vIcinIty, that she can he
4 seen and consulted ON Past, Present and Futnre
fvents, such as love Marriage, Loses, Lawsuits.
ana many other difficulties She can be seen on 4.
street, No. 2i2. near the West Market. Hours
from 3 A. M until p. m. Ladies . cents: Gentle
men d cents. dH 2ws
DIPLOMATIC HISTORY Of the Washington
~ and AdamB Administrations by w. IA. Trescott
! vol; 81 IS. Just published. 80 :
dH - - FRANCK TAYLOR.
DOwLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, at GIBBss
II Hair Store. near 18th street, l0-Sm
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
STOCK, CROP. FARMING UTENSILS FuR-
4th January, / shall sell, at the residence Of Mr
Basl BENSON, on North street, between 4th and
9Th streets west: at 10 O'Clock a. m
hne Work Horses, superior Mich Cow
Corn, Gornfndder and Shucks
1s s.GelI m fEsmliy carriage and Harness
Also, an excellent lot of Furniture. such as
Mahogany Sofa, SIdeboard
Cane and other Chars
- Kitchen Furniture. &c
Terms: Cash, IN current funds.
ed A. GREEN. Auctionesr.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three wrts
w oil attachment on warrant No. S79; SIS and 57S
of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County OF Washington, and 70 me directed, I
Bank Of Washnston in said conatx IN nO 81 me
DAY, the 18th OF December 1857. at 10 clock a. IA
The following articles to wit: One Roam Horse, one
tachments as the property of John Cornell, and will
be sold to satisfy aitachmsnfs In favor Of Lewis D.
s '' " j. b. r HOOVER. MarsSsI
dl8-ts for the District of Columbia
II THE ABOVE SALE IS P0STPoNED
I'd of January, 1853, same hour and place.
d 9-d for the District of Columbia.
NARsHAL'S SALE In virtue of a writ Of
VI hrrI iaciss, under fhs Lien lar, issued from
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the Dis-
and TO me directed shall pose TO public sale Tor
cash, IN front of the Court House door of said
county. on TUESDAY the 18th day of January 1853,
at IL O'Clock w., the following described prooerty
TO wit: All defendants right, title, claim, and M
terest In and to house, erected part of Lot No.
!, IN square No. i3I. corner of street south and
1th street west, IN the City Of Washington. ID. G ,
seized and levied upon a. the property of Walter
\. TINE, and wild be sold 20 sat Sfy Judicial No Is
to October term, 1857, IN favor of Grips & Waller.
j. ID. HOOVER,
d19.dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
By "A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
GALE AT THE MARINE BARRACKS, BY
- ORDER OF HE QUARTERMAsTER.-OnJ CES-
DAY, the 9Th JAM, 1893, shall sell. at the M.rne
Barracks. by order of the Qnartermastcr at Il
m. the following Goods, VIZ:
54 Bayonet Scabbards,
81 BayOnet Belts,
90 Cartrldge Boxes,
3i Cartridge box Belts,
n Swords, Sword Belts. Drum.
Drum shells, Fife, IS Waist Belts,
- Percussion Cap Pouches, ? FeudeTs,
Carpet. lot of Brass. Crate,
StOve.sand lot of Pipe,
A lot of Carpenters Tools.
Terms cash, In specie.
d 2S .eod&ds A.GREEN Auctionecr
MARSHAL SA l. E. In virtue OF writ of
I'h her tacIas. Ulder the Lien laI0, issued fr IN
the Jerks office of the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia for the County of Washington. and TO
me directed shall expose to public sale for Cash
IN front of the ConrtHouse door of said County on
GDESDA the 18th day of January, 1854. at l. ocl'k
m; the following described property, to wit: All
delenants right, ttle cain, and interest lad
on L hrd street north, between T. ard r streets
west, an the City Of Washington, D. c., seized and
levied upon Al the properly of John w. Jordan. ard
will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. ~. to October
tern' 1851 In favor Of Grips x Waller,
l9-ts Marshal for the DIstrIct Of Coinmh.
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KEEP OUT THE COLD AIR.

Torry's Adjustable, DoUbe-Action ID q o n :
SPRING, patented September 9Th, 1857; decidedly
The hest Door Spring In use.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
&. w. BOTELER
General Housefurnishing store,
~ l-eOlm lion Hall
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T. FEW DAYS IN WASHINGTON
LFF!CACIGUS CURE FOR
CORNS,
SOFT CDRNS

TOE NAILS.
Without Cutting or Causing tile Slightest
PaiH-hy s
ID sc Fl Los Err
surgeon Chlropodlst to the principal Soverelgns in
sdiesp aud xss tas opnpI,qty Of aPPrsnE the
vrons that HE WILL STAY HERE Only FEW DAYS
s sy be e"nsqtod d ~ sysTy q Polh
Troublesome TUE-NAfLS, ali of which. however ai
long standing or bad, he guarantees To efectHGlIy
ana permanently cure In a few moments, without
the slightest pain Inconvenience, either during
'nslr Re Re'H mG;sa or site e.,
streets, near the Treasury Depdrtnlsnt. Office
hours from 10 a. m. tall D. M, and till O'Clock
win visit ladies at their own residence by giving
a few hours notice.
NJ, IL The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands IN the Doctors possession:
From H. NJ the King Of Bararia
Mr.. SchlOsser has operated on III. Majesty's feet
WITH great skill, and without the least pain. Cert,
He'd by IL. Majesty command. BN. fOLLER.
From II. Imp. Rigbness, the Prince Jerome Ma
Mr.. schossers ma eStrsit des cor, ,rce beauconD
JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice. Proprietor Of the Penmsyl-
Mr.. Schlosser has extracted two corns from INV
leet which were extremely painful for many years.
The extraordinary ease with which he operated Is
who are troubled with corns as the only person
nsys ever known to perform he operation scen
Phlladel phIa Sept. 3, 1857.
From Piercs Butler, ESQ,
Dr. Schlosser has extrscted a number of corns
from my feet with great skill nnf TithG1t pain
Philadelphia, Nov. Q, 1857.
Ftom Dr.. s. M. Lands, Physician 10 the Gin
Water Cure Institute ar PhiIdHeIphia
Dr. Schiosser has extracted, without pain or ora
ness, eight very painful corns IN few minutes I
would advise my friends and the public generals To
OF these toe tormentors.
8. nj. Lands, NJ. ID.
Thousands Of Testimonials from the United States
and also from Royalty. Mobility, and medical moii
from EurOpe can lie seen at the Doctors Office 81
street, benoesn I4th and 18Th streets near m
Treasury apartment.
q 24-im
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WHTTE AND C0LOkEn KID GLOVES.

WHIrE AND COLokEr KID GLOVES,
W Efog1 90 20 rs cents.
Just received superior lot of mad Gloves winch
We Will dispose of at the unusual low prIces 81 and
y cens. w e have quito large stock hand ard
acsiIe to run them on Buyers will lind fhem TO be
+ WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
a 2-lw 81 Ia. av.. between 9th and 10Th ats.
NOTlCE.-All persons indebted TO me. either by
mites. past dues due balls op-n scoouBts.
hereby bo.Ihe that shall expect them 10 pay the
cash on or befors tn Is Of Janu ~. 1858. AID pr
stat ID tim. ~ u have their notes. due bl =, or pen
accounts placed IA the hand Of officers
ia make the money.
d my Gu toners " no have paid me prom pity and
60 those who buy for cash 1 reIurn thru mary
thanks. and shall at all times be p. ased hl Their
orders with any goods appertslning TO busness.
.... .Hf....- wM. M. GRIPS.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
81 Louisiana avenue. between eth and 9TH va,
d ~ Staw6w ''~E - F-.:s.-. -
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| newly-DuIlt T.
HOUSE, containing six rooms, on Massachu-
sets avenne. between lat and 18th streets, Pump
in csntre and NortSsru
on the premises. 81 81,
ENOR RENT-The dwelling part of a three story
Brick HOUSE, with good back building, on
cupled below by Mr.. Robinson, Jeweler. Tine whole
| hso mas nst se1n FsprTfd and painted
same. on Canal street. TO good tenants the rent
4" Apply i to CfiR. GRAMNER. Attorney .at-I,w
Othce north side Of ID street, between 5th and 81 h
near the Unitarian Church. d3I-H
E'oR RENT-Two large CHAMBERS. neatly
FURNISHED, gas light and fire included, near tn
0spitGS!; h Apply at HAMLIN's Restaurant south
TOR RENT-.Qne hundred aSd fifty AGKES OF
l. LAND. in Montgomer county Q miles from
oWed last AnSu atn W sssef fenced With With %
ran post and rail will be rented to good tenant on
WALL / BARNARD, Auctioueers,
dz-lw corner Pa. avenue and 9Th street.
FOR RENT-Two Rooms, suitable for Offices or
an othce and chamber; Immediately opposite the
d A App yfa the R Si6iG a wxIhaGH
EOR SALE-On reasonable terms, c,mmodious
I and substantially built BRICK DWELLiNG
HOUSE, with back building attach. d, In Franklin
b g locations IN Washington. The house Contains 70
rooms and Two cellars. bath room, hot and cold
carriage house. with servants rooms above; cow
house, wood house, and choice fruit trees The
house will be sold with without the tW valuable
building lots adjoining.
AgPly At No; 5i2 ed story 7th street, to POL
LARD WEBB, Agent. d II co
PARE CHANCE.-For lease for ten years the
IL most western BUILDING on the north side of
Pennsylvania avenue. near the Treasury, with the
Lot on which stands. The premises front ~ feet
uPo' the avenue aud extend back So feet to 80 feet
aileN. Apply to DI. CHAS. II. CRAGIN. George
town, or to KELLER & MCKINNEY. corner of
7th street and Louisiana avenue. l9-eotf
FOR RENT.-Either furnished or unfinished
. an excellent; three-s:ory, new Brick House.
with basement, No. 492 New Jersey avenue hve
minutes walk from the Capitol, with three-staII
stable and eoach house, with Immediate possession.
Inquire AT SAM'B. WALKERS Portrait Gallery
Odeon BuI.dlna, corner ~ street and Pa. auenue.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E0R RENT-One newly-built COTTAG f.
l. HOUSE, containing SIX rooms, on Massachu-
sets avenue. between lat h and 18th streets Pump
m Inc yard. For particulars "priv =" "a NES E.
on the premises :, :, Bts
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NOTICE:-The bills of our customers are all
l made of, and will be rendered between th AID
the LIST proxlmo. when It In expected they will be
promptly paid. I hose who object to having them
rendered. can get them by calling at our store
'- ". w. GAIT 4 BRO,
d = 81 S4 Pa. av. between 9th and 10th sis.
SCHOOL NOTICE.-The subscriber will opeu
- School for Girls, and small Bows, at tho Island
hali, corner of sixth, street and Virginia Avenue
Washingtanl City, ID. G, on the Tst Monday M
January. 1883. Having had experience of four
ton VIII he rendered 10 those who may commit their
children la his charge aud Instruction No effort
the people. \ = y " " " "
For terms, &c, Obtain a Circular az any of the
principal Book stores in the city. = = =
dl2-Aw3wf JOSEPH r.. KEENE.
FOR CLEANING KID GLOVES, Jouven,s
French Preparation, rs cents a bottle, at
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The WEATHER.-Range Of the thermomete
from Thursday noon, Dec. 81, to this morning:
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ORlENTAtN NAIL POLISH. giving beautiful
- lustre TO the finger nails, az GIBBS'S Hair
Store, near 18th street, Pa. ave, - . 10 sn
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RAisiNs! FIGsA pRUNFs%
Fresh Layer r AISINS, in quarter, haIfand whole
boxes. -
FIGS in cartoons, and in large and smaii drums.
in very fine order.
PRuNES, in glass jars and baskets of yarious
sizes. being very beaut fn FOR Christmas PRESENTS
KING Il BURCHELL,
a2 corner Vermont avenue and 18th st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

Our friend Snowden. of the Alexandria ca
zette, though be failed to win the vi,tory in his
late Congress sional canvass, did no, come off en-
trely without bonors. lie has won title-a
military title too-and perhaps that is better in
these degenerate days than seat in the Capitol
Entering the canvass us NJ. Snowden, be emer-
ges as Colonel! In Western Virginia, man
who kills two rattlesnakes is entitled to this rank
and we see reason why one who has made
two such gallant fights against the most popular
man in the State is not equally deserving. We
salute you, Colonel with our best wishes. Long
may you enjoy your new honor. 1t ought TO
have been greater,but merit has but sad time of
itin this world at best.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22
california; Geld Mining.

The belief Is becoming more prevalent IN bAlffnr
mia that quartz mining must soon be the leading mi-
ming interest in the state and the subject is now re-
ceiYng more attention than At any time since the
years s5l and 1852, whey the reekessness and expe
rience Of operators involved many IN rreirievablc
disaster. Under the visionary idea that immense for
tunes WERE 10 be Immediately realized, expensive
mills were erected, without reference to cost any
calculation TO results. disappointment followed
such rash adventures, Now the times have changed,
the placer surface washing have given out, or at
least Weld but small return on the labor expended
and unlike other processes for obtaining the precious
metals quartz mining be continued throughout
the year, without respect to seasons. The True Cal
iforuian says:
at is destined TO succeed What has been done al
ready has proved its feasibility and its undoubted
value an investment under good practical manage
ment; and this, which has hitherto been wanting it
will soon be seen Is not now deficient
A Convention was to have been held at Sacrament
to on the Goth ultmo, composed strictly Of practe al
miners to consider the various methods ofquurtz mi
ming and adopt some general system aud code of reg
uatuns which viii advance this branch of domestic
industry, The California Chronicle says
1T Is well known that there throughout the
mining region AN almost infinite number of quartz
veins that are rich in the possession of that pre-
cions of all metals gold aud it is much TO be desired
that their wealth should be developed and contribute
TO the general prosperity Of the country. The quartz
mines OF this State arc sufficiently extensive to fur
uIsh rcmunefatiye employment TO thousands OF men
for number of years 10 come If they only prop
cry managed and the right method is adopted in
working them. 1t has been pretty well ascertaned
that quartz which will yield eighteen dollars to the
ton ofrocks will amply repay the labor necessary 10
extract it If proper machinery is used. We know from
actual and repeated experiments, that thousandt and
thousands of OF such quartz, besides guam
titles thai is much richer. can be found in the noun
tains Of the mining districts
In those districts, where quartz mining has been
fairly tested il has been found to be satisfactorily
IL h,;t,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

The New York Post of "wednesday, u. NJ.
The supply money the market docs decrease
There is active demand well met The steady
cent for loans and rs class sixty days paper per
cent for long dates second cas- endorsed first class and
endorsed notes SAP per cent; other Finds 9a2
Foreign exchange has rather downward
ling lu9iai099. Francs, Gia5.l7I
The customs receipts nt Yesterday S6.es n
Treasury receipts a7i g. and payments Sa50s Sc
inclusive OF SIS COO California drafts; balance this morning Gil
7U2 1872.
Cuba have declined lc with fair sales cargo
been sold duty paid Al &c. There large quantity
pie unmarked which selling wholesale 7aloc pack
ed IN hoxcs The quantity of mape marketed and
koabe has been sufficient to affect the prices There
in market much Nelada" which 10
asses the srrapnss Of the scrns which the has
collected Tho stack heads sells per
pound II Is much used for refining and making grade
OF coffee There great being sustained this
by draiuaGe ot the hnPsheads The has
been sent forward this in liam and
the drainage is, queuty much greater occasions
heavy loss in weight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22
The New Tariff.

On the frs, of July the Tariff goes INTO
operation. The reduction in duties is not very
great--still there ought to be sensible timinu
ton in the prices of several articles Of ordinary
use. The duty on iron is reduced from thirty
to twenty four per cent. On sugar, the same.
On wines and liquors there is reduction from
.one hundred to thirty per cent. We trust that
this will lead to the use of purer wines and liz
uors.t than those with which the country has been
poisoned for the last few years. If people will
drink spri,uous liquors, by all means let US have
them pure.
What effect the reduction of duties will have
upon the revenue. cannot yet be determined. We
incline to the opinion there will be very little, if
any. falling off in the revenue derived from Gus
toms. The elimination of duty will. almost GER
tainly, stimulate importations. 1t would not sur
prize usif the revenue were increased, instead of
lessened, by reduction Of the Tariff
~ So let us make another trial, and another
s''l. until We get the revenue down to the lowest
possible amount with which the Government can
be administered. We don't want any large sur
103ta = m Tia 70 fo bread oo.....:..: e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

brutal murder was committed in Dent ooun.
ty, Missouri. few days since by Henry Hicks.
upon the person IF Cornelius Mills. IIck :
il aged about 81 years, aud his victim has a large
family. 1t seems that Mills was returning from
n sale in the neghborhood aud was passing IIicks
house, when the latter ordered him not To- come
along the road, bat to leave il and 20 around that
point. Mills asked why" three several times.
Hicks told him if he did not obey him he would
give him the contents of his gun AS Mills, fell
he snapped his gun at Hicks. Mills residence
was half mile from that Of Hicks, and his fami-
" were Immediately informed of what had Imp
pened, aud were present at his denth. which DC
CARED short time after they reached him
Hicks was secured and lodged in Jail for trial
81. Lonis Republcan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

SPLITTING Rocks WITHOUT BLASTING. Some
French inventors have taken out patent in Eng
land for splitting rocks by the generation of
heat without causing an explosion. They used
a substance composed of 100 parts of sulphur by
weight, loo of satpetrc, 80 of sawdust, 80 of
horse manure, and 10 Of common salt. The
saltpe.re and common salt arc dissolved in hot
water, to which parts of molasses added,
and the whole ingredients stirred until they are
thoroughly incorpora ted in one mass. which is
then dried by gentle heat in a room, or bye S-
posture 10 the sun. and j. fit for use. Ii is lamp.
ed in the holes bored for blasting rocks in the
same manner as powder. and is iguited by tu.
ser 1t does not cause m explosion upward like
guopowder. but generates great heat, which
s ,lits the rock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22
Baltimore Cattle MARKET, june ~,

UATTLE-Bcef Cattle have declined since our last
374 to SOC per 100 lbs. There 600 head offered
to-day at the scales, l75 of which driven to
Philadelphia, 80 were left unsod. End the balance
-315 head--were taken mp by Baltimore butchers
to $8.25all net and averaging $5.37l gross The
market to-day was quite dull and there seemed to be
determination on the part of the butchers to put
prices down.
llogs-llogs are coming forward more freely, and
prices are rather lower. There have been some o.
900 head offered this week, most of which have
changed hands at prices ranging from $3.50 to $50
per 100 lbs. net
Sheep--Shecp are in better supply, and they are
now selling at S2a3 per 100 lbs, They are dull at
these figures