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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-22
INFORMATION FOR THE PUBLIC
a GENERAL PUBLIC CAUTION.

Should ask for bread would ye give me stone! L for
one believe in calling whatever may be placed before the
put' for sale otherwise. by their proper Names and
in view Of this fact il is but justice myself and the
public to make fair and Just statement in regard to
what CONSTITUTES an Ambrttype In first place it is
Patent, and have the exclusive right for this city In
the nj picture he truly ca lei rrhr-
type unrs it is sealed with Fir Balssm its equvoant
between two plates OF plate glass It reason because
the word Amhrot' pc is used by those not having the
liz h. that the public calls for Ambr0ype that they
will gel Gan not gold that glitters" All rot
hmhr'tvpes because advertised Therefore, l will
inform the citizens of Worcester and vicinity
that lake the only picture that be called an Abro
type after Cuttings Patent.
Citiz ms Of Worcester why will ye be any longer de
c ivei! Why will We pay your money for a single glass
picture falsely called an Improved Ambrotype? Why
not inquire this matter and become convinced that
1have abored With all honesty to place before the public
the only durable picture made glass. l reldy aa1
willing to place pictures beside any male in this city
and an uTther able willing and ready to convince all
VII will give me the chance, that in the right as
regards making the most durable pictures still make the
single glass pictures in the way that others make
them but they are rot Arbrotypes.
Give Hathaway call and witness the sealing of what
makes an Ambrotype in Fosters Block corner of Main
and Pearl street.
N B Every Ambrotype emanating from my rooms
will be given guarantee warranting its durability with
my 'lgnature' VIM HATHAWAY, Artist.
apps dtf
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W REGISTER SPY.


Prln-sa and Published by JoHE MILTON EARLE, &
Ta DRsv at No 212 MAR Street, Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-22
NOTICES.
DLANTS, FLOWERS,

EbLA NTS, FLOWERS, AND GRAPE
q NiNES.-A choice VARIETY o. Greenhouse and other
Towering plants. Splendid Roses, Verheuas, &C. for
out and cut flowers ia great variety for sale at
low prices. B'uqlets made to order short uotice
Also, BLACK Hamburg, and other choice Grape Vines for
cultivation under class. Delaware. Reb.cca Concord,
Hart ord Prchc, and aher varieties for culture
Tomato Plants in and otherwise Lettuce Cabbages
&c. for ransplantng, for sale in quantities suit puc
chasers. Apply at WM A. WHEELER's Green House
on Gard n street, Lincoln street. Orders may be
left at Ballard Spurr's 227 Main street. or with
apps dew RICHARD PAYNE, Gardener.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-22

We would most respectfully Invite that in wanl
of any kind of Dry Goods call andlook stock III
store will always be uad all the desirable styles the
market affords Daily receip.s from New York and Bos
ton markets Having survived the financial crisis, and
having he facilities for buying exclusively Tor cash. en-
ables sell much less those buy on credit
We guaran to all who favor with their patronage
the best bargains in the city Come, then that in
want Of Dry goods if you would fairly used and re
ceve the most for your money, OF the
@ II Y = T O r. E,
las Main Street.
J. x. CLARKE co,
mch1S DIFF Directly opposite the Post ONCE.
=, = a. - . A. r, r, ~ =, :, n, a,
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CLOTHS IS CLOTREyvG,

Union Block, No. 1913 Main Street,
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Tn entire stock has been marked down. and the sale
will continue until the LIST Of May at th reduced prices.
q LiherS terms offered to the Grade
Liberal Terms offered 10 the Trade.
apps d3m GEO BULPIN. gel Broadway
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-22

n oTlCEs We, the subscribers, hereby give no.
uce that we have disposed OF interest in the
firm Of henry Simpson & Co. to James Say
L0REHXO B. CRANE
FKEOkRIC HAYES
PATRICK BROCKWAY
Buck land Corner, Manchester, Ct, April 49, 1885
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-22

Terms OF PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
WEEKLY P4PER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three months II paidstrctyn
4varca sl76 a wear; single copies cents each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-22

The subscribers would again to the people Of
Worcester and Worcester County that they are ready
with the
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b o NE t SILKS,

at 25 per cent Tor nreouh less than they can be pur
chased 10 any other store in the State.
Il may be asked how sell so cheap. It's no secret
Auction goods, quick sales and light profits W work
ourselves keep DOM all expens give our Customers
the benefit Of an honorable one-price mart.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-22
sRR1ue GOODS,

And that notwithstanding the "Hsrd Times" they have
not RENTED their efforts to keep up full and complete
assortment of
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
GREAT BROAD WAY SALE.
5000, 900 Wo RTH or
BEAUTIFUL NEW
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
being BULPIN entire wholesale stock now offered at
Retail st
361 OADWAY, NEW YORK,
In consequence removal the LIST May the
4I5 Broadway. Near CannI StreeI.)
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Every article OF this aud sirable stock, prepared
expressly in authorization OF an extensive first class city
helow regular wholesale prices the subscriber hay-
ing resolved to submit to this sacr6ce for CASH, in
preference selling his goods credit with uncert0nty
Of getting paid for them
Observe the following Extraordinary
inventory
1850 very pretty Broche stella shaWs at..... ...$S
Regular wholesale p'ice..-....-...
Regular Wholesale price.
500 Extra superior do do at........... $5A
REGULAR wholesale price. ...........S
1900 very Rich, entirely new do at...........ga
Regular wholesale prise. 81
An immence assJ, tment of FINE GOODS slmila
reduced rates.
M MITE LAS
2,27O Black silk and Lace MantiIIas, reduced to...$1
2,SE5 do do large size,.. So
500 do Do still arger......S3
1000 Rich do with rich Lace Rufies. ..........S4
$50 super, MORE Antique do at..............$5
l,l15 do 90 extra rlch..............S6
All the finer goods at a pruporIionate rate. Also
LINEN g. COTTON BUSTERS,
New and pretty in s,yle)
Mourning Mantillas Wrappers, &C.,
al equally cheap rates.
tn entire stock has been marked down. and the sale
will continue until the LIST Of May At ths reduced prices.
@ LiherS terms offered to the Grade
Liberal Terms offered 80 the Trade.
apps d3m GEO BULPIN, S6l Broadway,
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING, &C,
a. w. FREELAND & COMPANY
Low ICES
LARG Re STOCK
OF
CLOTHS s. CLOTRE.vG,
C. w. FREELAND s. CO.'S:
Union Block, No. 1913 Main street.
NOW IS TaE TINE TO PURCHASE
SPRING GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR,
FOR THE GOODS MUST BE SoLDl
The subscribers would again announce to the people Of
Worcester and Worcester County that they are ready
with the
sPK1wG GOODS,
And that notwithstanding the Hsrd Times" they have
not RENTED their efforts to keep UP full and complete
assortment of
GeMtJemsept'S Garments,
OF all descriptions and are now prepared to furnish
their goods at lower prices than have ruled during
the past season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

In the Senate. yesterday, Mr.. Brown IN
trodueed bill to authorize the citizens OF
Washington to use tho water about to 10 sup
piled from the Pytomac river.
Also. d resolution calling upon the Score
tary Of the Interior to furnish statement OF
public moneys expended in the District OF
Columbia, Exclusive Of salaries OF Govern
ment oficers,) since the seat OF Government
was located here; and, also, statement OF
the sssessab BILE property in the District, agreed
to.
The consideration of the iuterna al improve
ment bill was resumed.
In the House OF Representatives, MIR. Grow
asked leave to submit resolution that when
the presiding officers of the two Houses shall
adjourn their respective branches on the
seventh Of June, it shall be to meet on the
fourth of November.
Objection was made.
The House passed the bill appropriating
Sc, 400 for lightning streets across the mall.
Also, laid upon the table the joint ressu-
ton appropria,ins $500 for the erection of
lamp. posts in High and Bridge streets,
Georgetown.
Also. the bill appropriating $40 635 for
making or repairing the road leading from
the Navy Yard bridge to the losane Asylum.
The bill regulating municipal elections in
the city of Washington was taken up.
A motion to lay it upon the table was dis
agreed to-yeas SO, nays "a.
MIR. Burnett moved to strike out the re-
quiremen. Of school tax and all other taxes
on personal property" as q qualification for
voting; agreed to-yeas 1875, nays 81.
The bill was then passed--yeas lO2, nays
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Bythe act OF Congress authorizing the issue
., Treasury notes, the Secretary WAS authorized
70 reissue any which had been paid to the
treasury Tor duties. Under this authority he
,,cep,ed bid made Oh Saturday for three mil
lions at Al . cent. interest The New York
Tribune says "A dispatch was received in
n. morning by the Suo-treasurer, MIR. Cisco,
,,kng If this amount could be negotiated, and
ina sSor, time the list was filled up, accepted
By the Secretary, and before the sub.treasury
Office closed, over 81, 100000 had been deposited
on account of the new issue. OF the three mil
lions. about two and a quarter millions were
subscribed by banks, savings banks and insur'
snce companies"
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YoDEs' SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

n HODES' SUPER PHOSPHATE or LIME
IL, manufactured from the Formula OF DR..
JAMES HIGGINS, State Chemist OF Mary
land. Every lot offered for sale is regularly
Analysed by DR. JAMEs HIGGINs and CHARLES
BICKELL, fully warranted.
In introducing this highly authenticated fer
tiizer to the Agriculturist OF the United States
for the year 1855, we forbear any heightened
remarks, as their intelligence is already IN
formed of the value of Bones treated with Sui
phuric Acid, producing the bi.phosphate OF
lime, and thereby yielding the Soluble Phospho'
rio Acid, the efficient and Indispensable nutrl-
ment OF plants.
As many preparations are offered to the pub
lie styled Super Phosphates" we have mace
Arrangements with Drs Higgins and Blckell,
who will annlyze every lot OF RHODES ST.
PER PHOSPHATE OF LINE, offered for sale,
and will report the results to the public -,
Pamphlets containing detailed account VIII
be furnished on application, or forwarded per
mail r. NJ. RHODES x CO.,
l4l West Pratt street, Baltimore.
For sale only, by
WATERS, ZIMMERMAN & co.
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VALUABLE BOARDING SCHOOL PRO-
v PERTY AND PRIVATE RESIDENCE

VALUABLE BOARDING SCHOOL PRO.
| Y PERTY AND PRIVATE RESIDENCE
FOR SALE-having determined, in conse-
! uuence OF declining health 10 retire from the
charge OF the Alexandria Boarding School, af-
| ter the present term, and remove TO my farm
in Montgomery County, Maryland | offer Tor
rs, sale my BOARDING SCHOOL PROPER
III rY, and also, my present RESIDENCE,
opposite thereto.
ted in one OF the most desirable locations IN Inc
city. consists OF DWELLING, containing -
rooms, besides two Dining Rooms: htcheh,
Ironing Room. Laundry, and Bake Room; and
an adjoining building, containing capdcious
Study Room. Lecture Room, Class Rooms LAP
oratory &c &c Nest OF the rooms have lre
places or arrangements Tor stoves, anu the
buildings supplied with water and gas. Inc
LOT is about a5 feet IN 'front.'. ami extends en-
tirely through the square from Washington 10
Columbus streets, the back portion being plan
ted with shade trees There are ample accom-
modations Tor sixty boarding Students.
The School, for many years, has been con-
stanty full and for the last twelve years, from
seventy 10 one hundred persons, annually, nave
applied Tor admission, beyond the number We
were able 10 accommodate, giving evidence that
such School is a want OF the place. Our
Students tins term, are from ten different States,
besides two Territories, the District OF Coum'
ba, and Cuba, and already we have been Obliged
TO refuse over seventy applicants.
As an evidence OF the heaithIness Of the loca-
ton j; may be stated, that the Boarding School
has been in operation thlrty.iour years, and no
student has ever died while under our charge, or
10 our knowledge, after he lett the Institution,
from disease contracted while there.
II is desirable to sell the School property all
together. for a School, but the dwelling part
thereof is we'll adapted for large Boarding
House, and the property could be diviied should
that be preferred Ii purchased Tor School,
the Apparatus and School Furniture could be
taken by the purchaser or not, as he desired.
Nv RESIDENCE which is also offered for
sale was built three years ago, IN the most
substantial manner, ard with every convenience
that could be devised for the saving OF domestic
labor, and the promotion OF the comfort and
health OF It's occupants. Ii having been my
expectation when building, TO pass In this house
Whatever portion OF lie yet remained To me- no
pains or expense spared 10 render II plea
SAINT and comfortable residence.
am willing TO dispose OF both pieces OF pro-
perty very reasonably, and upon very accommo-
dating terms The cash pay msnt need be but
small, and the others il well secured. could ex'
tend through ten years, one-tenth each year the
interest on the deferred payments TO be PAID
semI.annually
Possession given on the LIST OF sth month,
(AugusD next.
For further particulars, apply TO ROBERT
H. MILLER, or to the subscriber.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
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JTOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADEL-
II PHIA.-A benevolent Institution, estab-
llshed by special endowment for the relief OF the
sick ard distressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Epidemic diseases-To all persons afflicted with
Sexual Diseases, such as SPERMATORRHEA,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of he aw-
full destruction OF human life, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the receptions practised upon the
unfortunate victims OF such diseases by quacks,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
seon as charitable act, worthy OF their name, 10
open a DlspeDsary for the treatment OF thus
class of diseases, in all their forms, and 10 give
Medical advice gratis, TO all who apply by let
ter with description of their condition, cage
occupation, habits Of life, &C., and in cases OF
extreme poverty, to furnish Medicines Tree OF
charge. II is needless TO add that the Assocla-
ton commands the highest Medical skill OF the
aye, and will furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment.
The Directors. on a review OF the past, feel
assured that their laborsin this sphere OF benev-
client effort have been of great benefit TO the al
hcted especially to the young, and they nave ie-
solved 10 devote themselves, with renewed zeal,
to this very important but much desplsed cause
Just published by the Association, Report
on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal weakness, W
the Consulting Surgeon, which Will be sent oy
mail, lin sealed letter envelope) free OF charge,
on receipt OF two stamps for postage
Address. for Report or treatment, Or. GEO
+. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association. No. 2 south Ninth street, Phlladel-
pLia, Pa By order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEORGE FAIRCaILD, Secretary.
Philadelphia, sep 4-dltec8m&wly
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NOR SALE.-Haying permanently settled
I myself in the city Of Alexandra, ! now
offer to sell privately, the very desirable proper
ty in the town OF Jefiersonton, CulPeper County
Va formerly owned by j. F. Latham, consis''
s%sss ing of large and comfortable DWEL"
E LING HOUSE, Kitchen GranaIy, Stable,
Ice house, &c, with about THIRTY.T"o
ACRES Of beautiful grass land, large and
productive Garden, Orchard, &c, which VIII
sell on most accommodating terms. Any one
wishing 10 purchase would refer them to Mr..
Caleb Burnley or Mr.. James Settle, residents
OF the above place; Mr. Rice W. Payne, War
renton, Va, or to Il. English Il Brother, Alexsn'
dria. Imh l3-eotfl C. w. ENGLISH.
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rav An advertisement, over the signature

Rar An advertisement, over the signature
OF "Justitia,' appeared in the GaHtte OF the
2ith inst, in v Indication OF Mr.. CruPper course
as a candidate for the office Of Sheriff. In which
the writer declares that he (Mr CruppeD does
not arroyate 10 himself exclusive fitness for the
Office. II so, how does Mr.. c. intend to apply
this language in mis- card 81 was impelled to
this course from thorough knowledge of the
Importance OF the office, and having been salts
led OF the evils resulting TO the public interest
b. the selection OF incompetent men, because
Of their connection with some dominant party"
Il is true that some party nominated Mr. Mon
roe and does not Mr.. c s language apply to
the ircompetency OF that gentleman? II So
MI C. arrogates TO himself the exclusive fitness
ioI the Office We are fully satisfied that the
Amerlcah party, and those acting with them,
iee assured of their competency 10 nominate
their own candidates, and will be found on the
day OF election giving testimonials to the com
potency of Mr. Monroe. Again, "Justiha un'
dertakes 10 yindicate Mr.. C.'s course in 1882,
when ne opposed Mr. Rock in his second cleo
non. The bond offered by Mr.. Rock was not
received by the Court, and there was general
feeling 10 favor of his reelection to the ofhce,
from the fact that his friends were satisfied that
IN. bond offered by him was a solvent one;
therefore, the Wing party, 10 have held meet
my 10 make a nomination, would be TO do over
what they had done before. Then it was that
Mr. {. ran as an independent candidate, and
thereby Mr. Rock came near being defeated
having received only six votes over his oppo-
nent Mr.. Chas. Castleman, the regular Demo
cratic candidate. Again, II is said that Mr. C.s
course was perfectly consistent and proper IN
all his party affnities We understand him in
DIS card 10 say, that he is no party man. His
language isl consented 10 become a candl-
dale, on the express condition that my claims to
the office should not be biased by party conside-
ration, but that | should be left to occupy an
independent position" So much for his party
afnities MIR Monroe is attempted to be s'ig'
malIzsd for voting for Mr.. Sansster IN 1894,
when at the same time he was member OF the
American party. IL is true, Mr. Monroe, hav'
ing been a Democrat, as well as MIR. Sangster
PRIOR 10 the organization OF that party, an
attempt was made TO nominate Candidate
from that party, but decided 10 the contrary
many OF the members OF that party, previous
10 its orr an,zation, having pledged to Mr.. Sang:
Ser their support, and Mr.. Monroe being one OF
them, he was, therefore, bound to support, and
carry out IN good faith, his obligation. Since
that election, Mr. Monroe has been true and
eonsls ent member OF the American party.
nv os-lt MYERS.
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5 mo 15-eott

4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF RICH CLOS
N SY HAIR, COMPLETELY PRESERVED TO TIE
GRE TEST AGE-And who that l. grey would
not have IL restored 10 former color; or bald, nut
would have the growth restored, or troubled
with daRdruf and itching, but would have II re-
moved, or troubled with scroula, scaid mead, or
other erupticns, out would be cured, or with SICK
head ache, (EeuralgIa) but would be cured. IL
will also remove all pImples from the lace and
skin. Prot. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
will do all this, See circular and the following
ANN ARBoR, November 8, lS56---PRoF o. J.
Woop-DEAR SIR Il nave heard much said OF
the wonderful effects OF your HAIR RESlO'
RATlVE, but having been so ot:en cheated by
quackery and quack nostrums, hair dyes, &c,
was disposed TO place your Restorative IN the
same category with the thousand and one loud
y trumpeted quack remedies, until met you IN
Lawrence county.some months since, when you
gave me such assurance as induced the triai oil
your Restorative IN my tamlly-hrst by my
good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
entirely white, and before exhaustlng one OF
your large bottles, her hair was restored nearly
TO It's original beautiful brown color, and had
thickened and become beautiful and glossy
upon, and entirely over the head; she continues
TO use il, not simply because OF It's beautltyirg
effects upon the hair, but becaus" OF It's health
iul influence upon the head and mind. Others
OF my family and friends are using your RestO
ratlve with the happiest effects; therefore, my
skepticism and doubts IN reference 10 lis char
acter and value are entirely removed and | can
and do most cordially and confidently recon-.
mend lis use by all who would have their hair
restored from white or gray 10y reason OF sick
ness or age) 10 original color and beauty, and
BY all young persons VINO would have their hair
beautiful and glossy. Very truly and grateful
ly yours, SOLOMON MANN.
FRIEND WooD 1t was long time after ]
saw you Ct Bllssield before got the bottle OF
Restorative tor which you gave me an order
upon your agent in Detroit, and when | got II
we concluded TO try II on Mrs. Mann's hair, as
the surest test OF It's power. 1t has done all
that YOU assured me il would do; and others OF
my family and friends, having witnessed It's et'
fects, are now using and recommending its use
TO others as entitled TO the highest consldera.
ton you claim for It, Again, very respectfully
and traly, yours, SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE ILL.,. June 2S. 1852 u have used
Prof. . J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and have admired its wonderful effects. My
hair was becoming, as thought, prematurely
gray, but by the of his Restorative 1t has
resumed its original color, aud, have no doubt,
permanently so. 5. BREESE, ex Senator, u. ).
o. j. WOOD & co, Propretors, 3i2 Broad.
way, \. Y, On the great n Y. Wire Railing
Establi hment) and ia Market street, 81.
Louis Mo And sold by all good Druggists,
and Fancy Goods dealers ap 24-eo3m
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=, N, Annual Report Of Sub

=. f.om tho Aunusl Report OF SUB.
EIr''iss i i. under the jurisdiction Of
,3natsr L C.ssnJ Lodge Of Virginia, |. o. O.
be f. ";" orI lst, 1857, to April LIST, 1858.
+ from APR II l. l 'dsss 90; of LIMITATIONS AL;
S S'e:on. So admitted BY Gard 20 q; r s
tnso o' I6S; E1pulsious 376; Deaths Al;
,.o.'o' ri III Receipts $25, 447 IS; Broth.
Nsnooe'', ~ $50: widowed families relieved
'rI,Ie .ss,s hurled a.; amount paid for re-
s' D'I RrH,bers 1895 s.: amount paid tor
LEI o. p. n;sored families 1889 81; amount
'llsi .. ,ss sducaton of orphans 81 92S So.
rad -, IS" ;or burying the dead. 81 ,92S So.
AnoU INN, paid for relief. Sl3 2S2 62.
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,on cs,,,. Market, May as.

4, market, 1900 Beeves, 1000 Sheep and
lamb. and 1900 Swine Prices-Beef Cattle
:,ra S.; first quality $7a$775; second quail
g S5aS6 30; and third quality $5l6$5.z5 y
n, Cows-Sales al $3st6$4O y head
s..psnd Lambs-Extra s4GS6, and by lot at
g. 7s6S3 Swine--w Wholesale at 546j3 cts,
and by retail at 6l67i cts. y b
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ance companie.

The tour days later advices from Europe, BY
the steamer City Of Washington, are important
politically, but not financially. Money con-
tnued very abundant at 2Sk3 y cent. in the
open market Consols had been heavy under
the political imbrogio, but were firmer at the
close on Tuesday at 97. Cotton was buoyant,
and Breadslutfs dull