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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
FOR THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN PAPERS
CHARLES Fl. CRAFT & CO.,
FRANKLIN BUILDING NORTH STREET,
Room No. Q, up stairs
MERCHANTS OF BALTIMORE.

Who desire to extend their business obtain new cuso-
from the consuming regions the Southern and
Western States, have their advertisements
Newspaper of City, Town Village throughout the
whole Southern and Western country.
The arrangements of this Agency such with the pub
fishers that all advertisements through it are charged
much less than be obtained by the advertisers them
selves The prices in many desirable papers extremely
low
The Agency makes charge of any kind ,catere to its
customers the sole being the publishers very lowest
rates.
All trouble of leciwrtng and expense of brokerage is
here avoided Puncuality guaranteed and copies all the
Newspapers always on hand for inspection.
REFER TO
Nessrs. Cortlan & Co., E. Whitman & Co., Robins l. Co
Samson Cariss Co., Jas d. Mason Co., Werdebaugh
Smith Co., Bartlett & Bro, Capt Henry A. Thompson
Henry ID. Mears ESQ., and the Press of Baltimore ml3
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FOR ALL AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN NEWSPAPERS
MERCHANTS ADVERTISING, COMMISSION,
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This old and well established agency offers the MER-
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knewn advertisers always receive from agencies by judi
cious selection Of papers, &C. and by their large
dealings, they enabled insert advertisements much
cheaper than private parties well known, pos
SHY do.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at lowest prices, saving all
0vercharges Commissions, Postage, Trouble &c CoMMIS
SIONS of all kinds promptly attended COLLECTIONS
at all accessible points SALES and PURCHASES all
kinds of Goods Real Estate, &c, carefully negotiated
Their extensive list of papers from all parts the country
at all times free for examination Advertisers nv
ted to call
~ PRINTING INKS of all colors prices and qualities
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mington, Del
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jeslm B. C. RHODES, Local Agent
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TESTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
AT Prices from $50 to Cabinets
ted to do every kind of CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires seam
~ Salesroom 1863 Baltimore street.
m27-tf L. D. CHASE AGENT
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MILLER & BEACHAMS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. n8.tf
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BAzIN's PERFUMES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF,
comprising Sxty-nne varieties. Soaps, Cosmetics, Hair
Dyes, Hair Oils, Hair TONES, Pomades Tooth and Flesh
Powders Hair, Shaving, Nail Hat Cloth Tooth and Flesh
Brushes, Razors Sops Shaving Creams and PaStes Toilet
Walters and Toilet and Fancy Articles OF all kinds Cologne
Verbena Orange Flower, Lavender and Florida Waters of
my manufacture. D. C. DRISCOLL,
Dealer in and Manufacturer of Perfumcry
IS Baltimore street,
je20tf nextdoor to the corner of Frederick street
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GO LII MBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
CON PANY.
" e W I o Il K
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP .,............--- exon oon
ASSE NOVEMBER BOTH, 1853. ole sis 90
THOS. LORD, President
b. c. MORRIS, Vice President
SAMUEL H, MOORE, Secretary.
Inc undersigned respectfully socs application for Insu
rance in this desir1 lie Office
SOL. B. DAVIES, Agent.
DAVIES & WAKEFIELD,
fell-tfr ,e c.-,-, -
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MANILA CoFFEE.-We have just received 100
mats of this delicious Coffee which we can cheerfuly re-
commend to customers. GREEN & YoE, Family
Grocers, IS West Baltimore street. ap27-tf
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nIU-tfr & south Cav st
IMPORTANT NOTICE. =
l. Positively closing out entire stock of SUMMER
GOODS at astonishing low prices order to make room and
change the stock before the ensuing is unneces.
TO mention prices, all articles will at uniform
low rates Call and conynca yourself From the 18th of
July to the 9th of September the store will be closed
evening at o'clock precisely Monday and Saturday nights
excepted. HERMANN POTT,ATK
gez9-u l6i North Gay street.
an HORSES FOR SALE.-A PAIR or
~ excellent qualities little under size: fine trnttar
warranted sound and gentle good in single or oube har
ness or under the saddle. Apply at Sunn Office mI2tf
I'm HORSES FOR SALE.-A PAIR OF
<cSaSMAI.L HORSES, of fine style and quick trotters
perfectly gentle and sound Apply by to "a G. VS.
anleIIoIl onlce ap90tf
MO. lMACKEREL in kits, for sale by GREEN
IN& Y0E, 20 RaItrnnre street rrbs ~,
N0;l SALMON . in kits for sale by GREENE
- AoA' % 0ainnore street. mhs-th
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FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK R.-
n ,TIMoRE June 3Jth ls59Ihis Rank win be closed IN
St9SpA4 NEI the 4th Of July. 1t expected that BiIil
anu o'eS iang due on that day viii be Paid Saturday
count. 'N-"4hb loI us-
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FOR nALrrMoRE AND THE EAST
NEW ARRANG EMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through be obtained Southwestern Rail
Oc and sixth street Washing
the Steam Ferry Boat Page the ONCE
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad ut Alexandria.
To Richmond Danyie iynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsville Grand June
tom, Memphis Montgomery, aud New Orleans
Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Aordig Expedition Conr and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route
Page leaves the OF seventh street
O'Clock Alexandria, whore take the FOR
Richmond, Charlottesville aunton White sulphur Springs Wood
p. Richmond all Southwest
making and close connexions TO Memphis.
and onibuses leave the office Pa
O'Clock, a. m, and 7, p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June 1S-u Washington.
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IN a. CARpWELL. Real Estate and Genera

IN A. CALDWELL, Real Estate and General
liz Commission Broker, has taken the Office up stairs in No.
avenue where he atiend TO selling aud
buying anywhere the Union renting and collecting
procuring houses rent lease any business aper
tanning q real estate, with uneXcepiiona legal aid
settlement claims description on Tue executive de-
pments aud bureaus government and Congress ana mnbes
adjacent
subscriptions and Advertising bis experience being such as
forms and instructons 70 par
well having advertisements n
Of the The District OF Columbia or else
10 him thus the
exvepo OF "A trip TO prompt returns made
good and all descrp
lions OF business properly under the head OF
eueraico commission brokerage.
R,ppx.ss Hon VIM A. Harris, formerly OF Mssour) Dr. A. Y
Gsrne g. Richard Wailsch, ESD, ana
propretors the newspaper generally OF washington
Mesrrs g. Davenport Caskie, lachmond, Va
Rev VIM Plumer Allegheny city, ps Col A. BURNLEY FRANK
fort KY and John o. Sargent New York city Dec i-au
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sTEREOsCOPIC PICTURES.
uMoa Wonder[,H nlid ReahRt[l. =

WYE have now on hand one Of the largest and
wv of sTEEoSCOIC PICTURES offered
in city glass paper and colored consisting of views
of the principal places Of the United States
have, variety Eott celebrated groups OF par
or domestic weddings, clcnngs pic nis, Sc &c
We cpnclon ercoscop nsts npcn Of VARIOUS
styles order These Instruments and PIC
lures petcs most interesting present that be of
ferei TO old or young. - .
w. TAYLOR MApRY booksellers
3t Avenue Washington Of the american
Conn Jan 30
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WYNN Z. DOVE CO. are now prepared TO exc
wv cute with whi. they be favored la the
Plumbing, Gas Steam.nitng bu mess.
(sor on street. doors north Of P,ansyiraaia acenue
may complete Of chandeliers and oe
ga, steain and Hxiures Jan
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Japan AND HER PEOPLE-By Andrew Stein
~ metz, 4 vol. s1 25
Cavaliers OF Fortune British Heroes fofeen Wars oy
James Grant vol si25.
English Country consisting descriptions rural habits
scenery and thi seasons hy Miller yola
How TO Farm rronably Ta Sayings aud gs Of Mr Alder
hcchi, -. i+sr d4#e
just received aud for sale BY
FbA BLANCHARD X MOHUN
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II MMELL HOUSE.-This nice and commodious
IN completed, open for the re.
copton guests THIS abound with com
any other city
The bar will supplied with the best Of liquors have
superihtend house lie
}. well travelling community The kmmel
situated between AZ aud 9Th streets in the immediate
vicinity Of the National Hotel aud the railroad depot
A. y. kDisIElI. Proprietor
Nov l9--lys y. v. CAMPBELL superintendent
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. SOARING, of New York, rose to personal OK.
plunation and caused to be read from the Clerk desk
an ract from the Washington correspondence of the
New York Times, to the efieo that evidence had heen
adduced before the committee appointed to investigate
naval expenditures and abuses of navy yards that the
paint purchased for the brooklyn had been used
in painting his Nh SrsRISG's house Mr.. SOARING stigma
acd this the alsehood ofa vile and sandcros
correspondent, and called upon the chairman of the
lect committee Mr. SHERMAN to contradict it, to state
whether not such evidence had been brought before
that committee.
h Mr. SHERMAN of Ohio, promptly replied that moth
ing whatever had appeared before the committee imp
eating Mr. STARRING in any abuse connected with tho navy
yards aud no member of the committee bad given out
any evidence heretofore taken before It, He also said that
at early day next wccls with the permission of the
House. he would submit the evidence aud report of the
committee.
oREGoS
The House then resumed the consideration Of Senate
bill for the admission of Oregon into the Union.
Mr.. CLARK, Of Missouri, denied that the rules which
applied TO Kansas applied to Oregon If Oregon should
refuse to accept the present constitution he, as mem
Der of the House. would vote to apply the rule TO her
the future he had voted TO apply IL 70 Kansas And
hereafter he would vote to admit State until it
possessed the required population This rule could not
apply To Oregon because heretofore the rule of admission
had been different and Congress had passed law
thorixing her 10 make constitution and apply for adj
mssion He contcnded that her constitution was not B
violation OF the constitution of the United States and
contrary to the genius of the government for she had
right to recognise alien suffrage, and any State had
right to permit any one to vote she pleased black ar
whiteand regulate her own internal policy. Whenever
that right should be surrendered they did not know how
long itwoud be before law would be enacted prohibit
ing them from voting themselves
He claimed that Oregon ought to be admitted without
regard to population with less than sixty Thousand
because her constitution adopted before t.a passage
OF the English bill and urged her admission upon the
ground it plain 20 every who would nvesti
gate the facts ha she had than hundred thou
sand citizens within her borders He would ask the dele.
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MTANTEB. A Spanish gentleman wishes to give
w practical lessons Spanish exchange for Italian
% GERMAN with gentleman gentlemen oonyersant with these
hnsinsa bic address eanbe asoeriaped at the rnioupDd
hsph sb-rdtf o. /.
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Eight lines less make longer advertisements 10 e1ao
proportion all sbe Advertisements ordered ia
twice charged a7E cents r each
Advertisements week IN the daily 90
per Special notices charged doaoe
he foregoing
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o. a LAMAR o. B sorr. l.
L AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY, Attorneys-at- Law
Holly springs will practice In the High Court Errors
Appeals Jackson Federal Court at Ponooc thc courts
the 7h Judicial District Of Mississippi aud viii attend 10 The col
ecion pf Claims throughout North Mississippi SW
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Payment subscriptions must be msdeinyarahy advance an
tue o. the lfAton % the peod
uiss- vneWsd Notee ei be gsH % sasertsis
he ter Dtgcriploa. abort 20 pine,
the fsk Of the suo4cTherzi aud noi
~ The publisher g Ghe unan.
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SKINNER RARTIEs.u

"DINNER PAKTIEs"
hlNNER PARTIES will be furnished TO families
f3 ~ and IS per head; they prefer, lr=t class
ook 60 be sent 10 their residence dinner for them
ht ite moderste charge OF " for his SERVICES
Those wishing AVOID tie trouble marketing
the market Anrds SEM TO their houses At cosi prices
One More tishes will be
who may desire H. guaranty Furnish
d cr establishment mic city, at saving per
& eACfikR, 252 Penn. Rv,,
Dec io--2me" betwees l2th aud 18th streets.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

UNO LEI-The three-story brick house, No. 423
Fnh street between aud r. Has bath and Rnt
sl25 Inquire ON the premises. Nov S0-u
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ID III. GILLET Counsellor at Law has removed
LIE his Office his residence Franklin Row. Of and
Ihrteenh He will continue devote his princps
y to cases pthe United States Supreme Court.
Oct as-du
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unHE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIvALLED IN MAR.

II
The resshn Why Is ta by natures restores the
supplies
natural autis makes bald heads all
dndru itching aud heat from the scalp que and the
nerves all headache aud be relied
10 cure f the and hair viii stop and keep from
falling soft glossy healthy and beautiful and used
bv he Young three week viii fall become
gray then reader read the following and Judge for yourselves
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State for money expended for the United States during
the war OF 1872
by Mr. RICE; A bill authorizing the entry Of land
under certain circumstances by mail contractors.
Mr.. ALIEN asked the Senate 10 indulge him ia taking
up bill om the House OF Representatives for the relief
Of Capt Douglas 0ttinger, the exceedingly
meritoous one and he thought il would occupy any
portion of the time of the Senate
The motion agreed to- anl the bill was passed
yeas rs nays l5
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spktrs TrRpENTINt-Bsrton Soser, IN their circular
NAH Ib week closed haze been marked BY
sl change his article and h difficult to mote anything
the prospects q The market Ihs receipt our issue OF
which bills OF adns have hand, CHI fy
Much Of TIM. roovsI has been .old arrive and consders.
bic portion OF that here held prices which pisce
cut Of market BY parties who sau-uine Of higher
piece. the smalnes Of the stock o~ isI these
cpsons will be realized remains 10 be seen bat u quite Ger
% hat although the demand confined slno-t entirely the
home trade the consumption positively exceeds the receipts and
that under Ps.en S a. bo S % ,s
siderable thu tai and cannot be heavy Tor ZONE tns TO come
ID. ~ arr os bbis 20 arrive AZ So DO spot
5SGsio and 100 do IN shipping order Do SON .V eel-
.ions i, rorins about The small supply. and
consequently views Of hoider- materially chez. oPcra
Il small 10, of New bsrl at IS 81. ~
ra, checked the demand for This srtiee and Temporary daunc
he consequence although fair business don, IN he TAR
er pa Of the week At pce. dissIs ou' rom nos ~
be- pr;pcipsy coD6ued ic BE home iTa b little AnNe TO
Gy ih., ao-, Of The export bed her, tss
price which rrndeTs teT being slid ssetPt ey
& 90 5h Common AID 4soa' At o zoe do de-
IyrTyd i.9 ys,d at ~ :" 'Isssa a. IA &C., IS los
No a. ss lis 81 IS lAo at - 81! IL new crop a.
~Tn A. been in good demand ,Ed considerable ps1ce have
changed er,iEvy gnesgsed Tae teep ig' .ae
nonl haze been laIs but ,ns Or, esnsns sy
sccun,s,Ln he transaction. referred TO are geo ees W II
nisson 10 arrive at 81 50; 500 do tppns the spO' a, s.
sas 100 do Wellington Thin, in yard a. - 90
NAlIs-C4. Grin q, y eSis M, OF eent On 10Y
cash, ~ to quality. -,.u -, 49,
OiLs-rie most description rather DUH and Piees
ronnsy uucbsnsed Linseed ia ho~eVr 10 tar rcaus Win
sscs OF 50 gsh Csc es.h csng 81 our eAf-nc
figure. aud IS rails American .; eSdet Grade SpcEin
.o sc;ive and ss q @ hSlN a. The cas-
S5a 81 ~ mostly the latter rate In oths KEGS ony
very limited con.uup:ive trade demand exists 800,
olLEAKE-The InquiIy nodera;e sHs Tn ,9pH! ;, nsn
ooniinGr quote City Thu at ~ sea so "a western
"a rcs.s ui Srices IOuiina-
on MF k-rhc depaaId Is s,.sdy With moderate supply
saer Of Western $5 aud BY loo m Ia lots al
~a7S
PRovIsIDSS-iSe Poib msIss, 10 sssp rather lover BE-;
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P,ssrnucrs Arrived

!. Steamship nos., Taylor from dspinVd4-l r. Hcs"y
WIFI and infant Mr.. Brees Miss fuison y Winsing-r
and Wifi Mr. Clark II. Bu,man jose Rora Perez Mn r.
zane friend two children and servant Mr. Isars w G. fas
ton wife aud child Mrs Oaa Isaac Duke DAUGHTER an
child Capt Morgan AID WIFE Capt. J. b. Thompson 3 C. Gray
Mrs s. G. c, FIN and infant Miss Fitzpatrick 9 Trainer and
wife Asa Clark wife and infant. Mrs Russell Wilcox Mrs.
n Kent and infant n. r p Locke and child, r. Esbsr,
wife and infant & L. Dewey Nicholas Mott esq. NJ Jones
w Barnard G. s Nsrdle Pedro Heyeque and ION, Henry
Sfp. Andrew Martin j. Brasni J. Reverb, J. Glass aud
wife H. Tay @. White Ms c. Donahue j. Sells ard
family J. Case and wife Mr.. = and child Graham,
J. Chapman J. o. Eedge, 3. r. Ssrtel, A Cummings, Nj.
Luzaugsbe. And 100 IL the s;eersse.
In seaHs.ip Ci'y Of MaAese,ter, from Badst-Cap. p
Newell g. C. Tsylor C. Thomas and lady, r. seamsrk Mrs
Kelly Ms, Dillon Hss Pnkerton VIM Kelly, Iho- Miller,
Wa Murray Chss. Smith, VIM. Martin, A Turion Ed.Ad
Evans, and $50 s,eerece.
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Arrived.

Steamship Moses Taylor Rsihbo1e, Aspnwa 18th int, I'D
HavauA 2Sd mGse. ana mall - 81 o. Roberta
Stesmsnip City Of Manchester Br srsw) Kennedy Be.
Apri and Queenstown 9Th, and $50 :. g. Dale.
18th inst let IS ~ lon 70 S. passed ship Plymouth Rock N
mend London for wYok ls days cut 2 lat. Is ST.
Ion AZ &C. large iceberg I'd lat ~ % Ion. y s. ssw
Belgian steamship Gustsvs Psro hence for Antwerp
25h ls. Al 49, @ 81 TO- stesmsep Vanderbilt hence for
Southampton ana HAVE.
Steamship Jur. iB sotr) Moody. Liverpool Vi, Bo-on %
hsurs rdss srd pass 20 2. CruG.d.
Ship juliet Sinclair, Apscho III DAYS cotton 20 master
18Th inst OF CaTysfo-1 Light; with ship john NJ
Hsso Snow Apalschicoa Boston I'D int LAT :. -
spoke .hp Msru from Mex Orleans - Peters
burg snl 2.tk lust, experienced very
gale sp sells Sovr buwErks ard Sustained mach otsrr
dsmsgv " kicA caused the ve-sel 20 esk BADLY.
Ship silAs GTrcuu.a. Webbe New Orleans IA days. rdse
and II ps.. " m fr'. lh inst, lat - IS io-. - 81
SO ke skip Naus from New Orss io 81 Petersburg. So
EXP rirne-d heavy gale from : W; lo~; sails sc.
Bark Jane Das.- Lambert. Glasgow and the Clyde March
IS uds. 20 Durham Dnou. - Inst lsf. IS lor IS RAD
.hGaGrr-.uEi. du!icx which struck BY gh,.az
stu 70 inche. the ls-hssd, which th-ugrh
ceiling slightly -crrcbcd ;hs boards; the deck
ANGEL ed received Eh, injuries n a..
4. Ion s5 and sEa!n IL ~. - Ion. y.
BIZ Leader tBTl Cro~by, TIEsd. Cubs lrh ins', srEr
spd ros~e. LeaycrsH CO. so list lsl. 50 % Ion H.
perirrcee heavy g-Ie fuG4 :. ; W.
BIZ Arr.rgs iBr o; Pargsbosu, n 81 Howard, WId-os,
~ :. Is DAYS. plaster 20 uIsster
BIS sir Coin (Br Mehsy Wlalsor N 8, day.. plaster
% T. Nevus 4 500.
Big Daniel Bo.s.r toe soktonl HesEsn. Fsjsio r. 10
days unolaes Cu.ber: fiasy vessel ~ r HoeA Co
I'd ins lat. - 40 Jon. - spoke bs-k Fen. O; Portland sc
Tho B. .xpe-nrss ksSy W restser he eSilr pss.st.
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and .od P0d 3 oI N3e closing a. the later rate end
<3. cash for Blue.
POTsTOFSSew crop Bs~andas selling a. 81 sea - ~
command "a 20 Peach Blows, 500 e .or
Carter A. 2G 62 for E-rcsrs, and - 81 81 for Veg
RiC ia inn; .sIes Of I50tcs o. IS ga 80 4 100
SUGARS-A fair inquiry prevails ard rrioss firm sses
Of 30 hL6s NJ ado Sc LOS hhds Cuba AZ Goc aaa
so lhds New Orleans - i,c.
SHOT are IN limited rrqses 767ic cash FOR Drop and Back
SPEAHACETI is rather quiet and held az fi VIE saes ol
q 90 y refined on private terms.
sAIT-Lyr.pool uues rec, and prices firmly sup
d red the last taes ishons a. T. - and Of Turks
Island az ? e., I mos
SKgES-Goat good request and With limited arrivals
u % bales tucudiug I'll hervl ~
75ds6c, tie latter T heavy ~ bse hstsora =, u AZ
&C., sud 81 do. T4ngico SJI630 10. a. 46di7c all ms
De-, are In limited nand the stock ia sh. and prices
.ustsin,d Of NO n Chsgr.s Al about a. 2O do
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rthrrv Live stock Market.

fV.yosr.p Tok THE " Y. TRibUNE -
Wrer ALsASy, April q, 1889.
J1,s ,-c.ipts This 1,lco head than
I'D boz M equal TO the corresponding week last year The
uah,v ~ and prices rule very NIB There Mt the n.ai
~, r hand, here however, hntsrg b-ing INV hns
o. ali ry rrsits last weeks prces or more IN ~lne
-. az, M an advance Tbs E,sten boyer bere ~
NJ, oul, some $50 head. A. y. Monroe taxes 2s oafas
rroef.vce which al couH hear Of going Fast The Cat
~ vsr, dsbu:-d different yards olO~s Al mores
Leoe; i.unteI', 7ooi Gallup. TO ~.
We quote pnccs; this week ha ~.
y rnfum. az
nj quality ...'..s.. .
'eecond quality. ...S...-... i36St
sbird quality ..s....-..... ttF+t go
J. Freeman sold t S's.e ayerssing az 10 DC 70
" Robbins - =" Hines SnliSrs" ~ ~ f'ed' h.hIIy
BeIdinr 81 STATE Stiiers Ss2 each svio %
&s7 bad woEhiug about 800 70. w NJ Widen ~ Illinois
=, ss eel No,,inshamS richol - css al So hssd
estimated az 900 n each snoud.n Char1es - ~
ere ., &es each wright 1lS) n, bnyer. cstima'r. VI
saker IS 1z STAG stilrS I'D by Stf Fish hey ooushS
sIC2 q head and ~r. estimated at s75 u, York wish
X Brixhsu 81 Ohio ga each J. Ismsn, 10 Mcnlssn
A, ss7 ur k.sd weight SO; thr Ot ,d a. sf
each. ina this Of 7ycsr r Devious led Iy Ath9
Pox.r. WAIVE Co, Michigan, wbicb were very hue, ana
n, ,shd 49s1 DTgknoud Palmer had an'ug ,hrif t.
pur Opn BY PLa Vousti Of sTsanti. MichgaI ~nch
x,ishsd ., home 5O7 n would weish abou, NO p here
tb,y refosed $50 fr he pair. o Mcconnell 500 70 '
Ksn,ueky S,--rs a, 81 & beid.
SBEEIVry little doing In tias tr1e and We rave ohn one
s 70 noiie-they 80 Keucky tsD sI~d sVer.g
Zach sold Csc T. 70, I've weight brought ~ y l. j.
GoTLsnl. :,
Hocs-Fardly am uaIks, sales da; William Pat
bought 76 averaging l7s n e~ a. so ID g. 100 10 Siesps
bad load tug seOuo 10 each, which be held A.
o,c., offered 61c. : not I'D ,
Tie following statement The receipts Of week via Re
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