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From the Army Of Virginia.

from tne Army OF virginia.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
August Ii. 1862.
To Maj. Gen. Halleck The subioined report
was received at 10 o'clock this morning
lSignedl JOAN POPE, Maj. Gen.
Headquarters Cavalry Brigade. I'd corps.
Army of Virginia, Aug. 13.-To Col. George
ID. Ruggles, Chief Of Staff: / have the honor
to report that in obedience to instructions re-
ceived from the Maj. Gen. commanding the
army of Virginia. l this morning proceeded in
the direction of Orange Court House with the
1st VT. regiment, LIST Mich, LIST Maine, Lit. Col
Rchmone 9TH n. Y, cavalry regiments, and
pieces of artillery. About or miles from
your headquarters discovered the pickets of
the enemy, and soon after two large bodies of
cavalry and the woods filed with footmen. A
strong line of skirmishers was thrown outwho
soon drove in the pickets When in range of
the enemy few shells were thrown. which
dispersed him in all directions. The footmen
kept in the woods, and fed by the Rapidan
Station, and the cavalry fed down the Orange
Court house road. pursued them cautiously,
fearing an ambuscade to Crooked river, which
had swollen to such an extent that my artillery
could not cross. Part of the LIST VT. and LIST
Va. cavalry swan the river and continued the
pursuit to Robinson's river, which was so full
and turbulent as TO be extremely dangerous
In the pursuit good many prisoners wound
ed in Saturdays fight, were found almost
abandoned. Maj. Andrews, chief of artillery
to Gen. jackson, was found at Crooked river
badly wounded, in charge of an assistant sur
geon.
The flight of the enemy after Saturdays
fight, was preciptate and in great confusion
His old camp was strewn with dead men and
horses, and arms. His flag of truce yesterday
to bury his dead, afforded some more time for
his escape.
The enemy to-day has the benefit of hard
rain, which puts high water between us.
lSigned JOHN BUFoRD, Brig. Gen.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

washington, August 3. 1861
K0 n, will be s .ss BY this Departments
delivery. at the following arsenals OF horse euuin-
menis' y. 8 Cavalry pattern. As hereinafter speci-
At the wstertown Arsenal. WATERFOWL Massaehu-
At the s Waiervliet Arsenal West Troy. New York.
AT the New York Arsenal. Governors Island, New
York, 10000 sets.
At the FssDaiord Arsenal. Bridesburs, Pennsyiva-
At the Alleghany Arsenal, Pittsburgh. Pennsyivs-
AT the St. Louis Arsenal. St. Louis. Missouri TO-
600 sets
These Of horse equipments are to be furnished
picket-pin, link, and blanket. Samples can be ex-
amined at each of the above-named arsenals. They
are 70 Dc subject 70 inspection ct the arsenas where
none to be accepted or paid for but such are APP
proved upon such inspection.
Deliveries must be made In lots Of not less than ff
y sets per week for all contracts Of 500 sets or un-
DER; one hundred sets per week for all confr1cf Of
from i've hundred up TO one thousand scts; two hun
dred sets per week for all contracts Of from thou
SIND 70 two thousand SETS i've hundred sets per week
for all contracts Of from two thousand 70 six thou
sand sets; and eight hundred sets per week for al
contracts Of from six thousand to ten thousand scss
Failure to deliver at specified time win subject
the contractor to forfeiture Of the quantity to be de-
ed, five sets in box In the customary manner-bifs
and saddles Of assorted numbers and the contents
to be distinctly marked the outer ends Of the box
The boxes to be charged at cost TO be determined by
the inspector
Bidders will state explicitly In their proposals. the
time, quantity and place of each delivery. Each par
~ obtaining contract will be required 10 enter into
bonds with proper suretes for the ithful fulflment
of the same
Bids Of persons who are not manufacturers or reg
ular dealers in leather work win not be considered;
and the Department the right to reject any
or all bids which may be made.
Upon the award being made. successful bidders,
only, will be notified; and they win be fiarnishsd
with forms of the contract and of the bond required
of them.
Proposals win be addressed 10
General JAMES w. RIPLEY,
Chief of Ordnance,
Washington. D. c."
Proposals for Horse Equipments"
JAMES w. RIPLEY,
angaeodt26aug Brig. Gen Chief Of (lrd.cc
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TENEMENTs WANTED.

a WANTED-Convenientt encments for thu
IA accommodation of two small families in
EssM respectable localities and wikhin ten min
Aa utes walk Of the Post Once. Rent mot to
exceed from $50 to It's per annum.
Address Box AZ, Post Office or apply At the Couut-
ing Room Of the Daily Press, Fox Block.
Portland. June %. distf
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Stock Market.

NEW YORK, August Is.
Stocks higher and closed steady-Amcrican gold
S1l4t; Pacific Mail ll2i; Missouri skies AZ; Virginia
skies 53! Tennessee skies 5l4 US Treasury 3l0th
1881.
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WASHINGTON, August IL

WASHINGTON, August 49,
Advices from Culpepper, dated yesterday,
says that owing to the severe injury that Gen.
Banks received, the commend of the second
corps has devolved upon Gen. Williams. Brig.
Gen. Crawford commands the division of Gen
Williams, and Gen. Green commands the di-
vision of Gen. Augar. who is severely but not
dangerously wounded. An escaped prisoner
saw at Orange Court House Gen. Prince and
Capt Wilkins, in the hands OF the rebels. They
were on their way to Richmond. On visiting
the battle field many, if not the greater part of
our dead officers were found, some partially
and others entirely stripped of their uniforms
The dead Union and rebel soldiers lay about
promiscously and intermixed on the field
The rebel generals returned, and early held
the field, and conyersed freely with our off,
GERS about the battle. They stated that the
full brigades of Gen. A. p. Hill, and Long
street, and Ewell, were opposed TO our small
band of heroes, and that they were terribly cut
to pieces by our fire, leading to the inference
that they suffered fully as much as ourselves,
as previously stated. Stonewal Jackson COM
manded the field in person. Gen. Roberts, of
Maj. Gen. Pope's staff, is Military Governor of
the post at Culpepper, and on the day of the
battle he rendered valuable assistance by his
military experience.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale.

II THE Three Story Brick DWELLING
IA HOUSE, Nos Gray Street. 1t is in
lssss&~ good repair, and contains ten finished
IssssB rooms. If not sold before the Goth of
4A Sept. next, it wr be sold on that day,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at Auction, without
reserve. Terms very easy. For information apply
to JOHN RANDALL, on the premises or at the
store of RANDALL WOODBURY., on CONNER.
cial Street, head Central Wharf
June 81. 1862 diff
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WANTED.

- SMALL RENT, OF five or six rooms. near
Hill the business part Of the city. Enquire Al
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PHILADELPHIA, August Is.
Geu. Geary is en- route home. He has not
lost his arm as reported.
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NEW YORK. August IL.

NEW YORK, August 49,
A Key West paper OF the second inst. denies
any yellow fever there, but Col. Morgan has
taken sanitary measures looking to preven-
ton of the spreading of any infectious disease.
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Puu.AprI.puIA AUGUST 10

PHILADELPHIA, August II.
q. S. Marshal Millward was to-day commiss-
Toned by the Governor to make an enrolment
OF militia of state in Eastern District and
Hon. Alexander Murdoch, Marshal OF the
Western District has received similar author
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To Capitalists.

PROPOSALS hereby solicited till the LIST Sep
Il TENDER, for a loan of nineteen hundred dollars
TO the town of Cumberland, for term of years with
interest payable semi-aunnallv.
n. L. HUMPHREY. Treasurer.
Cumberland Center August Il, 1862
al3eod2wd swift
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Wanted.

"A CONVENIENT Tenement off or roou,s for n
"a, e small family. within ten minutes walk Of the
Please address Box 40 Portland Post once.
aug5tf
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ENOR Single Gentlemen or Small Families. can Ia
Il obtained on reasonable terms, at
No. 90 FEDERAL STREET.
July 30. 1851. Goblin
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MEMPHIS. Annnst u

MEMPHIS, august II.
1t is said large portion Van Dorns COM
mand Is cooperating with Breckenridge for an
immediate attack on New Orleans.
II is also currently reported and credited at
Helena that the rebels have completed the al
iteration Of the Star of the West, which was
up the Yazoo River to ram gunboat and that
she is now at Vicksburg, she is called the
Richmond and is iron clad with railroad and
mounts % guns, one of the Ocean tugs up the
same River is also completed and came out at
the same time.
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Wanted.
Notice.
~ANTEDs

"A MAN to go into copartnership with the adver-
- user IN light. respectable manufacturing bus
mess In this city. Plenty of work on hand PROFIT.
large, and all cash, This RARE CHANCE for a
sI ss industrious young or middle aged man. with
S<C ready cash capital. None other need apply.
up one flight, room No l. aur6dff
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No. 70 West Eighth Street, cincinn'
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comfortable now | think, more SO thar
any of the other regiments. Each sol
der has good tick filed with straw, and
IA good wooden and rubber blanket
which enable him to rest very well. As
regards food and clothing, we can truly
say that we are well supplied. 1t is true
that we do not get the luxuries that we
do at our homes, but where is the true
soldier that expects to? Such fare a.,
we need, that we have and all feel sat
isli"d except once in while there is one
who has been stnted at home who is IN
cined to find fault.
There has nothing OF any great i'm.
portauce occurred in camp lately. How.
ever, the keen desires to meet the cnem,
are as fresh in The hearts Of the Vermont
boys As ever. Give them a chance to
rebels. and you worli hear then,
shout till iheir voices would echo over
the bills OF their own Green Mountain
homes.
Enough. K'ndesf regards to all my
Craf,hary friends, aud Orleans county
generally.
Yours truly,
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Another year has rolled away anC
numbered Itself with time that was bu
is not, and new year has dawned upor
creation and finds our country in a peril
Gus and distracted state, but ere it close.
may peace be restored and the goddess
OF liberty again be entbroned. "Let
slavery perish and freedom smile
a happy new year to all.
Jan. 3.
Mr.. EDITOR; But two days ago,
wrote concerning Lieut., Phelps that he
was very sick, yet We could but hope that
be might again be restored to health !;
bat alas, alas that hope is blasted, aud
sadly do announce the fact. Licuten-
an: George II. Phelps is no more. He
upon whom our little Band Of comrade
soldiers dotted highly is taken from US
yes, our noble Lieutenant, noble in prin-
cipIe, noble in example, noble as com
mander, and noble in spirit, has been
snatched away by the uoreientiug gra,rI
of death. Yesterday morning, at fifteen
minutes to one o'clock 4 NJ, be breath
ed ont his young and ambitious life calm
~ and without It struggle, aud his spirit
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The regulations which he has given US
when they shall have been fully carried
into execution, will place our camp in
perfect order.
It's probable that we shall remain here
some months, therefore the friends at
home need not fear that the articles which
they transmit to this camp will not reach
their destination.
My watch informs me that ii Is past
midnight, and I will close by wishing you
a happy new year.
am, very truly, your friend
II. c. FLINT.
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MARRIED..

In Irasburgh, Dec. "a, by Rev. f. D. Hop.
kins Mr.. Lyman w. Kenney OF Danyile and
Miss Philura Eaton of Ifasburgh.
Also, by the same january LIST, Mr.. Edwin r.
Clark Of Auburn, n. H., and Miss Emily A.
Wright, of Irasburgh.
In East Brookfcld, on the 1st inst, by A. S.
Eaton, Esq, Dr.. Geo. A. Fisk Of Barton and
Miss Gcorganna Updike of the former place.
In Glover, Jan. lst, by Rev. Geo. Severance.
Mr.. Franklin Mcclellan and Miss ~ Irene
Trcnch. both Of Glover.
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From the Sixth Regiment.


NA>'r 1RifFIS' >'o Jan. >, 1862.
Amongst the many duties required of
me soldier he can find many a spare mo.
meut IN which 10 converse wuh some
Instant friend oy way OF Writing in the
>''o' ""e P''"aH' saying something
'''''' " ''' ''.'" 10 comfort ''' merits Of
',''''. 40 nav '''i '''' "'"' friends
''''' '''' u '''' ~ "0''''9 ''"' "'y''" d"
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- -, gus.
"e ''.'''''" 81 our ''5'il NJ % I'N. m
'o','s' - : seen '''a cur mex '','
"'''' "', $40. a. '''.' over '".'' "'"'.'"'
WA ''''' '''' ''' 60 ~ 1P 10 more '""
'''' '''' " QUE "'''''''i "' '"''''--
'' r ''''' ''' '''''' - '''y i'''"' y" '''
eve" our '"'' amy 7u'"' . vast o'Irr
'"'' 81" '"'y -' ou' 70 ''"l or '''SS
p'''''' ''''" WHAT '"ey '.d " '"'''" ago
900" ".'er we cane 10 camp i"e measles
got amongst Us winch h'd the elect to fill.
our hospitals with patients. After this
the typhoid fever set in, which is the
prevailing disease at present but to less
degree.
We have had six deaths in our compa-
ny, D.-the sixth one, our First Licuten-
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WI he oHf'ctc( eaH on he agent and get n
pamphlet conta ming certificates Of cures from
vol KNOWN CITIZENS OF CINClNNATi?
Ru- S3o7i.rs B'o1l and Liver Syrup il
COMPOSED ENTIRELY or NEGErA-
BLES, and ia PERFECTLY SAFE for GILL
ptEN to use, in ease of sore mouth or eruption
of the skin. II MOTHERS VALUE tho
health Of their children, they should erudi-
cate the seeds of the disease before it is too
late.
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DEDICATION LEVEE.
a

There will be a Leyce at the Hotel in lrag-
barsh, on Thursday evening, the 18Th inst
Old and young are invited. Music furnish by
Paul & RussclHs Band. There will be a general
good time.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING

The Rev. WM. CosGFovE, while laborng as n
missionary in Japan, was cured Of Consumption
whcH all other means had failed lty recipe
oha ned nom learned physician residing in
l- altat city of JcGdo. This recipe has cured
gree, tuml crs no were suffering nom Con-
sunnp;!oa, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, and he debility md Geyous depression
caused hy the,e disorders.
DESTROYS 1f lcneduiHg others, Iwill sCTd this
recipe, which have brought home viii me, to
al who need il, free of charge.
Address REy. WM. COSGRCNE,
4jyl 43g Ful.ou Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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REMARKs.-Thc business Of the week has
been somewhat lesscned by the holidays. Flour
has been very dun, and prices Of most kinds
have declined % cents per barrel but The mar
kct closes finer. Corn quiet. Hides have been
quiet, with few sales. Sales of hops confined 20
small lots at 20 cents. Demand for pork mod
crate. Beef drm, and full prices sustained
Lard steady. Good butter is in demand, at full
quoted rates. b ans are scarce and higher -
Cheese steady. Sugar is firm, in view Of the
increased duty. The finer grades Of fleece wool
are frmcr and higher, with sales Of 900 lbs.
fleece and pulled at prices ranging from a Ii
and 80 for fleece, and 40 and 81 cents for No. l
and extra pulled. In foreign sales of 900 bales
Mediterranean and South American, at full
prices.
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From the Sixth Regiment.

res pond 10 your invitations can do il in
manner worthy the columns of your
paper?
However, at this time can send moth
ing that will be OF much interest to the
reader concerning our camp or the army
around, for we, and also the whole grand
army Of the Potomac, are laying seem.
ingly idle upon our oars e; and why is it?
Why should we remain so inactive p
Our force is sufficient; our tcjH is AIDE.
quate TO meet whatever resistance the
enemy can command. Then why not
move forward? Missouri is already safe.
Kentucky IS fast being freed from the
enemy, but Virginia, the mother of Pres
idents and the nursery of American states
men, is still stronghold for the rebels.
We can rout them, and we must Our de-
lay does not make US more brave, nor
stronger only in numbers, but each day
it tends to demoralze the army and there
by weaken it. The soldiers are impa.
tent to advance, and none seem content
ed here save tn, sutlers, the very nni-
sances Of the army Ttrns,t.i. d.lo.
is not from the ineficiepcv Of onr oej
GERS. Last summer t,,ays.cr,oJ r,.;,i,o
for cooler weather boc r,o-,t;,...,..t
ward and no,y tbey .,o,, uo;,:uu c,n
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wy VIC "'Ses' co"'st' o"' u Is gazing 10
10 !ie'u one sep 10 EnSish
''"e'. i,
'o'"'"s mas occurred among US Ia'e'y ,.
arouse up inc mono'ony OF camp he 49,
ave tue i''lle afaIr ut DraneSvlIIe' Of :.
'"''" yo" nave ALREADY learned We :,
anne SO near oeins IN the engagement r.
nS' we yea" " ORDERS however, were
'ce'Veu IN me afternoon OF the battle tor
ur brigade to be Immediately forwarded "
reinforce Gen. Mccall. We therefore "e
arted from our parade ground, where We
e we're upon battalion drill, for the scene we
ac'Ion-marched about ten miles upon -.
ie Leesourgh turnpike and the order :
anne 10 nat "A reconnolterlng party Wv
10 returned oy which we were inform NV =,
'n"' i" o''uso across D'illcuIt OreeR' ~
'er "''cn we were 70 pass was oaEAed, =.
III mus our 'urther advance was en- -,
rely cut on soon the order came,
ABOUT iace-march. This we o6eyed,
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r. Il. EISTMAN'S ESTATE.
SEA'Eg3 Of VERNON Ms,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SO.
In Probate Court, holden ~ Irl>burch, wi hin
and for said district, on the 6 Il day Of january,
A. d. 1862
AdcIip Eastman, administrators on the estate
Of MASON X. EASTMAN, latc of Troy, in
said d','rc deceased, presents her administra-
tiun account for settlement
Nhcrcup8n, it is ordered has nc sam, he TO-
lerrod to the Both day OF January, 1862, at the
Probate Office in said lra-bUlgh, for examine
zion and allowance; and thIs all concerned he
notified hereof, by The publication of this order
IA the Orleans i7d,peHdsi,t Standard, q uCwspa-
per printed at irI,burgh. three weeks success
lively, as soon MS may he, that they may appear
and at said time and place, IL they sec cause
object thereto.
3w3 n. CARPENTER, Jgalyc.
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Read the statement Of one Of the OLDEST
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
IL hereby certify that have been made
acquainted with SCOVILL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STlLLINGIA, or BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. THE INGREDIENTS are
into the preparation"
w. S. MERRILL,
One door west Of Burnet House, Cincinnati.
For sale by the Proprietors,
A. L. sC0vILL & CO.,
No. IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati.
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GATTslrR2

TIE subscribers aie now receiving he hest ar-
1 snrtmtut Of L9d.cs' Clo.h and KID Gaitc:s.
ever oiltrtd in tn, marker. Al,o coed asfCrf-
mont Of Misses AID CbidreLs GGiscrs GLd
Shoes
GEO. WCRTHINCTCN IN. & co.
Ira turEh, May !, 1861.
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DI ED.

In Coventry, on the 5.h inst, Mr.. Ab.iah
Knights, aged ab0ut s. years.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

L. D. WILSON'S saloon is again open for
visitors, and Will remain so the mex. ten days
only from da.c.
Irlsburgh, January 8, 1862.
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L. II. 3EAXN

DEALER in Watche., Cloeks and Jeweiry.
~ Of every description, Newport, Vermont,
nearly opposite The Ifo.ci.
" ,"@che Clocks and Jewclry, neatly re-
p nd and warranted
NcUpar', oct. l., l5ji-i2yl
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BARZILL1 ULLLTflfS' ESTATE.
FATE; OF WEIR w on a

BihZILLi U--tLlIiS' ESTATE.
CTAE'E; OF VEBs w ON T',
[ - ORLEANS DISTRICT SIS
In Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, within
and tor said District on thc G,h day Of January
A. ID. 1862.
II rry Human. administrator on the estate 81
BABZlILA WILLIAMS, late Of Dcrb,, in sad
district, deceased, presents his admni>'rat on
accoun. for settlement, for The purpose of d.ys-
ION and dj- rluion % ihc residue of said cstl.e
among he heirs OF sad deceased.
Whtreuplu, i. j., ordered that the same he re-
fcrrcd d iha 81 DIV of February ncxr, 1T the
counting uam OF Charles a. TIIrris, liz Derby
for cx m'ul. ion and allowance; and that a /
concerned De uJiicd hereof, by he plhliclii, IA
OF This order in the Or'atgS LiL-BeaR Ht Stt,H-
ard, % newspaper printed at Irl>burgh, three
weeks successfully, as soon rs may lc, IN It thcr
ms ~ appear, ANA at siid time aud pllce, IL they
sec cause. oil ject thereto, aud that they may be
heard in the matter Of the division Of The resi-
due Of said estate.
3w3 II. CARPENTER, JaE7,.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE, AND NEDFORD


Whole number of cattle at market 7Ol abou
$50 bcevcs and 81 stores, consisting of working
oxen, milch cows, and one, two and three year.
Old.
PRICES.
Beeyes-EXtra, S6,2j 6,7j.
First quality, $500 n
second quality, Sj,7j
Third qualify, SIU0a
Sheep and Lambs-EXtrI, s.. 90 600.
In Lots, $500 and 400.
Working Oxen, $50 l2O
Mich Cows, so, a As. Ordinary, Sl2 AGO.
1cuitngs, IS y.
Two Years Old, Sl6 II.
Three Years O.d, SIS 20.
Sw.nc-S;urcs, wholesale, York State. 4 4 )
cent; Retail, a - cents. Fat hogs, cornfed
4 L.! cents
TIIIow, 6 La cents.
PeI,s, S:,jJ.
REMAHIs.-Thcrc was a good supply Of cat
tie for the season. Large fat oxen sold about
the same as last week, So to 80 per cw:. Mr.
Aldrch sold one pair Of ezra fine that would
dress about 8 cwt., to Mr.. Thomas fYr 81 per
cwt. Smaller cattle sold CHER .hln last week,
say about p cents per cwt. The quality Of the /
hecp was about the same as last week, excellent,
md they cold for about the same prices !