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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
IIrirr, Appur p7sy 0 lrrLl.

nEpAnY; ABOUT B7sI lrrLn
n. tot.l numbsr ths week M hs,h with zoos
JssS and -h f,b: wssA year ago
IT.; sss s:s cold Win .sa las, .n With
head svsr'gs per ~seA iAsye" 'nd With head
ynI OPENING, CD PRINCIPAL DAY, OF TIE MARKET.
MONDAY, Jss, 25.-ETerythiDg 10 bright to-day
s,s s .,s a1 T III. >. 1 r.; ~: .S1 :. thai
'lSs's II % s: &. : :.u., IT'D s'' :
seller sinking oh. scH. .y oush %',n es:' are rspo.
ss any prics eondd.rss number Of .r,s good Bullock;
:; ,ls ..;s ss "; sfis ie % I'
about 3oo though <y no, over 900 at the opening
&C. ssors II. Ts,.s Si. Ssy week The supply Of se.
stoei entirely too e for he dsnse and hos. Who o.:
they g., readily than any day his Winter saa ns,
ter they &C. hs.r. .a.'s. Gfwssht Ihs o.1.
Sashsr. are Obliged to take such .,oss g. fall suppy
Il is expected thai the marie, viii oose th wseh ell rount
supply Ia. q .om.wl. BY tho gsa.
which fe O. the Wss. On Tessiay, While Il rs.nsd here
0sIl. and io1 f.ssrn SSy and tho knowing on.. Is,
that impossible to g. any ''n'dsab' herr
only 80 bead w.ss t:len ard hi. elias. It not much hs,
istss than las. wssknO higher than ago. hOus
tbs supply Of good shipping Cattle light the fs up
country Oxen being pretty well out may judge b
Be- diicu, for some whs have sold Cd their Oxen be
esu.s the price Of bssi runs Lsh 10 replace them IN q.
sell that they may eIpeet the best market for them hare
Spring that they have ever had
there wa. really occasion for the put upon
this morning Asr the frs, Of the trade was bus
upon vsry eonsssby better than the morning
reinforcement. having arrived sbo.. and ba. f.'
butchers were excited in tho morning about short supply
and hey found most Of the stock In ts hands men who
s.s S' 3, w S paa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORk........ Jan =.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ksamship-Sbtsnso, Sherwood Portland. II. B. Cssa
Tall 4 Co.
~, Si,.,a 1sn S,l.or 49,
BAfks-D-s Cesnati AUST, Lss., Leith. Helnbss b
sAShen lisge Gertrude tBren J. Poppebsuo'. LsndsA
rsach, Ne. ,eke Wendt
B.ixs-ysiA STONE. Montevidss Gao Stevens Co 0se
Cramp, WilchsSsr PhlsaepAi., Rrst., syn Ca r!u5
4. RisbsTas Deoyar.n Tor,us's Brett, ssE & Co; W.
Ring. Hantlsy. zsza PECK Ch.eh Co; D. Trorer:tek
phiA C. Z. J. Peters Mary lame tBr Melnu.hln, Az
WEIR. J.. G. A. pewolf; sblene By Nelson Sc JeAe.
Manssnils Rfett. Son Co -
schoouer,-vots Dawson Baltimore, bentley, SaaisA =
Co.; Lyon Ross FortIe. s.snroe DO. 0s Call Ns~Ist
j. Havand Anna Wheeler, Newo Orleans. usges SlASS
Oze trl Ca,heaIt. Para J. Bishop Co. Ocean Wavs-
zslu6 Yosk River +. J. Campbell; Iadas lsE) PsssssA
Iiayxna. ". Rowe.
StsanneI-Louisa Moora Newbem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

After pointing ont tho causes Of The les marked In
crease on the Ish roads the writer thus eoncudesi
Upon the whole WI be Obvious ths, TIE railway traffic Of
the United Kiuxto during the last s1 months Of 1868 bs
been largely developed s Iesa. must be WI :Asc,ory
70 The vSlDs Of rwty pfensy has largely
pproved aud Is su Increasing Thu Ssyrs q increase
different n1ss of depends o. ability OF Management
and other circumstances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
TUESDAY, jar. &-P. n.

Gold sold at 1854 early in the day, but closed
n noon OF l5sal5s without special activity Late In
,hs day tho qnotstion was l57i0l57! Stocks upon
the street we're reyersh and irregular and no dispos
zion SHOWN too business largely in either direction AT
tho Stock Exchange Governments are firm, especially
Couponsof 1891 which quoted at l0ti lOtt Tor
1901 April issue l07i0lo7l Currency CeItifcates
TfZs7,, for $685. Registered 1904 0looi; for Coupons
SC2taloai Illinois War Loan s9i 1l0o; Tennessee o.
S1a57i, North Carolina g. 5oa5oi Missouri Is O7tH
s7I Canton 37i03s; Delaware and Hudson, lTal77t
psnnsvlyauia Coal, l77alsO; Quicksilver Mining Co.,
uaaI, Cumberland Coal 49, 94si; Pacific NAL. S3oo
eos. Csntral American Transit Co. 36&37; Eew-Iork
Csptrsl 1871 1914 Erie Railway 1861 6l0c8 Erie nal,
way Preferred, l0l!aloli; Hudson River, 1884 alaet
Harlem. s6icg7; Harlem Preferred, looSlo6 Read.
ing, l4talI4i;. Michigan Central. l2sSl2st Aiehi'
san Southern, Gas7i tho Guaranteed. 1870
ia. Panama 22la223; Illinois Central lSss
alp4i. Cleveland and Pittsburgh, losialOt 1Ae
Stock market has been irregular, and quih low
pjcss were made during the early part oil the day Al
,b second Board and ofer the call prices were high
a, and 10 many stocks there was sharp rally. and
oa disoot,ou to buy for cash upon sellers option
tn. break down yesterday csnsed good many stocks
a. h. so,d and 10 short time several overloaded par
, relieved themselves Of their burdens at proht AM
became ready TO renew their position as buyers. HI
nov.york roads are now fayorites with buyers. ant
Eric. Hudson River and New.York Central are all nrn
ard in demand at quotations. Gold. l57li New-foTl
Central, 1876; Erie. IO7ii Hudson River 1881 Reading
:i5i; Michigan Central 1915 Michigan Southern. S't
illinois Central, l2es; Toledo. 1911 Fort Wayne AM
Sniosgo ST.
Freights are less active, and hardly so firu
TO Liverpool the engagements are 1900 bush Whea
at l.d. In bulk; Io0o bbls. Flour at u.s.. y neutra
packet 1900 bush. Wheat at Sd In bulk; 700 bore
Bacon at i6s.9l7s. Cd; 50 ties. Lard, l6s.. and,
steamer 100 bales Hops at 3D. p n. To London
neutral packet looo bbs Flour at Is 3D.. $50 do Por
o. Cd $50 do Beef OF o. Cd 100 tics. do. at % 90
TO Glasgow 1900 bush Wheat at 6.0osd.. In bull
and bags, mainly at the latter rateI 500 bbs Flour
dill up. ut is. 3D.; neutral packet 1900 bbls Fou
=, is. 3D.; 5000 extra heavy Pipe Slaves. at "a
and o steamer 1000 bush. Wheat at 7ad.i 200 boxe
choose AT $751; and 1000 do. Cheese ct ios. To Rottc
ds,o,oO bbas. Flour at 2s I'd. In Charters. We lear
~ , neutral vessel to Cork for orders. with
full cargo Of Wheat. ct 80. Sd ' imperial Quarts
rb. earring rates v American and Neutral packet
Hnlloxxa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

In consequence of tho raid of the Pirate
semmes n Eastern waters the phs OF Lss India 49,
he, advanced For that and ether kRrYe
FAST lspiA Coy,ys win, and at -r Fsbrny By ~
pound. AK 0roc for hsHrA 10 osess
genuine. General DEPOT No. is& r. seo~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

ar,r~ or Nrw-yc-n.
po,rw.Rn-ssi Orfrcr, Nc. leg Wst"s
~,ov,cr i hereby given, in accordance with
IN ..,,ont OF hs act passed Apt u s, tnNsu Wv YoS ~
fersurs u. w,rse oai sS q e charge Of .ab.es
ys"o Of .drb 'Ie ssery s.sao surrey in that s ,ss .
cws y,;s now , SSS:, or gin Ss
dsn, and hs' tho ssa accesdn. ts notice On sese
ssid vesssls: ,v,os.s.n,. Pier Ne. esN R
S,,n Tssnhbss '.........-....'''r ,i TO-
aars Union. e. .Pisns,sst's
ny Maria ....'.''''''"''A Ss.xxyrS-rs
SSsk v.;.d,i,s Nnrtin. :. Auys.tS
sss Barso%ei.tcf sts'nbsss. Pier NO & 49,
Bis Ada Purvis. .''''''''.'..' Pie: M ma 4
sehs. Evs'iss. '..", y II IN SI9dSS sa1se
8. Ave, Hsaauis. s:srs''r' ssqs, ) =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
iAdyerise.ue.d.i

FoR THROAT DISEASES and sctfoDs of tbs
Chest. "BKowss BRONCHIAL Trscays" Cous focens-'
Of great value. In Coush irritation ofhs Tb,os, eses
by Cold or Unusual Exsrtiou Of the orss, -,s~
Ing in public. singing they produce the mos asss
resuiLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Bulls HKAp.-Tho report of tho beef cattle

Bulls HgAD.-The report Of tho beef cattle
market shows that the highest rates Of the season were
reached on Monday. with $500 head in market II
then asserted that that ALL nearly all the cattle
that would be on sale al Forty fourth street but Tuesday
developed the fact that We are not suffering bsel
famine for the recruits coming in sweled the nun
Der al these yards to 1888 head and knocked down
the price from one TO two cents pound Que LOT
Of cattle sold wholesale at tsJ and retailed at bare
commission, were better quality and only half hundred
lighter than drove retailed Monday ut slo6. As a
general thing decline Of SO head was estimated by
statesmen and butchers ga better estimates of weight
well lower prices. Tn. market closed very hard
upon tho droyers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
IAdzer-H1ielfl

WHO ever heard Of house being *burgIap
prsof" with every window sne door six incs nsse
lees. tkey may be In using tss BuRGLAR kxn To-
oRApv ne bs ringing any one opened i1eh fsAse
Z. HoLf3s, Ne. 13l Broa iNay.
(FarbsI Is & Cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

The lecture to DO delivered by tho Rev DIR.
Cahl on Thursday next OF tue Academy OF Music Tor
the House Of the Good Shepherd. is postponed In CON
sequence Of the severe illness of the reverend gentle
man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

The Annual FREQ Course of the Cooper Union
viii Friday eYoning next with series OF
five lectures on Political Economy. The subject OF the
first lecture will be Tho History and Importance Of
Political Economy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

Intensely interesting ILLUsTRA gs6As on ~
live subjects Of the day, wal many graphic r,enes snd ya
able literary matter will os .ud N DgaoRys - ~ u ILzDs
TRLrEp Nrws OF this week sat THrRsDAT Do not 6eS
see this weeks number. snn,crced elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

ACCUSED OF LARCgSY.-Charles McKs.ra
was ON Tuesday arrested BY Officer Vanderbilt Al -
Ninth Precinct on the complaint Of Cyrus Iawt4,asA
residing at No ~ West Fifteenth street WHO ohr -
tice Ledwith committed him to answer in dsfant a
81 600 bail -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

sllipg The rix. ps-. Phrenoosy scates his EI ae
tons daily 81 Fo~Lsx WELLS No. 5eS Broadway eis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

FATALLY lHJURED.-Patrick Dougherty. q
waehinan lately in the employ OF blr. Worran irrs
founder, No. 26 Elm street fe nom staroase in the
died. he removed to tie New-York HosuttI
where Coroner Naumann held an inquest on tho r.
mains lie was 20 years OF age and native Of reiaa1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
fAdverti1tpentl
h-cN from tan
A Rykr-vrUL

A BEAU-yrUL COMPILATION, -ree rom IA
pnples and secsies may easily be -cured by osry -
BALM OF Taorsasp FLo.sss 70. sls,iss Is 49,
snces highly psrflmeJ BY its own ng sfrnts snd 81
used Tor washing rigAs and nionis rend,s sas sn W.
white and frss fcm bAeuisb SOLD by al psutsistA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
CITY ITEMS.

p. T. Barnum lectures this evening at Cooper
Institute for the benefit of the U. s. Sanitary Cormis
sion and National Freednens Relief Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

morning the continued weather having csnsed bnysR to
hold up for chsnge Of weather when they wa DO Wiling 70
make change Of prices-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

comparison OF the disc cunt lines Of the several bsnks with
their respective capitals shows then, all 10 be raks large
profits The poorest o.,hem with perhaps si sxceptisn.
hold interest bearing paper than twice the ncurf u
their capital which ss cent realizes thsn e-rs
on the capital who the Trsdesmens lods moss nsn sve
times the amount Of ia capital and the Xennson nearly svs
mcs the Southwark and Western than four tes sse
Corn Exchange zfd the Union. than three '-s TIE
discounts othe bsnk, here eiumetsed H oss
times their capital - y cen. Of ANIMAL Soa ssA
o: coufse losses ard expenses.
The Rockford Register Gays.
The Keno.hs Rockford md Rock leland Railroad 7tsces
sale which has been advertised In columns fcfvons
time past sold in Of such notice on Thnrsoay
last u the Court House n hs city Only bid rsds
$3.50 600 Of which II tnocte down. tn. rosd co.
terds from Kenoss to Rockford and 10 70 miles IN leosth
crosses the North Weern st Harvard mos from ~. city
giving direct communicates thence 10 Chicago the distance
from Rockford Chicago By that route being about rs sAns
by the Galens Road Tbs northern communtcsos - The
lumber regions Of Wisco also direct and will
advantages to Rockford and this section u the euaty
For the rs year by this outs lus - -
been soa in this city lower pess than In Chicago he -
miles between here and Hsrrut especially vsusa fsos
OF road -,
The London Ns,ss Of January s, In an artcls
on the past years history d the British railway system
gives some striking statistics showing tho large ssnern
increase in traffic upon ths best managed prtsh road
for the year 1853 the lsG2
the fact that IL the year s62 unusual moveneaS
the population was sspssd By the Great E1Aibiasa
! Iondou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
WESTWARD BOuryD-Nr.

gent Of the Childrenls Aid Society le this ctf, N
Tuesday afternoon with company Of - persona nasty
from the News Boys Lodging House Several t.mllcs
and grown persons accompanied Their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
atsiArCkn ALMANAC

atsiArrkn ALMANAC.
Ssn-rses.. Tia Se.s..... 5il Nssn--Rtses... 1ro
NIGH water THIS pAL
Sandy Hook. s:s4 Gov Island. 1879 Hall 0sss. 0fN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

The condition Of the National banks nov doing bust
ness in this State Is not referred ID in tho Adore state
ment.
The Northwestern Railway sarned the second
week in Janu,ry t2l,3l6 e5. being an Increase OF
&C, 926 l2 or 4s = cent The Cbcug, and Alton Ksil'
road earned for ths third week in Janray e34s6 g'
ing an increase ovtr 1868 Of t05sO Tbs Northwestern
Railway will pay the coupons duo February /. 1864.
from the Preferred Sinking Fund Appleton Extension
Green Bay Extension snd general first mortgage bonds
presentation at their Office. The Astor Fire Insnr'
Company will pay lst February their tws1y third
semanDual dividend Of y cent, free oftax.
The following will show .hc movement OF
foreign merchandise for the las. mcIsh:
Total value OF goods IN bond Dee 1862. IS ~
Entered warehouse from foreign portsin D-e... eeTt b3
Received in bond fIom other DoL.ss.c poTs,.. lB3T
Withdrew for consumption here...... o. ! Szsa
Neshipped 10 foreign ports. eb5"5
Transported to other domestic pors.s l65 s0-ft7"4os
Leaves soek IN warehouse Jan 3s2
The PHILADELPHIA Ledger of the 26tk says:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

A BRAVE MAS.-Wc have already acknowl-
edged the receipt Of s3l 20 for Frank S. webb. the
brave sailor Received since;
r. s. P................f2lJ w. Slt..........,....
G. q. C................ ] l.. L. Kurtz.............
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
A POLICEMAN AoourrTEp.-Coroner Wide,

A POLICEMAN AcoUITTED.-Coroner WildGy
on Tuesday concluded the inquest at the Sixth Ere
cnct Station House In tho Of Dennis Lyons lately
residing at No. ~ Mulberry street who died from Sc
we're beating on the head By Officer George Grassck Of
the above precinct. From tho evidence adduced. 1t s
pears that the deceased days since while passing
along Mulberry street rudey josted little girl The
officer on demonstrating with him, was met with avo
ley Of abuse bat at the time did not arrest him. Later
in the day tho officer. whs duty was again met by
the deceased who applied to him the most opprobrous
rpithets The officer then attempted TO arrest him. bus
ret With furious resistance. the deceased graspng
lin By the throat The officer then struck him several
blows on the head with his club and finally succeeded
In taking bin 10 the Station House The nett day on
procuring bail he released, and made complain:
40 feeling uhven Soon sferwsrd he was taken sick.
and subsequently died. 4 medical examination DID
closed tho fact that there several drops OF clothed
blood his brain. sufficient 10 have caused DEAN.
The officer on hearing Of the fatal termination OF IN
AFFAIR gave himself up, 10 await tie action Of the Coco
aer. 1he jury rendered verdict That the deceas cd
his death from blows Of euh inflicted By Off scr
George Grsss.ck and further efoneIvs- she officer.
b. having indicted said blows while In the perror-
u bis duty" On rendition Of this verdcs tne is
oner was DISCHARGED The ne.ghborhood IN wnio "a
deoss sed re,dod 10 particularly bad one orinS fa
cipsly pe0ed by characters OF the WORST oescr c0a
uwss In this locality that special policeman sArx,
was murdered last Summer daring the July rio'h sno
subsequently, We nan had her brains Knocked vs. oy
party Of fahians nes. the sams plsee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Leaves 'toes IN warehouse Jan. T. ia6.."....tlIs2o3
The PHILADELPHIA Ledger of the 26th says:

The following comparative statement show. the average con
dou Of tie leading items In Tho Phsa,2his Rnf for the
4 pd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
TIA Snip DaRApSoueHr.-Some little uneasi'

10 felt for she safety Of this vessel which left Liver
pool FOR this pcr. Nov H. In command Of Capt Lyttc
with valuable sarge and numerous passenger list
There are other vessels that left England during tie
month Of November not yet arrived. The ship +. H.
from Liverpool Nov 90 only arrived Tuesday morning
and from the wcllkrown qualities OF the Drcadnought
do not anticipate any serious disaster to her. The
freight and passenger lists of this vessel yen~s sent
In Lcr, and no. duplicated by steamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
TROUBLE A,cyo CARrMEs ABOUT TEE BELT

IROCbLb AtcNo IAh MEN hoooi Inc DN
RAnloAD-Th-. ssrs Of the Belt railroad CON 1enoed
rexua, s. ths East river section Of the road
between South Very and Fify.ninh street. bat the
drivers and 90 uctors Of the cars met with ach oppo
alton on the ars Of the car.men and merchants along
The route tbort nom Q cartman who wsS taking a
load FOR the produss house Of Bede Co. in Front
street. between Broad street aud Coentiss slip. was
ordered OF the track by policeman a. Tho request
OF the so1dacto-. Of ono Of the cara. Refusing -
drive TO either side Of the track he was arrested ard
taken to Police Esadquarers whittier the cart and rs
load Of ossks taken by another policeman. Tho
Company having met with considcTaSls opposition from
the cartnen design appealing to the courts TO sussin
them H. demanding the right Of way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

SEVENTH REGIMzST.--This regiment assem-
bic foI drill in fatigue unform-the right wing on
Thursday evening and the left wing Friday evening"
The following elections have taken place:
Lieut. Gsorrs w. Smith, 10 be Captain Company ~ vice
shnway snrd. Howard Waldo to be Lieutenant Com
psny H. vice sple.r resigned w c. Casey TO be Second
lIsotsuani Company H. vice Wade promoted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

now ones 10 spite of this poverty at bank money must
be quoted much more abundant and cheaper.
The Sub-Treasury balance was reduced
81. DOS. 900 to-day.
The aggregate exports of produce and mer'
chsndi,s (sxcloslye Of speoe) for the past week VA
t2,7534l2
Attention is called to the card Of Spencer,
Villa Co. of Boston. The house Is one Of the first IN
New. England in reputation and capital
The Ne,c- Harsn Courier says Of the Connect
cut Banks that the quarterly statement for jan J.
1864 shows there rs banks in the State with capital
Of SCI s Os and there are also three banks organized
undor United States authority with capital Of about
$500 600 The latter not ncuded In this hbstract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
COMmRRCIAL MATTERS.
,,os a., .b. stock Rxcbsnse-JAS. 90. :,

K ExCDW"BO
> 80 Minnesota Min. Co. y
. $50 Cen. Amer. Tran. Co.. 80
! 200 Reading Alphabetically
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
THE STEEP MARKET.

THE SFEEP MAhksI
6sSsIoS.~Ih. iolo"ius report. et Gales q Sheep and
an al "e The s,r..s II psiess ts head this weeh They
~. oSs.S = b. Hv. weight. for shssR 7aeic. Lambs
Hh.ny on Friday, the prie. 81 good at sh.eP vs., 7ss
10 y BY the carload Deh Dan,; whos'As butcher OIL
ss sg sta wos con-. 10 ksvisi sas The
freight 90 Sheep higher 10. Of ..rens oho sheep
I'd I'D 10 ii DunirI estimated at ~ to us here were
held ii &c v on Monday SALE. Of up county sheep
81 70 10 100 ws,s nsds Monday .; Alsrtons 9Ac A
IN. .h.spbrsisrs have ,s.-d Upon sdv'uc' Ct cOn
a, Browning a. Robert H. Hume sold 10 h'Eaa an aver
sW@ B.n. reports 80 Jensy sheep ;SS q. ss end
%. Ohio sheep q % % which ape :. y, 70 e remark
, rSs q. .:S ~ II, an r :s.1.s.
4, 1cssaSsrin' k:. HcPls.sp jsda sueil1shar,
VIZ. ~; a. !ssp us; &: ;s4 !. . g. IS
40 :, 81 So, i,s Do. 81 81 ss Is1 do q - vi "a DO a.
&, 10 e. g. rs. i $50 o. o. s. DO ~ DO ii
sassP DaOvRbs At BkowSiSer.
v,om New .York-H. D. Eimore la2, John Elliott, t62
Harrington Murray. Isl Levi Miller i'' fAA'r s'ever
= From NswJsr.y-Thcm.. Bnuss. Ia H. H. Crsmsr. Is
j. N Ramsay, eli Joseph Abbott, no
Rro% oSloi.cOS Philips, iss. L. bushnell, lu
ysom Michissn-Dsvs Harrington. IS james Tsyl@
''I FROM C.nsds-o.orss ovsr i8, John PinLhsp l23.
/ snaE, Esc:Ivsn At onsisSs Ann,
Tf9r c. S;EI 81 M.,s siS i'' David A TO
From Ohio--John Carroll AGO.
The msrket IN Sixth street very lightly ,Inppied
Monday brokers held the stock 81 rate than whole
- butchers willing to pay They care that ever
one who mutton % Washington Market last wssk
money This 10 probably true Of the last ran Of the wssl
wIich was warm and Gales forced Saturday d &C.
d. The psli buyers also declare that the can make NO
st present rsssthst IN average Of peh. OF tbs
csnnots but without the woel the skins Gs wort
6Qc., more.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-12
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BAITIMOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lR ~ M $50 80 -

~ u e 49, -
On and after Sunday. pri 10th 1874, Daily lins
will be run between Washington AID New YORK !
and Washington and the West, as follows
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NE " FORK. ASOs
BOSTON,
Leave Washington at 7.3 I'm. II is m, 20 m,
EXCEPT Sunday.
On ssn ga S + yoRf for pH1LApELPH1A AMI
Passen gers for hlaielphia will take notice that
the 80 m train is the taEes trasn driy for Psiaf
d hhi,
and le fer heto York passengers erotvs rely.
FOR BALTIMORE :
Leave Washington 81 3 m. 80 4 m. II Is a N
so m, 40 p m. s.23 p m, AMI 80 p NJ, except
Sundays
On Sundays ats m, and 8 and s.c0pm.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE VEST
Leave Washington at 80 m AMI sni so
daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
On Sunday. at and 20 m, only.
FOR WASHING TON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 3.E. 40, Z. Q and 10 a IN, AMI
$50 4 ~ and 20 p m daily, except Suniay
On sunday, at 3.E and 40 a n and So p IN, only
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington at 80 q m, and ard 4 30 q IN,
daily. except Sunday.
No train for Apnspolis on Sunday.
Trans leaving Washington at ! 80 n and sop
go through to New York without ch angs of cars.
fleeping Car on Z SO m train. Berths in sleep
iIg car can be secured until p m, daily, ae the
Ticket Office; after that hour they must oe secured
The first ard fourth trains from Washington stop
at all way points.
For further iYfssmation tickets of every kini,
nstoa to- GEO 4 Assnt at Wash
WP SMITH Master of rransportstio
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. apn-tf