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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03
ConsiSnecs per Northeastern Railroad,
. DeceDnber 4. :

262 baies Cotton. Mdze, &c. To Adams, Frost & Co.
= Early, Aachman & co. " Ryan. Il Bisohof
Ce Il u kirkpatrick, Willis Chisoni. @ Walter
co, ComInins. G W Wilems h 60 " Bennett & Co
Kendall 6 Dockory. Ravenel Co. J M Caldwell & sor
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ENpOrts.

1usw YORK-Per Steamship Sarngossa-160 bales
and 775 balos Upland Cotton, 10 bncs Ynrp, bales
Cloth, to9 bbls Dried Fruit, 53 Packages.
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IMPORTS.

lIATANzAS-Por brig Castilisns2 hhds Sugar. "a hhds
and 43 bbls AIoasscs 0rdor; 6s hhds sugar. 600
Scgarg 46 balos 1obicco boxes Vormiccll, 2 boxes
SOAP :jJ boxes and Sweoneats, 53 600 Or
angcs Is dcmtohns Vinegar, bo1os sundres, to
Salns 4 Go.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
- -
1906.
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Tovombcr 2T.-CorroS,-Th market
opened under the TINT prevailed yesterday
and continued quito active throughout tho day. The i'm
proved tone which has characterized tho movement in
Gold and Exchange, has implrtod additional confidence
to hodcre few of them being disposed to sell unless at
comparatively full prices, notwithstanding which buyers
came forward with unahated spirit, and saos to tho
amount of 5000 bales effected, ten brokers parci
pating in tho business Prices ovlncod material
Ration, although 1t must bo admitted that nrmcr tone
peryacd tho market from tho opening to the close
business Reterrins to tho above remarks ropeut
follows Ordinary 27a20c; Good Ordinary 3Oa3Ic; Low
Middling S2a3Sc, and DIdding 34h35c. The receipts
proper since Friday evening toxcludg tho arrivals from
Mobile Florida and Texas which included in their
respective statementsl comprise 1857 balos. against
1874 during the corresponding period last week, chow
ing increase Of 30GS bales Tho exports embrace
balos 370l of which to foreign ports and 1864
wise.
STATEMENT COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept 1st 1885, bales 102 OBJ
Received since Saturday. ................ 2,f53
Received previously. .194 750-197, 500
299,5s4
Cleared previously. I2l. .992-1ea oa2
nk-.fx r.a..1
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MntanZns Mnrnct.s.

MNThNZAS. November 23.-GLhYEp suaAB-At tho
of Last circular OF the 9th Inst the market
left inactive. owing 10 tho unusual pretonBionB
holders for thor Ming siochs consiBin, mostly OF
mtliIin and inferior descriptions In consideration of
the advanced md uniyorablo situation
sinco by aoma ptntora and tranllcttons hayo again
shown rlther importance, estimated at about 4U01
boxes. OF from No to TO- tho biss Of 7xn74 q
robo No b. and 230o boxes browns, comprising par
Gel of 1i0o boxes of primo dry qualify full No -, at ~
arvobc NIL round
ut Havana md hore reach 10000 boScn, a5aiust
690D boxes last year and 100 900 tho year preceding
MusoovApo SUakH.-Tho Inquiry for this article has
CONT ;ned paralyzcd OF tho parcel mentioned In
prorouR report nbout 200 hhda fair grocery huvo boon
dirpCsol OF, IL arrobe for Immediate shipment to
Char os.on. Tho bllanco OF about 800 hhdg good
ing not fotc tho pco askcd willuso bo shipped
Now York on owners account or tho crop somo
trtang parcols'iavo alrc,idy como to town.
MoIAss!s SUG in-Marlot has been acr, and several
lots of idnS quality IN boxes havo boon disposed
from 6a5H srrobo; only t'ics still loft for
sale.
Mo1Assr.-The article has continued in good demand
al tho late prico1 OF ke8 for clayed Thus Tar
about 100 hhds or tho have boen received
CRofa--Thero Is now every appearance OF fair yield
Tho oane having boon brno1tted by showers of
rain, and afterwards by ooid and dry weather, many
taos have commenced operations noady and it Ia
pcoted produce mny bo in town 10 operate In boorc
Christmas.
Fnn1ouTs.-The demand for Europe is limited, but
vessels OF moderate capacity being scarce asters hod
firmly to former ratos Largo vessels obtainablo N.
lower figures.
Sterling and francs have bocono raor moro
scarce, and under ir request improving. Bills
the United States nre bctter sustained
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Charleston Cotton RinrIect.

COtsOSl
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evcnipg, December 1.
Tho staple continues depressed, and purchasers only
eerns to 60 at lower figures, sellers wore compcll
accept rates about cent lower than the day
fore Salcs about 344 balcs viz 10 at &C. 80 at
2s, II at 90 II a 29, 1877 ut 30 at 30 90 ut 81 and
at 90 cents. wo quote:
Low MitttlnS. ...-...-....-.........-- &9Su
Strict Mtddfng. ng...-...................3 .33 6gS2G
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 3o-OoRFEE-Thoro two
cargooG reported below Rio bark Mindora and brig
Francis Jano The market Is quiet have only to
port sales OF 400 bags Rio ut 17a9o Sold tho ssr for
strictly primo. AiBo sae of 800 bags Rio, bril-,
Carey Coale, on private torms
CorroN-The market QUOT to-day and pricos
closed nominal at our quotations, Wig:
Upland. Guli.
Good Ordinary.
LOW hnudnnB... D % -a-o
Middling .}3 40 S5a-o
Good Midd1iug .......,.35 .35a-o 37a-c
DRESSED HoGs-Yery few arrived the past wook, on
count of the woathor quote country lots ut 9H
a10o.
z! E!FLoUR.-Wo havo again TO report dull and holvy
market, IN sympathy with tho decline at Now York and
othormarkets. No transactions given, and In tior
absence quotations, which repoat aro mostly nonli
nal Ryo Flour-Smau sales of bast guilty at 81 as;
country lots range low Sc 49, to qualify Corn
Meal quiet with declining tendency Wo quote as tol
loWl viz.
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LunbpE Market,

BARDADoEs. November 0.-Pitch pine lumber in full
supply 1<3.ooo per "a Horton," sold at $50 for Trin
dad.
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Wilmington Market

On hand and ON shipboard not
clearou. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l7,lou
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ofMrs Isaac Wilson Of Paterson NewJersey who was oho
Of the passengers He would have escaped but oncef 'on
Dunn Of Capt Brackets command was accidentally on the
dock looking after hackney coaches and through Inn Inc
thief was arrested At the Twenty sixth Precinct station.
bouxe he gave his Thomas JsHeton out
than his name could give satisfactory account OF
seE The police process Of going through an allesra
party adopted when he is thief or worse an p
sometimes suffers by the inspection than those VINO
been his victims Out Of Jefersons pockets Two
GENTS and two luggage checks were taken when hau on
the names of Thomas Francis and Michael kayanagh Dos
nrobaby fe or assumed In the leather yas wnlch no
carried with him quantity Of clothing was ionnd anu
memorandum book containing records OF me previous
ons One of the states that he made haui OF OVos
and shoes in Philadelphia The receipts ana cheek ne had
with him were Adams Harndens Express COMPANY
and the Amboy steamboat from each OF which places carpet
bag was obtained Those the express ohces we're aeu
baltimore and Washington. They were opened AZ Tue saVon
house and the following articles taken rom mem IN uag
No 4 l3 pair OF different sized shoes and ato pair Oh
Loos Seevral letters found with those gooo Que Vi
which was directed Francis D. Kreb1 Howards Ehpres
20 Eleventh and Marketss Pbe the supposed owner OF
the property Bags No q and contained numerous pairs
of coats pants shirts stockings beside obscene pc're
soldiers Blunt discharges and an abnm WIN portraits IN ~
including bearing the OF James Gratt baley "a
First Y ARTILLERY; boz OF dirty medicine ana bnnule
of tweed gray CLOTH bearing label showing tsa "hs 20
per yard The prisoner who is lowsNed tha
person with slight mutache, was taken 10 me
fore Justice Hogan who committed bin for taL Inc con
tents OF the carpebags sent TO the properyeh 81
Police Headquarters for reclamation.
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irregular ho,agon The exterior wall viii he formed Of orit
a white white spruce timber, hled with earn %
,tonos The mbcs OF these cribs will be fourteen lnehe
square the base and twelve inches square above a 20 %
ney touch other fastened by heavy iron ho M
entire ca terror Of this wall wall be protected thnged VIM
stone ether granite gneisf or trap IN large p.sfn
laid IN no rap extending from the base borlLohlShy
AZ est fifteen feet and perpendieuarly thirteen feet OF
no high water mark The entire space inside tn: "s
to be filed with earth and stone Upon sGch foundation
the buildings 10 be erected The foundation OF
the buildings will be made Of blue and the 90
persr1eture Of wood There Will be building for ne hes
house separate building for the dead and for the washing Of
infected clothing and separate building Tor the
of specifications call for the construction OF
this and the erection Of these buildings at the nsAas
ms before the let day Of June le6I
nIaps for mis- WORK were made by Engineer John th
ty direction Of the Board Of Coumsonsrs The building o.
the entire quarantine establishment VIII be under the
tsndepee OF Mr. Rich who will have power TO reject Any
worn or material which in his opinion, does not conform &c
The spirit Of tie Specifications submitted BY The ComA
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: THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
iBy SseCrspn J

iEy gseCrtph
CHICAGO.
~...,., Dsp.i,b 10 ne ~ y. TritIrs.
4 CHICAGO, Alg. A.-Tte cholera reports iaf tie
hA., - boaTs sAov only ten and three deaths
Specials tonight rom Leavenworib report Eve cses e'
hehssrs Ia that place. Tie weather tie eodst ROW
Aers In August.
LRAvEywoRTH
ersoiL Dispatch u n. y. Y. Treune
= LhAvESwoRTH, Kansas, August 24.--tlve esstsoi
sis&Ta have been reported In this city.
st. LOUIS.
sr. IoUfs. Aug. 24.-Thrteen cemeteries report
AN death, from cholera Wednesday. Sin cemeteries Oy
,sported Yesterday giving deaths from cholera The City
Hssiia reports 70 deaths from the disease YESTERDAY Jh
ssss cemeteries failed to report.
CINCINNATI.
CpcNSATr, August 2A-Eighteen deaths from
sholGa we're reported yesterday,
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
M0BuB, Aug A.-ThtPeasacOia Otserop OF the
su aye the United States gunbOs hucoOta arrived attic
aOuh harbor on the Goth from tie Rio GTsDde with 20
Of yellow board and the surgeon deSd HE
Vssstl was stll outside waiting orders.
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The general health of the city has not materially
sbAnged during past week. The mortality from cholera
may have decreased somewhat but the total number OF deaths
viii probably nearly large that Of the preceding week
Ae number Of burial permits issued 10 Of yes
ssrdsy so Of which % for the nermen Of persons
dead Of cholera These numbers will be materially increased
by tie from the public Institutions As yet cholera
gained foOhOd in the central business portions OF
tle GBd and is not probable twill during tie present
season IL has almost disappeared from the Emigran Refuge
and the Workhoue and wholly confined 10 the
population FnmSaton has been resOried to in few bull
Ingt where the disease manifested Itself with than usual
truenee and from which the usual dnfeeants failed to
Danish poison The fact that suphs,e of iron, when used
os this purpose requires constant renewal combined with
ahsr has induced the Board of Health to purchase
large quantity fesrboc acid the effect Of which
ghis will hereafter be in with the copp0as
soluon and will in all probability render funigation with
suhurous acid hereafter unnecessary save in exceedingly
flhy tensmen The cholera erment however always TO
BE feared at least to such extent Will induce a classes
sf citizens such prophyac measures as sanitary science
shod only be the hight Of argument in favor Of the
no. OF is ,sr"r Abousb cold arrests pneiaeton and
DELAY. H. indeed entirely prevents u while re tempeIaaLe
CHOLERA poison All that is ieft undestroyed in the
iii come oFth when fermentation begins next sumner
shs present season We "a not predict We merely caution
As ces increase population le iao on deaths
y s the price human beings are CON- "sy for yitans the
tnospeere Society rePgns through ne sS nra sson
Soee 20 have learned the
saught BY distinguished hygienst namely EoSh Ng'
lance 10 the price Of sanitary security e..
NAMES OF THE DEAD. - -
Five certificates death from cholera we're received at the
urtsu Records and Vital statistics during the "a horI
ending p m yesterday The following are the names OF
August 2-Ameiia Carpenter aged g. Eev.York, No. =
King ~ a. hours james Ryan aged a. Maryland cor OF
krxtJ .second-st and Broadway III "a hours
August % Henry Muller aged 3d. Germany, No $40 Nor
tslk ct, III 10 days
August 2Mary Donnelly aged 30 Ireland No l65 Worth
q died Battery BarrsS5s Hospital ~ Nd day. Mary Ellen
AZ ~ kQUi
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED
B,l Ferdinand ru'l Br0'e Lond'u u day. with ha'e 70
Hss Reiaa Del Sud irnl Kenny Bridgeport & b. u days
~ia go. I've. tBrJ Loway Bay, 10 dys with coal to
master ..sb wine &C., 20 l. Z.
NV, MsSefa BIB sus.ns H.nf'I - lays WIN
AZ 10 s riy Pead,ou, Bangor. days with lumber to C.
tf DYER Roger, Mlsqaa,h days With 'Psr' to sno"
Richafdson.
SER a " Camuin. Bout Providence.
sehf Hattie C.ombs. -. Rosksnd
''" ""' SPOKEN &C -. 81,
ship Webster. from Sswiort Tor Liverpool avg . " '
Ions :" ~ BELOW.
''' SAILED.
stsamshlp City q Dublin
WfSD-u NV.
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The Cholera In Brooklyn.

The number of cholera cases reported 10 the Board
st ssh Cd 20 Qegek lest evening was - Of Which were
fatal The list is as follows n,
Ellen Sullivan, corner Lafayette ana haymohd'ss INV
Catharine Ann Brown residence Fabush Condition not
stAted. -
[ Mrs Helen Wilson sged 50 years, No. 81 Jayst In o
'ptAte Of reaction from collapse
Ann Carey aged 30 years residing OF the loot OF COs
Taken az ,. M. on the 2Jd inst ,-o.,
Mrs Pgo No Js Bridgest Died on the night Of the 2Jd
Anst -.
y James McConpin aged as No III RaymOnd-si. Died on
Vke Path inst.
rear house. Removed to Cholera Hospital.
CahArne KAsman aged IS years No 100 East Baltic 81
RemOy ed to Cholera Hospital
McCurn. aged 50 years. Twenty hrstst, between
FOURTH and fifth-aves. Died Gath.
, James Rooney No 30 Lafayettest Died cath.
Denps Cole aged l3 residing in Columbast near King At
Admitted 20 Hospital 10 collapse.
Richard Berry aged CO. residing Of Cummings stone yard
South Brooklyn. Condition critical.
Lane aged 90 No % Nelsonst Died on the 2Jd inst
The Deputy Registrar Of Records reports that burial
mite granted on Thursday. as follows:
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-Aro Z"
Before Commissioner Osborn.
rprT

UNITED 6IATEB COAhlSSlONfhoO fflOL'-n'' 50
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY.
Conrad Neierdorf and Charles Sibald were arrested
and brought before the Commissioner charge OF passing
two 20 cent currency stamps Charles Hnstedt Keeper
lager beer saloon at No 80 Hesters in this city ID pay
ment lsgeIbeer The prisoners were committed Tor ei
oBsTRUcrNe THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The United States agt - Knipe.-Tne defendant - 20
lice officer Of the Fourth Precinct and charged wiz on
structng United States Mail IT seems that few day
since Robert Graham driving ned States Mail wagon
aud as il passed down Cogrlandts truck driven by man
whose name unknown eoded with the mail wagon When
was the means Of causing difficulty between the respective
drivers in the the complainant alleges that he was
prevented BY che policeman from proceeding WIN tns maui
and further Tint the police officer dragged him IRON BIS
officer subsequently arested and upon being 70
statonhouse told entirely dherent story Inc Somnit
siOner set down the eIanDato or MONDAY eA' al -
CouNyERFEITISc CIGAR STAMPS.
Emanuel Gostein was brought before the Commissioner,
charged with selling counterfeit cigar stamps isaac isiDer
testified that the prisoner called Oh him and offered to sell hun
business offered them at g. 20 per tbousand he said
Here is stamps for $4,000 cigars" the witness took the
stamps and on going out with them to get the money anu
when about two blocks Off strange approached him.
seized hold Of his hand and said What have you gotf wit
had bundle for % cigars in bis hand and the other
his pocket they said be had cigar stamps and took away
the bundle lie had in his hand witness did not know who
they were and back the house and told Gosten two
men had taken all his stamps and he had money 10
pay him. Goein said he wanted the and aened
an arrest he and IN again with man nanen
Hammelberger and they talked oyer two or three
weeks after this man named siah said he could sell the
stamps in Newark, and he went there with Sah taxing
9oOo tamps aud leaving 100 at his house. inc stamps ne
brought to the Commissioner The VIE OF the witness con
firms his statement and states that olsten caed hme a
officer of Mr. Harvey the Inspector and refused his name
The policeman. Lyon, identified the stamps he TOOK rom
Febe house which Feber says be received from the dsien
dant and testified that Oten acknowledged the sale oil bc
ttamps but said he got them from Hammelberger.
Adjourned ~ Friday next at P. m.
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vVHE EXTRA TRIBUNE for the POLITICAL
i CAMPAIGN.

THE EXTRA TRiBuNE Tor the roLiiiOA AL
politics. suss. rarely surpassed Ia importance or 'n'n'y q"
been country BY the resho OF Andre" 'ohh
and oc. personal sdherea to the ss 'na
patriotic party by which they Entrusted with power
III, ala. Of this to put the siesdfa't oy.''' OF the
f.,i Of the whipped but subdnei" Rebels and
to The latter gu their the omer whom tey
and responsible M the mos, unexpected overtime" oil
their darling " CourdeTacy"
IN. recon, wholesale massacre. at semph. New Orleans
but conspicuous OF tho spirit rampant IN the
South wheofth. pro Reb. umphin Kentucky recent
example soldier. OF Lee Benuresd Johnston aud Hood are
tho Poomac to the Rio Ofande they
elect zach other preference yathome Rebels
they .spp.ned nearly all others policemen OF Southern
cities they Organized and Differed State militia and they
ruhs every demonstration Of loyal Whites or loyal baes'
in assertion EQUAL RIGHTS Of AMERICAN FREEMEN
The burned and their White teachers
to outrage by unchanged Rebels who relieve
aud by cheers Tor Andy johnson and
ecraiions Of Congress.
The purpose the Rebel States into Con
sre,, IN defiance loyal oath by Presidential aud Military
power openly avowed that those who resist shall
treed civil thus inded throughout the North
aud West.
thus become imperative who stand for LIBERTY
and LOYALTY the right of the UNION to EXIST and Of MAN to
be- FREEshoud organize and work strengthen the hands OF CON
GREss for the inevitable contest before
We convince the SOUTH aud the COfPERHEADs that
revolutions 90 bAckwai-t Emancipation unchange
e-tba soou, CIVIL RIGHTS ACT lie repealed
the shs humbe AMERICAN henceoh gusrn.
and shielded by FEDERAL CONSTITUTION and be
maintained against all gansayethat the days wherein BLACKS
had no gLts which WHITES bound respect have passed
away forever.
We hold to-day the power all the FREE STATES Of 1890 in
WEST VIRGINIA and in MISSOURI beside We must hold these
ensuing aud add MARYLAND and DELLA
WAREe former Lost through toachey otherwise Johnson
We the XLth Congress overwhelming Gritty
otrd,o Loyalty Nationality, and the inatuabe Rights a
Mln
10 ts Light Truth eysten ally dgased to every
n,sbohooI eve y Gresll~ throughout broad conEry
To this cd propose Issue Of THE WEEKLY fnBpsN
Gdcuca with the regular ed.ton which we
will supply Subscriptions received rror to September a. On
the following the paper to be sent aud subscriptions to con"
mence receipt Of the money:
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fAnnouncemtntt
The GREAT CALIFORNIA VINE DEPOT!
gunner a Co. No. 80 CedaTfti New -lors.

TEErH-Dr. Cotton, whose office is IN the cooper
r,. IN bi. CITY extracts inhns pain oeea
,r a. dreadful nausea ind po,,on which oien resu; from
inhsp. ether III. oxide not only harmless but very
to take recently had occasion to test bis invention and
were 50 much s6ed with his method and k that ol' o. regard
for eli who may suffer from the ache or decay Of e'D we
trial Of Dr. Coltons Anssthete-ChrlsiAn Inquirer.
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THE PERMANENT QUARANTINE.

PROPOSALS FOR ITS COYsTRUCTIOY-THB ACCEPTED
BID ANNOUNCED TO-DAY-THE ESTABLISHMENT TO
re COMPLETED BY NEXT JUNE THE PLAN
ADOPTED.
The bids for the construction of permanent
quarantine establishment Yesterday opened by the Qnsr
autine Comm The following list Of the Of
the bidder @ The sum for winch each engages to do the
work -
James McD0 500 600 Geo White. S3lJb
w. Strong f4iOO Francis Swift. JlO2t
Epe. Owens. 3nWJJ Van Ripper. 1872 -e4
John w Hodges. 352 900 Thomas Reeeh 565 800
Chss Vandeyoort Tvs w. H. Bustwick ,-5o o0
Z. Il. Blackwell. Zee. $50, llO, v. Van Alien go
v H. Decker. 3si5OO D. Q H. Barkcr..... $4,000
Beside bids aoye there several which
rejected because Of nfornay; Of these Of Edward
Fynn WINS for the Of s29 90 which sum IL les that
fany Of the accepted bids The award Of the
will be made tod The award must be 10 the
bd.cf give security for tie proper perform
% tlr Work.
The permanent quarantine establishment will be located
Wet Hlnk In the Lower Bay OF New.Yofk This bank
about two niles ron Island and about five miles from
Font Haui0n II midway from tie city 10 Sandy Hook
water covers this bank 10 the depth Of feet at
low tide Inns rendering necessary the creation Of ar
1cia lend this sDot The Island nl lie IN tie icr Of
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PRESENTATIONS TO THE HASLoNS.-The Gymnasts
Association Of this city Thursday evening presented to
Thomas Edward and Frederick Hanon wine set OF silver
and an engossed and framed series Of resolutions expressive
OF their regard them artists and In return Tor many
lessons IN physical training During the STAY Of the Hanlon.
In this CITY they have made occasional visits 10 tho rooms OF
the Assocation and each impaired great deal OF IN
struction, both by advice and practice.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Receipts OF Beeye' at the
Hudson City Yards amounted to . jG head up to Friday NJ
about OF which sod to butchers Trade was isry
active but prices nearly lc lower than last week or about
the Of Monday tho National Yards. GOOD a' ots
brought lie. with selections at 7.c while ofdlnM! 70 a
rnn from IA 10 IGcsome Cherok &c. aud lot oil ltls
bulls nearly tho price The arrivals of sheep AZ the
above yards 900 Of which sent 20 ms c
for sale Former pices barely sustained The me cool
weather favorable for exposing the hooks which 1,
an adj antage to the butcher.