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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-29

THE SUICIDE oF--WM. zLAsH.-Con-
corning the suicide. of William Lash,
near st. Clairsville, we have cleaned
some particulars. which show the case
a peculiar one. Mr.. Lash was man of
some sixty years, bachelor, living
alone with an uged and unmarried sis
ter, on fine farm of his own some "a
miles from st. ClairsYille. He had al
ways been a man who had little to do
with the busy moving world, who lived
quietly and contendedly on his farm,
| and seldom left it. except to supply the
simple wants OF his household. Some
time since grant was obtained Tor
turnpike from st. ClairsvilIe to War
nock's Station, the line for which was
run directly through Mr.. Lash's farm.
This appeared to give him a great deal
of trouble, he seeming to think 1t would
do his farm great injury. Another
i source of anxiety seemed to be some
small debts which he had contracted,
not more, his neighbors say, than 5000
in all. He had been melancholy from
| these or other causes for several
months. The debts he owed were really
but trihing in comparison with his
ability to pay; and the turnpike, Instead
of injuring his farm is regarded as in
creasing its value several dollars to
the acre. But it is probable that these
annoYanccs, Sriyial in themselves, ope-
rating on mind unused TO any sort OF
distuI bance, had unsettled his facul-
ties, as he had brooded over them I'M
I'll they were magnified into great trou-
bles. He had been heard to say but a
short time since that he was afraid he
would come to want.
1t is reasonable to conjecture that
this fear grew out of the melancholy
which may have been induced and in
tensitied by an anxiety about his
property bordering on coyetousness,
and ran into a monomania which pro-
duced positive arrangement. No other
causes are assigned by his neighbOrs
for the acc which ended his troubles
with his life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-29
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contsD,,,7..
ting marriage, being aware OF Pbysici,I
speedily cured. .IT ities'
He who places hinselfunder the care oyDr
J. may rellsionsly contde in his honor as
skill as u physician. 49, h"N HS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-29
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

No. SCUM EFedeE1ek street,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street n
Jew uooTs nom the cOrper. Fail not 10 obs
serve name and number,
-. So letteIsrecetyed unless post paid and
PERSONS writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-29
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CyrPp
CAN BE OBTAINED.

Especially, who have become the victims n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destr1IcfIys
habit which annually sweeps 10 an untImaIS
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the mo:t
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
Senators with the thundens OF eloquenee ~
walked TO estacy the living Tyre, may esII
with iull confidence Cal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-14
Ayers Cherry PectnrI

For the rapid cure Of c.
colds, Inausnla, Hosr',1..'s
Group, Bronchitis, Iu,i,,..,
ConsamTtion. and Tor ne m,
Of Consumptive Patient, /, N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-14
BEAl'S
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For all diseases incident to Horses, Cattle M
Human Flesh, requiring the use Of A
external application.

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THIS new Compound prepared by prs,fal
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which il is recommended. We are satistede.
Il will work it's own road into the conhdens,d
all who use II, and those who try It one. '.
never be With out Il, and therefore We r,lJr
experience AZ the best test Of ifs usefulnesL 1
Is pronounced by Rarriers, and all who have t,is
II. to be the best application ever used. nj
EmbrOeation has been put up for over sifa
years, and IL is only through the inersasingi, 1,
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Many remedies have been offered 20 The Ptk
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A judicious and really useful composites. N.
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the Government during the war.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-14

Al
vanced stages Of the disease.
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numerous are its cures, 10 almost every 49,.
Of country are persons publicly knssn. ~
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longer hesitate what sntidote TO employ "a, d.
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monary organs thar are incident 10 oar elm,
While many inferior remedies thrust upos 4,
community have failed and been DISCARDED \.
has gained friends by every trial, eonferrsl l.,
efits on the afflicted they can never forget M.
produced cures too numerous and too remafk,t,
10 be forgotten.
We can assure the public, that lie quaip !,
carefully kept up TO the best IL ever ba, b,,
aud that Il may be relied on 10 60 for their ~,
ali that Il has ever done.
Great numbers o. Clergymen. Phys,,,,
Sta tesmen, and other sminent personages k,,,
lent their names to certify the unparalleled NJ,
fulness Of our rene iiet, but space here viii 4,
permit the ins ertion Of them. The Ageuuh u
low named furnish gratis our American Alai,s
In which they are given; with also iul dsiai,
tions Of the complaints our remedies cure
Those who require an siterAtive medisiu, 1,
purify the blood will hnd ArERs Corr. II,
sARsAPARILLA the one TO use. Try II one, NJ
you will conesde its value.
Prepared by DR. J. c. ArER q Co., Lo.,r
Mass, and sold by W. NJ. a A. l. Shaw. Cas-.
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and Irwin A Hartshorn, Curve ensville Kin 4
/ Spencer, Lumber City, and all Druggisu ~
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-14
fatfut 9aiedisints

nEAfNE~s, Biindness and c,,..,
IL treated With The utmost suse.., 'n
lHAACs, N. D., occulisi and Aufi,l. iisl..'@. :
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Testimonials from the most reliable sour.'. II u.
city and oourtry : n BE seen at ri, o., !,
medical faculty are invited 10 aocorup.s, ~
paiiiTts, as he has NO secrets In he prasiis,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-14
OrIeInai Eufirv.
Twhtten Tor the clearheli Repuhhcan.l
DEPARTED DAYS.

DEPARTED DAYS.
nv nErA.
Cume back o, come back sweet days Of the pest )
Come back With your sunshine and gleei
And on your wings Of tremulous light,
Bring pleasure and Joy for me.
whittier. dear days Of the past, have you howni
Are you gone 70 that echoless shore,
Where none ere return from its semblance OF night
But are buried in gloom evermorel
I have deep voice that speaks from the gloom,
In tones that awaken my fearsi
Hope not for the past to ever return
'fis buried in the decadenee Of years.
And the dark tides Of oblivions stream
Sweep Ger, with its pitiless wave,
The spot where joy, with departed years.,
Is buried In our common grave,
Where the angel Of night, With his sweeping wing
Hovers on the verge Of the stream,
Where all who pass over It's swelling food
Are numbered with those who hAvE been.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue of an order of the Ornhons' Cou,, or N,
Iasle county. and Stale Of Delaware granted on Mon
udy he Ioh instant the Administrators of James Roh
l'S' ia'o VI smyrna, IN Duck Greek hundred KEN
t ahu State aforesaid deceased, will sell at pub
NV fehuue lOr the payment Of the debts dine and out
S'ahu'hg against The estate Of said deceased, on
Thursday, the 2lSt day Of March, 4. d. 1867
a. a oclock' r. M, at the Hotel Of William II. Camn
oeN, Ia the Town OF Smyrna aforesaid the folowino
' iahus' tenements and heredtaments, of which so;7
Nooerts dled selZed in fee simple viz:
NO l. All that certain tract. piece or parcel of land
situated IN AppOquinimnk Hundred New CastIa Co
u o'ae OF Delaware bounded by lands of Alexander
~ NJ M Johh Rees, James b. Moore, and lands
late OF Thomas A. Rees deceased containing 81 acas
and 81 peIches more or less ~
NO. q All that certain Farm or tract of land stuatad
Ia me Hundred, County and State aforesaid. bounded
ny ~! ,algs w OF william f. Riggs. Gideon E. RolhweI
Ionh foung, Benjamin Money, lands late of Jamas
ROBERTS Qhe elder), deceased lands late of Thomas
neeS' ana lands Of Samuel Roberts, containing 90
acres and 26 perches more or less -
The dover Of the widow having been assgnedto ha,
y proceedings returned and confirmed at the said
OrPhans Court on the said 18th instant in other Lands
oil the deceased. the said lands and tenemen,s ;II H
sold Tree and clear Of all dover of said widow
ny special order Of the aforesaid OrDhans' Cont
JOhh M tOshe, one of The Administrators s aIIowed
70 oe bidder al the aforesaid sale. footing with
~ Attest SAML GUTHRIES, Clerk, &c.
Now Castle, Feb. 49, 1867
IEKmS-The terms Of the above sale will be 20
per cent on the day OF the SALE and the residue or 80
per cent. on the first Monday of Septembe nevt 'rh
per ceniage paid the day of sale will ha foC,,nS
uIess me Other payment is prompt made: otherisa
II NH be treated as part Of the purchase money.
Possession WIN be gwen TO the purchasers on the
'"ch'y-Hlth uay OF March next, A. D. 1867
JOHN NJ. VOSHELL, } Aduainis.
MARY A. ROBERTS, TRAITORS.
February l9, 1867
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

POUDRETTE.

INtDthIeen Years Far TfiaIN
There is no better MANURE in Tho mSrke, 6,r MI
Kinds oi Crops PoUDRET'TE-at 40 cents Der bush
DepoiS in Philadelphia. Manulactory at Gray's Road
above the arsenal, Phla PEYssoN's Farm, Glouces
ter, NJ. Woodbury. Railroad.
hill Streets, Phila and for sale by Seed and Agrcul
tural implement Dealers generally. Office-LIbrary
Street No. 420. back Of the new Post Office. PhiIa.
Liberal DISCOUNT 10 Dealers, fe2Q am
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
BEST MUSICAL INSTRUCTORS.

DLO UuUNIOHH iltO lNCU1UnHs
THE BEST PIANOFORTE BOOK
Is Richardson's New Method 80 IS
THE BEST ORGAN BOOK
Is Zundes Modern School, 400
THE BEST CABINET ORGAN BOOK
Is Winners Perfect Guide rs
THE BEST MELODEON BOOK
Is Zundels Instructor so
TIE BEST GUITAR BOOK
is CurtIss' Methcd, 400
THE BEST VIOLIN BOOK
is Fessendens Modern School 25O
THE BEST FLUTE BOOK,
Is BerbIguier's Method ann
THE BEST VIOLONCELLO BOOK
Is Rombergs School. $50
TIE BEST ACCORDION BOOK
Is Winners Perfect Guide, IS
THE BEST FIFE & FLAGEOLET BOOKS,
Are Winners Guides. each rs
THE BEST CLARINET Il DULCIMER BOOKS
Are Winners Guide, IS; and Lows Inslrucr, 81
THE BEST BANJO BOOK
Is Briggs Complete Instructor, ISL
THE BEST CONCERTINA BOOK
Is the German COncertna Instructor, IS
THE BEST FOR BRASS ISTRUMENTS
Are Burditt's Complete PrecepOrs. each SO !
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Publishers, 277 Wash
lngiOn Street, Boston. le2Oly
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
80 Building Lots For Sale.
TOT Il. z. T FEN IMORE
Middletown, Del, Feb. 5, l867.--l3-1m
Ayers Cherry PeCfOraI.

~: : !: : !" !:
- soothing eXpectOrant, pre- pa red IN
~ meet the urgent need Of safe and
reliable cure for diseases of the throat
M Jand lungs. trial of many years has
- established the fact, that II is more eff.
cacIous IN pulmonary affections, than
any other remedy, Its efficacy has now
become SO generally known that it is Justly regarded
Ill many countries as a medicine of ndispensa bile me-
cessity In Great Britain, France and Gerlnany xhere
iheuIca science hasreached lis highest Perfection il
Is prescribed IN domestic practice and constantly used
IN lhe armies, IN hospitals and other pu bc instnions
where 1t is regarded by the attending physicians ns
the most speedy and agreeable remedy that can he
employed. Scarcely any neighborhood can be found
where well known cases Of diseased lungs which had
bafiied the efforts of the skifu and experienced
uOctors' have been perm anently cured BY it, These
results are The most convincing proofs of the supefOr
curative properties OF this pre- paratOn and to them
the authors point with peculiar satisfaction While il
Is most powerful against confirmed diseases il is er
tremey gentle as a medicine in infancy and youlh
beng quite harmless TO even the youngest, when ad
judIcOusly
rms health-resOrera cOmplishes even more bv Dre
Venton than c1re lftaken in season 1t heals ali ir
ratlons OF The throat and lungs whether arising from
Cods or Coughs from other causes and thus prevent
mat long tram OF painful and incurabe diseases which
would arse from the neglect of them Hence no fam
iy should be ewlthOutit-!nfuenza Group Hoarseness
"hOopng Cough Pleurisy. Incipient CONSUMPTION. |
ana other affections OF the breathing organs give av
before this preemineat combination of medicinal |
virtues
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & Co, Lowell. Mass.
Ind sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine
everywhere. fehSmer |
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
by Express, C.. Cd. 3D..

'' '''a' 'he money need only be paid
,S ON DELIVERY OF THE GOODS.
E1press Pds me % en.5e responsibility of money sent by
we want agents EVERYWHERE 10 whom = I,ho,
on application. o" 'Ah DeIearned
id'ee care 70 !o'tte your name and ad
"'eSS W u c'eaT, q 6'st1Gct @ hand, and address
ARRANDALE G. co.
box ens,;2 S2So' 90 l62 Broadway, New York.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
IL 2 P ROOE On
WHAT THE PRESS SAY Ou.1,o

WLlAT THE PRESS SAY OP.IZS
rms hrm hos had long and honorable ca ,e., a,,,
IS 10 be by no means cOnfomnded with ths s;,,I
ing and bogus concerns with which this nno,,o.Ii
abound '-NatiOnal Workman NJ Y Feb 2 ise2 ioP'iiS
:, Mr. John d. RedfOrd, at Old Dominion Saloon a,o
Broad street. yesterday got 81 worth of Certificates
oi whlch called for Gold Composite Hunting Watch
and another for Rosewood Piano valued AZ aaoo ~
Richmond DAILY Examiner, November 81. 1856.
Mr. Eugene IL. Carter, of Monticello House caIIad
IN at the Jewelry Emporium yesterday and after nav
ing 70 cents found himself entitled to Musical Boz
valued at S30O.-Richmond Times, Sept. 81. IS66.
The great Jewelry Emporium Of Arfandale & Co in
sun The prime object OF attraction. The number visi
Hng u on Saturday last. something fabulous
Nna''eSlon Daily News. February l9, 1866.
IN sending orders. please state what proportion Of
no you require from each department Where
T, pecIai ~. instructions given, we send ORe-haf
hall Gas D1y and Fancy Goods Department, and one
uh no'n the 1ewelry and Silverwarc Department
whenever desired, we will aond nrI,nIaa
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
JlsWyKjERwoa'

ORWlElkl&Wo
comprising Gents Gold Hunting (:ass Watchoa =
dies Gold and Enameled Hunting CaseWa,ches 1:ena a
huniIng Case Silver Watches Gold Fob and ",
watch Keys Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides Sets SoI,a;"
sleeve Buttons Studs, Gold Thim6Ies, Pencils M;ni
azure Lockets, Gold Tooth Picks Crosses Plain Cola
Kings Chased Gold Rings Stone Set and Sonet Rinns
california Diamond Rings, Sets Ladies' JeweIrv re-,
ano gOd) Sets Ladies' Jew elry (cameO. pearl and oh
ef Stones Gold Pens Silver extension hOIdersl and
rehclls Gold Pens and Gold Extension Hoders Sol,
'aie and Gold Brooches. Diamond Rings. Gold w.,
ana Neck Chains. Gold Oval and Bracelets Gold Oval
oand Bracelets. Jet and Gold Bracelets. ChateIs;ne
Ghains and Guard Chains. Coral Opal and Emerald
brOoches Mosaic, Jet Lava and Forentine Ear Drons
coral Opal and Emerald Ear rops, California Dta'
mOnd Ear Drops, &C.. &c O'a
THE SILVERWARE DEPARTMENT
comprises silver Dining and Tea Sets Ice Pitche,s
Casors' Table spoons. Teaspoons Forks Coffee firms
SoOIe's' Drinking Cups, Tea Pots, Cream Pitchers
Sugar oowls Fruit baskets, Cake baskets Gard hasL
' e iut KNIVES Syrup Cups, Salvers. Portemonajes
re re hniyes Fish Knives. Mustard and Sail snoons
NapNln Rings Egg Stands Wine Holders, &C.. &c'
All the above List of Articles to be sold for
$l.00 each.
ne expenses are paid by the sale of Coupons 70,
.hcaes naming each article in the stock nd ;,s oa
and sold al 'o'oPes' miAeu up
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
Small Farm at Private Sale

The subscriber wishing to purchase Town P,ono,
y, 20 oners ms Farm situated in Appointments Hd
view Castle county. at Private Sale This Farm lcon'
oaH "g llllle more than % ACRES is pleasantiy stu
Middetown and Smyrna Land in an e,celIsn,
% three or four acres OF ChestnutFTimber
@ ne improvements consist Of twostory Frame Dwei
IIng me large Barn containing Corn crib CarrisSe
olt; large Smoke House, and Pumn oS nay
ma.er close to the kitchen door There Is also smsII
goung orchard: All the buildings are substantial and
tor new. Tins iarm would be a capital inv yesmeRt
oMns % anu railroad depOts There is large troct or
llooO acres) lying just behind It, for sale At sn~
ChO ne 80 mat large farm could be had if wanted
es.u ana SchoolhOuses handy. Price low; terms
"'y' y'i'uisPutaDle htle gwen. Inquire of
COoc, HENRY NJ. HOFFECKER.
Near DexteFa Co,nsr
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

For Wheat, Rye, Barley, Corn, Oats, Pota
toes, IodGccO, Btch'oheat, Sorghum, 7urnips
Gdrde" Vegetables, and eve,y Crop and Plant
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
HOOP SKIRTS


NEW SPRING STYLES, "Ous OwS MAKE"
embracing every New and Desirable size, stvIe and
shape OF Pian and Trail Hoop Skirts-2, ~ 81 % q
ST. ST. 81 and yards round every len 9Th and size of
WAIST IN every respect FIRST Quarry, and especiaI
y adapted to meet the OF FIRST Glass and mos,
fashionable TRADE. N '"oS'
"ous OWN MAKE OF Hoop Skirts are lighter. moro
eassttc, more durable. aud REALLY CHEAPER than on
oshsr make OF either single double spring Skir in
the american Market. They are WARRANTED in eve.
~ respect and wherever introduced give universal
satisfaction They are being extensively sold hv
ss,.lieTs. rs and every Lady should try them
ASK Ior Hopkins Own Make" and see that each
skirt is stamped Nv. T. HOPKINS MANIIEaS,TdITT TdT"
HEk. 6sS ARCH Street. PHILADA" No orEEus
Ahs SENUinE. CATALOGUE containing style, size.
snu neISil fnces sent TO any address. uniform and
liberal Discount allowed 10 Dealers Orders h., ron; %
or otherwise promptly and carefully RlIed-WuoTr r.
SALE RETAIL. a: Manufactory anc Sales Rooms.
Sv,,Io. No. CPS ARCH Street, Philad'a.
ShiKfS made to order, altered and re repaired.
iI"i"o NE CASH: ONE PRICE ONLY!
mrI3 lOm VIM. I. HOPKINS.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
J. STEWART DEPUY.

S25S S. I'd St, above Spruce, Philad'a. ::
Keeps constantly on hand large assort. S
meni of
& CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MA THINGS.
% DRUGGETS. FELTS, RUGS.
3 MATS, WINDOW SHADES &c. &c. :
s "00'e" ana mo- on Cloth Table Covers, &C., &c. s
3 Which he is selling at very s
REDUCED PRICES
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

CARD
The subscriber having acted as Superintendent for
several years in the manufacture of Garretts Scotch
Snuff, guarantees the Trade an article THE GENUINE
QUALITY OF WHICH CANNOT De SURPASSED IN THIS
COUNTRY Gul5 A. RALPH
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

MORE than l3 years of regular use upon all des
erptlons OF Crops grown in the Middle and Sonthern
Ssa'es mas gwen high degree of popularity 10 hs
beyond a mere experiment. 0"'''''y
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Especially recommended to the growers of
STRAWBERRIES, RAsPBERRIEs, BLACKBERRIEs
AND ALL SMALL FRUITS.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH-TIo-.
fore the nervous and debiIIatod shOyId immeJiaiov
use iIELMHoLD's EXTRACT BycHy ""'"'"'a'oy
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
FOR RE r.

Inc STOKE HOUSE on Main Street. opposite the
Post Office. (neIt door to Z. Ward's1 ApnIv IN n,
address b. b. ALLEN. Smyrna, Del. mar6
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
OSAGE ORANGE SEED.

Prime New Crop OSAGE ORANGE SEED lust re.
ceived Prlce, $40 90 per bushel. All orders under
ae Ousnei' SI.OV per pound. For sale at the Seed
s'ore oi G. B. ROGERS
mart 81 No. l32 Market street. PhiIad'a
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
WALL PAPER!

me styles have been selected with great care. md
Will be sold at PhladeIphla nrlces. 1"1
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
NOTICE. .

All persons are hereby lorewarned negotiating a
bond or Agreement in the possession OF James HarIeD
against The undersigned; the same having been can
cehed' lmar6I VIM. w. TSCHUDY.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Commissioner Ofthe State of Orth Carolina
~ III and for the State Of Delaware.-may be found
a. me smyrna Library Rooms. or at his Quarters in
the DELAWARE HOUSE," Smyrna, Del
Mach 6, 1867.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
SMYRNA MACHINE WORKS

TNllE Subscriber having completed ms ,om6,oIious
- building on Commerce st, (on the Iii D. 40 by 70
leet three stories high, and placed therein large en-
glhe oi % horse power, with an immense
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-20
Allegheny Cattle Market,

CATrIE-The supply of Cattle was again
light this week, not exceeding, if rca ching
six hundred head, and with an improved
demand. both for hnne consumption and
shipment. the market ruled firm, and prices
well sustained A'will be scen by refer
ence to the sales, good to prime retailing
cattle sald at from Z! to q! The quality Of
the cattle on sale this wecl, taking Ill in all
was rather better than usual, and OF the
whole number offered, not more than ten
heard We left over unsod. Common
cattle continue dull, and hol1cr in order
! to affect sales, arc obliged to ac,cpt low
figures, while as we have already stated,
prime to extra grades sold at full prices.
SWINE. The advance in price has a
tendency to check the retail demand for
Hogs, and while the market is firm and
moderately active the transactions, in the
aggregate are comparatively light We
quote in a retail way at 72(oS. gross, for
fair ia g"oJ averages md St(lGSA for extra
but very few sold at 81.
SnEEp-Mark"t quiet but study at about
last weeks quotations offerings light, and
demands limited. We quote in retail
way at ) l(@G3 gross, toy fair to prime fat
mutton sheep.