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The national Republican., 1867-07-09

50 Know Thy Destiny.-Msdsms e. r.
THORNTON, the great English Astrologst Clairvoyant
and Psyehometrieiau who has Astonished the seien-
the classes OF the Old World has now located her.
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, 10 enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either ser. While In q
state Of trance she delineAtes the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
Instrument Of iutsnse power, known ~ the Psyeh.
omotrope, guarantees to produce life-ike picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant to-
gethsr with date Of marriage, position In lifs lead
Ing traits Of character, &e. This is NO humbug as
thousands oftestimonisls can assert She will send
when DESIRED certified certificate, written guar
Antee, that the picture 10 what 1t purports to bs.
By enclosing smAl lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and complexion, and
closing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information BY return mail. All communications
saeredly confidential. Address, In confidence, MAD.
AxB T. =. THoRSros, P. o. Boz 22s, Hudson, NY.
mhls-d&wly
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

MONSTER GREEN TURTLE.-For several
days, large crowds have been gathered on Penn
sylvania avenue, before tho Oyster Bay to be-
hold the immense green sea turtle there on exhi-
bition. His turtleship is certainly the largest
ever seen In this vicinity, and will be slaugh.
tered and served up In soup and steaks, free to
the public, tomorrow, from the hours Of IL a
IN. to s p. m, as announced by Mr.. Driver iu
Annthar column.
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~ Free 60 Everybody.-A large PIP.
Circular, giving information Of the greatest Import
anes to the young Of both sexes
It teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
The despissd respected, and the forsskan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by re-
turn mail Address p O. Drawer, q,
mhle-d&wly Troy NY
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Liberty Lodge,
No. 9, Knights Of Pythias, located near the Navy
Yard, have elected the following officers: AlonEO
D. Shaw, v. p; Wm. II. Carrico, W. O. John
7. Evsriy, v. @ Theodore snifiu, r. 81 Mat
thew MeNelly, Jr., F. S. Samuel Langley, B.
VIM. P. Allen, G.i A. Il. McInturf, I. 81 John
II. Murphy, o. s.
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81 The Gravest Maladies Of Youth and
EARLr hASHooD.-Howard Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrst age Of man.
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
ployed In this Institution. Sent In sealed letter en-
yelopes, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIE
HouGHToE, Howard Association, PhIiadslphis,
Penn. mvl7Sm
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

ARRIVAL OF THE PRIzE.-It will be re-
collected that, at the drawings Of the Southern
Orphan Fund, In Baltimore, q lady Of this city
secured an appropriate prise In the shape Of q
rich.toned piano This beautiful pieoe has been
brought to this city for the lady who drew 1t.
II was addressed to the care Of Mr.. NJ. Kaufman.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

ELECTION. stockholders Of the Ma
tional Union Insurance Company held an elec-
tIon yesterday, at their rooms, II Louisiana ave-
nue., for the purpose Of elscting directors to
serve for the ensuing year. The following.
named gentlemen were elected directors: Chas.
Knap, George W. Riggs, Thos. Berry. George 8.
Gideon, Marshall Brown, Daniel Dodd, William
Dixon, Richard wallach and Henry d. Cooke.
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81 PECIAL NOTICES.

- You Can Get Trimmings, Hosisry,
As., at Mrs. O. D. sCHIvBLY's, Now York avenue,
between Fourth and Rifth streets, next door to the
drug store. fje25- -eod2v
~ Meeting OF stockholders.-The An
nual meeting Of the stoekholdsrs Of the NATIONAL
UNION INSURANCE. COMPANY OF WASHINGTON,
for the election Of Directors will bs held At the once
Of the company, No. II Louisiana avenue, on MON.
DAY, July 8, 1867, The polls will be open from 10
4o'eloek, p. m. n. D. LARNER,
JsT-dtd Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

AS Sexual Diseases, Debility, Ac.-Pay
no more money to ouacks, but buy TnALL JACK
soS's Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. s5.
Sold BY American News Co.. l2i Nassau street, New
York. Send for q circular ap25-d&w3ms
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

DIsIEFRoTANrs.-We are glad to an
nounoe the fact that our citizens generally are
giving attention 10 the sanitary condition Of
their premises. Along PennsylyAnia avenue, We
notice that number Of prominent merchants
and business men have caused an abundant sup.
ply Of lime to be placed in the cutters before
their places Of business.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

THE ISLAND BAPTIST CHURoH PIc.NIo,-The
Young Mems Bible Glass Of this prosperous con.
gregstion give grand excursion to Glymont, on
tho 10th instant, for the benont Of their church.
Let all the lovers Of good company and pretty
girls 90 on this delightful excursion.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

CONDITION Of the thermometer in the
shade for July 8, as observed at W, 5. Thomp:
sons drug store, oorSsr Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue; "a m, III l2m 70; 8p.
m, 60j 6p. m,, "a.
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DIED.,

On the morning Of the sth Instant HAnRr MooRR,
only child Of James II. and Annie sprigmAn, aged
years, months and 10 days
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral, which will take place from the parents
residence, on Sixth street, between and streets
north, on Thursday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

TAKE CARE or rHH LITTLE 0Ess.-Ths moon.
light excursion for the benefit Of the Washing.
ton Orphan Asylum, on Thursday evening next,
We hope will DO well attended, Buy ticket,
even II you cannot 60. because II Is for praise
worthy object.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

AWARD OF CosrRAors.-The Commis.
sionsrs Of the Washington Asylum have awarded
q contract to Mr.. White, for furnishing medicines
to that institution to @. W. Emmerson for
meat at lit per pound, and to Brown Sons for
coal and wood at 81 for white ash, $7.25 for red
ash and 81 for wood.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

SANITARY REPoRT.-Fifteen written no
tices we're served by the sanitary police for tho
abatement Of nuisanoes, on Saturday, and seven
dead horses were reported BY the police, who
had them removed promptly.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

REGISTRATION CLOSED IN ALEXANDRIA.
The registration has closed in Alexandria, and
the eolored msjoritiss In the several wards are as
follows; 1st ward, 100; I'd ward, Ali Sd ward, 3d.
4th ward, loo total oolOrsd majority over whites,
800.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

PosrPoNED.-The match game at base
ball, between the National and Union, announced
for yesterday, has been postponed until this af.
ternoon at 81 O'Clock, weather permitting.
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L o GAL ITE M 8.

SECURE ONE OF SAKs 400 20 ONE DOL
lar ssd twenty-five cen, plain Linen Costs, At si7
Seventh street
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

HEN CHoLERA.-A singular disease is
now prevailing among hons in this city and
vicinity, carrying them of in large numbers.
The disease has taken the name Of "hsn cholera
In default Of better one, and Its management
battles tho wissst and most experienced Of hon
doctors. The fowl Is taken with q violent diar-
rhes, terminating in groups and oonvulsions.
The fowl dies generally in less than afty eight
hours, and frequently does not live two hours
after being attacked. The disorder Is fatal In
almost every instance. None Of tho usual cholera,
dysentery, or diarrhes medicines used by man.
kind seer to have the slightest effect In arrest
ing this sn.cholera. It Is . matter for the
medical profession, and all interested in fresh
eggs and spring chickens should look into 1t, for
at the present rate Of depletion Of hen stock the
race will soon DO extinot-Sfar.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CASAL.-An ad-
Journsd meeting Of this company will DO held In
Baltimore tomorrow, the 10th instant
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

ALL LINEN OoATs yoR $50; all linen
pants for d. 90; all iinen vesh for sIso, At Hen.
ning's One Price Clothing Store, on the corner Of
Seventh street and Maryland avsnue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

CoRRRcrIGs.-In our report Of the pro-
csedings Of the Washington City Bible Society,
at Rev. J. N. Coombs' church, the types made
us say that the Rev. Mr. Pitchers report Gov.
cred three months, whom We should have said
two months. The number Of destitute familis.
found was 372, instead Of s72, as the paper says.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

The BOTANICAL GARDKSs.-Messrs. Wise
4 Callahan, to whom tho duty was assigned BY
General Miohlsr, have performed the work Of
taking up and rslaying In substantial manner,
the defective brick wall In front Of the botanical
gardens, on Psnnsylvsnia avenue. II Is to
bs hoped that Congress will make an appropria-
tion TO have similar wall built around the on
tire grounds ..s.- -a
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

0uR $3.50 DREss SHIRTS are as good, IL
not better, than any shirt for the amount In the
Union. Price the same II you take one or hundred,
At A. saks 4 Co. q, 6l7 Seventh street. adjoining
Bank Of the Rspublio. ....
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PYTHIANs.
ALERTs.

Scorer--Wm, II. Miller, Alerts.
Scorer. O. White, Pythians.
Umpire-E. H. Hoyshurst, Athletics.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

JEwELRY.-Bog-wood Sets and But
tons Silver Plated Spoons and Perks, received yes
tsrday At Prsg's one dollar Jswslry store, No. ass
Psnnsylvania avenue, Your-and- a-haif street.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

BASE BALL BETWEEN CoLoRED CLUBs.-
An exciting game Of base ball, between tho
Alerts, Of Washington, and the Pythians, Of
Philadslphia, both clubs being composed Of
colored men, was played on Saturday, the 9Th
instant, on the grounds Of the Athletics, near the
city Of Philadelphia. Several thousand persons,
Of both sexes and colors, were upon the ground,
and, 70 tho astonishment Of q great many, the
most perfect harmony and good order prevailed.
Being the frst match game ever played upon
"white mems grounds BY ''colored base ball
club" In the city Of Philadelphia, 1t was the
means Of attracting large and enthusiastic con-
course Of prominent and distinguished people.
Frederick Douglass, esq, tho celebrated colored
orator, was among tho spectators, and seemed to
enjoy the sport In which his son, and some Of
our most respectable young colored mon are bo-
coming experts In this national game. As each
player exhibited any superior skill, he was
greeted with loud cheers and clapping Of hands
from tho spectators, especially BY the ladies.
This Of course, did much to cheer on the
Alerts, the Washington club, who discovered that
they had many friends among the ladies who had
honored the grounds with their presence. The
whole playing was pronounced BY experts to be
excellent. On the hrst part Of the 5th inning,
the umpire, In consequence Of heavy fall Of
rain and indications Of Q severe storm, deemed II
necessary to call the game, which was decided on
the 4th innings. We give below tho score, taken
from the record upon the books Of the clubs:
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The following dispatch was received by

US,
". o. MErzsRorr 4 Co., washingtoni
Nav roRK, July s--s:+s p. m.--onlcisi telegram
per cable, from Paris gives hrst Gold Medal for
greatest perfection in Grand, Square, and Upright
Pianos.
Strongest endorsement Of Jury placing Us At tie
head Of the list sTEINWAY 4 SONS
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

w AND CAST-OFF
w CLoTHIsd, OLD GOLD AND slLvhR, or
npy other article Of value, at the old established
Merchant Pawnbroksr Store Of X. FULTON Co.,
500 Ninth street, 5 doors north Of Penn. avenue.
de1D-u
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
BURR & HOWSER,

WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
The proprietor Of this we'll known aud popular
place Oi rssoTt desires 10 call the Reuu ~ ol AsoeA-
lions, Schools, aud private parties wishing 10 give
pic mics, Se., to the
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
Il is located on the corner Of New York ayseus aud
First street west IL easy Of access and y shady cool
ten D n alleys, hobby horses, &c, Rsfreshmsnts of
ali kinds and Of the best quality, turnshed at the
lowest rates There 10 also due dancing paNl ion In
The Garden Tho proprietor pledges himself to please
A'' JOHN HocKIMEYER,
jyS.u Proprietor,
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UsloS.-The reg.
ular weekly meeting Of the soldisr' and Sailors
Union was held last night at Union League
Rooms, Ninth street, near Il. Capt J. N. 6al.
Ian, called the meeting 10 order, and the score.
tsry, Lieut. Young, read the minutes Of the last
meeting which were approved.
The Chairman on the COMMITTEES on picnic re-
ported that Analostan Island had been secured
for the 23d Inst, free OF charge sxoepting ferry
agej and that the expense Of getting up the pic
nic would not exceed s45, including advertising,
printing tickets, DO.
II was stated by Capt. Callan that . oolored
band had volunteered their services on the occa-
sion. .Ha. ...
Mr.. Wilson thought Il injudicious to accept
the services Of oolored musicians, as white Re.
publieans would not attend the picnic or dance
by that description Of music.
Lieut.. Young moved that the services Of the
oolored band be accepted.
II was moved and seconded that the whole
subject be laid over ono woek. Carried.
The following committees were appointed:
On Observation-Disclosures W. 8. Morse, M. J.
Conrad, Capt. oallan, Lieut.. WIN. Young, Major
g. W; Wells, Major II. A. Hall, Capt Smith,
On nColoniIation-MajOra q. W. Wells, Lieut..
Young, Lieut. Burnes, Lieut.. Hendlsy. Capt.
Slater, Capt. Manning Mr.. J. D. Reilly, Mr..
Rowell, Geo. W. Francis, jr.
Major Morse said that he learned that several
persons working at the Capitol had been dis.
charged for their Radical opinions, and that he
would investigate the matter and report at .
future meeting.
One dollar month was appropriated for Ice
fer the use Of tho Union.
Capt Callan said the colored association Of
soldiers and sailors proposed 10 appoint an In
vestigation committee TO act In unison with the
committee on the part Of the Union. He sug-
gssted that tho COMMITTEES, OF tho Union give
their colored friends all the aid 10 their power TO
secure their rights They had fought for the
country, and they must DO recognised as com.
peers.
Lieut. Young moved that committee Of
three be appointed TO wait upon the colored
Union and request them to act In concert with
the Soldiers and Sailors Union.
The motion was carried, and Msssrs. Young,
Callan, and Hunt appointed said committee.
II was decided that person who did not pro-
duoe his discharge at the meeting could not be.
come . member Of the Union without being
vouohod for BY members In good standing.
Tho sum Of $40 was appropriated for the re-
lief Of an INDECENT soldier named William d.
sheckle, who desires to reach his home In In
diana with his wife and Ave children.
Major Morse introduced the following, which
was adopted:
Resoipsd, That Congress be requested TO in
quire into the causes Of delay In the payment Of
soldiers bounties during the absence Of Congress,
and to enact such legislation rs will cause the
speedy settlement Of all claims Of discharged
soldiers now remaining unpaid.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES |
" CARRIAGRs!ii
On hand a large stock Of hne and sub. >SS-EO
stantially made Carriages, which will be .ss8S8
sold at low agurea,
Also, u number OF second hand Buggies, Rock
Always, &c, Repairing promptly attended to.
hobart H. GRAHAM,
Repository 874 D st., bet Eighth and Ninth,
jy s-St Shop Az Eighth st. near d.
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w A N II =.
LADY WHO

w has Childrsn's Clothing to make up to call,
gel sample Of Indelible Stamping in imitation o.
Braid. WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs VIII wash
and boil. Samples now ready to give away At
PRINCES, tS9 NINTH STREET, opposite Patent
once je+.u
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George W. Melvin, n. Y. c. ". Nelson, U. 8. n.
James A. Joel, N u Bernard stsnfelder, ,6ermauy
Alfred n: Jamison, John r. Scott, NY. James y.
stinson, Fla Charles Z Bernar, New Orleans; J. y
FLANDERS, Saratoga, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
FOR SALE RENT

NOR RENT.-ONEL LARGE SECOND
Story Front Room at $50 seventh street, over
"htevens' Tea Hong between G and D, east side,
suitable foI an o1ice or association. Also several
pleasant rooms with board. Table boarders wanted.
Enquire on the premises. jyiu
TOR RENT.-F0UR FINE APART
msnts over Davis Hat Store, Metropolitan
Hotel. Immediate possession given. Apply at the
ofee Metropolitan Hotel.
jys-St Intel. & EIPre,s.l
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-A
il house OF ten rooms, completely furnished, In
cluding linen and eroeksry, situated opposite Judi
ciAry squsre, on Fourth street, with an extra lot
dJoining will be let for three months or longsr to
responsible party rent very low. Apply at s7t
Fourth street. tyeSI
nor RENT-A DESIRABLE PRl-
II vATR RESIDENCE, with handsome Flower
Garden attached, situated between Seventh and
Eighth streets west at the intersection Of Maryland
and Virginia avenues. For terms apply TO
JOHN II. SEMMkS,
jell l-tuthsan seaton House.
nor rem IA LARGE BRICK
HOUSE, with Ten Rooms, situated on street
south, between Seventh and n ghth, Navy Yard. Gas
and water throughout ibs house. Rent s35 per
month, payable in advance. Apply to JOS.
RRPETTL, corner OF sevsnth and | streets, Navy
Yard, or Of Thos. Dennis, at this othee. myis.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

for Sheldon & Co.. $50 pounds at home, called 2 cwt
here averaging s57 30 per head. lot of % missouri
sterrs by Page * Co, CT cwt. are called jc tonnf P
among the very good drOyes and we nave % welcu
Kentucky grades u cwt sold OF quick at l5alCc.-iH"
tons Glc Also IS Ohio steers, strong u cwt, a Jao,o
The great cry Of low prices among owners was OWnE 70
their all having poor cattle when butchers were Iui W
such and wanted something better. There were 20 o,
by ms MANY owners, and two car loads each apoI
half of them from Ohio the rest from tins state beN
hundred of which remain unsOd Six cars fresh are uo
tomorrow. III. a,i- r, Na,v
Sheen continue 10 improve gradually, with only % New
Jersey lambs at COmmunipaw, 10 cars sleep anu Einp
nj Hudson City, and 20O head at FOreth-st LII IS oly
the good sheep that selling well, ana prices oI
NAV he quoted at about Sic. per n, seectons plfsS
about and &c, when few OF thc very pc1
selected from large boats. Poor still sell at 4Gi4c'
lambs bring &c. with selections OF very me az o9o
very few are good enough 20 80 above &c. o0hna ia
sell at Ga7c Those at Hudson CITY were all soiu;
ono car OF fair So D. State lambs at 81, WIN Cal "
mixed Ohio sheep so H. brought So. while car OF co
mon mixed stock sheep and lambs, brought ony - 20
head One ear good Statc lambs OF GO d. brought - oV
with G55 fair sheep and lambs at same price -FOUR cas
are reported due at this place tomorrow Az
with large receipts and near Mt hand tue market Is
rated slow ut SAGE for sheep and I9sc Or hinDs soo
selections Of each bringing &c. more ana cur oW 10 ~
Hogs number Is at COmlnunlpaW, anu ~ cais ilo
with Of stale at FOreth-st. The market is noe Wy
lively Mt 6ba7sc for such selling save le" cy
poor AT &C. and extras at &c., ana even " o per
at winch latter price fat hogs 0f 24O were SOFA yes
tprlay nj COmuunipaw and some at FOrtethst NJ Sao
nrice We noticed sales of cars, l85 Ill hogs al 'lc
this morning Dressed are worth s5d0ic.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

done by the three companies the Adams, United stite
and American during the first seven months OF c ~ s
amounted last year S69i 39 and tins year 10 %
decrease Sg73093, against S2,0iS33l doho p9 ~ ~ r
chants Union in the first seven nOhts oi VI .',s H.:
Willie gross receipts over these lines Tor te seven
have increased but 697G0 over those OF iat yel t ~
amount Of business transacted has been largely
under reduced rates. ,, . .oo,, ~,
IL Will he remembered that Judge Barnard week Oh
two since made a very strong decision IN the caso W
Waterbury against Ross et al In which ~ was decal
that the COMPANY which he assailed, the Merchilos
Union EXPRESS was not only solvent but strong auu SUI
cessfu and that the application for receiver was "
tcrly croundess But Mr. Waterbury declares lhat he
is not vet beaten and he begs that he may nave ,he
allowed him TO 20 ahead and show the tIuih o an me me
things he has asserted in his complaint, nut Nch te
Judge pronounced without foundation one aler anotaer
This is something like prisoner asking the PUBIC 10 s
mend their opinion after verdict OF gmHy mas bch
rendcred sorry that the paintih Is copeied 70
DENY in card that his suit brought Or o o
expTess companies in their behalf We had supposeu
that the facts were otherwise since the heaVy expenses
on the plaintiffs side in this suit, which must lalNe
amounted TO tens of thousands Of dollars are 700 hHrh
TO fall upon private person We hope YET tEat the Vlu
companies will contribute something OF Their sui Ps
earnings" toward the plaintiffs large outlays III thls t
CATION II he thus helped, he must be consdertuh
very bafcd individual. Judge Barnards decision Is 80
broad and conclusive that the paintin Is eft WIN no
ground to stand upOn either i tinie or at the enc Oh
whatever length Of lhgation.-lN. l. Commercial Ade8
tiScr.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 25.-Arrivals of beef Cat
tie since Monday, 4.2Ol viz: 15i9 at Conmunpaw and
2e52 at Hudson City The quality s generally poor and
prices low-so low that some "a the owners who are
losing heavily, IN anything but aniable mood
Most Of the statesmen at COmnunipaw, with medium 10
good class OF stock called the prices idIc. better than
this day week and nearly all Of the droves closed
out at l39l5c with some thin at l2c and few fine for
which iGc refused, though offered the scales at
l6ae 10 dress ts cwt. The Alexander Cassell drove
OF 2 Illinois steers good top long tall 60 cwt average,
reported at 2i6i5c, with 90 good Texans OF 6 cwt
for Newman, at s7s each J. T. Alexander run in 7ai
head 100 OF them good cw steers, sold at 4d5e with
few at plump lGc. The others would average ca cwt,
and reported at l2d15c There very good
cattle among the McBeth Il Nichols drove Of 2O7
illinois steers, which held above lGc, while others
were sold at l6lGc cwt Another drove Of 26 fair
10 dy 81 cwt Illinois steers by Hatch May,
out at l36l5c
Many lots OF poor cattle were in the Hudson City
yius ana THIS Kind being IN little request prices low
owners say lower than last week IL is certain they
are so low That little steers OTTO gross I'm Ohio where
they cost go per head only brought $50 80 here who
some OF the mixed lots OF State steers dry cows stags
and helfers, which no wanted reported at lie
with ONO twoycdr old shrmps sold for stores nj i5
each. Largo numbers of Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and
Texas eNt!e run out at ll@l3c lot OF SO illinois steers