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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
INheclIng lvholesale sLarAet.
THURSDAY EVENING, |
June IL, 1868. I

BuTrER-l9c for prime choice yellow.
BRooMs-CommOnS 81 80; fancy s. %;
medium 50 75.
CHEEsE-Factory l51zc; Western Re-
serve l21<c; Goshen l9c.
CoFFEE-Rio, fair TO good 221Sa24c;
prime 25a26c; Hummel's essence S6 90
per grossi Felix's extract 81 80.
CANDLES-City mould tailow l6ci
star 22a25c.
CARBON OM-Very firm at soc.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 421Ec; Cot
ton Batting 25a35c; Candle Wick 45c.
DRIED FRUTT-Apples &c per pound.
Peaches 12c per pound.
EGGS-l6c and in demand.
FLoUR-The market during the week
has been dull. We quote Extra at
$40 OOalO SO; Family at SIl 30; Fancy at
Sl2 75al3 %. Rye Flour, none in mar
ket.
FlsH-Very scarce. No. kits 81 90;
No. do 81 80; No. 2, y bbls, $40 90; No.
3 do 81 so; Labrador Herring Sll; Lake,
in u bbls, IS 90: White Fish 50; Scotch.
in boxes, 5Oc.
GRAIN N-Wheat-Mnrket shade low
er. We quote prime red winter at 81 20
az 25; white at 81 45a2 so. COrn-95cnSl;
Barley-Sl 5Oal 30. Rye-sl 50al 90.
GIAss~Frankliu brand. sxIO, 81 25;
LARD-Leaf, 1Sc.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at
81 so.
PRov1sIoSs-Market Duh. Mess Pork
500 90; shoulders 1870: clear rib sides
lie; sides I714c: breakfast bacon l7ci
hams, sugar cured, canvassed, zoe;
dried beef, canvassed. 23c.
PoTAToES-SI 40al so per bushel and
dull.
RIcE-Ransoon 111zc; Carolina 12}Sc.
SUGAR-Porto Rico sugar l4al41zc;
Cuba sugar 1274al3C; New Orleans SUI
gar l5al6c; refined crushed sugar lSci y
coffee sugar 17c; b do lG74ci c do l62Eci
G do, yellow 1910.
SYRuP-Baltimore Syrup 75aSOc; New
York do 65aT5c.
MoLASsEs-OrIeausM Molasses 95aSl OOi
Porto Rico do S5c.
SoDA-Bi-carb Soda Sc; Sal Soda &c;
Soda in papers l0c.
sTARoH-Foxe's, sec Glen Cove,
1870; Maizena,, l31c.
SALT-Dairy 50 I5; Ohio River, 81 10.
SoAP-Family, &c; German, sc; East
ern Family, lOal3c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead, 12I4c.
Shot, 50 % 5per bag.
SEED-TimOthy s. so; Glover $3.50.
TEA-GunpoWder Tea, 81 45al 65al 20;
Young Hyson Tea, 81 GOAL 65; Black
Tea, 9OcaSl 10.
ToBACco-Navy Tobacco 7Oa72c; dark
los and rs 7Oa72c; bright rs and los
s5c; fig lump 81 Is; cut and dry 24c;
common cigars $1,000 per $1,000; Gar
rett's snuff SOC: Garrett's snuff in boxes
SS so.
WOODEN wARR-Two hoop buckets
81 75 per doZ; washboards s. 90 per doZ;
tubs, No. /, Sl3 SO; No. 2 IL %; cedar
buckets, ) hooped, brass bound, $40 90
per dozen.
SUNDRIEs-Epsom Salts. &c; Cream
Tartar, SOC; Pennsylvania Concentrated
z "a. I'D n. 1VNNHN
&c; Blue Vitrol, 14c; Copperas 4c;
Rosin 4c; Extract Logwood, 16alSc;
Powder, Dupont, IS 90; Percussion
Caps per NJ, 45c.
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Allegheny Cattle n1nrket.
ALLEGnENY, June 10

"A LbESAENG june 4O'
CArTLE-The:supply OF cattle on sale
this week was large, and with very
limited demand, the market was exces-
siYeIy dull. or those offered less than
four hundred were from Chicago. The
balance CAME from Iowa, Indiana, Ohio
and Pennsylvania. Compared with last
week, prices are from u to &c lower.
Prime to extra fat cattle sold to-day at
from 0 to 9Hc, against 0H to 9Nc last
week, and, even at the reduction, the
demand was by no means active. Com
mon and inferior cattle, as always Is
the case, went of more slowly than the
better grade; the decline in prices was,
If anything, more marked. We noticed
several punches of grass cattle in mar.
ket, the first of any Importance this
season, and both drovers and butchers
expect from this time forward, prices
will rule much lower than during the
past winter and spring, and we most
earnestly hope that their expectations
will be tullY realized
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-The supply of
sheep and lambs was again large this
week, every pen available about the
yards being full, and, as was the case
last week, quite u number were left
over unsold-either taken back home
or sent to the Central yards. This
being the case, the market was the dull
eat one of the season, and unless for
strictly prime mutton sheep, OF which
there were but few in the market, prices
ruled lower than last week. Lambs,
also, were exceedinly dull, and they,
too, as well as sheep, ruled lower. The
prices obtained ranged from S2 to 50 20
for sheep per cwt, as TO quality, and
lambs 81 so to 50 90 per cwt, as to
quality.
HoGs-Market dun and unchanged.
We continue 10 quote in retail way
at &c to lie, as to quality and condition.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

BELGRADE, SERvIA, June 1O.-At {
o'clock this p. M. Michael, reigning
Prince of Servia, while walking In the
Fopsehodore Park, was shot down by
three men, with revolvers. There Is
great excitement on account of the as
sassination. Prince Michael was born
September 4th, 1928, and was the
belonged to the ObrensritCh family, the
reigning dynasty in Servia.
LONDON, June 11-Noon.-The par
ticulars OF the assassination of Prince
Michael, at Belgrade, yesterday, are
that the Prince was shot at the first fire,
and expired Immediately. The Prince g
cousin was also killed, and the daugh-
ter of the latter received wounds. Some
of the attendants were wounded. The
assassins were captured.
LONDON, June 1l-Noon.-The fol-
lowing particulars of the assassination
of Prince Michael of Servia, at Bel
grade, yesterday, are received: The
Prince while walking leisurely through
one of the public parks at about five
tackled by three assassins armed with
revolvers. He was accompanied by
his cousin and a daughter OF the latter,
together with his usual attendants.
The assassins directed their fire pro-
miscuously at the royal party. AT the
first shot the Prince fell and expired.
The cousin OF the Prince was also hit
and died In few minutes. The dRugh-
ter received severe flesh wound, but
not dangerously injured. One or two of
the valet were also slightly wounded.
The assassins were recognized as three
brothers. One of them was promptly
arrested while hurrying from the scene
of the tragedy, and IL is thought the
others will not be able TO escape. Rig
orous measures were taken by the au-
thorities for their capture. The asSas-
sination produced the most profound
excitement and sorrow throughout the
country.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Moniteuristates
that the Car of Russia had made the
proposal to Napoleon that Russia
and France should unite In an effort TO
induce all civilized nations
to abandon the use OF tor
pedoes and explosive projectiles in
time of war. The Moniteur adds that
this humane proposition meets with
the approval of the Emperor, who,
however, thinks it may still be neces-
sary to employ torpedOes for defensive
purposes.
LONDON, June 1.-THE latest dis
patches from Belgrade represent the
excitement as intense and unabated.
No outbreak, however, has occurred.
been arrested. 1t has been ascertained
1t was not three brothers who fired the
fatal shots, but a father and two sons.
One of the latter is still at large, but it
is believed he cannot escape.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, June 1O.-Detective Cul-
len is said to be slightly better, and
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Gardiner, who shot him was arrested
under the eXtradition treaty, for forge.
ry. The gang, all of whom are under
arrest, were on the point ofstarting for
England.
LONDON, CANADA, June IO.-There
was large concourse of people pres
snt at the races to-day. The first race
for the Ontario purse, was won by
Lucy Amelia; Tins, 1:54; 154H. Sec
ond race, two mile dash, was won by
Tom Wolfollz. The trot was won by
b. &. Lady Lamena.
TORONTO, June l0.-A dispatch from
Ottowa says there Is prevalent ru-
NOR that the English government wish
es 10 stipulate that the Canadian gov
ernment shall not increase the public
debt till the guaranteed loan to bniId the
International Railroad is repaid. II is
not believed this condition Will be
cupy the attention OF the Minister of
Finance.
In England a movable column COM
posed of the LIST battalion of the rifle
brigade; the 43d volunteer battery; the
OLtowa field battery and the frontier
cavalry are held In readiness to pro-
ceed under orders at an hours notice.
The force will be commanded by Lord
Russell.
MONTREAL, June 11.-Govner. who
shot detective Cullen, robbed the Read
sng, Penna., bank last year of $3.50, 600,
and with his accompliceS have been
living here in fine style, has been ar
rested. His wife and Donaldson's wife
were also arrested, but released. Dom
aldson and Goyner are still in custody,
but will be released unless the authors
ties of Pennsylvania telegraph for their
retention.
ToToNTo. June 1.-THE city authori-
ties have received instructions to pre-.
pare billets for Is, 600 men. This meas
ure is to be acted upon only in the
event of volunteers being called out.
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recting the Committee on Taxation,
&C., to inquire into the expediency OF
refundinE certain taxes to John Car
der, of Hampshire county. Adopted.
Mr.. Chase offered a resolution di-
recung the Judiciary Committee to in
quire iuto the expediency of repeating
the teachers test oath so far as it ap-
Mr.. Miller offered resolution di-
recting the Committee on Roads, &C.,
to inquire into the expediency of plac-
ing SO much OF the NationalRoad as lies
within Ohio county under the control
of the Board of Supervisors of that
county. Adopted.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Richmond presented "a petition of
citizens of Raleigh county, asking that
John w. McCleary be allowed to prac-
tice law without takiug the test oath.
Referred.
INTRODUCTION OF a BILL.
Mr.. HerYey, the rule being suspend
ed on his own motion, introduced bill
TO establish the school district of Wells
burg in Brooke county.
BILLS PASSED.
a bill declaring certain portion of
the bank of the Ohio river in Brooke
county a lawful fence.
A bill declaring certain portion OF
the bank of the Ohio river at BANNER
hassett's Island a lawful fence.
A bill granting Elliot Deem the right
to erect "A wharf on the south side OF the
Little Kanawha river, opposite Par
kersburg.
A bill npproprlating certain road
taxes 10 the Wheeling, West Liberty q
Bethany Turnpike Company.
A number of bills and chapters of the
Code were read first and second times.
Adjourned.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 11.-Don Antonio
Irisarri, Minister PIenipotentiary OF
Guatemala and San Salvador, died at
his residence in Brooklyn, yesterday.
The Jerome Park rnces were post
poned on account of severe north
easterly gale and rain storm.
Many of the editorial fraternity have
arrived here from various points tc
attend the Astor House banquet to,
night,
Col. Nagle had reception at Cooper
Institute, last night, by Irish citizens
Mayor Hoffman presided. After an
address by Maggie, series of resolu-
tions were adopted favoring the protec-
tion of Americans abroad.
The steamer America sailed to-day,
taking $3.50, GOO in spece.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-THE Dem
ocratic Convention of the Fourth Con-
gressional District, held at Connors-
Reid, of Fayette Co. Resolutions in
dorsing the State ticket and Platform,
and Pendleton for President, were
adopted.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention OF the Seventh District. at La.
fayette, nominated Hon. Godlove 8.
Arth for recollection.
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Election of RaIIroad directors.

CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE annual
stockholders' meeting of the Lake
Shore Railroad was held yesterday.
The old Board of Directors was re-elect-
ed, with the exception of J. H Wade,
of Cleveland, vice Gilbert, deceased. ].
The officers elected were A. Stone. Jr.,
President; J. II. Devereaux, Vice Pres
ident; George B. Ely, Secretary and
Treasurer: a. Nottingham. Supertn-
intendent. A semi-annual dividend OF
three and "a half per cent was declared.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 1.-THE
class day exercises at Amherst College,
occurred to-day. The corner stone of
the new Mathematical building was
also laid with appropriate ceremonies.
The entire senior class of the Wilbra-
ham Methodist Academy, consisting Of
20 gentlemen and 10 ladies. Withdrew
to-day, owing to difficulty with the
Principal. Rev. DR.. Cooke.
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shootinr Anrny.

MEMPHIS, June n.-Fred Farris,
Hudnell, a planter living on the Pigon
Roost Road, yesterday. Farris was
working for HudnelI and went home
drunk and drew a pistol on Hudneu
and fired off several shots, Swearing he
would kill him. Hudnell seized a
shot gun and fired and killed him in
stantly. No arrest has been made.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE over
land coach coming from Austen, Ne
vada, was robbed within six miles OF
Virginia City by three men armed with
shot guns, who secured three silver
bars worth S9, ,5S4 and small amount
of coin, besides 1000 and two gold
watches were taken from The paSsen-
gers. Nobody was hurt. No clue to
the robbers.
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WORCESTER, MASS, June 1.-THE
trial of Charles f. and SiIas James for
the murder of Joseph g. CLARK, In this
cjty last February. was commenced to-
day. The evidence thus far Is direct
and conclusive as TO the guilt OF the
prisoners.
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81 Lnula.

JUNE u.-FLouR-NothIng doing.
GHAIN-wheat-Better. Corn-Un-
changed at S2a85c. OAts-Highar at 70
aT7c. Rye-Steady at 81 20.
PRoYlsIoN5-F1rm. Pork-S2S 25.
Bacon-Shoulders 13c; clear sides 17c;
round lots cannot be bought at these
prices. Lard-Nominal.
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sfenmhonf Rurned.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 1.-THE steam
boat Ocean Wave, belonging to the
Peoples Line, took fire this morning
while on Lake Pekin and burned to
the waters edge. She was engaged In
transporting a Circus troupe up the
river The boat and cargo is total
loss. No lives lost.
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CoNvALEsoENTs,

Or persons recovering from Fevers or any or
the malignant forms of disease, will find
Roback's Stomach BitLers invalu lble as a
tonic and stlmulant for removing all pros.
trnting effects which follow disease; It sup
plies the great want 50 long felt fora Hafe
and reliable tonic and appetizer.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
mylS-2md6w
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RoUsE's POINT, June 1.-THE Her
AIDS special says, four pieces of Fenian
artillery LEFT here for parts unknown.
Three cases of muskets arrived at
Chateau Quay yesterday.
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suicide.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, June ia. c.
Holdredge, formerly OF Monroe county,
and for four or five years past clerk in
the Ashley House, of this city, jumped
from the fourth story window of the
Ashley House this forenoon, alighting
on his head, killing himself instantly.
Delirium tremens is supposed to be the
Rausa
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ANIMALS THAT CHEW THE CUD.-Ru-
minating animals gather their food
rapidly, give it n few cuts with the
teeth, and swallow 1t. 1t goes to an
interior receptacle where 1t is moisten-
ed; this is essential il it be hay. When
the animal has filled himself, he mas
ticates the food thus slowed away In
his stomach, raising it cud by cud.
When a portion is completely mastica-
ted it passes to another receptacle, and
the progress of digestion goes on. Thus
an OK, il left to himself, will raise and
masticate all his food thus slowed
away in his stomach. If he be pushed
and worked hard, and does not have
time to masticate, he falls of in flesh his
health is poor, his digestion incomplete.
The morse, on the contrary. however
much in n hurry he may be, must mas
ucate each mouthful before he sWal-
lows II. A hungry OK let into a mead
ow will fill himself in twenty minutes,
while horse would want at least an
hour and twenty minutes TO take the
same amount of grass. The OK deer,
sheep, goat, chamois and rabbit, being
the natural prey of ferocious beasts,
are endowed with the extra stomach
in which hastily to stow away the food
without mastication. This may per-
haps be regarded as wise provision
of nature, enabling them to sally forth
where the food is plenty, and in a short
time fill themselves and retire to a
place of safety to ruminate their food
at their leisure,
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C1ScISSArI, o., June noon to-
day the river was falling, with 10 feet
inches in the channel. Weather clear.
Thermometer 7ss,
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Troy, N. Y, June LIP. Callahan
was convicted OF murder yesterday,
and will be sentenced to-day. BE shot
Patrick Dunn two years ago.
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The supply u hogs is in excess Of the
demand and prices are z1c per 100
pounds lower, ringing ut l21znlS1<c
per pound net, at which The market
to-day ia dnII
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$40 to $40 a day Guaranteed

GOOD AGENTS wanted TO Introduce our
VI NEW STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MAopfHE
StIfch alike on both EdeG. The only fIrst.c
low priced machine In the market. WE WILL
CoSsIGS MACHINES TO responsible parties
and EMPLOY ENERGETIC AGENTS on
SALARY. Full particulars and sample work
furnished on application. Address W. g.
WILSON q Co, st. Louis, No., Cleyeland,O
or Boston, Mass. InarIB-9ul
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acknowledgement

.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COLFAx.
sTATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR aovERSOR.
Hos. W. E. STEVENSON, OF Wood.
FOR coSGREss
lst Ehfrict-gEN. l. II. DDYALI, OF Brooke.
2i,d Z" HON. j. c. MCGREW. OF Preston
FOR AUDITOR,
CAPT. THOMAS BoGGESS, OF Roane.
FoE SECRETARY OF ETATE,
CAPT. J. NJ. PIPES, OF Marshall.
FOR TREASURER,
SERG'r j. y. MACAULEY, OF Ohio.
ron ATTORNEY CENTRAL.
Hos. THAYER MELVIN, OF Ohio.
JUDuE or SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS,
Hon. Il. L. BERKSHIRE, OF MonongaIia.
For Presidential Electors,
AT LARGE.
a. w. CAMPBELL. OF Ohio County.
Il. =. BROWN, of Jackson County.
DISTRICTS.
l-GRS. N. GOFF.
81. MARSHALL HAGASS.
3-GEE. w. II. POWELL.
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Gravel and Patent Masttc Roofing.

nHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
Inform the public that they are prepared
TO put ON either the Gravel or Patent Mastlc
RoofnR, of the best quality, and IN shoLI no mo-
and warranted 10 give full satisfaction. Eor
our Patent Roofing we have the faLent 10 "a
per- made entirely Of haS-the stroneesL anu aIa
most suitable paper ever got mp for roonnS
purposes. Orders LEFT al 100 MAIN street,
promptly attended 10.
mRrl9-6m JOHNSON & LLG1hE-
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Valuable West Va. Lands
Enp QAJ,E.

WE OFFER ON GOOD TERMS go
w acres OF valuable timber land In
Ritchie county 3 .tuated near Ellenboro Sta
HON. ParkersburR Branch Bait. a o. X. X
would make good grazing farm. Also 176
To 400 acres in Harrison county, adjoining
me THRIVING town of Cherry Camp, Il miIss
west OF ClarkEburg and 30 miles east of Par
kerShrr. good soil, partly improved: az a
depth OF - Il a II vein of coal. Churohes
and schools convenient. For particulars enc
quire or the Subscribers, aC Cherry Camp,
hsI5ziCR feb5ioWtf i"S W. ]. GOOD q SON.
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The market is over stocked with COM
mon sheep, and The prices of all kinds
continue to droop. The Gales embrace
about 600 head at 4a51zc per pound for
good, 81 5Oas 90 a head for stock, and
lambs 81 O0a4 so per head.
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Two oarding Machines for Sale
aft Mammal Price.

nHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO SELL
1 two Wool Cardfng Machines, one n the
oIheT g inches, the latter with condenser at-
facheC. They have been used for country
WnTfr F0r feTTna address W. BROWN,
Holidays cove, Hancock county, West Va.
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RESOLUTIONS.

MI. Miller offered a resoIution IN
structing the Committee on Revision
to inquire into the expediency OF SO
amending the existing law that the
recorder of each county shall be the
clerk of the Board OF Supervisors.
Wr Howes offered resolution di-
racting the Committee on Claims, &C.,
to inquire into the expediency of re-
porting bill to pay Marshall STALL
maker the sum OF S61, for work done on
the staunton and Parkersburg road.
Adopted. ,.,. \,
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TNTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
i No. Is Quincy street,
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURES LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS
DRAYmCKETs AND BILLS OF LADING
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS.
oHEoKs, NOTES. RECEIPTS.
HOW BILLS, for Country Merchants.
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uOUgE or DELEGATES.

The House was called to order by the
Clerk, the Speaker being absent.
Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle, delegate
from Richie.
Mr.. Fleming, of Harrison, was chosen
Speaker pro teMpoTe.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Caben, from the
Committee on Revision. reported chap
ters I6 TO Is ofthe Code, inclusive, as
amended and revised.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
SpectGl 10 Daily LnteliigeneT.
RA1r,NfnPP Inna u-EVenin
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
The offerings to-day OF beef cattle
amount to about 1000. The market is
moderately active. at a decline on the
prices of last week of fully soc per IoO
nnnndn
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An Ordinance.

For the issue of city bonds to provide .or the
payment of the costs, and expense OF paving
Broad street, from South street to Williamson
street, with Nicholson pavement,
De it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
1H OF the city OF Elizabeth:
Section /. That forty four bonds of the city of
Elizabeth called Improvement bonds of the city
of Elizabeth - be issued in anticipation of the
collection oil the assessments to be made for the
payment OF the costs. and expenses OF paving
Broad street, from South street TO Williamson
street, with Nicholson pavement under and in
pu, suance OF an ordinance duly passed by the
city OF Elizabeth. and approved by the Mayor on
the fourteenth day of October, 1858.
Said bonds to bear date on The first day of De-
cember one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight to be conditioned for the payment of the
principal sum OF one thousand dollars each i'll
six years from the date thereof, al the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, i'll the city. OF New
York, with interest thereon at thcTate OF seven
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually on
the first days OF June ard December, in each and
every year, on the presentation of coupons for
the amount OF the nsiament OF interest due
thei con at the time the same is payable, the cou-
pons to be attached to each bond when issued.