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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

DoN'T GRow .OLDi-There arc those
who nesor grow old-some upon whom
tho frosts Of wlnter,or the heat Of SUMMER
fall harmlessly, who without wealth,
beauty, or superior intellect, yet always
are attractive, always sought after: In
what consists this wonderful charm
Not in any great physical or mental
gifts, nor In Il particular regard for dress
--no-thc secret is q happy temper, q
cheerful disposition, d spirit ever looking
OIL tho ''slver lining," to the clouds Of
life. | once knew dear old lady, from
from whose lips no one ever heard uno
kindness or anger--sho possessed the
mantle or perfect charity, and even If any
acquaintance did worng, or committed
some indiscretion, nay, cycn n dishonest
action, though her pure soul condemned
in secret, she ever tried TO find some
excuse, some plea for tlese.improprictics.
She acted on the priucplc embodied in
those beautiful, yet simple lines, "Spcak
gcntly"-whio she cndeavored to fold
her mantle rouud NIL, and screen them
from further i'll. Intellect is surely
great gift, and often compensa,cs for
lack Of comclncsS. Beauty is attractive
indeed one Of our best ST tiers has said
is nameleSS fascination about
beauty, that wins without an effort, and
obtains credit for everything else" But
the charm of agreeable manners. ofa
charitable disposition, ola sunny temper,
will outbalanco nil olhcrs--and it is this
peculiar charm which keeps some persons
always young.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

AsnlSaToN, March 27.-In an audi.
enco with a mixed delegation Of Republi.
ems al" Conservatives, Grant, yesterday,
r,itctatoi his oppositions to the penliue
Mississippi bill. 1t is said Grant fnyors
policy, regarding Mississippi, similar
to TINT proposed by The Committee Of
Nine for Virginia. Mastery inactivity.
regarding Cuban a(fairs, is the present
policy here.
Tho Indications are that tho Uonse
will adhere to tho absolute rcpenl of the
tenure OF office Act. Neither House Is
in sessions to-day
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

The Importance Of photography in legal
proceedings has recently been illustrated
in England: An application was made
for letters Of administration TO the estate
OF person who many Years ago had
gone to Australia, and had not been after
wards heard from. No direct evidence
was furnished Of his death, bnt two men
identified n photograph possessed Ly
the surviving brother Of the one suppos.I
to be dead, as the portrait of man whom
,ney, about certain date, buried on a
nv side at the gold digging. This cvi.
denc: was considered sufficient.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

The female principal Of yonng ladies'
seminary in London cures tho innun.
erablc cascs Of failing in love" lhat oc.
cur ca among her pupils with cioso con.
'Inc'ncnt md doses Of SIENNA ten. She
says the ten mover fails. Sometimes thc
girls gives in aftor n few doses. but
usually it takes two or three days, and
~ ono case sho was whole week effect.
'ng cure. For school girls "calfloyc, i"
sho declares thero Is nothing like scnna
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
COMMERCIAL.

new YORK, March 20. Cotton steady; sales
!'Seo baIss, ut 2S' n 20. Flour-suprrfinc State,
5'S5a -; common to fair extra Southern. q. "a
Z r. Corn unchanged. Gold 3l3
AUGUSTA. March 20.-Cotto on market dull:
sales II bales -middIiug 274; receipts 165.
~ 3GnnNLksrnN, March IS. Cotton opened quiet
2T3; receipts 35d
,LlFkRrooL, March neutrality-suspicious.
26 o' "'''''o ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

EXTRAORDINARY AND FATAL EpIDEuJc
AMONG CnILpnEN. THE Augusta Chroni.
Gle and Sentinel learns from a gentleman,
who lives near the village, That fatal
epidemic Is now prevailing in. Sanders.
vile, and which has, so far. baiIlcd the
skill Of the medical fraternity there,
From Sunday morning to Tuesday eve
ni"g, 1t says, wc learn that there were
seven deaths in the village, all children
Ihc doctors say that the disease is an
in'lana'ion Of the membrane covering the
brain, The symptoms resembling very
n! much those observed in congcstvc chiIls.
ihc attack usually begins with feeling
OF dull pain or nnmbncsS in the arms
and lower limbs, and in rcw hours the
disease run it's course. In nearly every
case death has ensued rapidly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

Tho friends Of agricultural improve.
ment in Richlnnd District, arc respect.
fully Invited to meet ;n Columbia. nt
carolina Hall, on tho FIRST Monday, bc.
ing 9th. day Of April. IN order to form a
Distrie. Agricultural Society, and to
make asuitablc response to the propo
sltlon of1hc Abbeville District Aericul.
tnral Society to hold State Agrlcnltn.
ral Convention, IN Columbia, on tho
28th day Of April proXimo. - Phmnix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31


We havc read with real Pleasure tho fn-
structive and beautiful address Of tho Hon.
W. D. iortor, recently delivered before the
graduating class Of tho Medical College Of
the State of S. G. Tho address is mus ter
picco Of brcvity and pith. Tho great undcr>
lying and never to DO forgotten truth, that
labor and sclf-sncriGco' arc ut tho bottom
Of all true achioycmcnt," is told IN n happy
vc!n Of thought. And that next to tic, i'm ;
porial trait Of tho physician, VII ich Is purity
OF honor, should bc gcnticncss, tenderness
courtesy. From much sober counsel offered
tho youthful practitioner. wo cxtract tho
following as applicable to all mon:
your license docs not certify that you
have completed your education; 1t rather
carries with 1t tho promise that you WILL
complete It. You stand at the door of the
temple. but havo not yet entered tic pcno.
traIia, nor ga1cd upon tho muny dccp and
august mysteries that aro hidden tIic,o
Enter with 'fvercnt stops, IN humility of
spirit, nnd with tho lovn Of kno y ledge.
burning liko vcstaI fire, upon the aItars of
your hearts. Tho grcut PHILOSOPHER Sir
Iaaac Newton. after spending lirc>lmc in
tho most cnSrossing and comprehensive
studies. and unfolding to human comprc.
hension tho simple law, the orc command.
Ing principle, Ilia, bnlS the worlds of tho
material universe into ono grand and hur.
moDfous system, sail that he felt like Il
ltllo boy gathering pebbles upon Tic shores
OF tho great ocean of truth. Presumption Is
tho Ladgo and mask Of ignorance. The truly
learned are modest, mud IN ntturl to BIZ
sol tho moro they learn, the more thcy
rea'Lo how finite Is human faculty, and
how Infinite arc tho stores o. human knowl
odgo,"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

THE IMMIGRANT, &c. Tho subject of
immigration is somewhat quiet just now.
But few new engagements will be mndc dur.
ing the cushing Summer. The indcfntiga.
blc business agent, Mr.. F. W. Bruggc.
mann, is Mt present engaged in visiting the
various plantations of our District, where
the German hborcr is employed, for the
purpose Of adjusting any difficulties that
may have arisen between employers and
employees. Mr.. Bruggcman Is making
preparations for a large business in the
Fall; no Is confident that the results of the
present year will warrant m extensive IN.
production into our District of tho German
laborcr. Tho natural prejudccs overcome,
Oh both sides, n daily increasing interest
must cnsuc. Every intelligent person is
aware Of tho prejudice that existed among
tho European peasantry towards tho South,
because Of her peculiar institution and cx.
elusive staple PRODUCTS; but ono Of those
causes no longer cxists--and the principal
difficulty, is experienced by the employer,
who has 10 combat against tho laborcr's
unacqnaintance with his language, which
necessarily forces tho employer to foIcgo
much case, &C., In his effort to explain md
instruct. But the obstacles Of the frs,
year overcome, tho tido Of Immigration
will flow IN greater volume.
We arc gratifed to learn ,hat, as a rule,
tho laborcr ia we'll treated. In many IN.
stances they tako their mculs from tho cm.
p!oyer's tablo. while somo are supplied with
ratfons, which they dress themselves. They
arc we'll sheltered. In somo places they
havo now houses, while In Others, tho nc.
gro quarters have been worry comfortably
fitted up for them. The wages of farm
hands arc $40. por month, with steady
employmsnt) Everything depends
upon tho issue Of the present year. Wo
have a country nicely adapted to white Ia.
bor. and should tho German provo himself
"mastHr Of the misunderstanding 1.-TWO
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

The Emperor Of Russia gets $25, 900
salary day; the Sultan, $4,000;
Napoleon, $l4,2l0; tho Emperor Of Aus.
tria' $io,o50; the King Of Prussia, $s,.
20: Victor Emanuel, $6,34O; Victoria,
$6'27o Leopold of Belgium, $l643, and
President Grant. Sj8 81,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
LOCAL ITEMS.
49,

We nro informed fhat %. W Episco.
pal services will be held in tho Nowberry
Lutheran Church, on the first Sabbath
in April. Rev. Edward L. Walker,
officiating.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

lloMrcIDE. Henry Mccoy (colored)
was shot through the head md instantly
killed, on Monday night last, in his house,
on tho plantation Of Mr.. Thomas Owens.
In tho eastern section Of this County,
From what we hear, II is case of
jea!ousy--'n lady in tho caso-n colorcd
Flola. Marti" Ems. (colored) is suspected
ns tho murderer, md 4 warrant has been
issued for his arrest. ---I.aurens Herald.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

FALSE HAIR. Tho Bishop Of New
Jersey. it ~ said, has given notice that
nc will refuse ut confirmation to lay his
hands upon the piles OF false hair and
ch'gnons which dis6gure tho heads of 80
many young ladies seeking admission to
The church and communion. The layinp
on ol sacred hands at tic altar upon so
much rubbist' gathered from the four
corners Of tho cnrth, instead Of tho
genuine natural hair or head IL deemed
an offence 10 tho law and gospel Of the
church.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

A LAMENr.-Tho following lament by
an unfortunate jnryman will find place
in many heart which has suffered and
tlcd In the cause here lately. Of course
it ls not understood or known by the
minority Of our renders, that We have
court here about every other day, and
that tho naIbing or grabbing process is
so frequent and common, that the man
who VENTURES outside Of his door without
sufficient cause is set down as ono who
has fully determined to face tho music,
and die, it need be, In the cause of his
country. There is scarcely man on
business range who ventures out with
out fear and trembling, as for US, we
quake. We know Of one intlvitlnnl, and
usan who never feared before, and who
wond before the days Of these tccon.
slruction magistrate courts, have faced
u lion, who refused to 60 to his own
shop to tuko job OF work, because lie
thought tho person wanting him had
summons for him to sit MS juror. But
hear the lament Of our friend:
"I'm sitting on tho Jury, Mary,
Wonld | were by thy side,
This tino March morning. glad and bright,
:, AS when made YOU my brilc.
lie grabbed nc on the street
The cluik He'd OIL. my name;
told him you were sick, Mary,
But they boxcd Inc all tho same"
Isn't it teri iblc?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
NOTICE.

:, \ otico Is hereby given, that at the e1.
p,ration OF three " tbs from this date, ap.
Pllcatio, viii be ~. ~ to tho Washington &
Ne" Orleans Teiegraph Company, fof 70.
Hewal OF Certificate Of TWO SIiares Of
etpok; es1 '!l said Ooppapy, held ii the nshne
~ -; y. BOYD, dated 23d March, 1880, and
I"St or mislaid, E.%p
Aafrh 81 IS lan,o 3mot
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

Thousands Of tons Of Guano aud other
fertilizers havo como into our district
for tho next crop Of cotton. The like
has never before been known. Cotton
and gnano-guano and cotton-aro the
absorbing thoughts now. We hopo
that our farmers may not 10 mndo bank.
rupt by this step, neither suffer any
pecuniary loss, but it would DO cala,n-
itous should the ensuing supply Of cot
ton prove 30 great in the South rs to
bring the staplc TO its minimum price.
Solomon says something to this effect
"that tho man who hastcth to DO rich,
tnkcth unto himself a snaro."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
.--$~< o.

INTERESTING TO CONSUMERS OF SrGAR.--
~ Louisiana paper says: "a mother
and her child were accidentally ground
up IN Bogg's Sugar Cane Mill last week.
we regret The accident aS the quality
OF sugar furnished at tins place has been
very guotl."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

a "ARSlSa.--The velocipcdc, It is nov
said produces hernia; and young mon and
boys arc cautioned not to exert themselves
Of speed. 's",: : .,E.I'. ;, !, -, ''''' ''
The Southern Baptis, Convention meets
with tho first Baptist Church. At Macon, Ga,
on Thursday, before The second Sabbath In
Nat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
WARMING.

All persons are warned not to engage shs
Immigrant familles, Johannoa, Marinus,
!cozynscn and Johannes Cozynscr, or mem,
bcrs Of tho said families.
Anyone hiring them without first IA ytpg
their debt, will DO prosecuted to tho full ex-
tent. i. w. BRUGGEMAN,
:, Agent Of tho Immigration Society.
March 81 l8 1t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
LAMPS, SHADES, sc.

An assortment Of. Handsome
and Useful Kerosene Lamps, Burn
ors and Chimneys, = IL TE@'
Now Patterns Lamp Shades
The Hurricane Lantern-a now
and useful invention-cannot be
oxtinguished by tho wind.
For sale by ], s.r.avu1 *
CARWILE & McCAUGHRIN.
March 81 13 If. .tH
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

The Celebrated Princess Kid:
Gloves.
Silk Gloves, Lislo Gloves,
Black Silk Mitts,
Beroge Shawls,
Black Lace Mantillas,
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
For salo by
CARWILE & MoCAUGHRIN.
March 81 13 If. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuporIor to tho best
imported Gcrmnn Cologne, and sold ut half
the price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

VINO is nE?-ls there little boy in
town by tho name or "Ui Danger p"
II there is, we have failed to discover
him, and yet the cry IS constantly heard,
"Uii Damyer." II he Is here, " ny don't
he appear We arc satisfied it would
bo satisfaction not only TO the
boys who So earnestly call for him, but
t" the people Oh the street iC 'U!i' will
only answer TO lis name, it would save
the trouble Of calling far him any more.
It's m ugly name any low, aud we arc
not at all surprised that these little boys
Eai to receive response TO their call.
Perhaps it will bc better If they stop
calling on him any more.
Not feeling satisfied about thix thing,
aud count existing in ouI mind whcth-
rr it was the name oC II boy or not, wc
Determined! since whiting the above to
enquire at little chnp just only knee
high t" duck. what it meant, aud
reader will you believe il lie told us it
was no buys name after nil, but MI onlh
Think Of it, ye parents. Do you re-.
member. what The Rev. S. Lcnrd, the
sunday School Agent said was done to
the little boy who was guilty Of using
ike bad language. Some Of You may
not remember, nnd some may not have
hchrl it; well, it was this : the father of
that li'lle boy took n pieco Of soap, some
water and towel, and washed that
boys dirty mouth out clean, and then
gave him such thraShing az he never
forgot while he lived. Can you not
treat some Of your boys TO n similar
dose? May be then we would not hear
any more calls for 'Uli, and many other
dirty expressions, which shock the
rosser hy Oh tho street, and which
causes him to stop and inquire "has
that little boy any parents" Look to
your children, mothers and fathers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
~~~N
SPECIAL.

"o uTc plcaSou 10 learn from Ir. Drug
shortly publish series Of articles upon NUT
tcrs gcrmanot to tho great question Of Immf-
grafton.
Mr. William L. Nance desires to collect his
Books together, and will be very much
Obliged to persons who have them in pos.
session, If they will leave them either at his
Office or Mr. Johu d. Cnrwics' house.
We call special attention to the advertise
mcnt Of tho agents orthc Equitable Lille As.
surance Society. Call and get an cxplnna.
tiol Of tho Tontinc Dividend system. There
Is no better inyestmcnt Of money.
Friend Wright. of stove and tinwaro
fame, will acccpt the juniors thanks for
du>ting pan. The dust.pan and brush
complete the tidy housekccper's cleans.
ing apparatus.
Lawrence Is not dcad-ncithor is no asleep
-Dut nos 'scttin on the jury He'll be
heard from next week
In nddition TO the many good things 10
TIC hnd ut Lawrence Murshall's, is a nice
quality OF the lemon.
For sundry little baskets and packages Of
Easter eggs. beautifully dyed and variously
cmDelllShcd with crosses and crcScents arc
wo iudcblcd to several lady friends who
kindly remembered tile littlo ones at homo.
Those In need If pure family dyes, for
liking permanent colurs, Will do we'll to call
very early upon MrssrS Pratt e. Fnnt, who
have secured 4 supply Of the celebrated
AnIl'nc Dyca. No more fears need he felt,
Tor ~ifh these dyes your colors are "fast."
The "Brargrass" is the most snvory ham
that cnn i'c served mp for your Sandwiches.
Tender, juicy and wei! favored, it must eRt-
isfy even cpicurean taste. Mr.. A. Harris
hasn few lctf from large supply recently
brought to this narkc..
Chase has, a. his large grain. hay and feed
store, pair Of mammoth ScnlcS. They
were nearly a week coming from Columbia
to Ncwbcrrv. II is pre.umabIc that their
immense size accounts for their tnrdy nrri-
val. Ihcy arc here, however. and will weigh,
truc to fraction, anything from q baby TO
a--houscl
Wright has all the celebrated cooking
stoves, hut none snrpa<s The Leader. We
apcnk from practical experience, having
personally tested its merits, while trying to
get the "hanS' Of the culinary art. Its
good thing to speak from experience, to
have nn acquaintance with The chemistry Of
common things isn't j., good reader? So
YOU may, IL ynn plrh'". lake onr word for
it, that the l.radrr /. ,he cook stove, var
excellence.
HAVE You SEN TmEM ?-Tho<r bcauti.
~ ladies' CATERS hn.l balmurais, at tn"
Shoe House OF \. &. Il IT, That prince Of
shoe nirn, Nc D. Meats, wh" ,,rrsi,lcs there,
and hr tht way. whns,. !alrn' i , srttirg up
elegant shoes, cannot in Sur;.. .<rd, tells Us
that the stock nnn in $io," i. handsome.
nid better than eyer; ana having examined
some Of them. W. ii /! thu IN. sl ,trnrn. i
not exaggerated. Ei Aui rxr~ti,ir the Iarr..
stock OF t.c<r Ernilrh"m, rr,;h'r, anil bc
convinced.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
NEWBERRY, s. G.
Wednesday Morning, March 81, 1860.

We have received copy Of tho speech Of
tho Hon. J. Proctor Knott, Of Kentucky, dc.
llsered In the House Of Representatives, jams
uary 23, 1860. SuhJoct-"Tho Fourteenth
Amendment from Legal Stantlspoint-Th
Lase Rebels not Disfranchisod Tho argu~
nent 10 q strong one.
Also, that Of Hon. James Brooks, of New
York, on tho Tariff. Wo have not had tiuc
20 glance at Its contents.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

We call special attention to the advertise
mcnt Of tho agents orthc Equitable Lille AS.
surance Society. Call and get an explana.
tio4 Of tho Tontinc Dividend system. There
is no better Investment Of money.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-06

Mr. Washburne, Of Wisconsin, advocated
the bill, saying that the opposition came from
rival interest, tide Pennsylvania Central rail-
road, and that that.company had heavy ioD-
by around the House.
Mr. Julian disclaimed knowledge OF sucn
opposition. His opposltion was in the interest
of poor men. who wanted to settle on the pup
lie lands.
Mr Washburne declared the actual settlers
in counties through which the rallroad was TO
be built were anxious for passage OF the OIL.
Mr. Butler. of Massachusetts,, opposed the
hill hacanse he had set himself against all rail-
road subsidies whether in land or money.
Alter further discussion the bill was referred
to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on Appro-
priations, reported back the Indian appropria-
ton bill with Senate amendments, which was
made the special order for Tomorrow
The Speaker presented a message from the
President transmitting the report of the Sec
retary of State with a tabular statement as to
the destruction of American merchant vessels
by privateers during the war Referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
Mr. Dawes asked leave to offer resolution
ior select committee of seven on the election
frauds.
Mr. Eldridge objected.
Mr.. Farnsworth introduced Joint resolution
authorizing submission of the Virginia consti-
tuition to a vote of the people, and authorizing
the election of State officers provided by that
constitution and of members OF Congress. Re-
ferred to Reconstruction Committee.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the Post Office Com
mittee reported the post route bill. Passed.
Mr.. Burr offered a resolution directing IN
vestigation into the elections i'll the Sd and 4th
Districts of South Carolina. Referred to the
Committee on Elections.
The House then, at half past 4, took recess,
the evening session to be for general debate
only.
EVENING sEasIoN
Mr.. Blair, of Michigan, in the chair.
Mr.. Jencks addressed the House on the ne
cessity of reform in the service and in favor of
his bill to that end
Mr.. Orth advocated the admission of st. Do
mingo into the Union upon ts>adoption OF
Republican form of territorial government.
The House then adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-06
Domestic Marr.e,..

NEW YORK. April 5.-Cotton duh and shade
lower sales 1400 bales; Middlng uplands 2s4 d 2sEc
Flour-saes 1900 bbls.; State and Western aall and
lower; superfne State at 80 a O5; extra 10 c6
05: round hoop Ohio 80 q Z 60; extra Western
a 10 "a 90; Southern dull and dropping: sales 2sa
bbs !: extra 45 q 10 90. Wheat dull and declining:
SINNERS out OF the market and private cable ac,
commits discouraging; sales 9200 bush. White Canada
and White Michigan 80. Corn closed dull and
dropping; sales $4,000 bush; new Mixed Western
AZ d sSc, closing at SO q &c. Oats frmer; sales &c.
000 busb.: Western II a. 783c. Beet dull. Pork
dull and heavy; new mess 81 ~ @ 81 81 Lard heavy
and lower; tierces at 17t q 1876. Butter quiet
Whiskey lower Western 92c bid and 9Sc asked. klce
dull il i' and unchanged. Sugar quiet and dropping;
sales $50 hhds.; Muscovado 113c; Demerara i4{c,
Cofee-Rio excited and 1c higher; other KINDS duh ,
sales $1,000 bags Rio on private terms. Moasses
quiet sales 1876 hhds. old Cuba at 46c Naval Stores
Spirits Turpentine quiet at 81 q blsc petroleum
crude quiet at 1S4c; refined bonded firm at 323 9 DC
Freights to Liverpool dull; Cotton pcr steamer S-l6
g ID
NEW YORK April 5.-The Cattle market has been
urn at about last weeks prices III @ TIC. Sheep
anu anu Lambs dull; quotations q Sc; Lambs nominal.
SWINE ouii; quotations at 10t q 11}c.
.AL5AMY, n. Y, April 5--Cattle 4c lower; sales
Hoss 81 n stc Sheep q &c hgher sales at 81 q ssc
PHILADELPHIA. April 3.-Coal Market.-The is
satner nrmer and the demand is good at moderately