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dalton Of patients who are unable 10 get
admission ut Weston!
The Academy Is very large building,
and being the property Of the State, the
only necessary expense would he for few
alterations IN the lntcVior Of the building
for the accommodation Ofthc patients, The
latter may be selected from among the
mildCr cases Of those in the Hospital and
jails, thereby making room ut Weston for
the more. unmanageablc patients; anil let
this temporary branch be under the super
vision and control Of the Superintendent
at Weston.
Such 0n arrangement would provide
accommodations for this unfortunate class
Of our people. But It is suggested TINT We
send tile one hundred and titly persons,
WHO are unprOvilcd for ut Weston, to the
asylums of such Of our sister States MS will
care for them for u reasonable Compcnsa'
ton. Well, five send them 10 the hospitals
Of other States they will most probably
be beyond the reach of their relatives aud
sympathizing friends, while ut the same
time the State would expend large sums
for their transportation and support that
mAy be judiCiousIy and proftably dis
burSed at home.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIRTY DEADLY PoIsoNs, &C
i corlIng to the journal Of Chemistry" arc
sold In this market 10 change tho color OF the
hair. The Medical Gazette" says that they are
worthless as dyes, aud that their sale Is a
''CRIME." The prOprIctOrs darT not st6hHlI tA''H
10 chemical aHGiyrlS.
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
OH the contrary, has been analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro
nounced absolutely hdrm!es1, AZ well as efficient
See his rrIten ccrIl aeat'. at CrittadOr'', Aston
House, New York.
CRIsTADORoS HAIR PRESERvATIVE, a.
a Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair aftcI
DyCIng. TryIt, fcoSd&w
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1 LLcoCRs POROUS PLAsTERs

A LLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
~ Step by step this commodity has attained
Its unprecedented fame. They arc universally
approved. They support, strengthen, md aid
the growth OF muscles. They appear TO have
peculiar effect upon the nerves, alaylns irTlta-
billy, while supplying warmth. They seem to
accumulate electricity and aid the circulation Of
tho blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions arc induced
Even In paralysis, where articulation was suS-
pended, tho use Of the Porous PlastCrs to the
spine restored the articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis. In fact, tho patient could
help herself while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was as helpless as baby. We refer
to Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Brandreth House,
New York, tcDS-d&w
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WooL.-Thc activity which we noticed
in the wool market last week seems 10
have almost subsidized, although wearc told
there is still some demand. We have not
seen any lots coming into town this week.
Prices are not ruling higher and we think
farmers need not depend upon any mate
rial increase. Manufacturers will run rs
close MS possible until the new clip is
thrown into market. The scarcity OF
money, we are informed, also seriously
affects the trade VASE Reporter.
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10 he Editor. Of he Mtsllgenxr:


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me 10 present in
your columns, my claims for leading pc
sitiOn, to the Presidents OfthG Railroads
or Bridge Companies now organizing in
this or ncighboring States.
am graduate Of the Central School
Of Engineer Of Arts md Manufactures, OF
France, and have 90 years practice in my
profession, fourteen Of which llavc'bccn
spcnt in this country. | served my time
Of filter, CrcctOr and Locomotive Engi-
nCcr in France. Was Inspector Of iabri-
cation of rails, tyre bars, axles and loco.
motives on three different railroads, and
Muster Mechanic on two others. Was H.
speClOr ut the Low Moor Iron Works in
England, during eighteen months; was at
the great Exhibition In Paris, in 1867,
representing several leading manufacturers
of this country, and lately WIS superln-
tending engineer Of tho Norway Works
ut Wheeling. Ihave numerous md high
testimonials of capacity, and for character
and ability refer to
Baron S. Dc Rolhschild, Paris; August
Belmont, N. Y; Thomas w. KGnnarl,
Q. E., N. Y; c. Thalcr Smith, G. f., St.
Charles, Mo-; Baltimore Bridge Company
Baltimore; VIM. SellGrs<S Co, Phlladcl-
phia; Philip S. Justice, Philadelphia; D.
l.. Harris l. Co., Springfield, Mass; A. Z.
Quarter, Senator Wilson, Thomas j.
Campbell, Wheeling,
q Respectfully, Gu. ]. QuETIL
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A GEM.-AppletOm'S Journal for the
9Gth, already at hand, Is accompanied by
the most beautiful OF the many choice ell
cravings furnished the readers Of thai
journal. 1t is called "A Quiet Nook"
nnd represents quiet woodland scene OF
ycrlurc, sky and water; II disciple Of Wal
ton seated beside stream, with his din
ncr basket on the grass, his rod rcposlng
on his shoulder, his boat tied up to the
shore; in the distance down the stream,
through gap in the trees, IRE seen an old
mill md beyond II church Spire and dis
tant hilltops. The whole picture is
Charmingly suggestive.
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REPUBLICANS.
u d. Editor Of Ns latelalmeer

10 he Editor Of he IatciEigaaetr'
1t is high time that the Republicans oil
this State should take the necessary steps
for n complete and thorough organization
OF tic party throughout the State. For
this purpose VIC would suggest meeting
Of the Republican members Of the Lcgis'
laturc, and all other true friends Of the
Republican cause, 10 be held some eve.
ming of next week, to take such action us
may he thought best. It Is not enough
that we carry q State ticket in October,
but we must carry It BY majority so
large that sO-CallGd Democracy will feel
and know that the interests Of West Viz.
ginia are not 10 be entrusted to the hands
Of those who opposed tho formation OF Il
new State Who that is truly loyal
man desires to have the next Legislature
Of the same political complexion rs the
present OneG Certainly no one, And Gun
any intelligent man believe that with Il
proper effort such counties US Wool, Ma
son, Kanawha, Boone, Wayne, Faycttc,
and so on, will send Democrats 10 the
next Legislature? II there Is Il man that
so believes he will change his opinion on
the night of the 9th Of October. Let us
have Il State Committee Of active workers,
and then II matters not whether the Dc.
mOcrcy spend Three Hundred Thousand
or Six, they will find tint those who stood
by their country in the hour Of need are
not now disposed 10 place the State in the
hands Of those who would, II they could,
unite us TO old Virginia. Let the ltepub'
licans organize ut once in every county,
and from this until the bNttle is fought
and the victory won let every one act as
if the result depended upon his own ef'
forts, and then the Committees in thencXt
House of Delegates will DO different
from those Of the present.
EAInNIEW
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10, 1877

Prayer by Rev. B. F. Ashley.
In response 10 a request Of the House
Mr., PHELPS was directed 10 deliver &c
that body the papers in tho McFadden
case.
Mr.. GATHER, (of TaylorJ from the Com.
mittGe on Finance and Claims, reported
TINT II was ineXpCdient to legislate on the
petition Of citizens of Randolph county
praying III appropriation for road
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. YOUSG, ReSolced
That the Committee on the Judiciary In
quire into the cxlHdienCy Of repeating or
mOdifyingsO much Of the Code as cxempts
$500 Of personal estate from execution or
other process.
BILLS INTRODUCED on LEAVE.
By Mr.. WEHNINGER, from Committee
on Townships, &c.-TO alter II part OF the
division line between the counties OF
Tucker and Barbour.
BY Mr.. YoUSG-TO authorize the trlIs-
tees of the N. +. Church, in Grafton, to
sell their church lot.
By Mr.. BROwS-To repeal the act per
manently boating the government OF this
State.
Bv Mr. COOK-'Io repeal sections IA to
IS Of chapter IL Of the Code.
By Mr.. DAYToN-For the extension OF
the Pittshurg, Virginia and Charleston
Railroad across this State.
By Mr.. YOUNG-COnCCrning deInulting
shcritls md collectors.
By Mr. BoRENAN-TO repeal section
-, 0fChAmer 1876, Of the Code.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
10 amend and rc.enact the charter of
the Guyanlottc Valley Railroad Com
pany. 81.
TO authorize an extension Of the Shcn-
anduah Valley Railroad Company, and to
submit to the people Of Jefferson the qucs-
ton Of thcsuDSCriptiOn thereto.
Authorizing the Alexandria, Loudom
and Hampshire Railroad Company 10 en-
tend their railroad through this State.
The Senate bill to amend section :,
chapter $50, of the Cole, was rejected,
but afterwards rccOnsidcrel and tabled.
Mr. WILSON presented an invitation to
the Senate to attend u lecture 10 be given
by DR.. Louis Dos Silva ut the Library
Room, this evening, nj 0O'ClOck, which
was accented. Adjourned.
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Baptist Church, Of Cllflon, Mason county,
to borrow money.
BY Mr.. REYROAD-TO sell und convey
Emory Chapel in Richie county.
BY Mr.. BIIASEOE-In relation 10 the
registration Of voters and proceedings Of
boards Of registration.
By Mr. IEoPP-To divide Berkeley
county into two assessors districts.
BY Mr.. FLICK-To provide within what
time an action or suit on bond payable "a
the Commonwealth Of Virginia lnay be
brought.
By Mr.. WELCH-To lcgalize n certain
power Of attorney and deed.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures II. Nc
Coy to raise mill dam In Salt Lick Greek
BrHXtOn county.
BY Mfr. BELTZHoOvER-
chapicr 10, acts Of 1867, so as to extend
tho charter oftho Maryland Bridge Com
pany.
By Mr.. STURGIss-TO authorize thu
MOrgdntown Female Seminary to conlel
literary degrees. Another 10 change thu
lines Of NIOrgantOwn school district.
BY Mr.. DEMONSTRATING the value o
certain real estate in WelIs6urg.
The Speaker announced the specla
Committee on the Auditors office (undel
resolution of Mr.. HowAIlD) US follows
Messrs HOWARD, PRICE, HOWE, BAKEI
and NEELEY.
The House then proceeded, in Commit.
tee of the Whole, (Mr. FLICK In the chair,
10 consider the case of G. s. AlcFAdden
Superintendent Of the Penitcntiary.
Mr. Howe offered resolution that Mr.
McFAlden be allowed TO introduce coun
sci on the floor Of the House; but it wns
moi agreed TO-
The rest Of the session was occupied ii
reading the report and testimony, and u,
the usual hour the House adjourned.
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TIE WoRLD ALMANAc.-We arc in
dcbtcd to the publishers of the New York
World for copy of The World Almanac
for 1870 1t is about the best Democratic
publication of the kind we are ncQuaint-
cd with, rivaling the Tribune Almanac
in the fullncas and accuracy Of its inIOr-
,,,,fDU
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BRANCH OFFICE. CLARKSDuRU WEST VI
II. n. POOL, General Agent
CLARESBURG ". W
j. NJ. McWHORTER, Agent
WHEELING. " VI
Agents wanted everywhere in the Stale


REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.
Hon. WIN. +. Stevenson, Governor West w.
" Il. l.. Berkshire, Judges supreme l" T,
I" James II. Brown, Appeal. q Mef H,',sr
J. J. jackson, Jr,, Judge 0G L. > p'''
Court, W. Va. ,,,,,,,
-" u. d. 7. FarnswOrth, President O' ''"'
West Va.
" A. WCmIngGF, member Senate. T., Is
" Jacob IIOrIbrOOk, PrCst. West Va ~
Jacob N. DlChCl, Vice l'rCEt. -. q,
Caleb Il0ggess, Attorney, Clark.hnrE' "
i. White, sheriff Mercer county,
II. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county, .,u,rk
J. n. Camden, President Of First Nn''""''
PaFkCrsbUrg. .tI,st
And tho following members Of the ll"n'e III '''
gates Of West Virginia:
Hon. u. II. Smith, KHnaWhA county
" u. q. Burgess, Wayne
/" James Guthrie. WCtzCl
I" Nathan GOiE. Harrison
/" Joseph TCtCF, Barbour
4" Il. N. IIIll, Marion
" James llcTvCy, BROOK"
" Martin Judy, Grant
Il. Davidson, Taylor
" Henry BTannOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddFldgc
j. 7, IIOWycF, Putnam
j. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln t,psI
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Or the Judges who delivered the opIn'
ion in the Bible case at Cincinnati Tues
nay, Judge storcr is IN Episcopaltan'
Judge IIagans u Methodist, and Judge
Tan u Liberal Unitarian.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.


4 $4,000 $1,000"
~ ROAD.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed Proposals will be received at tho Engl:
ncCr's OIliCG at Charleston, West Virginia, until
u ", March lst, 1870 for tho graduation, mason
rs and the supcrstructurC bridges on the ChesA.
peakG and Ohio X. Il. between tho Falls Of kA-
iIRwha and tho Ohio River, including 1000, 900
cubic yards Of excavation aud 10OO cubic yards
OF masonry.
until u ", March 10th, 1870, for several heavy
sections East Of the White Sulphur Springs-thC
Great Bend tunnel. 6.4O0 feet; Lewis tunnel, $40
feet; Ayc other tunnels from 800 to no feet long
several sections IN rock cutting, and about 10000
cubic yards OF masonry. Prnales and spCcihCa'
tiOns can bO found al the Office Of the company,
81 William street, New York; nt Richmond, Va,
and ut Charleston, West Va, ON aud aiter Janua'
Tho company reserves the right to rCJeCtany or
all the bids offered aud to make private contracts
Information as to time, ETC., will be given at
the letting.
For further information apply to u. d. Whit.
comb, chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, OF 10 ".
a, Kupcr, Pr. Asst Engineer, Charleston ". Va.
c. P. HUNTINGTON,
Prcst Oh. s Ohio Il. X, Co.
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West Liberty Acndcmy.-A SuEgCs-
ton.
10 The ElItr Of The mt4iglgtnorr

TO tho EiiiOT Or lac MhdItgSNefF:
The West Liberty Academy building
was purchased by the State under I'M net
''asscd February 90, 1867, for Il branch Of
the State Normal School, but because no
appropriation was made to meet the en-
GnScS of The proposed school, the Regents
have been unable to establish one, and as
II consequence the building lNs not been
occupied BY tho State since i was pur.
chased inlSG1. Now this building should
be used by the State or else sold and the
money returned to the Treasury. Should
the Legislature decide against carrying
out the original intention Of establishing u
Normal School there, could the building
not bc made available for other purposes,
us for instance, u temporary branch Of the
Hospital for the Insane? In view Of tue
unfinished condition Of the Hospital, and
the consequent want Of room, would ltnot
be well tOcstNblish u branch Of That insti.
tuition ut West Liberty, for the Nccommo-
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JOSEPH WESLEY IARpER, Of the firm
of Harper Brothers, New York, died Mt
his residence in Brooklyn, Monday morn
Ing.
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.VXToMEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-Ihc true csti'
mate Of woman-the happiness Of an honorable
marrEagc-thu fearful Social Evils of the day
the cause and cure. Sent FREQ, In scaled cnvcl'
opOs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
r, philadelphia, Pa. jAn28.d&w
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A VALUABLE lead deposit has been
found near Uniontown, Pa, on the land
Of GEO. W. THOMAS.
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DIED.

MAGEE.-At u ", Tuesday, February 18th,
1870, ELrEABErT. daughter Of Charles and Ellen
Magcc, aged IS years.
The funeral will take place Thursday ut two
o'clock p. NJ, from the residence Of the decCaseds
parents, on Fourth street, above Union Friends
Of the family arc invited TO attend.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
OCounly, city Of Wheeling. to wit: Municipal
Court. February Rules, 1870.
William WletlebusCh

tllluh hAGAGuubGu
r., Yin CIInnCpFy.
Chas. a. Britt aud ThOs. q. Britt.
The object Of this suit IL 10 obtain decree Of
said Court setting aside and annulllng certain
deed made on the sixth day Of january, 1865, by
Charles A. Britt and Janc Britt, hiN wife, to
Thomas q. Britt, parpOrting TO convey tho fol.
lowing described property, that Is to say: All OF
lots and pArts Of lots situate In James II. Baker
addition to the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
SamU M lots numbered six, (6l seven, "a eight, 49,
nine, ~ ten, (t0 eleven, ny twelve, (l2) thirteen,
(l0 and tho North half OF lots numbered i've 81
and fourteen, ~ IN square No. u, and also lots
numbered six, 10y seven, "a eight, % nine, C and
the North hnlf Of lot number i've, (5) In square
No. -, with all tho improvements thereon or
thcrcuntO belonging. Same decd being recorded
Virginia, In Decd book No. b3, folio 80. And
als0 to obtain au order Of sale Of tho above dc.
sCribcGl property for tho payment and discharge
of Judgment lien upon the real estate OF Charles
A. Ilritt, ono Of tho above named defendants,
upon a Judgment recovered In tho Municipal
Court Of Wheeling Oh the 9Th day OF April, lSG9,
In certain action of debt wherein william Vie.
dehllsCh was plaintiff and said Charles A. Britt
was defendant, for the sum Of $4l2 II, With legal
1906. until paid with Ills costs at law. And ap
pcAFing from IN affidavit filed In this cause that
Carries A. Britt Is nonresident Of the State OF
West Virginia. tho said Charles A. Britt IL hereby
required 10 appear within one month AFTER the
fourth weekly publication and due posting OF this
order at the front door Of tho Court House OF
Ohio County, and do what he may doom neceS.
snry to protect his Interest In this suit.
4 Copy Test: ..
TAYLoR s BARR Soils. for Comp.
GrbIT.Tll4W ".
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A WAY WITH SPECTACLES.
AAOld eyes made new, easily, without doctor
or medicines. Sent postpaid OH receipt Of 10
cents, Address DIR. Z. i. FOOTE,
1870 Lexington Ave, n. Y.
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NATURES OWN RELIABLE REM
IN ciy. They are AppIe.Seed like, tasteless and
InodOrOns. Mild, but clf0ctual.
The CALLAHAN GRAINS or SEEDS" are The
great NERvB TOXIC and Apcricnt. They cure
SIck.llcadachc, Constipation, Indigestion, Dill
Iousncss, Irregularities, and general Nerve De-
bility.
Children readily take the new Household Rem
cdy.
Sold In membranous pouches, containing 20 to
so Grains as originally putup.
ron SALE ny
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
nOy8.Gm
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FEBRUARY II, 80.
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

All persons having claims Rgalns. me Min
please present them for settlement, and all W. w
sons knowing themselves indebted, will MI.
call and settle on or before tho lat day Of An
next, " all accounts must DO closed BY that liz
janl7.dGw" d. SCHAMDR| +
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-16
LATEST NEW s
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
pORTT.AND DAILY PRESS.
NEW MANIPsHIRE.

RECEPTION OF HON. JOHN. P. HALE AT DOVER
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Lne.l
DOVER, June 15.-The reception of Hon.
John p. Hale took place to-day and was a
grand ovation. He was received at the depot
amid the ringing of bells and salutes by large
concourse of people, and was escorted to the
balcony of the Kimball House, where an ad-
dress of welcome was delivered by Mayor
Stevens, and Mr.. Hale replied with evident
emotion, congratulating himself upon his re-
turn to his own home and thanking his friends
sincerely for the generous welcome. A pro-
cession, consisting of the Strafford Guards,
Artillery, Sawyer Post of the Grand Army of
the Republic, Hibernians, Fire Companies,
City Government, citizens in carriages, SC.
The Dover and Cocheco Bands furnished the
music. Col. G. Fl. Pierce was Chief Marshal.
The stores and residences and public buildings
were decorated. In the evening, at the City
Hall, Judge G. w. Woodman made welcome
address and Mr.. Hale replied, renewing his
thanks for the demonstration of regard, and
grateful, beyond expression, for the non-parti-
san honor Hand shaking then followed the
welcome. Remarks of the most appropriate
and feeling character were made by Hon. A.
Fl. Cragin, U. S. Senator, Hon. Geo. G.. Fogg,
OF Concord. DIR. P. A. Stackpole, of this city,
prominent Democrat, and Hon. Thomas e.
Sawyer, of this city. Several promident citi-
zens OF both parties occupied seats on the
platform. 1t was most worthy and success
ful ovation to the distinguished son of New
Hampshire. and the city has been thronged
with people. CoCHECo.
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Brighton, Cambridge and Medford Cattle
Markets.
h by International Line.

tSP~S'Ni DifP"eon oy AnterHdtlonal Llnc
BOSTON. Wednesday, June H.
At market this week:-146z Cattle, 1856 sheen and
Lambs 4l5O swine 100 Yeats; last week, 26OS Cal
tIe aSSS sheep g. and Lambs 400 Swine, 1000 veas-
PRIcEs-Beeves-Extra quality S13 80 "a IA co.:
hrs quality s12 % S1s 25; second quality S11 80 a
coarse oxen, bulls. &c, $500 a 1906. s'"N'''
BRIGHTON hides g g 7c; Brighton Tallow g. a &c;
SGanfy S6es t,ns ndss 6 81 5e; Country Ialows q 6c
" fb.; Lamb Skins soc each; Sheared Sheep Skins
25c each. 'AiH'
Working Oxen-we quote extra s275 "a s75; ord,-
nary $3.50 q $3.50; handy Steers $50 % S14O p pair
There M were but few PAIRS in market, and not much
Store Cattle-Witb the excent;or of wor,;n, ov,,,
and Cows there is but Store Cattle brought into
market Most Of the small Cattle that are In iair
condition are sold tor beef
Mich Cows-Extra $85 "a S115; ordinary $50 6D
SeO; store cows s35 a $55 ~ head Most of the Cows
IN IN. marker are OF an ordinary grade. There is but
sale.
Sheep and Lambs-we quote selections and extra
5 to 1Oc " ib. Spring Lambs SIS 10 a Is on % head.
Pigs 10 g l2c p r.; Spring Pigs II q Zoe b.; Fat
10 "a 103c p fb. '0'''
Poultiy-not quoted.
Is; Collins & Marble 10 Cattle and 96 LambsS d
Blinn 6; Pray 19; d II voss 6; G Hammond IA /;
Foss 100 Lambs; Estes 1Os Lambs.
kemarks.-The supply OF Beeves in market this
week was light and the quality DOOR, There were
but few extra Cattle in market, for which there
was a tair demand and prices Tor the hest craze
were better than those of last week; but upon the
poorer quaties there was decline equal to 60 1c
" tb. There were several hundred rexas Cattle. ami
some sold as low as &c P fb., live weight Most OF
the Maine Cattle were sold tor beef.
We quote sales OF Cattle as follows-D H Voss 7
Mich Cows at $50 " head. X d Binn cattle at I3c
H. 36 per cent shr nkage, average weight 1885 lbs;
at l25c W H. 81 per cent shrinkage; pair tor S245
Pray, pair workers, eirth #. for $780, j F
Connor, pair, avera weight 144t lbs at 12lc P H.
dressed weight; at 12c y ib, dressed weight aver
head. Collins & Marble, i2c p fb dressed weight
for 1855 the lot; for $175; 96 tIambs at S5 f2 %
head. Estes. I0S Lambs at S5 12 P head Morrill,
Bros at 123c dressed weight. average weight 1905
TBS; pair girth 1T in, for s235; pa girth it
in lor $i75 pair girth IT II in, for slO5 pail
girh Sin Tor S1G5; pair girth # in, for $i6O
pair girth #, for 500; pair girth II in fol
$i6O; cow Tor $35; 2 COW for S46 . Hammond
cattle at 13c Y ib, dressed weight; pair at 12sc-
d Wight, pair at 12c % ib, dressed weight.