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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

Mohh AGENTS WAITED
EsyssiSs,l 20, Laws o. Bu'ibs'st Oily; LSsaS,
IoI Peunsyivsnia aveaae.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
syattOnal gtpnbIifan
WEDNESDAY, INTERCHANGEABLE .. lso
The CAMPAIGN
THE GALLANT SEVENTH.
Republican Meetingin
the Island Ward.
STRONG, EARNEST ANl RIGHT,
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Ov erwin Ginning Ma
jOrity for Collector
Boswell.
ENTHUSIASM FOR REFORM

ENDORSEMENT A.c. RICHARDS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

yEsTRT ELEOTIoH-DF. A. T. Augusta, y.
q, Revel6, Chris. A, Fleetwood and Frank w
BronAugh are the newly elected members OF
the yeatry Of st. Andrews church. Members
holding over are John T. Cook, ID. NJ. Davis,
Henry Johnson and Solomon Johnson,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

POLIoH HEADQUARTERS, - The major and
sueerintendent OF the Metropolitan police
viii to-day occupy the new headquarters IN
SWAPS building on Louisiana avenue, near
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

joins o. WILSON, Attorney.At.lAw has his
oiiioe At No. 1905 street, between Thirteenth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

TIE ST. AEDREw's SOCIETY and the Burns
Club united propose TO hold a HoeiAble at
Liberty Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 18th
instant Lovers Of the Highland Fling, Scotch
songs and = good time generally will bear
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

REoIsTRATIoH IN rHR THIRD wARD.-The
registry Of the voters Of the Third ward was
continued yesterday, resulting In a total reg
htfAti9n o. tboi OF which sl5 were white, ill
nation papers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

RELIGIoUs,-The Rev, II. Hylaad Garrett,
an eloquent divine, will preach Tonight al
the Flfteenth.atTeet Presbyterian church, at
1850 o'clock. II 10 expected that the discourse
will have some reference to the fifteenth
amendment, and from the we'll known ability
OF the speaker q most Instructive aud enter
tAInlnR aeFmon may be looked for.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

THE Seventh Ward Irlsh Republican Club
met ladt night at Delaney's Hail, corner OF
Four.And.a-hAlf street and Maryland avenue,
but the mass meeting at Island Hall being OF
such absorbing Interest the club adjourned.
aud the members proceeded Ia body to par.
tieipAte In that meatiBg.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

otlAdles and gentlemen, desirous OF giving An
Easter oneringn TO the orphans, have ar.
ranged beries OF tableAux Vivants at Carroll
Hail The nrst exhibition took place on Mon.
day night, and reflected the Highest credit
upon the participants, Particularly notice,
able were " The Artists Studio" >" Cheek.
mated, p Faith and the "giTl OF the PERIOD, -
The audience testified their delight at the rep.
reaentahons by the most enthusiastic an.
PlAuae The ladies aud gentlemen engaged Ia
the tAoleAuN are to be commended for the ex.
Will be repealed to. night, and also on Friday
night, when the Hon. +. Van Trump will de-
liver Mcclure, The entire proceeds OF these
entertainments are to be devoted to the bene-
az OF 81. Joaeph's Male Orphan Asylum. The
costumes used are furnished by Moxley, the
well-known eostumer, who has generously De.
elined receiving pay therefor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

MAsQUERADE.-Ths Greenleaf Club, Of this
evening at Liberty Hall, corner OF seventh
and l. streets, The attendance was large and
the costumes (which were furnished by Mr.. T.
elegant description, Indeed no naked ball has
been held during the season which has been
more richly dressed, nor can We call TO mind
any similar entertainment where there has
been greater variety Of characters assumed.
The affair was highly enjoyed BY all, and not
until late, or rather an early, hour, did the
festivities close,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

1T Will BR SEEN by a notice 10 our Adyer.
tlsing columns that Captain q. y, Hall, the
distinguished Arctic explorer, and the dlsooV-
efer OF tho IemAinl OF the Franklin eKpedi.
ton, Is to deliver lecture 10 the lecture-foom
o. st. Johns church, Georgetown, to aid In
the enlargement Of their Sunday school room,
The Captain will be accompanied BY family
o. native EsquimAuN, and Will fully illustrate
he lecture BY series Of Interesting charts OF
the polar regions.
ithelf to the benevolent public, and a. this Il
probably one Of the last opportunities our
citizens will have Of listening To the interest
our readers will readily avail themSeIyeS OF
this occasion. =
, 1870-12-28
TIE GREAT.
Spring Il Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been reyolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION. NOT
PR0sTRATI0E, Is THE TRUE MED.
ICALPHILOSOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION RITTERs, pre-
pared with pure st, Croix Rum and
Ca1isaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The life-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
date and most encouraging change.
II the appetite has failed, it is quicken
Cd; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect,i becomeseasy and thorough;
if the liver is torpid, it is roused and
regulated; If the nerves are relaxed,
| they are strengthened and restrung;
! il the brain has been haunted by morbid
laucies, they are put to flight, and hope
and cheerfalnessreturn.' In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousuess, constipa'
ton and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible evacuents which were once pre-
sCribed as Spring and Summer medi
cines have utterly lost their prtssiga
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are combined
the elements of a stomachic, an inyig
Grant, mild laxative, nervine, ant
an anti-bilious specific, reigns in thei
stead. Sold bv all Druegista.
, 1870-12-28
Panic III "a Crowded Ctaurch-Fortn-
Nate- l.Ararc from n Scrsou. DI&ns-

From TIE EftiAIuraA chron.el<, nte. -
4 panic occurred, last evening. Arnopg tho
auditors asse emb1ed At the Fitat Chrs.ti1n
Church, at Beaver etreat and Montgomery
avenue. The Sunday School wks giring
concert, assisted by the Allegheny Qaaftefte
Club, ard the auditorium was crowded With
spectators. when smoke was seen iseuiug from
the wa,nscotlpK near one OF tue heaters. Some
in1iscreet indisid1al cried *fire!" and In an
inftant tho entire autionco VIE alarmed. A
1nsh Wts made for the doors, and for time
the most te1dfSing screams were hoard. Ssy-
cIAl lAdies tainted from fright. while others
wept- The c1oHde pushing toward the doors
soon blocksded the aislea, and for some mo-
ttampled to death. i 1unber OF persons
Who had secured seats in the gallery
attempted to mako their war out, but
when they reached the front OF the stairway
they found The door opening into the vesti-
hule hid keeu 1ocked. They were so terrified
that they kicked 1t tho door until the hinges
we're Hoaen. and thus escaped, As they
thought, the terrible dea:h that awaited thnn.
While tie pxnic Was At its height number OF
gentlemen, who had maintained thtir SELF
possession, rushed to the p1see where tho
smoke was Issuing, and sfter tearing on ssv-
eEal foot OF the wAntcottirg. succeeded in
extipguisling the fire With i few buekets OF
w1ter. While this WAS being done, other Geo-
tlemen Eere eudeayoring to quick tho fears Of
the audience, and finally succeeded in clearing
the doors 60 that all passed ont in safety. No
euo was sczieus}y injured, although number
were lIuisea Ly beng crowded xGaiEst the
eeste. Tho Ere which is supposed to hare
becn communicated to the wAinscotiug By the
store or heate1, did but little d1mkge.
, 1870-12-28

Tnpestrr, Brus- Extra surer1ne.. Ills
scIs, N,l7H4l,s MEDIUM sUpcFtue..l. .pI
Extra s-py carpet Fhle ineEMh;. ~
Ing 1.W lltIiNfade Hoo4s.-.. ~
Imperial 5rly do. i -Ae1S Gnlun dnc.-...-.Ss4sa
Fine S-piy do... ..l.5a l
, 1870-12-28
Tile Nasro-ssEyHettnc Explosion at
lhe 1RookAc Tunuefs

FGM fhe 1Tot 1tsHtk, Utt. Fl.
Tho sly cLline maEazine Of George IT, MoE-
1ray. at the 1foosac tunnel, blew up ab.,ut 2
o'clock on Friasy afternoon. Tho mssaziun
contained ,.aO pounds OF etycesine, and was
situatcd ecunc Twenty rods frcu tho m1nufac-
:ory. John v velcher, the Superintendent of
the works, took 4 email h3tsle containing
illuminate Ut mercury fused io the manufas-
tuso OF exr1oders} frfnl the works, saving At
the time that lie would tAko It for fear thAt
eeme one wcu'd Re injured by it, He started
fer tho magazine, and had urtg been gono
shout five minutes when the explosion took
rlscc- lie wss in tho h4hit Ct tskng OFT lis
eoat upon entering the xorks or lnaCaziae,
mud It is tuprosc1 th&: he did so At
this time ana the bo!tls ccntaihipg the
mercury, stirling something. exploded. Ms.
ye'cher Nss about fifty years Of age, and =
,e!r exemplary man. Hp l-aves tllroe clil-
drer-bis wife having been dead serssal
years, Two Of hls chi!!rca zrtiv:l in North
Adams. from New York. On the ?. m. ttain.
Ia spend ChrietmAx With their father How
tu6derly and terribly their j,y h,s been
turucd irto rorEow, Tho chjliren had not
scsn ti,cir father for six y.a1s- Mr. felcae.
had been In tho employ OF 3Ir. MowbrS for I
long tine. and felt perfectly safe when hand
1inG this explosive. The enrface Of the ground
10 afrfHn with fragments Of tho building for
distance OF hfty rods. Nothing 1emains to
show whtro the building Was located.
4 correspondent Of the Press says; "Mr.
TelcheF w1s to a,s married in \ few DAYS to
5oung Indy from Stockbridge. About twenty
t,apn1s Of ii. remlIns h1ye tean gathered ur,
placed in casket. and defos1ted in tie
tctnh."
, 1870-12-28

and gave her evidence with ccolne-s Ind de-
termination went out, ehe said, on the
LAY mentioned, With the intention Of pur-
cbssine few uiecea Of box ede;ng. OF box"
visited : Mr.. Wilson, \ foriss, In Fsul,ceuth
ttreet. Altar seeing several eorts, I took \
few srrigs. which he wrapped up in pa: CT fo-
ms. Lasvirg there ] passed. near MAcy's.
and wtehinE to purchase little toy for ona
o! my grandchildren, ] went in. Seeing tnis
younS reIson. whom thought serF ints1l.
and secing so,n~ pretty iit.io boxes, filtel
with honGcus, l asked her tho ptics,
and rLe replied, stating their coat.
At this TINS I btckc the naoor in
wLlei. the Bpngs Of boz we1o packed, and,
4ecinE = pitos Of niso white papsr on tho
!loor, r'oopel to pick y up, and rasrapped
the evergreen IN it. Holding my muG in one
hsr d. and tying TO huld this rag:ol sleo,
look out my Pockos-book to pa: her Tor the
lontons. when ttie package dlopred !; and,
befcre knew anything about the matter in
ave Of candy: l VAS very indignant. and
askel for Mr.. Macy. Sic took ne 10 ao othse
aud told Eno:her rerEon slo had secu me
tako it cG the counter A:ter this. Mrs.
Phelps stated that, fer this time b.iug. sho
~ar 10 thoroughly taken By errpri.s tha: she
!, mornnt. She was told That, it she did nos
send for st,ne ono sl,o world l,2re - aeon.
I. :2rs a.; aEiccr to IcfIcrsun AnEct, ard that
| II her bail Na, Iot forthcoming ehc wnnld oo
/ iccsed up.
+; Jaagc. Mrs. fhelpe, did sou ta1:e tho sau-
! jy: --.-..,.s,..--
:, s1r.. phelns.- II am in nv right s:nses, I
. veE ssw 1t bur touched it. have Ho a31bt
,i,at this ns.nres Gfosty 5elityet what rl.s las
| rid. bnt it was dcub;!c=s OWN. 10 tia f&llias
af lie package Of srsiss s'1at tho shois n'ia-
!. tskr had sriren-
Judge ponltus said that from lle ev:scEcr
r,cacet1 ief ,rc l,i,o there Was no '!,.ns. th,,
t1r Z a:r.r xre . na1-tAke, hut that in tia dl='
. yoti:iun lie was aLcut 10 n.aku Of tue ca-e b.
wrbed i: to 10 c.eatiy unaarst:o1 tina: it ought
IL, M VA I" r.:l:ct L;.nn tl.a casract:s Of tl;s
~isrets~4- 1taas case in @ich tt" pfln
s:p2t ~i:nee. hcliay1d I'll ler Ele:ale
=a.', AZ her reputation was ler ctait.1, IT,
v-rnil tstbcr, il there should 10 3os', that i
feL spo,4 3trs. Phelps, sFilo could aferu 1t bet
t.r l!.an the otllsrn. In his n,,iniun the wit
ncstes, though mistaken, believed they wer
in the right; but. from the evidence taEeu
cnuYling II With the high character Of Mt!
i, l'helre, End her cl4asitshle ard tsncvoten
tendenries-aud character aaRsys spoko in IA
ruz Ct pc1sou il ceutt-thn only coaclnsio
: La could arrive at WaH full Dismissal of th
ceEo.
Mrs. Phelps, whc vas epIenaioy attirod
7tlrct costume ard we.sins hs.vy fuTA- tho
:ef; tEe court, accompanied ty i1sr friends
, 1870-12-28
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EfkSlSG. uec- ..
ETTTER-The receipts have been con jar 4Ate-
lots no!ders hare beea enabled to Obtain Father
better cfseeS, For low grades the mafEet has not
chalKed perceptihlT, the demand continuing
ANAL, snd pncea ruling weak and tTreRulaf: The
3euoHmE 4te the current Qoot9L DIS: t2o!ee
dairy, as23oc: far to good tub k3d n:kiu4 sa8s5c:
.nit !to: 70 common Crades- io9!sc
EAGG1SG-Aa compared with last Neek ana
the rrevtous one, there are No new textures 70
mention 10 the market for tais lne OF roods. A.
II usuaiy the Gaze ai this Se2sua OF the year. tIa!e
Il 4luEHt&h, and - the 6soek on hAnd Is Ast!e
lAEet lhAn Il destf abe, the!n J: d.spos!'is u 70
eoneede. On fstr orders S3m!naalys no~exe.:
Lewiston 4, &c; Untzro, sskc: American. ssHc:
Aup.kess, s74c: Unton A. nc: Runntea. ~ -ou.
~: 4.no, 39c; hu1ssps, a-ou. a.A9lsAe; wooi
sCiL6iSG aATER1A1s-Tns slezaad Was
MsS,s.n nfss At .nsee he 'saSsseS aaoo: pnS:s; 81
YoIt supe,nue do, p br1, a73sAuc: marble
Dust . hi, naAaso: nms IN uuik. y
hu, 81 %: lime. . b.L f'.7a: cement, Gatka g.
c. I brt, $@E+e2 IS; ccneat, RneTdaes saNka
~: Akron, = brl. s: oA429a: Laaissliie cenens
sx1a1&*3: 3'asseztnT h11f. 9 h. sn9s5cs Netse
sses E. E. s se1s 81 G a.s s'iss; p:, &C. Sf
BRu0I coRy-Frade WIS falr Il range Of
$s2.no{al 90 per tnp. - to Cr1de.
FRAS-ss1es 10 tons =: SIC. % on tEaeE
enenRen auntat1ons-f1 0t.s : pet nu
BOpIS AND SuoEs--we note decline OF q:
Oh wu,K ems goat xud calf batmofeM. The de
Mand during the past week vas l2-Ser shan q
any time since the opening OF the no1sh- We
row quote: :.
, 1870-12-28

s,moss e1aett; like case ofa wealthy LADY,
well dressed. whoso husband il in thriving
ttJlo. she had plenty Of money with her when
dctccted stealing. Again tho law tonk ita in
e1orab'e coures, and the Court not being in
seseiou at the time, she tad to be taken to
the Lookup. Her husband drove 10 from fca-
body and gavo Lall in sl.000, and took Le1
homo. md dsflares biz Willingness TO
sacrifice the $1,000 rather than have
her como into court; but other legal proeeod-
ings have besn t,;ten which will compel her
appearance. Wi!hin . day or two the State
Police haye had exactly The samo kind Of
cssc Of usddlc-sgea, well.dreseed lady, living
In Lowell, atrestcd for shopl.tting with plenty
Of money in hor pocket, and Just after depos-
ling $500 in city bank. Apropos Of this, old
detectives call to mind many cases Of this
kind, among which was that some yeara Ego
wealthy lady Of this city, whose shoplitting
prnptnsitiea were known, and was Awsys
watched closely. The articles which aha took
were noted and charged to her as il ehe had
honestly bought them.
, 1870-12-28

THU NEW FOOD S0URCE.

SEA MOSS FARINE.-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss or Ca1ageen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, healthiest and most delio-
ious food in the wo,ld. As a delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is a
light and delicate food for invalids and
children. It is superior To all kindred
preparations.
This new article Of food has every.
where won golden opinion" Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekee7ars Of
the land generally regard it in the
double LIGHT Of a staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained
even at an extravasant cost from any
other source. For twenty-five cents you
can buy a package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and q
like quantity Of Puddings, Custa1ds,
Creams, Charlotte Russo. &c.
{
RAND SEA MOSS FaRlNE co.
!. 6:3 Park Place. y. +. >.
, 1870-12-28

h.es.ier-, fertign s<-
sTts. ports, {spr-i s,osis, tH.-
e7s ualss<s,, ede ralat-,
, 1870-12-28

bsirg fully 1Hc on nearly al Makes The
trade in ca1petinEs Was light one, but a. tho
etocks are not over large, dallcfa are firm in
their Eiews It our price list: In Groeeri:s An
active day Was psssed, md fe" changes o.
CURED N quu.a.ions; sa;ars Tsss = sha5s sa'3s
advieea from New York and Bals,morr. Tess
ruled dun and easy, and cotfeea and
sy1ups were tttAdy Ut pElcea current on Sat
urtAy hat. The market for drugs and cten:-
ctls was fairly active. Boots And ehoes COO
tinue IN aetlyetnguiry, and, with the exception
Of reduction Of 2sc oE Eomsn's goat aud
calf halmotals, prices remaia abou! the aa.ne
n Inst noted. Metals and tiuners' stock and
iron were moderately active 1t previous
prices. Nails were in 5ather light demand,
ana few holders waro affecting sales upon
the bA&iaof @I12}}srates- There waaa moder.
ate movement IN lumber, and, Tor common
bat steady. ssed4 we're dull, With salos Of
iinoth, at IS 3o@ss5; clover =, ~ a'
Other varieties wsra neglected.
There ~ss about the usual inquiry for choice
butter 10 supply local waute, aaa ver5 fall
p1ices were bang realized, but aside from this
The market was inactive and weak. Begging
was in limited demand At previous rates. S:a1k
being he1d 1t Sic, Lewiston 1t S5c. and AuaaEi-
. can It 1870 Tha ooalltrads continues acsi;e.
and the Mice Of L.ckax1aA Tas advanced o9c
per ton, or to $1,000; other descriptions we're
frm at 60 50 for Erie and Talnu: Hill, 2na
IS oota5 50 for Illinois. Frcsh eggs we're 10 da.
mand 1t 28630c, and preserved 1t 1StG2ac
Green and dried fruits we're in fait request.
aud the general market waa firm. Peeled
peaches sdyanced to 20@24c. Oils we're in
moderate demand only, and values were the
Ion. :5c: raw hueeed, 95c; and boi'el do
ElGD. There Was I fair demand for shipping
, 1870-12-28


ciiEESE-Da1ines.h hns beeu sluggish through !
cut tie past weef. the tx'temc cod weather pre-.
venting az adas 1,te @ t1aaSinx las
Without Qnosable change. though fer Common
grades the feeling Is lot pa1::1!a1ly nsm. We IT.
pest cur l!st, as folloEs: Veg folk faE.e0. l5E
cnAL-The psst week has been ore Of greas
activ,.y II 1n,s department Of = t'ads and Is - .ne
rce,. tle demand nos:y - enthsactte. prices
kayc ccraneed ooc PER ton for Lackaw2nna, or
to 9ess &c ioassT :a g. 1s n
5sss* 5slss .i5 5tsts9 a: ':IIR
% iii, ss;e; neci,ng SaIey. ssoS: ii!nois. ssoas
cOFFEE-Bu.tness IN this department during
ss .s xe1k ~ r., eoa % e spa r.
Foften,ng IN the prices Of Rtt no changes Of tn
ro.,alce ere made. w quote: Aosna. S49s3e:
t7lai:Hc: coHn.os RIO, !S!ls,ae; good to prime.
ettss,tc: prime to choice, s!Etssfe; Lasua5fs,
Et>n.ES-ae demand WIS fair, and quosa-
tinba xese steady as ioor-s: S41ilne, .2Ec:
s:eLitot, l:Aa4t.1s:; ScE2eiaeis Star, 13.st3lsc;
cGoeT,KxGE~.The:e was rooe utmsud for
cncraract and prices w"re nomtually Unchanged
Ssfs ITO lasd uesces al S.s1: 5s3 PORK barfcls at
.2a1: lco Hh!stcy bss1tis at s4.eo; lrp dsat
Er.sscy oa:7els, 1:on-aca-h. o13e n
t Wh:sEey ha1rt-k, H1cd.eoucd.. t.3a A2cH
Th5k hasstS. -.-..... q
F:.ns @ Ssfrs,., fiii nco,:s 4ta ss
DRESSED iioGs.sa!es By average were: 81
AZ 4al is, Gg " SO ns, Is 100 u: III AZ $50
-, & av SIC rs Hsst ~ 20 rs. At *7.o.; g
sse E'a At &s.tA All roncd-13 tairts, and 4e in
1s!f' rG: 4 HS IL % IL a>
| sera.tmrnt Was faa!y Acu1e Ut the an-ex-.i
, 1870-12-28

PACIFIC NAIL sTElHSHIP C01PAS1S
Through Line to California and chla1.
rArrES GREATLY REDCnED.

Stexmcrs Ietve pler No u North Rsvet fot Of CzRA
1t i osk ncou. 60 The t.h md sosh. except when
J.nuau %,9GEAT % 2uKES. pcapt. Conner. co.,
One hundted poEndBot baeksss alowrd frec to each
adu!t pa.rensrf. Medicine md attendance IRE ,.s
eonneets II PsnatA With steamer for sorth Paeths
rot1s: 4th ard 18th. tor Central Ane:ieHu ports asd
FOR CHINA AND 14FANs
Steamer AMERICA. teavtuf Feh. fs;i ,,-.,,, ~.
fak freight md rt&sakn Tickets. And Al tH119cs Il
foss1aiior, Appay II The oect % ths whAH seos q
Cag,hst- heE Yotk u. BAhf Ax:as,. -. os saissas,
m. 0hicSea 81 4 WAREAOH. kxsat.
, 1870-12-28

nEEF cATTLEGTns re:.spts ye.tef,.aY aud TO-
dss. 4s viii 1,e ttta. wcre yejJ ieat-asgrtE :tn;
eu!r $50 head, against 4. 81 for the ZANE rerlot
last week, and :, ,ssS weck before last. Nsi thts
!unbs, eeprse &c s1gp tns a, IT,, a. IT,
the psqs and 1t a'sa1s.h : rstsss;' M, sn,
over from Saturday last esc.itd the sup
riy 10 liberal rropoTuens: and entc:nAIy
pfIyenicd The advance whIch alhF rwtse ntSas
easily have teen tston!is"eh. The frsso receipts
-M. heatl-were plcksn up "slarpr at strong
rriceE, but the siaic c1cf*12s we're III p ,sel ut
not x1tuont a good deal Ut "bat9.ing," ev'eo At
the low pttc&s pIeyalens on the et3slnG slaya OF
la*t xceE. Among ro-lay3 arrivals were sNEls
very ia,r cattle; i'u: thty wrre lie execlti,n.
n.taet. lots ptetto,utaatiug: Sales t:ansptIed VI
x2totxa - for InScslor, such as eeEi~nv helers.
p1or cows, st1gf, bulls, and I'D oxen: Dt43 -
lar gip'Mon to falF cnvk scallawsg sIeer., n III
thin Texas cattle: f4oe;ai.ia for pcot tn cnotcc
/ cows ard common stteFs, sta Ut S,o '9a.'a tor
ctnmon.!o prime sEtppIlg sleers.
CL03tS9 rR:cKS
!! Choice Beevrs-FIne, lat, wel-for1e.l,
am 5year old steers, and averaging
1900 TO 1,+0J hs............-... $ksts III
J prtae B.eyrs--Gcd, weltfsi:t.', nney
| formed steers. averaging 10 10 !, 500
! rs,r i:; G,at;s-fa!r s,.:rs ID iii f:sa; s1''
AZ ascfasnr i,1oS n i.s'o is............ se. ::
! Medium C1A,s-Metium s;e.rs aId S..
| gpod rnws fer city slaughter, avcEas-
trR 800 to $50 rs. Ssf4+-ss q
! S:ock Cutt1e-I0mm1n cure 10 deceut
ntsh, aTerag,ng ieo to i,'eo f,s...,. s,s*aas.s:
! Ihterlas-L*ght and thin cons ind
| Etteis........ .s.-..-........... -%l9ap
, 1870-12-28

Ii0GS-The receipts Of 1ive hrrs for the WerE
mp to Ibis estnipE have be 1o.hs5, A9aiust H. 9s
for the same period last week, H., q week hefore
last, and a,4i9 for the corresponding period IN
1862. The supply on sale to-daJ was 6,ass bad
tufply alh Gtsacr Inadequate. and, as a couse-
4uentt, the market VAS much excited. Taese
Hss l1be1aI attends et OF ouye's- and dn'tn4
1hc forenoon The competition Was 80 so'sfted tnas
sellers experienced no dttnculs5 ia "a
advance 1T stlsnc On Satin dsJ's prizes. Sa1es
msktrg al sete@ $50 for eoum"n to ezra After
.liIIef, acw.ver, q qnle.et feeling Vas dexsi- @
pisced hogs they waated, aal r%cse's.
100, ste11et ssft G+d With The foreDocns achfese-
reuts, End commenced w1tnt9. . ew1ux. aNi b-f3te
the clnsc 15a &C Of the advance hsh ben last,
The natkct c'ns11 wax nt + t2c.1a. The hogs
were about all cl- ee ont. the-e being Cener u
dt fire to Ecaltxe ~ ite coobdepce u felt ID inc
nclEaueucG OF these F:tces- Ts1cirarE nnt!nc
The sdEanet Ecfc sert ic every diEecttnr- anh II
the supply Of hogs reee!ysd within III. next stn
dsss Is nit sptsicscnf 10 csuse cozup:=ls carap'e
uf tre market, the faux will Eot rrst With 62er1 l.
tost n, the y7fls. The bu:k OF the s,ss p Ih1$ael
h law wt.e made slusirg the forenoon. fhc h.za-
EFT reported sA!e Was 50 head, Hveras1Eg $50 s. Al
$6s5-by 7. Sunderfard