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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
ArnruER ExrEprrIor TO IN,

Another EXPEDITION TO THs
NORTH POLE.-Dr. G. +. Hall, the
Arctic explorer, is resolved upon an
other expedition 70 the Arc ic regions,
and his plsn, as stated by himself, IL
to have two small vessels of about ij0
tons cach-One a steamer, sailing rig
ged--the other a sailing vessel, each
manned by twelve men. confident
ly believe shall be able to reach the
North Pole and return in three Years I;
but should find that it would require
one or two additional years 10 COM
plete the object of the voyage and trs-
vel, | will continue that times The
whole civilized world is deeply inter-
ested iTs the subject OF geographical
discovery tO the North Pole, aud real
IN from time To time been trying 10
reach that point for over three eentu-
ries. | truly believe that ii Congress
the and government will aid me ia the
small expedition required land am
about 10 90 TO Washington to try for
this aid the stars and stripes Of my
country will soon have the good for
tune and honorof discovering and pos
sessing = new world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

4 Cdr2d Nslr Nouel -" Red as
Rose is She" new novel by the u
thor Of " Cometh Up as a Flower
Is very vivid and charming love
story. m which the characters ar
drawn with unEtfal vigor, and the in
cidents have probability and fresh
ness. "Cometh Up as Flower"
and " Not Wisely. but too Well"
the preceding novels by the same au-
thor, attracted no little attention on
account of their spirited character
sketching; they exhibited, indeed, il
this particular a really striking pow
CT. RED as Rose " has the same
quality. A better drawn heroine, o.
one more truly full of delicious hu-
man nature, no recent fiction has sup
piled. The Interest of the story is
most absorbing, and, altogether, it j,
the freshest and most readable book
Of the season. Published by ID. Ap-
pleton & c., New York, who viii
mail copy to any address, postpaid,
on receipt Of sixty cents or the rec
books by the same author, for SI.O0.
Felc Eclei'c is full of good things
and still exh bits that rare faculty OF
cullihg wisely the whole range of
american literature. Turnbull, Muir
dock & Co. BALTIC. 81 per annum.
Good HslltS, By Alexander Moore,
Boston, is again on our table after an
absence of two months. We have
rarely seen anything in print which
We can more heartily and entirely
recommend to the public. 1t is full
Of knowledge and instruction. 81
per annum.
Godys Ladys POot has failed to
appear for March. We miss it-whO
would not?
Southern CHliirator, Athens, Ga,
IS, for our readers west and south OF
this point, an invaluable agricultural
periodical. We know of nothing OF
rs kind which surpasses it. -.
Little Corporsd, Chicago, ILL.,, makes
its way regularly to our office and we
commend it to the little ones. 81.
Messrs. d.. LOthrep & Co., of Bos-
ton. send US a package of six beauti-
sui Juvenile volumes, entitled Teach
eTs Gin Books) Of IL mo. size, neat
ly done up in paper covers, and con-
tAiniag about so pages each. The
stories are sensible. high-toned, full oi
life and zest, and teach noble lessons
such. as the little people will be likel!
10 learn, remember and profit by
They are fitting presents froma a teach
er ora parent, and the books ar,
cheap as well as good. They can b
o5tained Of the pablishers, by mail
post paid. for 40 cents per package
Peters Music,ui MoRthiy.-This eX
ccllent periodical is ON our table afte
a long absence. Tue present nam
ber-is full of new music and beside
has that finest thing Of its kind in al
the world the "Te DeuR."
Farmers gazette, Richmond, 81
This monthly. while il IS the cheapes
on our list, is very select in its read
ing matter. Of which the presen
number has 80 pages. II is a gem
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
EGG OIL.

A favorite remedy in Southern Rus
sia for curing cuts, bruises, etc, con-
sists In applying what Is called egg
oil, prepared by boiling the eggs hard,
and then taking the yolks and crush
ing them, placing them over a fire,
and stirring them carefully until the
whole substance is on the point Of tax
ing lire. When the vessel il removed,
the oil which has separated Is TO be
poured of. Nearly two tea-spoonfuls
of oil are obtained from a single egg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
The Suyijr.tn CouI,ty 10,ro,.

MEssRs. EDITORS For the encour-
ageInent Of Mr.. y. II. Bullock's friends
In every part OF the county drop you
line. There h no doubt connected
with his success. He will 90 to
Dlountville with at least Six httndred
majority. He is unable 70 nlaite 4 sup
port by manual labor and Is deserving
the sympathics OF the people. He Is
the man for the people, poor and hon
est, with that marked simplicity OF
manners and kindness Of heart that
draws about hiln aEost Of the warmest
friends. 4 VOTER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
VIRGINIA.
A MESSAGE FROM THE GOV
NOR ON THE STATE FL
NANCES.


RIcMoxD. March SIN the Legisla-
ture, to-day, n message was received
from the Governor on the subject OF
the finances. In IL he shows that the
debt of the state Is s45.S73OQO. This
debt, he THINKS, can he reduced by
selling our the interest of the state in
railroads, which would bring 10 the
Treasury over ten millions OF dollars.
The Governor recommends the fund
ing OF all the Liabilities OF the State.
except the foreign debt, aud the issue
OF new bonds tn Fun from ten 10 thir-
IL years, with the interest payable
senii-annually in New York that tax
alton should be 50 levied that the !u-
terest on this funded debt should be
paid with unVarying regularity. Re
lcrring 10 the proposition for the relief
from debt, the Governor says:
The 4th section OF article IL OF the
constitution prohibits the General AS
sembly " from passing any law stay
ing the collection OF debts, commonly
known as stay laws" Under any or
binary circumstances, this would be
accepted sus a just and wholesome pr =
vision. stay laws are wrong IN prin-
cipic, and have not proved generally
beneficial IN practice. The dangeEs
70 the credit OF people, and other
evils engendercd by such laws, usually
far Outweigh tie temporary good
which they are designed u accOm-
plish, / Doubt IL the people Of this
commonwealth to-day, a. general
rule, have been benehltcd BY the stay
laws heretofore in force. While the
terrible condition in whish she iatg
war left cur people afforded ample jus
tificatiOn for extraordinary Il ltglslat.on
OF even doubtful constimuonality,
nevertheless such legislation as would
have compelled an equitable compro-
mise Of the existing debts between
debtor and crrditor would have accom-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

NEW RIVER RAILROAD.-This line
has been chartered by the West Viz
ginia Legislature. It starts from the
mouth OF Greenbrier River on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and fol-
lows the right bank 10 the Narrows---
Thence on the LETT, through Giles 10 q
point on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, near Cent-al Depot. its great
value will be as short connecting link
between Southwest Virginia and the
West. Ii will bring the Red Sulphur
Springs and the counties Of Monroe,
Mercer, and Giles into close communi-
cation with the vprlf Ho5roe Cola9-
" R.Ti-'~r
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

Warming. The store house of
Messrs. Hudson & st. Clair. at Wythe-
vile, came very near being destroyed
by fire few days ago, from the igni-
on of matches by the gnavi ingof mice
Always insure, either in the Phoenix
or the Southern Mutual; both OF
which are represented at the Ne'cs
nff.a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
Fstillvi1lo "a Nfnrch : 1s-n

Estillville Va. March :, 1870.
The following is n list Of marriage
license issued by the clerk Of Sc oft
County for tao weeks ending March
1870, viz:
February 2l, ls7O, Ezekiel Caymon
and Mary l.. Cram.
February 3, lS7O, James d. Blevins
and Susannah Casteel.
February "a, 1870, Ezekiel K. Hor-
row and Midie Wilhelm.
March 2, ls7T, Peter Hacker and
Martha White.
Mareh ., lsTO, Gabriel p. Rogers and
Mary T.. Ingle.
Yours, &, S. Fl. MORRISON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
DETERMINATION OF AGE OF
OLD HORSES.

4 French author, re 'erring to the as
serted fact that after "A horse is eight
wears old il II difficult 10 determine it,
age by its teeth, announces that at this
period in the horse, life a fold or
wrinkle becomes visible in the upper
eyelid, and that new fold forms with
each succeeding year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

Maynard, Stokes & 60. have asked
Of the President radical bread and he
has flung them the follosing stone:
The President and Secretary of
War had a consultation to-day on the
Tennessee troubles, and it vas deci-
ded to send regiment Of troops to
be stationed in various parts Of the
State to assist the United States mar
shals in carrying out the United States
lass. These troJps will b. sent at
once, "a more will be order,d there
If necesss WuSk. Ttlcru-ftI : llth.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

DEATH or \ MEMBER or COEGEEss
The Hon .rJchn W. Leftwick, mem4
Der Of Congress from the Memphis
TENNESSEE district, died al the Nor
veil House, in this city, on Sunday
night last, after a severe illness. The
deceased was a native Of Bedford coun-
", and at the time Of his death was
about forty-four years Of age.-L5DleA-
bltrg Nes1s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
BULLS
Cedron Bitters.
AUTHENTIC Observation-Disclosures
HEARD FROM.

rEErIxoSIILs o. MEDICAL Me-.
sTuNr PcNT, wHIrE Co., Ark,
Nay 80, 1850.
pE. JouS DuLL-Dear sir; Last Fehruars
I was in Lonisville purchasing drugs, ana
I got some Of your saTsaparilla and CsdTon
Bittcrs,
Nv son-in-law, who was rith me in tn
store house had heen down With RI suuaiisn
for sauis tine commenced on the bittcTs, anc
sooa founi his general health improved.
Dr.. Gi4t, va has heen In bad health
trfei them, and he also improved.
Dr. Coffee Who has been in bad health foi
several years-st0mlch aud liver affected
iaproved very much b. the use Of your Bit
ters. Indeed the Csirou Bit;ers has givei
YOU great popularity in this settlement.
think I oonll az a create quantity Of YOU
medicines this iali--esl oci- y your Ccdf0l
Bitters aai SarsaFailla. Ship me via Mem
uiis care OF RAktt s Nesly.
Ess Festiuily, B. WALEEE.
Prepared and sold hy DR.. JOHS BULL at
his Lsl,ratory, Fiish 81 Louisville Ky.
TEsaiE ~ rf'oyv1frr crRsHTRt N 1
arurEs nNr.t-i,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT SALEy.-
Rev. Edward ii. Ingle, pastor OF the
Episc copal churches AZ Salem and Big
Lick. In Roanoke county, has recent
ly returned from New York, IN which
city he succeeded in collecting 81 200
N behalf OF tho new church lately
erected In salem. This aid, 50 time y
given, will he % great hcueit 70 the
chafch In qilc~fl9r. = Ei-Anfona hE-
mairrr+
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

F.BTiAL Law. w.-HO den has issued
-" laniation declaring the county
thaunnanee In state Of Insured Ton,
h.. will quarter his negro militia up
Il Is GOOD people. His prcteXt for
lhi, il, that the Ku-kluX age perpetrsi-
ng Outrages In that quart, :. .-Rfch.
EHTsircr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

ESOs HoPKISs was rejected by the
Senate as p. NJ. of Nashville at the
earnest request of Senator Fowler
and despite tie earnest advocacy Of
Rrour low
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
Fer the Bristol Views.
IN MEMORIAW.

~, Z. Gis.tra di,d In Bristol. Tern, s.t.rIsy
n,siinG, Fsb fe, 1870.
Slshi =ansd. And d.sth did nearer haste to oas
upon sh. rivers ,sryo-ysa. the dssP, dart
Eivsr. J0rdas's billovy tood ruif-d ioud
ID ssar. Ths soaring spirit chained TO sarth
Ihs sixht ds-- FROM ks trailing pinians shook,
its bcndag4 eroks. and With a sH,iis passed DER
A bright vistoa saaght, resplvnjsnt rays
bat strsanea iron JesNs' crown. nud eager shf
The shsrd. of hsrp ard late
Huikiiifsi aaE,rs sv.pt ar. silsni-.tIu
2 e ma dsns wisn her voice Instructed veil,
H.r n0ses q melody no mere viii hsar-
shs'' iotnsd On hiEh the angel choir that sings
TSs ss.ior's uerds.
Taa IL. rsss!rsstion and the hfs.''
. iOvsa-to hia sas slanG. he took he siius
ron dsAth-tA. Erass % vistory lie robbed
Iarih has a Gsntls angel lssa-Issvsn
A sailing ssr@ph nsr'
n. larsd. her sorss sas slowly borne AID th.r,
Bsnsah the fadslsss rrsaihs, hsr hand hai tufn'd
W. looked % Der osr last. bsssh speak. to al.
Ia. Sacred vSrds Of Holy Writ, 90 dear
7. Christina hsArts. TIA yauthiuI prsssh.r told,
an the rrsurreeiisr and the lifs,'t
and SOLEMN a4mo1iti~n gave To all.
" This fsrz Ss szid, " is dssd-the spirit lives
4 n.s-sgs, christian Z l. Bds, to yog'I ar
'. siilI a.. her, b. eau,s the Masters usrk
To yos sliOtod y not finished yst.
D. - not faint weary Work - nay,
G.d york - mdTt, sf Hsavsn'. iaspsr wals
4 will not see. sinuers, the warning
70 vou. Bslisvs In Christ thai - may I've.
Aaurnors, for wounded hearts there IL a b4la--
our grief Of riShteousnsss the fruts nay yislI."
Cod blSss the husband. % his vifs bsrsft;
Ths brother, noursing Ger ndsrsd tie
III. Sisters uailinE Meath the ehast' ninE stroke
A Taihsr's had In Loving pity gave,
And who will needed grace and strength ssppiy.
our Dain 10 bear, - uiil In HIN trast.
Hor marmar At uis Sii-
HIassSsrTa.
Bristol, Team.
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Dental.
\ JOHN KEYS, ND. D. D. q

A GRADUATE in both Medieins and
N Dentistry. bgt who devotes his time eH
:lusivvly to Dentistry. viii be found at h's
Office. next door to EHsor's Drug store. AZ
all time. except when professionally absent:
lie will visit Blouniville on Monday Of
each Court week. lie viii also DO AZ james
vile. Lee county, at the Circuit Csart.
Augl< l<-u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
sritmtiGr.

ARSENIC IN MENTAL DIS
EASES.
1t Is asserted that arsenious acid, or
the common arsenic of commerce,
when properly administered, has a
marked effect upon cases % mental dc
rangement, and one author even esti-
mates that about sixy-six per cent. of
all cases may be cured by this agent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
Medical.

DIR. VIM. N. VANCE,
I ATE Of k'nuPort. resides IN Bristol -
IL lie will atteni TO professional eau
rom town and country.
OFFICE, in Kings Bloek-drst door 90
he right---up stairs aug lt- "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
TIE EAfhlb61tN tOtSE.
LYNLHBURG. VI,

I'M NEW HANDS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

Fsc'or' -On Cana. tslos.DsAas rsaof- -yr
OFFER t. iAsir friends sud The pahi 81
W. ~ ard vrrisd sss.F'menf nf Re1
and F4shi4nablr rRNf1URE, sf Ihr lat.
siyles and approved Paitsrnss vhish sAsy
silI sen ~ sholssiie or retail, % shssp -
.nv m.ruf.e' nfer, H,rth or Sau,h.
~ seInn re'siisd ~ sAsis-ss'- s~'"s
NJ Al Go.ds kWarsaaisd 80 rsErsssR
a. ny l.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01
The Whittemore Club.
Written for The Democrat.
NUMBER TWENTY.

Mn. EDlroR Your reporter is this
week under the necessity Of reciting a
few of the troubles incident to the pcrsc.
verance Of loyalty under difficulties. As
I stated in my report of last week, Mr.
Digot refused to allow any further meet.
ings of the Club in his shop; and al.
though the whole town had been secured,
not place could be obtained for meet
ing room. All this trouble might have
been avoided had tho members been en-.
.iro strangers to each other; but every
one knew the others little pcculinrities,
and hence their refusal TO allow their
premises 10 DO used as a Club-room.
At mn outdoor meeting ct the corner Of
the big brick, Mr.. Mexico was sent over
the river to see if thore was an empty
brick-kiln in which The Club could hold
their deliberations; but that worthy gen.
tlcman soon returned, bringing the tidings
that as soon as he had heard tho sugges'
ton, Dr.. Wales had armed and equipped
his whole force, declaring that the bricks
should be preserved ut all hazards.
This being tue last resort, the members
Of the Club were in despair; when MIR
Barker said that bis office at Janelcwvill'
was at their service.
DR.. LENGTHY hero stated that be hat
no particular ill-fecling against Mr.. Bar
ker, nor his office in Janelewville; bu
that he, for one, should not entertain tn
proposition for moment. The reputation
Of the members had suffered enough oil
ready--without further degrading them
selves.
Mr.. BARKER replied that he was jus
as good us bis Esculapian friene, or an
other pcddlcr Of pills and pukcs.
1. Mr.. D. 9. LuRR here proposed that tn
meeting ndjourn 20 Stone Cool bridge
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01
Commissioners Office, circuit I
81 court Lewis county, ". Va. !
David Hall, plaintiff

Commissioners office, circuit
court Lewis county, ", Va.
David Hall, plaintiff
VS..
Samuel B. Smith, Admins.
traitor of Oliver @. Forinash
and others, defendants. W..
The parties in the above named cause
will take notice that I have fixed upon the
9Th day of September, 1870, at my Office
in the town Of Weston, West Virginia. to
execute an order of reference made in the
above named cause at . special term Of
the circuit court Of Lewis county. West
Virginia, held July IS, 1870, recommit-
ting to me said cause, by which l am
required:
list. To ascertain aud report all debts
or demands against said deccden., or his
estate, together with their priorities.
I'd. To ascertain the lands Of which said
Forinash was tho owner at his death.
| Sd. To settle the accounts Of Samuel B.
Smith as administrator Of the said deco
dent, together With such other matters as
be may deem pertinent or may be re-
quircd by either ofthe parties. At which
time and place all persons interested are
required to attend. II from any cause the
execution Of said report be not commenced
on that day, or DO commenced and net
completed, the Same will DO continued
from day to-day until completed.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of
July, 1870. WV. L. DuSNINGroN,
augl.4t - Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01
Commissioners oilice, eir:uit
court of Lewis county, VIVA, !
Morgan A. Durncll, plaintiff.

NJ. B. Pugh's heirs, personal
representatives, &c, defendants,
The parties in the uboye-named cause
will take notice that / have fixed upon The
9th day Of September, 1870, at my Office
in the town of Weston, Lewis county. to ex-
ecute an order of reference made in tho
above-named cause at special term Of tho
circuit court of Lewis county, Vest Vir-
ginia, held on the 11ih day of July,
1870, by which order MN required.
1st. 70 settle and state the accounts Of
A, c. Hale as administrator of Madison
b, Pugh, deceased.
2nd. To ascertain and report all debts
and demands against said dccedent or his
estate
9rd. What real estate said Pugh own
cd at his death /; and, 4th, what liens e1-
list against such real estate. with the
amounts and priorities thereof. At which
time and place all persons interested are
required to attend. If from any cause
the execution Of said report be not COM
mencrd, or be commenced and not COM
pletcd on that day, the same will be con-
tinued from day TO day until completed,
Given under my hand, this 25th day
Of July, 1870. w. L. DuNsINGroN.
aug ii. Commissioner;
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01

NEWSPAPER LAw.-Postmastcrs are REQUIRED
10 give advice by letter when subscriber does
NOT take his paper from the Office and give the
reason for it ct being tnkcn. Ncglec,ing 10 do
so, makes the Postmaster responsible 10 the
publisher for payment.
"Any person who takes the paper regularly
from tue Post-oiice, whether he has subscribed
or not, is responsible for the payment Of the
subscription.
"Any one ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue 10 send it until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether II is
taken from the Office or not.
"The Courts'have decided That refusing to
sakea newspaper or periodical from the Post
Office, or removing and leaving them uncallcd
for, is prima facie evidence Of intentional
fraud.n -V
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01
Commissioners Office. circuit
court Lewis county. ". Va

court Lewis county, w. va
John Hurley, plaintiff,
y. vs.. In chancery
Michael Nihen's administrator
and heirs, defendants.
The parties in the above-named cause
will take notice that / have fixed upon
the 9th day Of September, 1870. at my
Office in tho town of Weston, Lewis
county, West Virginia, to execute the
order Of reference made in tue above
named cause, OF q special term Of tho cir
cult court Of Lewis county, held July IS.
1870, recommitting said cause to me, by
which am required
LIST. To settle tho administration ac-
counts Of A. @. Hale, as administrator Of
said decedent, Michael Nihen.
2. To ascertain and report all debts
and demands against said Michael Nihen
or his estate, with their priorities, and
whether the personal assets in the hands
Of the administrator arc sufficient to sat
iafy the same.
Ord. To report the lands owned by said
Michael Niheu at the time Of biz death.
4th. To warn all persons having de-
nands against the said decedcnt to come
forward and prove tho same, on pain OF boz
ing excluded from participation in the as
sets Of the estate Of said decedent. The
taking Of these accounts will be continued
from day to day until completed.
Given under my hand, this 25th day
Of July, 1870. w. L. DusSisaros,
aug LAT ~ Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01

Communicated.
Mr.. EDIroR:-I am told that Dir.
Ross, tho radical candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court, speaks of the number
OF Democratic votes which he will get
and expresses himself as if he were sure
Of election. How is this? Can it be that
auy Democrat in this county will vote for
a man who more than all others is in
fault? ! trust not. No more bitter par
tisan than Mr.. Ross ever occupied the
position Of Registrar; and as you say Of
lIinzman, he did his work "to tho entire
satisfaction Of his suPeriors." None but
traitors in our camp Give have any such)
will vote for man who has disfranchised
more men than Jim Crawloy himself.
BArrELLE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01
Baltimore Cattle Markets.

BALTINoRE, July 2S.
BEEF ATTLE-Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Best Bceycs at 8 0Oa
S25; generally rated first quality att 90
al Is; medium or good fair quality 6 Is
al 90; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows O0a6 %; inferior and lowest
grades of Cattle 4 25a5 Oo-agcucral av-
eragc Of the market to-day s IS extreme
range Of prices 4 5OaS rs. Most Of the
sales were from 6 5Oa7 90 per 100
pounds. OF the receipts, 2ls head came
from Ohio, 7s1 from West Virginia.
347 from Virginia. 1871 from Maryland,
and II from Pennsylvania. Of the Of.
ferings sGS head were taken by Baltimore
butchers. 1O7 sold to spectators for
Eastern markets, III head to country
dealers, and Is to country butchers.
Total sales for the week, 1857 head.