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LATEST HEws.
THE PROGRESS OF TEE wAs.

i - THE OF THE WAB.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 3.-The Tr7buneHs cor
respondent at GarihaldPs Headquarters says
the Prussfans attacked Antun with In.
were repulsed with great loss. The Prus.
SLAMS then shelled the. city.
The fighting on the Both was attended BY
no fresh movement. 5. i. -.:lis =.
TIE RHA CONFEDERATION. "
BERLIN, Dec. 3.-The treaty admitting
Bavaria to the North German Confedera.
ton has been ratified. The Bayarian Diet
will act on the treaty onithe 10th instant.
French sortie at Paris. The report says
the "bayonet charges Of. the French were
very brilliant" &c. ~ - 90
GORE ABOUT n soRT1E. = =
New YORK, Dec. "a Herald special
from Versailles yesterday says the fighting
on the Both ultimo was NOT followed by any
fresh movement. Yesterday and to-day
heavy firing was heard: in the directionso OF
Chareton. ,a ana - -
The Times's correspondent telegraphs
from Etampes yesterday that so, 600 French
troops attacked the force outside of Paris.
They were resisted by the Twelfth corps,
composed of Saxons and Wurtemburgers.
The French ultimately retired.
A;sWorLd telegram says three or four days
must elapss before the present movement
is complete, but that every moment brings
the army of the Loire nearer to Paris.
-Four Prussian guns were captured during
the. fighting of the Both. - :
ENaLAND =
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The recent capture of
American vessels has added to the compli-
cations Of the Alabama question. Thos.
hughes, member of Parliament from Som
erSetshire, said this in q speech.
ITALY. .u
FLORENCE, Dec. 3.-Signor Torriano has
been appointed President Of the italian
Senate. r..
THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch from Wen
ma ON the 1st states that Turkey, Italy; Eng
land, Prussia, and Austria, accept the pro-
posal for q conference. -, .-
MISCELLANY OF FOREIGN NEWS 81:
The Paris authorities have ordered that
no movements of the French armies be
published. :.
1t is still insisted upon by the French
that Durcot's sortie from Paris was success
full.
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DEFY 60os,s
DuoKNAILa RoUss,
-, SNo. 1913 sArN srREET.
Il OPPOSITE POST. OFFICE.
Z BARGAINSi sBARGAINsf gARGAyNs,
THIS DAY FROM
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Beautiful B rovyn veIyeteers, Black velveteens;
Black and Brown Poplfns, Empress Cloths
HANDSOME Black Crepe Cloths and Mertnos;
lark Gray Rrench Popltns, new and beautiful
Hands ONE All Wool Piaids, very cheap;
Plaid and Plain Poplins, in various cclors;
French Nerinos, a1 cGlors, Soc. to 81 per yard :.
Empress Cloths, Mohai:s, and Surges, in all
/. colors: sf> EGa
A full assortment of the best brand OF Black
Pure a' BBlscs Mohatr Lustrs ;
Turkish Mohaire, black and richas silk;
Afull assortment or Plaid and flain Opera F1an-
Some Ysry rich and bseaau.irai Opera c1oaks of
& White stracan, and Cloth very cheap;
Iadiest White Furs, Ladies' Brown Furs
Fgrs, Enrss Furs, IN great variety; r
Misses,F Irsssl Chiidrca's FuTs, all styles and all
Hosiery. Gloves, Neck.Tiess. Bows, &C., &c.
Floor GIL Cloths, rich patterns. ar widths; :
Beautiful Cil-Cloth Rugs, Garrett Rigs :, 40 7
Cocoa ana Spanish Mattings cheaper than ever:
Blankets, Blankets, Blankets
White Blankets. Grav Blankets, Brown Blankets :;
Buggy Robes Horse Blankets, &c., &c.; !
Fine Black Doesk:n Cassimeres and Cloths;
FineBrown and Black Melton Cloths
Heavy English seaver Cloths, black and blue, for
oyer-cOats, &C.;
ladies' Cloaking Cloths Is.
Light and Dark Astracan Closkipgs, cheap
A full line of Brown and Bleached shestings, Pill
loT-case Co.tons, &C.; r. 49, 49,.
Brown and Bleached Domestics, cheap;
Prints, Ginghanls. and Virgieia Cloths.
Come and see these bargains and LOCO more at
no % DUCKWALL d ROUSS,S.
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock ,

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK;. Dec. s.-Noon--stocks heavy.
Colo, lii. Money, s@7 per. cent. Sterling
Long. lOss |; short, 1921.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady. Money, sl7
per cent. Sterling TN chsnged. North Cardinals
strong. H.
Later.-mone7 active and more stringent, but
eased up In the afternoon. e2's, 1919; eE's, 1861 ;
es's, 1osh. e "t
The bank statement shows that the loans have
increased over 81 900, 900 !. deposits Increased over
$500. COO; specie decreased over 81, oso, 900, and
legal tenders decreased $500, 900.
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n R z. G o D $ :.

= T am now. Offering great bargains In desir able
and recently purchascd DRY GOODS. My stock
is large and complete In every line, comprising
tie following /: r,E& .r.t-
FRENCH and AMERICAN CASsIMFREs,
GENTLEMEN . GOODS for heavy wear,
Large stock Of KENTUCKY JEANS, for youths
and mems wear. at very low prices.
DRESS GOODS:
My stock in this line is unsurpassedin beauty,
taste, and variety. Beautiful DIX EsS GOODS NJ
20, IS, 80, and DOC. best Calicos tesc.; Empress
s slGsss 1 II sIf pop ahi1as'S Me r i and a DsisiHss, III Fl
rLANNELs, BLANKETS, ac.:
Atwood Flannels as low as coc. White and
Golorsd Slannsls, al grades a beautiful stock OF
s opsss with athp Blankets dN VIII Ts BE- bssne Cd 8 suPP BY giving sHsas
me q call before purchasing. 81 So:
a STAPLE GOODS: !.
I; Cotton Cloth IS low as loo. ; verv good IA Cot
ton at l2sc. Bed lick as 10 W as l23c.-very good
for csc. Domestic Ginghams at all prices.
WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS, &C. s.
Table Cloths, Table Damass Russta Diaper,
had in this market Ladies' Hemsti.ched sand-
kerchiefs, Ladies' L.. @. Handkerchief, all
prices.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS, RIBBONS:
All shades T1sT and all priesgs: 4 large assorsment
INGS twater proof for ladies' wear; pure Silk
Velvet, warranted all silk. Also, u very large and
splendid stock Of Is.
CLoAKs AND sHAwLs..
Having made fresh additions to my stock OF
IDAKS and SHAWLS, I cannot fail to please
the taste OF my customers, and I offer them at
prices that defy competition.
( GENTLFMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS: :
My stock of GENTS FUR NISIIING GOODS is
very complete gents Flannel Uudershirts,
gents Merino, shirts at 81 gents Collars, Hand
and Cuffs.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE TUBLIC
to an examination OF my stock. l feel myself
competent to please, and guarantee perfect salts
faction. Give me a call, and you shall not 60
away without being accommodated.
.-.-- ...- JULIUS SYCLE, .
mol s03 Main street.
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uel Barnard IN tlts vicinity |; hnve had some
half dozen letters from as many different
persons inquiring forssuch o person.
Yours, &C., j. F1ELD, p. Nj.
al think some one wa hoaxed.D 800.
That poBtmaster's head was level when
he arrived at that conclusion, only he might
have included a great many as being vic
TINS Of Mr.. Barnard.
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TOHN n. WOODFIN,
1117 MAIN + T,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

l sin now receiving, in addition to my lar
GOODS,
SILKS, POPLINS,
CRETOUNES, SATEENS,
PLAID pOPLIN and SERGES,
SHAWL SUITS,
and MANY other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embracing a complete assortment OF MOURNING
GOODS, such as
ALPACAs, BOMBAZINEs,
TAMISE, MER1NOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARRITZ,
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLINS,
to which I would respectfully solicit an examina-
ton. .
We call special attention to our large assort-
ment Of ~CLOAKINGS In Silk Velvet, Black and
Colored velyeteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakirgs.
Also, CLoAKs, sHAWLs, and WATER
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for boys and
mems wear-a large stock, including a full line of
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics.
~FLARNELS in White, Red, Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Plaids and Solids.
HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads, Nottingham Laees for cur.
tains, Bleached and Brown SheetinRs and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS and COLLARS.
In fact. everything to be- found in a f~rst-clas!
store, and we cordially invite an examination by
all In want as we are determined to sell at thu
io oe 20 possible Ds" JOHN N. wOoDFIN.
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Domestic Markets-BY T~ELEeRAPH.l =.
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Hoon.-Flour. 3 shade
frmer: Corn Arm, Pork quiet. Rosin firmly
held. Freights steady. ! !
Eueaing-Cotton duh and unsettled sales, = 200
bales /; uplands, l6Ac. Flour a sh .de irmer; su-
perane State and western. ss@8s.2s; common to
choice extra southern, S5, s6@se as. Wheat quiet;
winter red and amber western, f1.4s@Sl,4a. Corn
$2a. Beet quiet. Lard dull at l2s@i3sc. Groce-
rtes quiet S.. .-4.a Ill. .Tas-I rs .&r.s
BALTIMORE, Dec: s.-Flour active aud frmer.
Wheat dull. Corn better ; white. 71@72c. {; yell
low. 7s0Ac. Nothing doing in Pork. Bscon-
IAc. /; clear sides, 1se. hams. lsG9oc.
Lard, 1a3@14c. Whisky steady ct $4,000:
CINCINNATI, Dec. a. Flour In light demand,
with holders firm family, s.. 2s@$5. so. Corn
steady: Mess Pork in Light demand, but firm at
Slo@S1s. 25. Lard in good demand at 11s@1iic.
B~acon-shoulders, I2c.; clear sides, Use. clear
rib sides, Ac. Wbtskey In fair demand at ss@s4c.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. .s.-Flour dull and, unchanged.
Corn frmer; mixed, in bulk, as@4sc. yellow,
4e449c. Bacon easier clear sfces, l5i01sc.
Lard-jobbing lots quoted at I2c.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, Dec. 8, 1870.
4=-.sgs .sysz ARRIVED, e-aysg.srs
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner.
'chandise and passengers, T.. b. Tatum,
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, WE. Porter.
Brig Constance, Browse, Liverpool, via City
Point, salt, Lee, Seldom & Co.
Schooner David Wolf, Shorter, Port Deposit,
hay, Simpson 4 Bass.
Schooner Hornett, Gates, Cabin Point Greek,
lumber. Charles Phillip, .
5 5 s-sE SAILED,
Steamer Hatteras, Lawrence. New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer state or Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W.P. Brett.
Schooner j. s. ~Buckmaster, McHeDry, Phtla-
delphia, Rranita, Currie &c Co. $685.. e. -
WEST POINT, Dec. . -Arrived, steamer State OF
Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Compsny, and
sailed on return.
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Motto for those who cut sausage-meat a:
8. CarUe canem."
The graduating class of the University of
Iowa have placed in the college grounds q
boulder OF two tons to commemorate the
completion oftheir German course World.
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ConN AND FLOUR ExcHARaE,i
KfCHMoHD, Va. Dec. Q, 1870.
nprruyHGa. !. :

orrERINGs.
Wnsak-Whise, s,oia bushels. Bed. a,s!a bush
Gorn.-White. ss4 bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels
Oats.-sso buahals.
Rue.-50 bushels. 1
: Floer.-2o6 barrels. 49, So
Ae6I-2W bushels.
skL.Es. : ~ azffT5
Wheat..:White, 400 bushels prime on private
terms; 100 bushels mixed nc Of. IS: $50 bushels very
good ut 81. 673; 30 bushels very inferior at S1.os:
1es bushels inferior at 81. 20 252 bushels at gI.es ;
40 bushels at S1.4's; l5e bushels very good ON
private terms go bushels at al.573; SO bushels
badly cleaned on private terms o. bushels az
ei.bs 8 bushels at 91.5o So bushels ut 81 %; II
bushels smuttv at SL3o 100 bushels Inferior at
81. 10 : total, $3.50 bushels. t&.f-@@ p,
Wheas-Red, 2as bushels at q. As: 27s bushels as
81 as 30 bushels badly cleaned al 81 80 so bushels
weevfI-eaten ct S1.2s IS bushels ut $l.15 ; ss.bush-
els very inferior at 81. 10 1s bushels very inferior
81 81 l sG,i / 2 bushels n.dsa ., slIgn;1y ys e 4 sss n at ssSss q
Ia bushels at $40; iIs7 bushels badly cleaned on
pfivate terms +; 80 bushels good on private terms:
40 bushels weevll.eaten at eL.2o "a bushels infe-
.rfor at el.25 2s bushels fair on private terms;
lao bushels inferior at si:2o ; 10 bushels very good
Wes siitsi ~ at sd sIsa; e. bushels as si.s7a~tossi,
cSrn.@Whiite. 1sa bushels prime new on private.
terms s4s bushels, very good new Mt soc.-total,
800 bushels. MIXED, none.
OGts.- IS bushels very. good at 4sc. 70 bushels
Rye.-a 30 bushels common at zoe.
AsdL-2oo bushels at s9c, :
RE-ExHTBrrED.
+ :Waent-White, $50 bushels red, 100 bushels.
; sCoTn-MiXed,, $50 bushels. - - =. .-. ..
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WE HAVE r EDUCED THEA 81,
TRUNKS, SATCHELS, &C., to enable ali
In want OF good and reliable goods to get their snip
ply OF the very loweat prices. The EADIEs WIN
very particular and call at the CORNER, as some
one else Is passing himself CT for Us, 60 the. Injury
assorted stock In the city-mnde to lace and 6tt~
ton-of French Kid lalove), Cali, Turkey Morocco
&C., &C., in all widths and Sizes, enabling US ut st
times to give easy and well fitting goods. ~ tsGl,
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER
No. 1873 Main street, and
.oc 81 corner Of 5th and Broad stftetA
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Captain Meyers.
commandment at New Orleans, telegraphs
Gov. Yarmouth that an attempt has been
made to assassiuate Lieut.. Bundy, who
testified against the Baton Rouge rioters.
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New D.sc0veries-Etying Animals I'm
the Ocean as II Depth or Three
Miles.
The accepted doctrine which places the
i!mi; Of animal life IN the ocean 1T the
depth Of three hundred fathoms has been
very thoroughly disproved by recent inves-
legations. The scientific expeditions sent
out from England in 1868 and 1863, known
as the Lightning and Porcupine expe-
dltions, from the names of the vessels en-
pl"ycd in this service, resulted In some
extraordinary discoveries ut great depths,
the story Of which has just been told by
Or. William b. Carpenter, who accompe.
MED the P~orcupine duringi its whole voyage.
Former deep sea-soundings, undertaken
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Summary OF Domestic News by
telegraph.

The State Temperance Convention at
Raleigh, N. c., has adjourned.
Hon. Josiah Turner, editor Of the Raj
eigh IN. CO. Sentinel, and ex-United States
Senator Clingman had q difficulty to-day.
Mr.. Clingman was very badly injured about
the head. Mr.. Turner received one or two
severe blows. MIR. Clingman made the as
sault,
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Prize Fight.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The friends of Mace
and Coburn have had a meeting and ar
ranged for a fight at $1,000 a side. The fight
is to come off in Virginia, Canada, or North
Carolina.
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WINGO, ELLETT "a GRUMP, 1908
w Main street. have just received = fresh
Button and Lace Boots, osths finest sasiisy French
kid. glove kid, Turkish morocco, &C.: also. tho
"Niison' = Button Boot, (something new, fer
Always on hand o foil line Of CENTS Calf fhand-'
sewed} Boots and Caters, snd . complete asso,t-
ment OF farmers heavy goods. Give them o call
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
IT BOOKS or SUBSChIPT ON FOR 6Totk
10 the Deep-r1n Tufnp Ike Company, tncorpora-
ted by an at Of the General Assembly or xisxinis,
will be OPENED In accordance With SAID sct az
street. in This city, on The I'D Day OF JANU-
AIRY A.. J.. 1871. THOs. JOHssTOH,
da1oIawiw Chm'n Of Board Of ComIl'rs.
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Extrnditf0n Law.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-Louis Deible has
been committed to Jail, under the extradi
ton laws, for the embezzlement Of S15, 600
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1TATE TAXES FOR 1870.

; In consequence Of the short time given to tax
PAYERS In previous notice, / have determined to-
extend the time for paying the taxes in the She
rtf's ONCE until The 10th Of December, In order
that all persons desiring 70 do 30 may have sufl:
Gent time before their bills go into the hands OF
the deputy collectors.
There ts.a tax on every male resident, whether
he owns property or not.
de l-5t "a No. Ills Main street.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
IN CONCERN.-The undersigned, executor of
Edmund Fcn .aine, deceased, Will apply 20 the Pre-.
Company for certificates tor four shares OF the cap
ital stock OF I'D company standing In me name
nany. the certiIcate heretofore issued TO him by
the said comptny hsvipg been lost or DESTROYED st
the burning Of his house in October, 1887, no cert.-
1rate for said stock having been found among hts
papers or elsewhere. Z. u. FONTAINE,a
DC a8-law2m - Executor.
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The sepsrat,on Of Virginia.

The separation OF sIF&infa'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The important
case involving the legality of the separation
of West Virginia from Virginia will be
argued in the Supreme Court next week.
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LADIES

I II yon destre5to hsre an asasy.nstfnp andsf n sh.4
ionable and yen mus: esig at the 80
LADIES' BOOT And SHOE EAPoRIBM, ,,
5ry aTf3sNo. <is Broad street, m -,
whcsei you can find the most complete asolk Of
LADIES',
MISSES, and -s@3- t@ -
CHILDREN'sBOOTS and SHOES
amongst them Is the NILSSON slDE.LaOE
BOOTS. acknowledged to be the hsndsnmest boo.
ever introduced in this city. The prices are low,
and determined not to be undere0ld In this mar
kets Call at : .sefs Am. ARRIS'A4 s5Es.
No. AIS Broad street, between oh aud sfhats..
next door to Mrs. LIP. Jones's millinery store.
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GARY q CARLTON,
" No.82e Broad street. I'd door from 9Th, No.
E dealers In vf4 tst.fE.;y - 81,
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUEKs, &c.
Gents, Misses, Boys,, Children's, and Infants
30 rs, SHOES, and CATERS or every variety.
and size, all Of the latest styles and from the best
manufactured. .As<'S~ -
We respectfully solicit q call from all In want
,a.Er .rg y II. NJ. CARY,f 50
no 10 ,.l 49,. ". 6. CARLTON.
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MILLINERY.
BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Mrs. ROSCOE B. HEATH
ID has two excellent ROOMS, with BOARD.
Apply at No. 6l3 Main street. de2-ew
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NFULES AND HORSE FORSALE.ESx Err
N5 Trso ane MULES, suited for coal-&A
csIt. draw, wagon. or farm PURPOSES, lor sac
cnaan, on time. Y desired. Aise, = very s9p Si1a
yo.na' large and sound. stands without ue!ng:
World suit q IaIaiiy or q physician: Apply al
once" "t''-. $50 J,SB. WATKi w
Ws-s Ats NAP ssfsss'
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n STEEL.

IRON AND STEEL.
200 tons best AMERICAN and ENGLISH RE.
FINED IRON. embrscinga full assortment
or Tire Rounds. Squares, Bs:ds. Cvals, &c.
tons NAYLOE's CASr siEEh-octssen'
u tens sMERICAN and ENGLISH Bills
TERED STEEL. II
Fer po ss sac ! Ss e, s s. woRTHAMa co,
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n

WTOODENWARE. sa 3 - SD
w so dozen PAINTED BUCKETS a. n
so dozen BRASS-BOuND BUCKETS, 4gtoe
5onests PAINTED TUBS,
as nests CEDAR TUBS 50 +'sfeiS st"s
10 dozen BRASS-BOUND CANS, s,2G 81,
200 dozen HR0OMS, assorted :J.g,: a- .n.
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER,
HALF-BUSHEL MEASUREA I" 80
WET MEASURES, :E',f ~ ~
FLOUR PALS, OUTBREAKS, ~
Sc 10 WAdGoNER & HARVEY.
YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING YOU
l. WANT IN Fl WOODEN LINE at y.s
Sc 10 WAGGONER & HARYEY'a.n :
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TO TAX.PAYERS.

ITO TAX-PAYERS.-Your half-paid and
unpaid bills are with me at No. a2 18th street.
I I'M still the collector of city taxes until my sue
cessor, elected under the Constitution Of the Stale
and under the charter Of the city, qualities. MIR.
PIeasants surely does not pretend to hold the Office
by any ri1ht, since the decision or the Hastings
Court aud It's Affirmation by the supreme Court Of
Appeals. L. DAvlDSoS,
de 2-1aw2ws & . City Collector.
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NOTICE.-WATKINS & BROTHER
IN HAVE UPEhED AN OFFICE
for the sale Of their kIHDl1GG-WQOD and
all other varieties OF WOOD and COAL, az the
and 9th streets, in addi lion TO the one now at their
factory, south side Of the Basin, Canal street, be-
tween 10th and 18th STREETS.
n. w. WATKINS Agent, no ID
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day land
ing, per schooners Milton and Sarah j.
Vaughn, 500 tons OF the celebrated Franklin. ana
Daniel Webster z. A. EGG and STOVE GOALS.
Those in want of q choice article will do we'll to
send In their orders - the corner OF 18th and Dock
streets.
del WHIT EhIS.
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NUT COAL-NUT' COAL.-Just re-
~ ceived q cargo of NUT ANTHRAClTE
other small stoves to be had in the market For
sale by i. P. LATIROP,
oc "a 18th street, at Drawbridge.
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Domestic liarkets-BY TE1EeRA1

Waedt-White, $50 bushels red, 40 bushels.
CornLMixed, $50 bushels. = - :, u-,y
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I.nltImore Live Stock Mnrket.

BALTIMORE UctODef ".
BEEP CATTLE-The market yesterday amer,
noon opened moderately active; the character Of
the offerings WAS better than these Of last week
some 900 head changed hands at about previous
prices. This morning tho market opened brSk,
and notwithstanding the rain continued fairly
active to the close At shade advance OH the
IArs OF last week, and the balance Of tho offer
Ings. with few exceptions, were closed out at
prices ranging from 81 to g. SIX -Ouc very aupc
rlOr lot brought IS Is. About = head Of the re
CrplS wrrO rcshlpped Rast without being offered
here. Mich Cows arc In more demand. selling re
tall at 800 u SO per head as 10 Qu4lItJ. Veal
Calves urp unchanged at 58gc for good and 6bTc
for common. Prices to-day for Beef Cattle rang
cd a. follows: Best beeVcs al $Tt7 8I{ generally
rated first quality At S 5O1I 10: medium or good
fair quality at 81 T5ib5 90 ordinary thin stHers,
oxen and cows & 01lti %; inferior aud lowest
the market to-day 30 2S; extreme range Of prices
81 60Lt1 BI%. Most Of the sales were from $6 %
TO 80 IS per 100 pounds. OF the receipts $40 came
from West Virginia, and bS3 GroEOhIO Total
receipts IOr the week head against lisa lasl
week, and 1901 tanc tnc last year. or the Of
lrrinVs 95i head were taken by baltimore butch
urs COS sold to spCculaIOrS for EeAeturt markets,
60S TO country dealers, 20 to far1FA for grazing.
and - head TO country butChtrt-tOtAl AaleS for
the week 2 ,20J head, against 087 last week, and
1910 head same time last year
SIEEr-ThO receipts were not quito equal 10
the demand during tho early part OF the week, 10
consequence OF which prices advanced. but to
wards the latter part Of the week tho supply In
creased. and pFlccs recedGd, hut closed at an ad
vance on the rates Of last week. Pricct tO.day
ranged AZ tOllowR: Falr to good sheep at 496KC;
good TO Gx:rR 5A6SHC, and few very extra 1t
lic per ID gross. stock ShCcp$i i662 % per head.
lambs Rt 81 00&4 10 per head. Receipts this
week 100 head, against ~ last week, and R2T
head same time last year.
liOIs-ThG receipts during tho week have bCon
fully equal 10 the demand, and rates had = down.