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A GLORIOUS CHANGE.
That any sick man survived the treatment
of fifty years- ago, must be considered proof
that human beings are very hard to xii.
The lancet, calomel, cantharldes and drastic pur.
gatlves were then the order Of the day. The ply.
slelan played INTO the handS or the ap0theeary,
and the unfortunate patient was drenched morn.
ing, noon ana night with prostrating medicines.
We live in moro rational and conscientious era.
The Importance of supporting Nature in It's CONFLICT
with diAease isnow understood. : Complaints In
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
by artificial depletion. They are met with T0NICs
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies Of Ma.
sure, In Hs battles with sickness, Is
PLANTATION BrTTERs.
Thiswonderful vegetable restorativels Is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and debilitated. As cordial
for the aged and deorepidit has noequal among
stomachics. As remedy for the nervous weakness
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is supersedlng every other stimulant and nervins.
mall climates, tnspcai, temperate OF fSlgid, 1t
acts 90 specific in every species OF disorder
which undermlnes the bodily strength and
breaks dowa the animal spirits. Wherever 1t
!, ,n+rodrnad ft hocomes standard articl6
% medicinal staple. Druggists, although their
profit upon 1t La small, find it absolutely
necessary to keep a preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody
Will accept substitute It is to-day the most
popular medicine In the civilized world.
Extensively as it is advertised, its best ad,
vertlsement Is the beneficial result which
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sures the sale Of at least half dozen more. IN
luxe other stimulants, 1t braces and fortihes the
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ns- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUssES.-Comfort and Cure for the Rupturcd.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. lao Lexington avenue, New
yorr dec15 wfm3mos
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my- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPERS, 60 to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 1855 Meeting street, oppo.
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, 8. c.
Iar1I Rm0s
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5rerial Notires.
mrA TORPID SYSTEM. SOMETIMES,

@-A TORPID SYSTEM. M.-SOMETIMES,
without any asslgnable cause the physical
strength and animal spirits give way, and q
strange torpor falls alike on the body and intel.
lect. There is little or no pain perhaps, but the
natural vigor and elasticity OF the nervous and
muscular system seems to have departed, and an
Indifference to the pleasures Of life, and even OF
It's grave responsibilities, takes the place Of that
earnest interest In both which characterizes
every well balanced mind when in o healthy con-
dition.
This state OF partial collapse is often the pre-
monitory symptoms OF some serious malady. 1t
indicates Enthusiastically that the vital powers are
languishlng and need o stimuant. In such cases
the effect OF a few doses Of H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS is wonderfully beneficial.
The great tonic wakes up the system from its
browse. The secretions and the circulation re-
ceive new impetus. The relaxed nerves recover
their elasticity under the operations OF the specific
like the slackened strength OF musical instru-
ment in the process OF tuning. Lethargy and
debility are replaced by energy and vigor, the
spirits rise, and life that almost seemed burden
once more enjoyable. That such q radical change
should be produced by remedy entirely devoid
OF the powerful alkaloids and minerals so extern
sively used in modern practice, may seem in.
credible to those who pin their faith on the
medicinal efficacy OF active polsons, but II these
skeptics will take the trouble to inquire OF those
who have tested the corrective and Alternative
virtues OF the BITTERS uHder the circumstances
described, they will find the statement to be true.
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@-USE JOHN DWIGHT & CO.'S
sUpER-CARB. SODA, the best for housekeepers.
Established 1916. sept27 momosD&c
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rs MOTTO E.-THREE MONTHS
after date application will be made to the Bank
OF Charleston for RENEWAL OF the following Ger
tiicates for % HALF SHARES Of the Capital
Stock of said Bank, numbered No. 1905: 20 half
Shares, No. 4544; 2 half Shares, No. 456l; 1Ahalf
Share, standing in the name OF NATHANIEL
FULLER. Also, for half Shares, numbered No.
4e47; half Share, No. 47os; half Share No. 4sa4
half Share, No. 1923; half Share, standing In
the name Of N B. FULLER-orIglnal scrip for the
same being lost or mislald. dec2l lamoS
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ns~TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FREcKLES and TAN from the face use PERRY'S
Moth and Frecke Lotion. Prepared only by DR..
q. G. PERRY, No. 40 Bond.street, New York. Sold
hv all DRUGGISTS. dcc6 3n0S
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No more of those horrible tasted, nausatlng
Brown Cubcb things.
For sale at wholesale BY GOODRICH, WINE
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ns-RATCHEIOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs

@rBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THlS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any ritalic poison to produce par
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The genuine W. A. BATCAELok'S HAIR DIE
has had thirty years untarnished reputation to
uphold Its integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye,
Back or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No. l6 Bond street, New York.
noy26 fmWlyr
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@r WEDLOCK-THE BASIS OF CIVIL
SOCIETY.-Essays for Young Men, on the honor
and happiness OF Marriage, and the evils and dan
gers Of Celibacy, with sanitary help for the at
tainment OF mans true position in life. Sent free
In sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCl.
ALTON, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CRUaBs.-A colored man fell down In o fit
at the courthouse corner, on Saturday morning
and cut his head badly against the granite post
He was taken to the city hospital.
The time for making tax returns has been ex-
tended to the 23d instant.
The Comet Fire Company, colored, celebrate
their 10th anniversary tonight, at the Market
Hall.
The Governor has appointed Leigh Watts, COM
missioner Of Deeds for Portsmouth, Virginia; 5.
P. Matthews, deputy surveyor, Williamsburg;
George N. McDavid, notary public, Anderson; X.
C. Griffin. magistrate, Edgeaeld; N. NJ Mishoe'
magistrate, Horny; P. N. A. Reaucheren, magis-
trdte, Charleston; R. n. Humbert magistrate
Darlington.
The round fare over the Charlotte, COLUMBIA
and Augusta Railroad has been reduced TO 81
during the fremen's celebration in Augusta, dur
ing the present week.
The Berger Family Bell Ringers, and La Kues
Mnstrels, are at the Pavilion Hotel.
The postofice at tTylersville, In Laurens Dlssrict
has been re.stablshed-A. B. Pool, postmaster.
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HlisrellanRcns.

TF YOU. WANT SCHOOL AND TEXT
BOOKS OF all kinds cheaper than you cGn
purchase elsewhere, go to 90.
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 1856 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel
Charleston, 5. c. decl4 6mos
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@-TO THE PUBLIC.-AS al

@-TO THE P U B LIC.-AS AN
erroneous impression prevails among my friends
shat am still connected with other parties In
business, desire to state that am sole proprie-
tor OF the business now conducted under my
name The connection Of Mir. c. F. SAMMlS
with my establishment, as bookkeeper, ceased on
November 1st, 1869. EDWARD PERRY,
Bookseller and Stationer,
No. 155 Meeting street,
feb1s fmv3 Opposite Charleston Hotel
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mr IF YOU WANT Law BUUKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, 50 to EDWARD
PERRY, No. 1855 Meeting street, Opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Charleston, s. G. dec14 6mos
, 1870-12-25

WtsalNEIuN. lEe::.
The following is lie :lll te1t Of the jr:a1
rcsofn4ions .euthorixiup the arro;ntment of
Conu,n;ss:nre,r n rel.,ion IN tha renunlj, ~
Dnrnin;c, ,s.sei hr The Sans.a ~ r,,o-n.
Ing: ....
Il. sotssd, By tht S'Hatt. DC. Thzt the President
Of the United S:A:ES be authorized 70 nppGin:
three Commissioners, aod also 4 $ cre:ar5.-tne
Inter to be relt d IL the English AID spanish lad
gu.ss.-to pzcreet; % tae Island Of San DonlaSo.
4Ea 70 such other plsees, u any. ~ such Com
6<tonfn ma! defm NECESSARY. hcd taece
t1onl!e into, ascertain, ARD report taA po-
Aaes! SAFE and eondlao1 OF tnc Repo''lc
ni 81. noIIc1. me 7tcoaese nuno1 Ct tahab-
People OF Fad republic to become snue1td 10 anu
, 1870-12-25
SPURIOUS CHAMPAGNE.
iuHc>tsgnlions by tho ltcvcuuc off,


c11I1as
From the Neg l:ort 7,nsts.
Assistant Commissioner Daktn, Of tho IT.
tcrEal Revenue Department, aad SupeEv1so1
s d. butcher, Eave been engaged for the past
tew dare III making an turesslsation in the
manner in which inlita.ion charnpaEnes are
made for the purposs OF ascertaininS il they
are subject TO the internal reyeuue tax Of -
per Dozen In the course OF the investigation
theso gentlemen have visited come half dozen
OF moro Establishments in the city.
tcEne OF them quite large, whore
imitation chAmpagues are rnade. They
, 1870-12-25
Jim nud tsisE Sye.


A correspondent inquiries xhe,hss A1t. Sye.
tie Nevada Senator, il tho Fill Nyc who WAS
taken in md lone for By heathco Chines, rs
dcscrlbed bY Bret Harte in bis weli-kunxn
poem. ~ the way, onr friend in.ists that the
poem has been tn.suuderrtood and badly sAr-
tled By come stupid printer. John Ch:nA-
man IL Representa- in tho current vesrion OF
tho story as hayir s sscrestd tweuty-feur pacle
of cards IN his sleeve. THIS Is aheura. beei1es
bling Fhyeiel impotsihility. The game was
euchre, in which tLe knAve is the best card in
the puck. Ha1te wrote jaeks, and the
thing roiSht tayc been dole; sleeve fnh
Of jAcks. skiitully handled, would havs
incurred tho discontinue CT Bill Sye, and
dlisd the pocket Of the beathen Chinee. Bat
tic Ne, ada Sepator 10 not thr nan at all His
name il jim Sye, AID the pagan who picks
him up in the hope of winning his money ia
likely 10 make . b1d l.usinat- OF il. In tbs
good cid Ratutrrner ds:n, whom John Van
baren split the Democratic patty in twain
and defeated General Cass, Ssa, II that tins
JudEr OF Madison County, snda warn aym.
pathizer with vxn Euren, laid \ wager os
$500 that thc D4znl urner electoral ticket
would receive moro vutes In The county tasa
tho, Huuker. AZ e.ectlon day approached,
tho Judge, having uade \ catesm cAnyass
! dlAeoye1sd .hn il vas close Thing. and, b,
cama LHmel., &bsas, 'shs. .rssan
, 1870-12-25
MONETARY AND COMME9CIAA.
MONETARY.

GATEKpA1 FESLSH. Lee. =
There Eas rnore activity tl,an reusl to-iay
Il the mocey market. owing to the fset tiat
tie l.snks have decided to observe Monday As
, holiday. making it necessary to provide to-
day for paper maturing on that day. II is
questionable, however, %heiher paper r1ztur-
:ns on Mcntay, The esth, and rot provided for
to-day, could !e legally protected, because
Moldas is rct Legal hci;lay. In soms Of tho
States there xHe Laws providing that in ca..s
like the present, where one Of the other holt-
tlsyA fsll Gu Sunday, the succeeding MondA.
thaM be legal holiday, but thera seems to co
10 ruch provision in The LAWS OF this Stats.
The banks urifo-ulr say th2t t1asn deposits
haza BEEN llrgely rearced during the past
two wetks, some Of than say - hiEh IS Is fer
ctrt This has obliged them to cali N tnany
demand 1oxut, and 1nzEe5 money vary atria-
geLt set. Banks that have many pork PACK
era xtlcpg tleir customszs arc eIp.1iencipE
lArgs aemaud frcm them, aid dadsie dit6-,l1t
to accommodate other borrowers. The striu-
gensr may coatinue una6a.a3 next week. but,
O. e1 u il Goes 50, thsra will probably Ge AZ
easing up immediately. after The lat Of ia. IL
aty.
A large amount nf currency t1s haen s"at
! into tho countr7 during tba wepk. ird;c4l1y
| an iccrtased movement in hogs. tieEo he. (
| ve.y; little Of atyhanC else 10 como iorvstl
| row. aed the weather has gos 90 cold tIAt
| tbsJ vii NOT gain IN weight auJ more. FA1.a-
ers VIII therefoie kit and serd - market,
! Exchange wts soM between bau&s to-dsy
1t from 71.0o:to 76a pes A.ooo sh- Attas
, 1870-12-25
Almost the Inst TSusnlt~Ss

From the Ntr ToTk f:rH.HJ FoAf.
Many yeaEe ago sheEe arpoas@d in Loaaen
81 The Extraordinary Black D,os'' I, pro-
tctpei to give account OF all places AID pea
eierB "withont benefit Of clergy" Amoos
those who czme Under ite la.h VAS Que D1.
Fisher, brother OF the isshop Of Salisbury.
Who Tas tutor to Queen Ns:oFiA.t father. aud
Secretary to her son. j hist Of DR.. Fisher.
prefe1u.ents-ceIsAinlvp pretty considerable
vas given. with Tho enmmen,. ;" This
man Is absolutely Unsuitable" When this
most respectable diyins Of unsuitable Aprs-
tite Nss gathered to his fathers, he v.s suc-
Hcuee, one Of this snnggezt Of his enns Ap-
poantneute. hr 4 Nr. Hsle. who has lust
died, aged "a, On waom tha writer il question
would have felt himself compelled to com-
mcnt in teIme equally severe. for he enjoyed
I ltrser ehAte OF plume in the rich ecclesiAs-
almost Any man e1tant Abont thirty years
ego, vigorous-minded prelate- D..
Rlomhell. Was appointed bishop OF london.
He found thai there Was an enormous Ge1l ,f
work TO be done TO get the d'o.cse in good Or
der, and discovered that among other i1regu-
the pteyalenre Of persons holding Church Of
England appointments. and representing
themselves - divines. who had no proper
qualihcAtinn. In = fortunate hour be met
With Mr. Hsle, Who became , sort Of clericl
detective, and ulade himself usefol in \
The Bl.hop was rot unsr..etal. The
Church, it not in exactly its golden age At
that period. wA., At all events, In one Of very
nateivs silver Sou-a-dayS, except nndar
very stringent conditions, poor Mr.. QuiEerfal
cauno&. notwithstanding his eight and the
shortly with = ninth, ho.a two 1ivinGs; nss
Mr. Eia1es wa brighter dav for an afpfr1nc
, 1870-12-25
TEE SPANISH CROWN.
FFoteNs OF Queen iAnbeIla +AcaisasA
tMU Election OF the Duke OF Au~sn.
Tie following ID 4 Translation OF ths protest
fssltA by Queen Isabella 3gai.,as the elsc.ium
Of the Duke Of Aosta to the Spanish tlIrous:

I,Fote~t OF Queen Isabella .AealusA
tMU Election OF the Duke OF Au~sn.
Tie following ID Translation OF the protest
issued by Queen isabella sstiuas the elsc.inn
OF the Duke Of Aosta to the Spani.h tlirous:
TO THE srASfiAis.
Events tich II is neither nv wish nor my duty
10 les a', and Hy courtant ds:esmoa:ton Rad ar
deHt ttslte to effect ynor happiness. even at The
ss 9 upn S saIs.outas ~; s.ise ,n ss
ttcn l have MT ceasrd TO address to Heaven nv
rrost 1t1vent applications that you nient eojoy
ee.te. and OF which 4 minority, greedy nf Iowes,
have depr1red Scn TOT une.
W,shiuE to render legal this step, sn important
anI 20 pair fIl t. me, R3 we'll 2s 10 avoid its be-
Ing Attributed to ytolence and Its for1!ng a rea-
ENABLE ptetcxs nj some fut1rc tine, more OF 1aaa
distant. fer new disturbances, | drew up on the
2ath of June cf the present year. free and Bpou-
tar eous asttston OF all mt eu:eE political rights
vital Ihase which posse*s.l to the cru" OF
Hain. Transmitting them IS my beloved sou. D.n
Atlooto ue huut bun, PGrcc Of Asturta.,. but re-
satd p1itlca1 chafncper.
nauered myself that this act of abaesatlou.
Gained over exci.ei p1a 1as!ons, wou.d have iaspir-
cd confidence IN those vi hO, refusing to do me
jutuce. right hare Coustieled NY person an ou-
stacle TO The consolidation Of public llberty. and
condition, 50 profoundly dsslulted by 1evolr1-
taon which. Of Necessity, Las prouucel lcn1eIs-
But |. hes net pleased Go.i 70 grant as ret ms
feryGnt PRAYERS. Tha Itvo1atlon continues ets
career, snd has lust sllsavpWttl the rtzht8 OF my
Ing to NIL tie sraiisn Cansii,ut,ons-fy Calling Io
the throne OF St Ferdinand anti Of Eaatiea Y.
foreigner. whose merits, however Rrrat clnnot
rights ot Nncle dynasty. the uuls cue watch tlas
In lis favor that legitimacy, causecra.ed bE
the lapsc Of ages ard By c,n.tttut1as, which It
has been signal folly to d1sAyow.
scould be wanting to my sacred ,intica Is !
mother at.l AZ head Of ny family did not publish
, 1870-12-25

e-r Of tlo~e a'tic'a. taet rrderrtsni the sub
jet, snd ior their INF 'rn't,,oh ths nroElso u
tie bill shou'1 be printed. Hers it il:
"Tit1:ec, that al i.t1 ~ ii s-ns4csu:r SEn-
Iy Il k,ls, hu c2i:er tn: olt :. "hch sa.' =
tted ns s: a.c co:tce lin II e. OF b, a.y :sl1le
than "r,ob:ns wholly II >; +, shall e :Hf:t':-
ule g5 tt 81 II h. :la I, ~: ~ 10 iae als'A5
ttcn OF ftt col.cttc: sni naval ef1c-t u III: dts
tr1ct nero I. entry thalt be msde. u u. Re bua
naval officer, anu II tse.e BE- Eo naval otnerr. 70
the ss,is71cten Ct the coliee.as, o. the c7nrs IL
Which psosetu ieu ssall b. had. thu: saca desss-
rs.fen WIS made bv Mistake. a-d wthru!
t.tettru 70 eyade or defr4ud The Seyeu1c-
Al entsie4 OF 1ibtons other than tibbons
whally Of silk, On which duties 1nav hive been
asaeased At the rate provided IN the second
clause OF the eighth tec'ioa OF tho set, .re to
be stliquidsted and adjusted at the rate prH
7ieed Ia the last clause OF the section. II the
exiQeucF Of the case ehall demand = revision
Of The law 10 Any general extent. It ia proo.bls
that this amendment xill be incorporated, bat
il liberal construction shall obviate tue me-
cessity Of revision beyond the sngsr ssctinas.
tteu tLiA bill will hAvs yssy poor chance Of
DlSA4EH.,
, 1870-12-25
Dreadful Cntnstropilc on the Norlh-
eahtorn Hallway Of EuEiand-Col-
lt~tOn E8etSEeen nm k:xpre@s nnh a
Coal Fatn-Ftvc Pcr*on~ Killed
nhd Over Twenty luJuecd.

lt-ion Between nm Expre-s nph a
Coal I rRtn-Elvc FeTSon$ Killed
nhd Over Twenty lnJuecd.
Fso.s tie Li:tr+aot Atreury, Utr. s
Yesterday (Tuesds:) forenoon, Abou. II
O'Clock. terrible accident occurred to the
ha'f.past 10 express passenger train from
Sunderland to Eewc3ss!e, On ths Northeastern
Railway. Tho train. Hl.Ie dashing past brock
Icy Whirs STATEN at rapid pace, MAS run lnto
by coAl train coming from TSns Docks,
south Shields. Tbs collision, which took
pl1ce about iif:y yarda from the station, is
said to hsve BEEN caused by a mku at the
cabin moving points as both trains were tun-
nirE at great eretd. Tho collision was. mos:
terrible both esgincs we're rsaasaed and two
rls'e'S .de:4al'ahsd -Four ssnt!snea
as also the guard Of tho t.a;n.
The guard Subsequently died willis ono Of his
ltEs was being aul'u:1te5. On ths accident
occurring messengers were despatched for
medical Resistance. and soon a uumber at
doctors were in attendance rendering assis-
tsCcc to the Sufferers. Mr.. Hartley. Director.
and numh.r Of oil .ia!s wete likexlse In at
teud1ree.
TIE following is list Of killed: s{r. Frea-
erick Younge. Of tho Cast Comedy Comps
Livc11ool: Nr. Henry Richardson, Sunder-
land !; Mr. ". d. Ogden, Sunderland Mr.. J.
C. Tnrnbul!. Sunderland The fol!o7ing are
injured: Mr. Armstrong. Sunderland !; NJ.
Jsmts Eytes, Suteerl.nd; Mrs. Scurfeil,
Sunderland 3ir- John ReAy. Sunderland !;
amter1and these a.s not severely hurt. lr.
Britton, stockton. h1d hoth his legs broken.
Several other persona. *hoas n1u1ez hsre not
.,et been asctrtained, have bean injured.
The station 1T Brockley WAS thIopGe3 d.41ing
the day oy tho injured rs1eone relatives.
, 1870-12-25

Stocks. borJs, and gold are bought IN New YORK
md carried on masYins fot customers here. On
favorable terms by 4. y. SlsuRhter, banker and
tells local stocks sud county orders.
LATkST- .... ...
SEw ToRK, Dec. a.-Gold has been very iu'l
aud steady, II about the opening pttc., u1H'3
1lOH. Loans we're tnal1c 1t frouI 5 10 per cent
The clearaucea we're about 81, 400.
Governments have been very dull AID sttadY,
prices remaining Al the close a about the opening
r4tea,
Sso' 1 hare been strong, but very dui1 an Day.
Transactions have h< en- made only 10 . very hml-
ted extent, As al contracts made to-day and e1-
p.ring on Monday, vii bear one day interess 2t
: rer cent, and wE1 be settled on Tuesday.
Money has been easy at ter cent, gold- State
securities have been quite dull. Tennessee bouds
bave been weak.
The bank statement shnws: Losns-Dec1ease.
sl,os5..s9. specie-1ncrcase, 5sG9.1s5. Circula-
eion-lncfea6e, $sS,6sa@ Deposlts-D<crea1e, 0,-
27a.6ss. Legal tendets-DeGteasc, SO, 49,
Sterling. 1G1.
, 1870-12-25

The leading features Of tie csttle market tor
The week Iuas c4osed, present y Usrke1 contrast
with thcne OF the previous week. Instead Dl a.
stFtsy acd bun. arcE, tfnsness and depression
able reaction HAs the result, 1ot Of one. onr ot
combustion or capses, prominent alnosR F2lc1
Ens{ be mentioned the 1nsaA.fAcloty character OF
Eastern aavtce5. snd the iufestcE quality of I'll:
bu:k Of The stock market. The lar<e supply OF
poustfJ Md game and the lever Is!c;a Of posx
ence upon uads, hy Maitrtaji7 lesscntuG the cDt-
sGInpuuu Ut beet Tee rr< <I?ts. though sutnt-
what smaller th5n dur.ag last week, have
hee unukrRIy large for this scaA7n of The yr1r.
h ad, that number remaining In the pens unsoll
al tie c!otc Of tIa'te 'hts esentpg. The lSqu:rg
hss been chiefly Tor good to tEotce grades, ana
tar such buyers were fOuud at decline Of not
turTt than fazs5c from the closing prices Of saht
week, while tn the vA!re nf metiu:1, camn,an, ami
or tho numper xeNa11l1k oser uEsol0, co,n.n1o
COWS and thin. rough Steers coMpiiee the major
CLossS1 rRlcE%
Choice BecTcB-Pine, la., wel-fnr1n.f.
so Swear old E1eerz, and averaging
Pnc5e tx Neves-t;ooa, weii.tassrsi, 1nel5
formed steers averaging ], 10 - .31l
ss.................... ..... 6.cn3s:o
sv.,sxfnx l,loS n i.soi ns...-....... sssss..s
Medium C!a.a- -Medtssn steera hntl
ine i sSto 1860 on5......-...........-. s..ss..s
Ersh, averaging 80 70 Ito RS. s.2stts4.so
lrfeIlny-ugat aas thin COWS and
HOGS. .....
= The following a,c the receipts and shipments
for The week. a1d tof the corresponding renof
last year: