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& HERIFFS SALES.-By virtue of

81 4 L
~ suudry writs Of FcHd. ErpGH., issued out
Of the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria conn
ty, and to me directed. there will be exposed TO
Public. Sale. ut the Court House in Eoensburg,
on TT I.SDAT, the TtEs day- OF FEBRU AIRY
next, at l o'clock, p. NJ, the following Real Is
tate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest Of Martin
Miller. Of in and to the undivided half of piece
Or parcel of land situate in Carroll township,
Cambria county, adjoining lands OF the Heirs
OF {. Pass, jas. 7. Kirk patrick ana H. g fJf't$-
patrick on the cast, on the north by G. \. Read
ing Survey, containing 80 Acres, more or Tess
about 30 Acres cleared and improy yed-noW IN
the occupancy uf Martin Killer. Taken III eN-
ney, ESQ.
Alss.- all the right, title and interest OF Cath.
ariBe McCilade OF, in and to y piece or parcel OF
land situate in SummerhiH township, Cambria
county. adjoining lands of +. A. Scott Stone
back < Co, " m. Wright. and others, contain
inc AL Acres. more or less, about 40 Acres
cIeared-not now occupied. Taken in eXecu-
~ B. BONACKER, Sheriff.
Sheria's Ofiee, Eoensburg, Jan. IA, ISL. LBS.
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TgIyK OF THTSt

I'D IH,il5,ii,S,ai Half Dollar #tH DO.
aG4 '-,T - rol accept the offer pre-
ri 90 ven j. l,,,ilI 10 much better if you
4: bri W" .his one. For S3-75- cash
r1tagf 9I ,j ts,|iInfsb the Cambria Free
-a. re NLllli'-+'s Monthly" for one year,
in, fhirtv-ffve valuable and
4 l-' wong wv" which are q large and
-rsl.I-'' ...,.-.S,-ing. .,.,.Si worth SO; Il line
s1.-r.'t-,rs worth s.: uEOod Stcrc-
7.,. 80 views: Nine. DemoreSt, :
Gt.l = ~, 5f Fashions, elegantly col
t.- B-..-s.',s Sven. Schiller'S Song of the
.. a-' g.rGr. handsomely bound to-
3 RI. t,,, t.,.,-,raroUs other valuable pre-
1esir+,, ,rr1 ro ten dollars each. \
r.-'1 ~ .''... '...nrmorest'S Monthly, - with
: he obtained by enclosing 70
-,Trirgs DemOrest, 55S broadway
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mbria Freeman.

19wrLL x co. 20 Park T ~ Row. y
y and :. N, i,-e II,tt tif Il -aIt agents for the
y 2 'Eer YORK, @Ig ,bet city. ana are author
fSrl - ~, y, Inserting l.s adyerttsem,enir,S7 is
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TTTTTTN. I 7 ? : -
rglYE d, IN 4 iJIiij for Tircnfg-Ffre Cents
gran o'' ii TO send the 'Camori q
r1w prep Isl, : Monthly Magazine
.rsni "UeL+U,,v oId or new subscriber
Z =. year o. %, ~. a5.Ecr lust - cents more
rsy Us safr.--,yription price OF, that un5
-ular 81, 81 aainemoreSt's illustrated
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(which Is H.. yyy magazine in America
~rlsts iaI....i5 HON toned literature, ITS
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ms. anli H. !, ~ 'r.SSshions cxtant.
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COuRTS SALE--Rr VIZ

~ tue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Cambria county. TO me directed, there will be
exposed to Public Sale. on the premises in
Jackson township, on TUESDAY, the :ssst day
OF JAN AIRY instant, ar > o CLOCK =. NJ, the
following described Real Estate of which Peter
Ragcr died. seized, to wit; / PIECE on P.dR-
Gel CFIAND ID situate IN the TOW nship Of Jack
SON county of Cambria, state Of Pennsylvania,
adjoining lands of Geo. Wchn. Saml Aib8ugh.
Fishers Heirs, and others, containing 4I5
A CESE ElS, more or less, about 50 acres of
which are cleared, having thereon erected
One-and-a-half story LOG DWELLING HOUSE
TERMS OF SALE -One-tbird of the purchase
money TO be paid on confirmation OF sale, and
the residue in two equal annual payments, with
interest, TO be secured by mortgage and iudg-
ment bonds OF the purchaser.
MICHAEL. H. RACER,
Jackson Twp, Jan. 5. 1S7l.-4t. Administration
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
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NOTICE.

IA Estate of DAEIET. O. SI1ELIy, deed.
Having been appointed Executors OF the last
viii and Testament of Daniel O. Sicily, late OF
Washington township, decd, the underigncd
hereby notify all persons indebted to said estate
that payment must be made without delay, ard
hose having claims against tiae same VIII pvC-
sent them IN proper Suapc fer settlement
WILLIAM S<Ef.LY, / ,,-,,,t t,,,.,
JAMES SI[EEtf-, i---I''' 'olS-
Wilmorc, Dee. t5f 1S;0,-Gt.t
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HAD RATHER SELL AT A FOSl-
TIVE LOSS NOW

THAN CARRY OVER OUR PRESENT STOCK!
Therefore, we will sell the following goods at
cost rather than carry them over another sea
son; Silks, Shawls, Nelvets, Black Alpacas
CoIored Alpacas. Empress Cloth Silk Popins
Black and Cold French Marinos, Waterproof
Cloth, Striped Reppelauts, Ladies Cloth,
White and GRAY Blankets, Fancy and hite
Coverlets, Canton Flanue!s, Sh"etlng Muslins,
Dcaines. Calicos. Ticking, Shirtlng Flannels,
Cassineres and Table Linen. Also, an i'm
merse stock Of Ladies' and Chiidren's Furs,
as we'll as a large stock Ladies Misses and
Children's Bounets and Hats. trimmed and
uutrimmed to suit customers, Chiuchlla Bea-
yer and eIveteen Sacks, Children Riding
Hoods and Infants Dresses.
F. S-We also intend to close out our i'm
mense stock of Men and Boys Winter Cloth
ing, positively at cost, to make room for spring
purchases We have on hand over one nun
dred Overcoats, tN hundred Dress Goats, one
hundred Rows Suits five hundred Pants and
Vests Gloves, Undershirts ard Drawers,
Trunks OF every description, from the smallest
ira yelling bag TO the largest Saratoga IruI%'
as well as one hundred other things usualiy
kept in first class Clothing Establishment
L. & H. MAYER.
pronrietors New York Dry Goods. Millinery,
and CIothiEg Hall. 2I2 and 2i4 Main street,
under the Opera House, Johnstown, Pa
4 FrGHT-All we heard OF I G fight was some
one crying and shouting. Let ness 5 sPSak ,.il i
'sIset Hess speak y SO Hess spoke, ana tlIS i
what he said Eearlzen, O ye people hess 4
Brother No. 2f1. 2i3 Main street. Johnstown
have the cheapest Ready-made Clolhlng ever
was sold in Johnstown or Canada. II you don I
believe this, try it on. Mems clothing, boy!
! clothing warm clothing, coarse clothing, hnt
| clothing, strong clothing; COATS pants vests
shirts 5,vercoats, and also every ming ana Inort
! fhan That Cali and see the fight between prof
! il and loss, and let Hess speak for lie VIII tel
! YOU good news!
WE dreau1pt dream the other night, wheI
| oil .trotfnd was Still-We dreafnpt we SAW
'rrcft big fIQilt about who should buy the larg
/ 81 hin of fancy goods at the jcvciry store o
/ = ., 3oberts where bargains IN watches, bar
I rfiirs in clocks. bargains in sewing fllcllne7
f.,r'-,ina In ievrelI-y. bargains in stationery
80 80 al-sains in every hing. awaits all wh'
Ii carry or late once or oftener- uo-day or to
morrow, next week or the week after.
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.5.r-rpTOgE ~ THIS OFFER :
y. Fl. ri the Freeman tO1 % cents.
rcd 10 furnish THE CATHOLIC
|t lsF'gF -Ta most powerful monthly
she'd at the present day, i1n ad-
-frI5rl will he found IN another
..-5 -5a cambria FTetmGH for one en-
..' sa--9a advance Of only % cents
-.,,fop prfge Of the magazine alone.
III Is acknowledged by ell who
-rs.4 il. no matter what their reli-
i-Iaupsurpassod IN literary ner-
.s..- e., and we are sure that no Catholic
-.-' PA 'rriTrgly dispense with 1t after
-.-rfGrri It's monthly visits. Let
s... rbo can afford the outlay take
t-rts extraordinary offer.
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\ RUSH.-ThC surging multitude swayo@ Lack
and :Orth ike the earth when al qUakcS. !
rushed iGand found L. Cohen s. Brother, al the
Cheap Hat PurI0r. delivering hats aud caps hE
the dozen. so. ~ Main street. JJhE=toWu,
where fashion rgiEHE supreme. Every one was
grabbing for the great bargains. turS were
going cheaper than CAuif, and gents furnishing
Goods We're sold for Il song, ANA chat song ~ MIS-
tied. So said Il man who was carrying away
hats ana caps for a. dozen OF hisSous. The older
boys buy Tor themselves. Call soon OK Miss L
rare bargain.
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called fort weather because Of the great Siaugh-
ter of tcatherCd bipeds; SO James j. Murphy s
Clothing store, No 100 Clinton street, j ohIis-
town, might toe called the great TO0St of great
bargains, as all tue people VINO buy uade-up
clothing flock t. his store, where cheap ready
made clothing of al sizes and prices G.i..y be
had, rs cheap rs they car be purchased II New
York city. suppose. for instance, Tilat you 90
there 10 bay al yGur clothing. James is q,
"StGT' in his line Of dealing. lie is Eow rc2uC-
ing his stock 1T very low prices.
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CAUTION Having purchased the
~ following described articles at 4 sheriff 5
Sale OF the personal property of Samuel T.
George, of Chest Springs, and left the same IN
the possession Of Libbie George during my
pleasure, / hereby caution all persons against
interfering in any way with said property w: !:
Bedsteads and Bedding, ! Bureau CLOTHES
Press, ! Sink, Stands, StoVess Rocking
Chairs, IL Chairs, p yards Carpet, Bieat atfast
Table, and Cow. ). Nj DOC CGIlASc-
Chest Springs Jan II. ISL. El-I9.-3t.l
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RINGBOEE CURE.-C. T. Frazer Of Johnstown,
a very popular druggist, has for sale HounE's
Arabian Horse Ointment for the cure OF Itlng-
bone which works like charm in curing this
Troublesome disease. Farmers who have tried
il say II cannot te eNCe!lcd rs horse medicine
Frazer keeps all kinds of medicines and drugs
for man and beast. wei as oils, paints and
dye-stutCS- Country merchants and druggists
should send i'll tl.eir orders 10 Frazer right away
for the ItingbUEc cure and other preparations.
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DRAMATIC ExHIBITIoNs.--TheC c. Y Brooks
Dramatic Association, composed Of Gwcve OF
most intelligent and gifted young meu of Al
tooEa, viii give two exhibitions on Friday
and Saturday evenings of this weell--at the ole
Catholic church buiiCiug, in aid of the Ladies
Fair now in progress. For the first exhibition
they have selected the deeply exciting and
greatly amusing sario comic drama OF " Robert
Emmett, the Irish Patriot" and !or the second
evenings entertainment the side splitting and
button-Tending farces of Box and Cox and
The Prosecuted Dutchman." Wespcak from
personal observation when We say that our
youug friends, one and all, are capable OF sus-
tanning their several parts with tho utmost
credit to themselves, and to the leading per-
formers, we feel sure that risk nothing in
saying that they will surprise even those who
have witnessed the performances OF profession
al actors i'll these plays. Weneed say no more,
tor we are confident that full houses will vel
come our young friei ds on both occasions, and
that those who attend viii be well pleas cd
with the entertainments.
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:. rays snd Girls. Magazine ana the
--.t.rf. IT greatly reduced rates.-
-f -Fa r-,mm and DemoIcSt' s ! oiplg
-t.a5 g.one IS $50, for one year. TO
.I'r.ts us s2.JG-thus reducing
---ra price of our paper to 5 90 per
.'s I,Hug iWE1lcd az aIl times
.~.r entertaining stories, rooms Nh
.-- -.ayesaEd ether pleasant tgai ures'
Illustrated. and cannot fail 10 in
.-r... and elevate. and assist 10 make
..sFu,HfuI Americans uSeiUi, truth
rr. Nothing more entertaining or
.triI ba elected 2s holiday gift for
z. man U.mgrtSt's IOlWy -4WETiCd.
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CalssSEHG s.ELEEES

OF DE HAVEN q ERc9.. 90 South Third
ssrest. EhSIass - psI5a, nj O'Clock, =.
n. GsssI. =, 1871.
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JonN !. EfURPHY is showing dry goods OF at
a great rate. lie sold thousand dollars worth
during the holidays. and is now selling another
thousand, chiefly choice dry goods, some gro
ccrieS, some notions, some other goods. bar all
OF the best quality OF goods. AurpEy, OF the
Mansion House corner, Main strect,J oADst DT IL,
corner OF Franklin, under the Tribune CilIcc,
near Akcrs !. iiaUmeT's meat shop, across from
Frazcr'Ss That's the man. Call and take look
at the man himself and then At the goUd>-thcn
at your purse-aud If the purse is agrecd-gO
in. Nou viii never cry over the result.
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..ergrfr- subscribers Of our paper
-.r. g'.vmr. commencing on J8nu-
A.n receive the PEOPLE : WEEKLY
--.rrr+ II which viii he found in
|. .Hrrr. .... fytiTr near fgT nothing
-svar.. aa.ugt thc Irihing sum required
III. lust think of 1.-TWO weekly
...-,.,, for s2.UJ. All subscribers
Ia .glrage Of this offer.
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EINNEyS COTGH SYRUP Is the best prcpaTa-
ti0u cNtaut for The cure of sudden colds, Group,
Or catarTh. BE sure 70 cali with Mr.. kinney
Main stroct, .JohnStowu, opposite the Houston
House, and get bottle OF hiS celebrated syrup
and take it homo with you 1t may SAY tnc
life of one or mere of your children Don't
forget TO ask for 'hinueys Cough SyrCp, ana
you viii bc sure TO get an unfaIlng relief Tor
all tho ills il claims 70 be a specific for.
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NEO. NJ. READE, AttoTney-at>Latg,
~ EbensbuTg, Pa. Office in rev building
recently erected on Gentle stFeet. two doors
from High street. laug -2E.
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wEIn SrHFE.NE,rrIN arN-

rive copies. one !car, scpata tatciy addr csse4.
EIghG Dollars.
Ten comics one yc7r. separately addressed taui
- extra ccEy % C-.-C- u of ClEu),
Sixteen Dollars.
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TIE DAIAY Sun, GO a YEAR.

4 prcGmincltIy read .hic newspaper, with the
largest c,rcu alton II the world. Free. inde-
pendent. aud feGTlcEs II bO.ltiCs- a the news
from every where. Two cents 4 COPY ; by mail
Sc cents month. OK SO year.
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D. M,LAIiGlILIN.

sTTORNEY AT LAW, .to7tRStoe's. Pc
4 Office in the Exchange building. on ths
Corner Of Clinton aud Locust s.reets-uP
stairs WIZ attend to ali business conueess
etl with His profession.
Jan. 81 ISR7.-ff
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ELECTION AND ORGANIzATIoN.-An election
of Directors for the Cambria Mutual Fire In
surance Company for the current year, was
held on NJ onday of last week, and resulted i'll
the choice Of the following named gentlemen {:
John Williams, j Moore A a. Barker, K.
L Johnston E. Mills. Geo. NJ Reade, JEo.
Lloyd, E. Roberts, Isaac Crawford, John
Buck, Henry Pritchard, Robert DeyGraux.
I be above named Board Of Directors met on
Saturday last and organized by elcctinS the
following named officers: President-Jno. VIII
liams Secretary and Treasurer-R. j Lloyd;
Executive Committee-E 4. Roberts, j no. Lloyd,
Isaac Crawford ; GenI Agcut-John Z. Rob
erts; a gent-Eyan Roberts.
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BAD HUsBANDRY.-It is exceedingly bad
husbandry to harrow up the feelings Of your
wifo, to rake up old quarreS, to hoe grudge,
and to SOW discOrd. 1t is far better for you
to give your wife your purse that she may go
TO OAtman & Co 5, and purchase for herself
such articles in the dry goods. fancy goods
and grocery line she may stand in need of.
Such co urs5, instead OF producing discord or
strife will prove source of much happiness,
for Oatman & Co., are selling their large stock
of goods such surprising low rates that per
sons buying from them have much icause TO
rejoice at the bargains they receive.
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s,raz E..ssA - CATmARrEN sYaUP

uscd in all cases instead OF Pulls EPSON SALTS,
CASTOR ON. Sc. Highly favored. Pleasant to
take. Children like il. Price o cents Whole
sale. r. e SELLERS S Co, - * 0Od street. Pitts
burgh. SOLD by Lennon s Murray, &bensbUrg,
and by Druggists and Country Store-keepeiS5
generally IJune l6. ISiO.-ly.l
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MARRIEn-On Wednesday January 18th, by
Rev b. N Kerr, at the residence of Mr.. }.
Paddock, Mr. d. r. Hannah of Indiana Pa,
to Miss Mary Alice Edelblute, Of this place
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JOHN p. HINTON,

kTTORNEY AT LAW, .fGaas!5Hn, Pa
i Office in building or corner OF Main aud
franklin street. opposite Mansion House.
second lUOr Entrance on FRANKLIN street.
Johnstown. Jan. 81. 1S67.-tf.
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aEED EgEi. EInNEY

SEND TJCH EIGNEY
IN Post Of1cc orders cIcccs. OF draft or1 New
1ork. wherever convenient II not, tlie register
tile letters containing money. address
I. W. ENGLAND. Publisher,
Sun CIic1, New York City.
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T. p. TIERNEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, E5eas5Rrg, Pa
Il Office in Colorado Row.
Jan. 5. lS67Stf.
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TCnTTT DIsCUE5TON.-Iwo or our most PT0mi-
nent and learned citizens are going 10 have
public discussion for the benCdt of the public.
Question: who sells the cheapest dry goods in
JOhnStown?' The popular feeling is on the
side of y. !. Carroll. who cannot be undcrsOid.
lie keeps open on Main street. tOT3lStSt The OP
era House, No. 2i5 Of cOurS. the question will
be decided. like some SQHireS decide thcir
c'tses, in the dfiT1ndticc. But eVertheess 20 to
CarrOis. He keeps choice groceries, as well as
buttons blankets and blue yarn. You better
be beginning 10 buy before he IS too busy
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sEuI-vvEEKLy sUx. 81 ! YEAR,

0: the same size En1 general Character as
TIE WEEKLY, Jlt with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
TO its suDsc i5eIs with greater freshness because
Il comes TWICE 4 week instead Cf ozce Only.
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NC%sDa per CT the Present Times.
intended for People Now On Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro
fess:onal Men, WoISers, Thinkers, and al Man
Eer of Honest FoiKs. AM lLc Wives, Sous AL
Daughters OF al such.
ONLY one DoLL32 = xZaR!
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50,
Or less than one Cent a Copy. Let there be Z
$S3 Club - every Post once.
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gVTM. II SFCHGEiI, ATToFNzy~Ar>
w Law, EbeAsbnrg, Pa. Once Ia fhos.
Loy's new huiidng. eDe door AcrLh e Colo
made Row, Centre street.
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JUST So.-Jook on the bright side. 1t is the
right side. The times may be hard, but look
ing glum won't make them any better. It is
the sunshine, and not the cloud, that makes
the flowers, and it is cash. and not credit, that
buys the most goods at Y $. Barker's cheap
store ON tie right side of High street. Naliie
wants to get rid of his winter stock, and those
who help him ~ do it may expect more for
their money nowthan they could gst--lt. -aIAy-
oAler tltne. ~
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THE following sentence of only six words con
taius all the letters of the alphabet: John
quickly eXtenporized five tow bags" After
he had them extemporized, If eare not misin-
formed, he went TO \. I. Christy's uGprcceGcn-
ted cheap cash store in Loretto and bought
them chuck full of dry-goods, groceries, and
many other articles, and when he got through
he was the best pleased man you ever saw
Christy's is the right place TO iii tow bags or
anything else with the right kind OF goods at
the right kind OF prices.
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THE RIGHT WAY.-George Huntley, proprie-
tor OF the mammoth hardware, tinware ana
general house-furnishing cstabl ishmentin this
place, says that instead of '.giying credit
where credit is due" he finds it more to the
advantage of himselfand his customers to sell
for the cash, and is ready at all times TO ac-
count for the faith that is in him by acting
the principle of quick sales and small priits," "
IA fact which buyers VIII do well TO make n
note of.
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JOHN FENLON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. EbeHs5arC Pa -
L Office on High street, sdiiming his resi-
aence Jan ST. 18ss-5f
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-08
New York Cattle Market.

NEW GoRK, November D.
BEEF CATTLE-Totai beeyes $50,
with 100 to-day, AS cars al Communi-
paw, III al One HundredIh street, and
20 cars al WeehaHken- Weathe, cool
and fine. Market active at nearly &c
advance. and stock sold esriY. Ohio
leads this week with 2l01, Illinois Zoo,
Kentucky 1000. New York 200, and
Texas only 800; hence the AVERAGE
quality is good- aud range II &c for
some very mean Texans 10 9l(GI0c for
thin western: lie for far and l2Gl24e
for fine. iew selling at &c; average
nearly lie. Best decks OF 80 Ohio 9
cwt averaged $ll2, one yard selling al
l3c, % pounds per cTt: the poorest
Texans cwT, hard lot. al &c: lair ).
cwt Texans ar Sc: 100 Illinois c1r II
l0ic; - Indiana It cxt al HE; cars
Illinois } cwt a, &c.
SHEEP-36,j00. OF which 1850
were on sale today market firm but
not very active; prices are not much
changed, but good lots are selling we'll,
AMI Thin rather slow: common sheepgo
AT &c, lair sc; prime &C. and extras 6fc;
thin lambs sell al 6GE.c; AR he; good
Sc. and extras Sic a car los POUNDS
Ohio sheep sold al &C; a car 81 pounds
a. ) e; 20 Cansdas l224 pounds At 6sG
a car State lamhs > pound. al SIC }
cars Cansdas % pounds 81 &c lot
thin - pounds Michigan al &c.
HOGS-Reeeipts for the week 422.60J,
with l2l cars 10 day. Nothing selling
alive, but worth 4l@+;c; dressed are
worth 5$@63c.