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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-05
WORSE sND WORSE.

Some weeks aye the New York Ncr-
aff figured the city deb, uP as high a.
SIS. .Gu0. The city authorities de-
MED the truth of the figures. and the
Hcru'd Went about the proof of them.
L found ont that the dobt-hlnded-is
II Set si.;f a0a.ooa. These figures be-
ins denied and grGmh.ed and mum
biea Mt. the Hera{8 again Nent on the
old trail. ana now it says there i an
unfUnded boating deb. of mnre than
S2a.oVo. 900 which it eve counted in
any OF lis former estimates. In fact il
>Um> mp the entire debt ct the city
funded and untuuied-a. si5j.ooa. 200:
and proves il figures from the record.
over Sl00. ao0 .oeo ef this deht has been
added since January /, $50.
50 run, an item i'll the Sacramento
tnton. And Vet New York City las
been run by so-called reformcrs eve
since Boss Tweed WAS de:hrouel.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

August I.

August '.
In the game of base hall Yesterday
afternoon. al Lords cricket ground.
between the Red Stockings and .Ath-
le;ic>. the RoStonians reached the first
base nine times bv errors Of their OPP
p~onent>. and the Athletics once.
Tine of game, two hours and ten min
u:es. The bowling of the Americans
i'll a gaze OF crivke: was weak. The
newspapers consider that the playing
by the Americans Of base ball and
cricket or the ann day gives the Ma
ryiebone Club an advantage. The
journals publish long details of the
game OF base ball. giving full cNpiaua-
tons and refer particularly to the
beautiful catching OF the Americans.
The German Government has sent a
no.e To- the Yer aille> Government pro-
testing against the Pyrenne> being
made Il Carli>t arsenal. and declaring
that unless Frame maintains neutral
iy in the spanish question. Germany
vii ask o;her powers Il interfere.
The British steamship Corin;ii. Capt.
Fan. which LET New York. July 10Th.
Tor Liverpool, has been LOST OF Galley
Head, ireland, together with cargo.
Crew saved.
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IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.

The person whose duty i. is 70 gath
err up news items fer the press report
and have them transmitted by tclc-
graph to the principal points on the
Pacific Coast. Yesterday furnished the
following conundrnm. p~urporiing to
give a statement of the impending
crisis in France. The situation of af-
fairs must indeed be terrible. and
those interested in the fate of that un-
happy nation should lot fail To reruse
the interesting dispatch here given:
NEW York. August 4.
\ Paris letter says that a stormy
crisis in the French Cabinet. - far a.
known is briefly this: Name. ia;e
Minister of Finance. after long sharp
figh., seeing las, plan for balancing the
budget rejected by the great majority
in the House, insisted giving his res
isuation. which accepted. He con-
fes>rI representation Bonapartist i'll
cabine. little later.
Fouron. Minister Interior. unsettled
on re-i-ning: there were several rea-
sens for his leaving. most plau.ible OF
which are: lie demanded Borapart-
isl should be taken place that Maine
had vacated; that ON reception Ncntau-
rus report President should. i'll adj
vauce and by message. reply Nj. Per-
rier'> proposition that the Prc!ect of
Police, who reduced investigation he
WAS ordered Instituted mo Illegal Eo-
n~auarti>t intIi-ucS 10 basis criminal
prosecution: insisting law should have
is course: should he dismissed from
office. All the demands in cabinc:
council resisted and finally rejected.
Resistance are Duke lie Cass and Min
is.er of Foreign Affairs. and orlean-
is. SO far as any II is Orr
leaui>t to-day he is an orleani>t
by all his anteeeden;S. Fourton is
comparatively Young man. and free
from binding anteccdents. lie WAS
minister under Theirs. and has
always been thought al first in other
Departments.
Minister under MacHIahon signiti-
canoe. ii there be II i'll FoUr:on's de-
parture from Presidents council with
in less than ten days or his acting rs
Priests authorized m%outhpiccc to com
init of thirty i'll fact thai while he was
minister he vas personally se~ptena.ar-
chist apparently viii honest mar
STALLS approval ami ceases 10 be min
i>ter remaining that III othcr words
Iha. W.4.,t i, might seem IL though the
honesty oil the Marshall was crown
somewhat tired than Queen finishing
but boldly false policy Of tie truce Of
parties.
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SAN Francisco, August l..
G~reonaacNs unchanged.
The Board of Supervisors passed To
prin, Il resolution i'll iaNor OF purctla>-
in- The spring Valley Water Works..
and all ate rght>and SUI ply sources
III the vicinity OF the city.
C...iet GocHriit has detailed eighteen
policemen charged with the SPECIAL du-
~ oi attending 10 lleoiluni> i'll all
parts OF HE city. The first result was
the arrest OF a large number OF them
last night.
Alfred Paraf and Van Brunt. Of the
O~le1ntar-ariue Butter Company, Mcre
arrested Today under all indicimen,
Tor forgery, found by the Grand Jury
Yesterday. Eal IS fixed 4. $4,000 i'll
each case.
Cry and County httorn V Burnett
i drawing up an application TO the
Probate Court Cor Mayor oji- 10 be
appointed guardian of The iliotic boy
Zip, who MAS on exhibition Il few.
days since n u side show Of Queens
circus.
Two men were engaged iii 4 genuine
Grize fight to-day, on San>alne street.
lea Pacific, wiki hottle-holder> and
seconds. Tie fi-ht had not proceeded
long. however, when five or>iN police
men III OH the >cone and arrested
the principals. umpire. bottle.hu.acrs,
and several Spectators.
Geo. +. +. Hunt addressed cheer
ing letter to lre1. X. jackson. The
following are the words:
"FIIEND FRED: | suppose yo1l
will be greatly surprised 10 receive this
letter from ne, aud sill more sur
,,AiSstl - E-gr 3, l,t want ,s,rt
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fEaSai Quarrel.
" .tsWnEru nN Al

" rn>w0RrH. Nev.. Au"l.St :.
An ati.Jy occurred yesterday mo. Il
-. a ranch four miles north ofhere,
between two EicH. l.. :. Pratt and j.
l.. Downs. IN which Pratt WAS shot and
killed almost instantly, Downs claim
ingto haNe>hot him in selfdefvn>e. The
disputed ownershipof a ranch. ora por-
ton Of it. seems To have been heo origin
of the difficulty, both parties clainlin.
il. ~ the time OF the shooting Pratt
lai entered and was occupying Downs
Use, which had heentcHnPerarily a
ed, and Downs, finding him there.
ordered him away, when / raft assalled
him with a c~her-kniie, following
him to Il dos. when Downs turned
and shot him through the window.
Hosns Immediately gave ilnself up.
deceased was a native O. IiA'iana,
aged - years.
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PRISONER Snort has been re-
por.ed. by pretty good authority. THAI
one OF the STATE prisoners. bein- guilty
of INSTRUMENTATION. va> s.ot i'll the
arm by one Of the guards. The plans
Mere laid fer general outbreak. which
would have occurred several weeks
AGO had II no teen for the exposure Of
the affair by one OF the prisoners. We
are unable "a vou-h O rthe fact Of the
prisoner beng wounded. hat had ii
from most .Xctl.tnt aul. ority.-CUt-
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Incorporated.

SACRAMENTO, August (.
Articles Of Incorporation of the SAN
Benito Bank were fled n the otli"c of
the Secretary OF sac to-day. Place OF
business. iIol!is;er. california;; capital,
5000 gold in shares of 500 each.
with the right AMI privilege of inrrea>-
In- the sanle 70 Tie sum Of -. Man. MaA.
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4 Conference on Pos;a! Hi.
dian Agent SD:;Ointci-Ehe Rus.
sian Ministry still lnicser.
minej-Secrctary Belanap ar
riyei-Ihe Committee on Naval
Affairs I.>ge'as the Navy
YariS.


49,
The Postmaster General and MIR.
Davy. an officer of the Department,
having the matter specially IN caar-e,
are in consultation With the Attorney
General in reference TO postal con-
traVer>ie>. Meanwhile. the A>-i>;an;
Superintendent Of the Railway Postal
service teIe-raph> from Philadelphia
that cv~ery,hlng j. all right. lie Viii
be home This afternoon.
The Attorney General, II h confer
cncc held with Postmaster General
Marshall. said the law fixed Ike COM
pen~ation 80 explicitly. with reference
TO the po>tAl-car service. that no opiu-
ion was needed on the subject TO inter
pref it, construction.
The President ha, appointed II. a.
Russell, Of Iowa, agent Tor II lnd.-
ans at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Attorney General Williams ate
that he has had Lo communication
with the President on tie subj te. Of
his designation, nor has ally Word
ua,,cd between them about hi, ap-
pGiutmcut to the Russian Mission.
Secretary Bclknap has returned 20
Washington.
The steamer Dispatch left here to-
day wiki Senators Cunpvcr. sargent
and Norwood. Of the Senate Commit
tee on Naval Affairs, and Rear Admiral
Rogers on board. senator Crag.u,
chairman Of the committee, Will lOIn
them at Philadelphia. The committee
will visit the naNY-yards and stations
on the the Atlantic coast. with the View
Of %in4pirin9 mo AeeXpeliency of re-
Gucin- h number, a. instructed by
he senate a is last session.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-05

BISHOP FOR CONGRESS. Speaking
Of Bisoop's chances for Congress, the
Battle Mountain Measure for Measure
SAYS:
W. w. Bishop, of Phoebe. Will I've a
candidate before the Republican state
Convention for the Congressional nom
nation. Bishop is Il successful lawyer.
IA fine speaker, an old-time and always
faithful Republican. He would make
an excellent member, and first
OF all would make a successful run for
the position if nominated. Lincoln
county, we are assured. Will go torhim
straight.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DENtlNlNG IN TIE roSruFFlCF Al
IL I.tr.Ea. N"s.. AuEistt t. I>14. Persons
"liljr- Tor @l.otters viii please say "AdyeI-
tI~cu August T., ISL
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.,,.rridan in Buffalo.

BUFFALO. y. y. Aug. I.
Generals Phil. sheridan aud Eugene
Carr arrived this morning. and viii he
the guests Of Wm. Il. Forge during
the race week.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Auction Sale of Drift Wood.

DYoRpER or TIE PROPERTY CoN-
ID mittee, the Flood Wood throughout the
canyon will be sold on THURSDAY the 9TH
pav Of August. commencing at ot'Clutk,
in the following sections, as the wood lays
Src,ion No. | will be from the Reservoir.
above the Richmond Furnace. to a point in
mc,iiatcly in front OF the Stone House, occa-
picd by Superintendent shaw.
Section No. = will be from the Aforesaid
Stone House to the tower Slaaghtcr-hous'.
section No. 3 will he FROM the Slaughter
house, here the coal teams were ca. CHI Ia
the ioed. about one and u half miles below
the Slaugatcr-hpis,.
Section Nc. l will be from the las: point TO
the point where the old Austin road crosses
the canyon,
Section No. ! will Ire from said crossing to
the Six-milo House.
All square, sawed or bowed timbcrs OF any
yicccS oi wagon or furnituro arc not included
in this sale Also. the same day. the Commit
tec will sell all goods and merchandise not
claimed prior TO that date. BY order Of tho
au4-;d PROPERLY COMMITTEE.
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The NEW YORK PosroFFICE.-It is
expected this magnificent structure
will he oeoafiei b. - department
toward the clos see ,ens year.
Its estimate cost is o.cr $500, O00.
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India Prisoner Liberated.

1T. LoUI-, Aug. 4.
\ sToc . to the Gtebe says: y md
of Indians broke open the iatl 4, Fort
Gibson. last night, am Grated an
Indian prisoner charged with murder.
gu leaving hey fred gum c'ose % .hc
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Pittsburg Re-
lie. Fund noun 10 $4,000. The total
loss OF life is 1873 persons, so far as
known. The work OF clearing up is
progressing rapidly, and additional
bodies may be rerol .Ied.
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THE rumor that Governor Bradley
generously contributed one dollar and
ninety cents 10 the iund for the rolief
Of the Eureka sufferer, needs eonfir-
NATION.
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As No regular trains are now run on
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road on Sunday, the Chicago paper,
have arranged to run a special train
IN their " account on sundays, for
the purpose Of delivering their edi-
tons. The trains make 50 miles, be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee, in two
hours and a half, including stoppa-es.
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Ei.c-Proof

Being a W. ~ story. and basement # rc-nro,.
stone hIildin-. fronting IL. feet on II, 90.
side %: Main street, and running eas, 100 fe,,
the anne with. to tho west side Of BueI s,roo,
the basement having a frontage on said u,si
street OF y feet.
Tho entrance to thc basement will H.. -,
Brcl street. and the basement room will S. !,
81 by 81 feet ia the clear. with Il-foo; cs;--
ing. and will be rented to responsible rarti,s
Ivy The tr,sIecs.
The first story will be partitioncd Of int,
two storeroemS. o. by IS feet in tho cl",r
"! h Il | foot ceiling, which will also l.,
rented,
HE second story will be divided into roor,
for the coUveLlsn N use Of Odd Fellow Lode
and Of the warriors sori tbs which may neS,
thcr,in. and ON This nuor there viii be five ~
rooms. all oil VIII h viii be rented by III,
l~ras:Ces To proper Il
The 5|aiilire viii be finished in frst.class
style. and provided with all convenience T,r
tenants. and the Trustees. from n earcfal atj
rrfdont estimate Of the revenue If ii,
Boiling. feel confident in assuring TO H.,
stockholders n net dividend of /. . rer cent.
per month On their investment.
Thr work will be prosecuted with the NJ.
most dis atch. consistent with ccncoar and
sabstart;al work: and it is contemplate. that
the b~ailding viii be ready for use in iJar 4,
months from this date.
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JOHN MoRRIssEY, the ex-Congress-
man from New York, the man who
whipped Heenan from superior pluck,
says the Sacramento Eaj0n. has be-
come one of the largest gamblers in
the United States. 1t is reported that
his bank won $4,000 at Saratoga
Lake during the recent University re-
gatta there.
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NiII Desiroye:! - re.

tHi-hnC, august /.
4 fire at Manchester, Michigan. de-
stroyed Reynolds a tnderker>cher's
grl>t and pa, ermiil. Loss, So, 600; n
: tah
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Resolution 30 Purchase the SpriE.
Valley ANA Other Wat r crEs =
War Against HOOiiunS-Iu.ict.
ea-A2I,IicasiOn for Guar:iiau-
4 Genuine Prize Fight Tree
LOSe-A Gushing Love Letter
senator Jones to Arrisc-EXaus.
ina;ioH CT Medical stu .eEts-
Elected President Merchant
Deai-Scw Mayors (~IeEk-(Iioi.
lar SGt3si Ore.
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StraYed OF Stolen,

L horse, branded -. H." on lcft hin. nIsn.
>'t@5ai NcSican brands. ! reward If -
VIII b. laIi L. ans une returning the animal
Il. W ash Brothers stable.
!Hl LIN ALEX. MCKAY.
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Hon. {. w. kENpALL and Col. Nat.
Furst registered ii the ormsby House.
Carson City. August lst.
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ROAD TAX.

NUIItn : HEHEIl NINf.N TNAT
" IA, i cad Tax FOR l>7i i, now due an
iayabiet to nte. . it loIt further delay.
!. ~ ALL, head >ar.ryisor.
Eureka. June -, III. irn
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Commandments headquarters, and
Threatened to burn the town ii another
Indian wcrc confined there.
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For Sale Cheap,

.FIEST-CLASS TICKETS FROM
/ iahsade to hlraso. inquire ut the store
oil ~AAt. GuEU~IUaF. n..-!Y
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LOST J!

4 ENG WITH IuoThVNK.--uI
key, On" watch key and aEl
snail Ioire whi~ti-. iii, finder VII rlcas.
retasn ia N 70 til international ~liotel. aurl
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A|oIS SALE!

4 FULL OUTFIT For HotSEkELdr
"A Ing. il 'uding Cooking. stove m
stove. Spring Bed and liedstead, Madn.'
q irs and ashs,apd. iShrS. tarhe's' e""
j. ii. WAREEN.
jyA stv.I IL. CLARK s;ere'
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FOR SALE

'T'Wo EIGGIES ANDHARNE>e.
i Also Il fns lot o. Bear and -Srn
ea dlf $1 mo I ! an A IL se %"[ 5ri ana ~
Apply al the Den lEh oIAbLk. aa-fs
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Anderson Mrs Eli.u2 tes,un Miss Mollie
Long Ni->Arui, lvuph Mi,s Anal j.
NORTH N:sJ u Poland Mrs l.aura
>tltu NJ. LaL-N-
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Subscription for Stock.

Tn thousand five hundred (>l0.5J3} dol.
lars If the stoca have already been tahen.
and til" hooks are nuss open To tha pubic fer
sahs'ri 5tion fer ths remainder. to wit: %. Ih
q. tie Law oiice Of liiishouSe * Davenport.
i.ylanG's i;uilding, Eatc2lan street, upon tho
following terms:
Twenty 70 per cent. Of thu sabscripiion
will be required AZ tho tine OF subscribing.
and tw2nty 20 per cent. every thirty So
days thereafter Entil the same is paii up.
Hy order OF the Eo2rd of Trustees.
VIZ. ARLINGTON, President.
VII h~tyHNroRr. Secretary.
Eureka. New. July :. 1874. ;y7-td
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T'IIS tSScCf ALTON Is INCoRrOp arm
l under the laws Of the State Of Ncy,Il'
for the purpose Of recting a buildinr for -
use Of the cd Fellows Of Eureka. and 70 A.
vide the same into suitable rooms for r. ma
the Lodge If odd +, llows and other sec;n.; 10
and orgaui ations, and for stores and or.
and will proceed Immediately to cr,rt -
tho land donated to the Association h." u, ~
citizens of Eureka. situated on tho east side - =,
in Enrckn. nbsinntial 'V"ee.
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RUBY HILL WATER WCPES,
Ca2asi' = Of Tanks liz 900 Gallons
ALL NOW FULL.

WATER WILL lie FURNISHED IL
W Ruby Hill. IN any desired quantities.. -.
al %seasoLs Of the Year. AT Il uniform rate and
lower han can he. furnished from any other
source. W at'r q ~siiyereu twice daiiy to M
va i~aai!i-. - rs cabin. saloons, etc.
IisketsTauSIng from "a to - cents aiipca
will be solid al the otiicr of th4 cumrany on
Ruby Iii, b. v. Ii. lictson, supcrintcnd.
eEt, late o. the ' iTglnia city " ator " orks.
". i. HAki,'.B Proprietor.
nv2itf
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DIR. J. WILLIAMS.

DiYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i on south Main street. Eueta. Nevada.
two doors above the iaretr House. aui-tI
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WAMTED.

WANfEb-ASiTrATIoN HY Y0tNG
W elrl te do chamber hol~rwnrk and
waiting On table, or light hprseNurA in I'M
vat ianIly, Apply 10 THOMAS MIEFlll'>
shoe store, Man Str,et. autly
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$40 REWAR ,.

v'HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE Iathn -,
bv tn undersigned for the arrest ei IN,
t4iof. or thieves. who stole the rollers ffpn.
the wasi-hous, OF the pionccr itestnniant; ."
Friday night. GEO.. !. Np"h1
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FOR SALE,

4 FURNISHED HOUSE WITH 90
n lot. situated on fntl street. a Il. 49,
,iIahle residence. sic Of lot, 81 , \ u" t
For particulars inquire on the prciniseso u n
!Nl1-tt T.. {. a"->'h''
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EOy Sale,

4 I,ESlRALEDWELLING HOUSE, -
n sitlated on South >ering street
:" 'o.' 'n'''' arr" 9. tSHIN.
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l0ST!

BOX CONTAINING \ NIMfEt 1'r
n articles OF I.a,tics' ~Jcwclry. Tho 'ndc.
viii receive II reward Of SO by lea'int II u
thi> uilice. lS-"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-05

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Oct. 20, 1874.-PrlceS
to-day for Beef Cattle ranged follows Best Beeyes
at LASS 5O generally rated first quality at 2aS5 II
medium good fair quality at 50a$l 25: ordinary;
thin Steers Oxen and Cows at 50a3 80; inferior and
lowest grades of Cattle 00a50 CO., general average of
the market to-day 81 50 extreme range of the prices
5OaB6 So. Most of the sales from 90 to SIS 90
per 100 pounds
Cows.-There, is good demand for Mich Cows,
which rather and higher at 35a$50 per head
Veas are selling at 6a7Ac per b, and i'll good de-
mand at these figures.
SuEEP AND LAMBs.4-We quote Sheep at 4a5ac per
ID gross. Stock Sheep 00a$3 50 per head Lambs "a
"a 90 per head as to quality.
HoGs.-We quote at 25a$9 so per h net.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. Oct. 29.-Bcef Cattle
49, So extra $3.50 Sheep &c 500; Lambs 3Soa*4k per
head Hogs 9a$0 50 per 100 lbs, and Cows and Calves
25a$8U.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Oct 22.-sales OF
Cattle at G0a6 co. Sheep AZ to &c. per gross Lambs
800 to IS 90 per head Hogs from sOoa$95o Cows and
Calves 25a$55
%RIcHMoND CATTLE MANKET, Oct 29.-Catte, COM
to extra, sold at 01a4 Upper cwt gross Sheep
sold at lass Hogs at 75Oa$875 net and Veals
| 5a$l3 per head.
| BALTIMORE HORSE AND MULE MARKET.-The horse
and mule market has been unusually dull du-
| ring the past week. The market is overstocked
with horses OF all classes and their do not
look for any great change in the prices demand
until next spring. There number Of fine green
and broken miles upon the market but no demand
for them at present Prices range from 800 to $40
! pair,
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Near Hebron Church on the LIST inst, by Rev VIM
o. Grimm, Leon H. Harris and Miss Sarah e. Mer.
rift.
October, goth ult., John F. Thompson and Miss
Mary A. Thomas
Near stuarts Draft. Oct. 2sth, John D. Fisher and
Miss Salle L. Rothwell.
October goth, by the same Howard B. Marble and
Miss Sarah A. Groah. ;: f,ifz..7
Near Midway. October 2sth, John N. Wright and
Miss Annie E. Fauber. - q -
On the slst.ult., near Hermitage by the Rev. Mar
tin CARRIER. Benz. +. Wampfer and Miss Mary f.
Shaver-all of Augusta, IT. -.
In staunton, by Rev VIM. E. BIZ ker. Oct. 29:h,
Chas. w. Hutchens and Miss Annie f. Whitesell.
At Bnrkes Mill, Oct: 29th. Peter D. Sherman and
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Frank.
Near Midway, Oct. 29th, by Rev VIM. Pinkerton,
BENJAMIN r. Cox. OF Staunton and Miss Virginia A.
Brown.
On the 2sth ult., at New Hope by Rev. Martin Gar.
ber Thomas I. Kindall and Miss Matte A. Taey-
all OF Augusta