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The National Road Imbroglie

The National Road ImbrOglio
|. doe. not seem that the Act Of Feb
mn slh, ISL, authorizing the Board
dPtSlir Works Of the State ITO lay out
I'd Construct a road (across the Penin.
Eli) which ,hlll be in lieu Of the Wheel.
5Hill part Of the Cumberland road"
IN intended 10 be mandatory at all In
a4racisr, and unless the order passed
y Il. Board oil Public Works Is to be
Sut,usd "a 4 contract, there is no legal
sIfnaOn resting on the Board to divert
d. funds Of the present National road
b be construction and support Of the
PEinulA road.
lis doubted BY some persons whether
abdE he act Of Congress BY which the
S,tiaril Road va, turned over to the
stlia through which It passes, they can
aHi iHindOu any part Of it without
,bindoulrg The whole Of it within their
tfhaT. The road from Fulton 10
Min street. North Wheeling, is Is much
iPinuItks Nationll Road u any other
PtHdi 10 West Virgins, and II one
Paid he road can be abandoned why
etfa't any part Of it be similarly aban.
tcasd! Its understood that the act oi
CcuEaa inpasd On Virginia the condi-
too otkssPing he road open and in good
Hpaif " lpublie highway, and that il
w uPon shii understanding thA. 1t was
tafSsd ever tOher.
IasPopIsoI North Wheeling natural,
YEA greatly iggrieved at the movement
S,Sioton their only cutie, TO the East
'rd md ihrOE the expense Of keeping
si' Npiif on VhOnsOsvsr it may con
an, b 'Asans the city Of Wheeling OF
a' county Of Ohio. The road is not 4
"''v road, nor yet is 1t a street Of the
aVr sOI itIl State road, made SO by The
:: e o. Cougss turning 1t over to thC
saa' nd u such i. would seem now IL
HsG !. OF becoming a sort Of ."uulliul
i, ~ aid ShIch the Board Of Publi,
nSn proposes to extend to the new
q '''aH 4 matter Of small moment, viz
~ as,G H'pla' tolls on hand July l.t, 1874
~ ,s'sa ''f'eolIscted up to that date from
.g " lT9. Ia other words
u P'Slis bare got to build .h
.S 'at keep i. up after ii i
%aPs''d ~. By the same system Of toll
II ~ . noH 10 vogue on the old road
A's all then, II i. a matter Of tolls an,
,,a Ss aP'a the public for the support 9
"'f'lG', Tor OF course it is not to b
M ssd totA moment that the wh.eliu
slS. :. ''lS viii Be abandoned BY the travel
: Spa'lls' -l. twill be kept open by toll
eais beyond a doubl.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nay 2a.-cotse- Steady
and In fair demand; ordinary to prime
Rio eargoes l4szalse gold. sugar-Good
demand; inferior TO good common eaeke,
common to good 6ISa71fc, yellow elarihed
s1<c. MolAsseS-S Steady and In fair demandi
common IsE20c, iAir 22A26c. Hee-Duui
LouiEianA ordinary 70 prime 61fa6Ke.
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Chicago CaftIe llarltet.

CHICAGO, Nay 22.-The Dr0rrP JOttraal
6ATTlE-Reeeipts {, 400; shipments 200
Market steady and active; steerss4 30a5 20;
feeders and stockers quiet at IS 00a4 80
butchers firm; cows 50 b0ai 20, bulls 81 soa
5 90, oxen IS s5a4 Is.
Hoes-Receipts $4,000; shipments |, 800.
About Sc lower; heavy IS 10aS Is, rough
mixed g 90aS 10.
sHEEp-Receipt 100; shipments $50.
Market steady; EIlts at S 90a5 90.
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W, d. CALDWELL, Trustee.
" v. i i. II HIGrrn IGnE astIsnssr sSI.SI n,,Or.M
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Attempt 10 Ride Twenty Miles
an HOuf.

NEw YoRx, May 22.-Franeiseo Pc
ralto began at 4 o'clock this morning. a
Fleetwood Park, an attempt TO ride S0i
miles in 10 consecutive hours. At moor
he had made III miles, when he retired
from the track for rubbing, resuminG
the ride at 1.22.
Al three o'clock, II hours from th.
start, Peralto had made 200 miles.
Peralto completed the S05 miles in Il
hours and 81 minutes, having two min
utes to spare. Quickest mile, 2 minutes
and 10 seconds; quickest 10 miles, 2.
minutes and l2 seconds.
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PITTSBURGH, Nay Petroleum
Quiet; crude unsettled at 81 SIX at Par
kelG refined llXo Philadelphia delivery
on crrY, Pa, Nay 22.-Petroleum-
The market opened quiet and steady a
81 SIX, advanced to 81 3SIS. declining and
closing steady at 81 32lS. Shipments 80
900, barrels; average, 1900. 1ransaetioni
lSS,000 barrels.
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The market for Beeyes. opened active, and
at prices fully a good As last week, and
these figures were generally well main.
tanned for the best grades, there being q
few. cases Of tops showing slight decline.
Other grades fell off q shade, in some in.
stances a cent, more particularly towards
the close OF the Market when trade became
quite dull. The quality Of the offerings
was fully a good as last week, some Of the
tops bought by Mr.. John W. D. Pen,z, at
the top Of the market, being very superior.
Prices 31a6hc. Shipments from Chicago
to Liverpool, by the way Of the different
Atlantic ports. were commenced last week,
and are reported to continue II the venture
Is found to pay, as facilities from those
ports offer. Hinety.fye head went last
week, and some liz will 20 this week.
Mich Cows-The wholesale trade Is
active, but at retail II Is only moderate.
Prices S27a5o %. per head.
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RAIIRoAp BONDS s-Firm,

SrocKs-The market to-day was quiet
and iu the main firm, on slight fluctuations,
while Rock Island and coal shares were
weak. In the forenoon there was an ad-
vance in the general list OF u tok per
cent. In the afternoon the only feature
was an advance in Fl. Wayne from 92x
Transactions aggregated 5000 shares,
OF which 100 were Erie, $500 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern common, 1,600
preferred, 1900 Rock Island, 500 ST. Paul
common, $500 preferred, $500 Lackawan-
na, $500 New Jersey Central, 1,1oo Morris
& Essex, 100 Illinois Central, $500 West
ern Union and $500 Pacific Mail.
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Impeaehment Of Judge Page

81. PAUL, Nay 22.-The Senate Assem-.
bled to-day a. . high court for the trial
Of Judge sherman Page, Of the Tenth Ju.
diciAl Circuit, who was impeached BY the
House for official misconduct last winter.
Governor Davis, as counsel for Page,
unlimited q challenge, obieeting to the
sitting Of Senator Clangh, OF Mower eoun.
ty, a preiudieed and interested In the
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"S, Sa,GGo Convention Catholic

,alI IssHao, .n.I1a, May 2?.-The fourth an.
RIsSs Waa uniou began to-day viii
a.s, tSs0 M. . IN The Cathedral. The dele.
sS,,'as a'a :, marched TO The hall, where rear a
Ptuidsst =, .ssIs9ns ,sns was made BY the
sla IoIISSO.Iis ~ shs local association. Buh.
u Shsd' ,,..,v' a concert will b given
sono" .,.1'ns md a grand banquet 70.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana Stocks.

NEW YoRK, May 22.-MoxEY-close
easy at Gas per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent Customs receipts 1884,.
Dol. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clearings sl3,000, 900. Sterling
quiet; long 4s5, short .4.67H.
GoLD-steady throughout the day at
look. Carving rates l1fal per cent.
Loans were also made fiat and 2s3 per cent
for borrowing.
GoyRRsMgSrs Strong.
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convention 81 NationaIs.

IHp1AxAPo1B, Nay 22.-The State
Convention Of the Nationals met this
morning At the Opera House. Alter or.
gaining with James Buchanan as chair
man, and listening 70 an address, the
Convention adjourned until / o'clock.
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WASHINGTON.
What Does This Mean I:

WAsHEGToH, May 22.-The Demo
cratic National Committee met to.day at
the Arlington Hotel. Present-Repre.
sentative Forney Alabama; B. N. Hughes,
Colorado; Senator Barnum, Connecticut;
Geo. T. Barnes, Georgia; VIM. c. Gaudy,
Illinois; Austin q. Brown, Indiana;
N. N. Harne, Iowa; Isaac E. Eaton, Kan
sas; q. D. McHsnry, Kentucky B. 2.
Jones, Louisiana; Edward Wilson, Maine;
outerbride HorSey, Maryland; Frederick
o. Prince, Massachusetts,; Edward Kan
ter, Michigan; VIM. Lochran, Minnesota;
Ethal Barksdale, Mississippi; John G.
Priest, Missouri; Geo. L. Miller, Ne
braska; Robert P. Keating, Neyadai W.
sullawsy, New Hampshire; Representa-.
tive Ross, New Jersey; Representative
Hewitt New York; Senator Ransom,
North Carollna; John g. Thompson,
Ohio; James 81. Ryan, South Carolina;
VIM. B. Bote, Tennessee; B. B. smalley,
Vermont; Robert A. coghill, Virginia;
Alex. Campbell, West Virginia. Senator
Barnum presidsd, with Frederick o.
Prince as Secretary. No business was
done and the committee adjourned until
tomorrow.
SHERMAN MEANS BusIsEss.
secretay Sherman expresses his satis-
faction that the subject Of his connection
with the Louisiana election has got be.
yond the newspapers. Specific charges, be
said, had been made, and what he wanted
was an open hearing and no fayors, and
this, Mr.. Sherman asserted with consid.
erable warmth, he intended to have.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
OF Packard as Consul to Liverpool.
The Democratic members Of the Pot
ter Committee held long conference to-
day as to the course Of investigation.
Mr.. Hale and other Republicans have
requested the Chairman not to call the
Committee together until the return OF
Representative Hiscock, who Is expected
from New York tomorrow or Friday,
when the committee will organize for
business.
-FOUR PER CENTS.
Total subscription to the four p er cent
loan to-day $4,000.
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NrW YonK, May 22.-Chlrles Merrill
a Sons, manufacturers and dealers in
hardware, have suspended. Liabilities
LONDON, Nay 22.-Lsathsr & Co, pro.
prietors Of the Chemical Works At Fort
Halen. have fAiled. liabilities . .$700, GOO.
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Ohio q llisslssippl Railroad
A Gratifying Exhibit Of Its
Earnings and OF It's Future
Prospects.


Prospects.
Cfsc1sHAr1, May 22.-The directors Of
the Ohio q Mississippi Railway Company
alta special meeting held for the purpose
to-day, adopted, unanimously, the recon-
mendation Of the committee looking TO
the relief Of the company, Of the floating
debt and other obligations, and ID
restoration TO the hands Of the stock.
holders. It Is confidently believed
that the prospect for good crops along
the line Of this road, the large in.
crease Of Its local business and the econ.
omy Of It's present management with IL
improved condition, much ot the line laid
with steel rail, will lead to much better
results than ever before in the history
Of the road, and, in addition, q
large increase in through tonnages
Il looked for. A gratifying exhibit
was made Of the net earnings since Jan.
uary 1st, being considerably in excess oi
the receipts for the same period last year.
President Parsons, Messrs. W. W. Scar
borough, Robert Garrett, W. McClin-
tock and q. N. Day were appointed
Committee TO carry out the yieWs Of the
Board.
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NEw YoRK, May 22.-The large tobae-
co manufacturing establishment Of Buc.
hapan q Lyall, Brooklyn, Was seized
to-day on charge Of dstrauding the rev
,snue.
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FIRE RECORD.

ST. PAUL, Nay 22.-Two more small
fires occurred here last night, following
closely upon those Of Sunday night,
which creates = suspicion Of an organized
ineendiafiGm.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
An Attempt to Enlarge the Inysstl.
cation ofFraud.
Very Lame Vote on the Proposition.
HOUSE.

tn - 'as nOuss uss,;. su Il n.i.;laa. al. 80 =,
i.,;o, i s,,.nsins " % ~. p po,,., ;nSs,,is.tior
~ 90 O. VA san,h az c.roi;n, snJ A.,
81, ,ins th,t I, Il M. ,bo ,r,ention NJ N,
,A T .. .uas - = III .as ~ :As...;s..;a, . - ~ -
., noa.9, so s..s,n. su.A =. .a.ni ~ M daS;.;or
Aanui u a..smp' :" AnH.t, 'ue ueSis'vI I,I
o. me Ffesiaental question ~ mAae 10
the 44ih congress.
A vote Was called for As 70 whether the
resolution presented question Of privil.
eye Both sides seemed d,sinclined tc
vo,a and ,he reanlt vas ve.s n. nays
sS sS'' AN ' ~
": m It.,
Ihe point Oh no quorum oeing RAISED
on the Democratic side, Mr.. Harrison
withdrew the resolution.
Mr.. Wilson then offered resolution
extending the power Of the Investigating
con.n;,,e. "a sny .,.ta vha,e ,bare M. :
~ O'see ,, " ~ .,,sS,,n ,.aS 80 - t.s. .s
W neit stouassa sHesIuon ~ nauu'.
Mr.. Cox, ot New YORK, moved 70 reter
the resolution to the Potter Committee
aud the yeas and nays were called for
The vote resulted. yeas, SO: nays, II5.
Tbs mot;on To rsfer beipo thus defeat.
:, ~. - N,...;s. - -. .J.e,.J -;,Lon,
81, ss fes0ia't'a "A' Au'p''1 "''H0u'
DIVISION.
PROPOSED iAfAA0hAhF.
Mr.. Thurman, Of the Committee on
Expenditures In the State Department,
submitted q report which, he stated, set
forth ten articles Of impeachment against
o. B. Bradford, late Vice Cousul General
atShanRhai, China, and concluded with
4 resolution that he be impeached at the
bar Of the Senate. 1nasmuch.Astwo mem
bers Of the COMMITTEES (Dunnell and Bun.
day. had grave doubts as to whether
Bradford was an impeachable officer,
the Committee recommended that the
whole subject be referred to the Commit
tee on Judiciary. So ordered.
The following are the principal arti.
cles Of Impeachment:
lst. That Bradford became interested
in and promoted officially the railway
from Wow Sung to Shanghai In violation
Of treaty obligations and acts OF Congress.
ID. Thats he copspired for peeunisry
gain to deceive Chinese authorities BY
procuring consent to build carriage
Sas ,Urai t.om aSu We Wev snu9 1 10 sbsnsb.i
"a. That he Was guilty Of Injustice,
tyranry and extortion as Judge Of the
Consular Court. There are Eve specifica.
t,ops under this article.
An and 5th. That as Postal Agent Of
the United States, he distracted letters
from he mails and opened them for the
purpose Of pryinp into The business and
secrets Of persous writing letters.
6th. Thathe took a voucher in one in
stsuce for $50 and paid the person only
$40. retaining 500.
III. That "a Postal Agent At Shanghai
he received Mexican dollars, which were
At premium over gold and currency; that
he Maid The expenses In like coin but
charged tbe goyernment premium AZ il
he "a ru,cbssed .ncb coin thereby de.
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The Great Strike in England.
Rlotlns squsIohsd by the Military.
The Operatives Resolved to Resist
Reduction.
The House Of Commons Tired Of
the Discussion Of the Eastern
Question.
Riotlng squslohsd by the Military.
Prospects Of Peace veryFaSOrablo.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Turk as q Heathen Chineel
81. PETERSBURG, May 22.-The Ageae.
Ruae and Journal de s.. Petersburg warn
the public ngainst the Pessimist news
from Constantinople. where they say en-
deavors are being made to prevent an
understanding between England and Bus
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weather indications.

OETicH OF THR cnnu 6laNAL oyyicR1.
WAnMsToH, D. G, Nay Ri M
RnoBABnrIIIA
For Tennessee, Ohio and Upper Missis
Eippi Valleys and the Upper Lake Be
gion, q falling barometer, increasing east
erly TO southerly winds, generally warmer
and threatening rainy weather, aecomps'
MED by thunder storms and followed II
the western portions BY rising barome-
ter and westerly winds.
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JOHN BULL FEARS NEITHER PRIyArEERs
NOR FENIAHs,

The Tines 10 an editorial on Sir John
Helpers reply to Mr.. Gourley, in the
House Of Commons, last evening, express:
es the utmost confidence that England
has nothing to fear from AlAbamas or
Fenians. The United States will do its
duty. Assurances Of popular journals 70
this effct may be accepted most frankly
because they are not always accompa-
MED by complimentary Language to
England and very generally qualified BY
expressions Of good will towards Russia.
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NJ nfKu MAKKn


The receipts show material increase In
numbers over those recorded last week.
The quality differs very little, II any, from
that Of last weeks offerings. Outside Of q
speculative demand by home dealers here
or Lambs 10 ship East the trade has been
generally slow, and prices for sheep, at
least, weaker than last week, and growing
more 80 towards the close than at the be.
ginning Of trade this morning. We quote
Sheep at 4a4X cents, and Lambs at 5a7
cents.l ll1ah
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mynw

TUsr RECEIVED -.
j s BORIS ehdos 9. P. Teas; ) hall ehsss fail
Tar 10 half ehsti choice JGp1n Teas 10 hal
chests superior souehong Tsas. For nle at l0V
nssls' isis IN" y O. a. YEEsY.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL As.
SEMBLY.

Presbyterian Youth I'm the U. y.
Navy-Report Of the Committee
on Foreign Missions-A Deficit
of sa7,329 26 In Last Years
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vHAT Is SAID ABOUT HIs MISSION.

sr. PETERSBURG, May 22.--The Czaro.
wich in telegram, thanks the Moscow As
sociation OF Merchants fora contribution
OF four hundred thousand roubles TO.
wards the formation OF volunteer feet.
The Emperor will tomorrow receive
the Shah OF Persia.
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AunrEScE scArrIRRp.

The debate In the House OF Commons
last evening nearly collapsed, no one
rising to speak after Mr.. Gladstone had
finished. The Speaker began putting .
motion, but just at that critical moment
Sir George Balfour arose and the House
dwindled down TO nine members before
he finished, and to ak while Sir George
Campbell was speaking.
NEw YORK, May PA London dis
patch says the Duke Of Athote yesterday
had two interviews with the Queen a.
Balmoral Castle, and afterwards ad-
dressed public meeting declaring thai
the prospects for pesce were very fayora'
bic.
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Total subscription to the four p er cen,
loan to-day $4,000.
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scHouvALoTP TALKS PEACEFULLY.
BERLIN, May 22.-Count schouvaloa
In conversation with other diplomatists
described the proposals. he was carrying
to England rs pacific. He seemed conf
dent that they would not be rejected.
Baden Baden Is again proposed as the
place for the Congress TO meet. II Is
thought that the proposals will gener-
ally be accepted.
THE COUNT BACK IN LONDON.
LosDos, May 22.-Count schouvaloti
arrived from 81. Petersburg at 8 O'Clock
this evening.
WHAT Is SAID ABOUT HIS MISSION.
BERLIN, May 22.-The Semi Official
Rfueiaeial Correspondents anticipates 9
favorable result from Count Schouvalof's
efforts. It ssys that the latest declarations
OF the British Ministers "a we'll as the
views manifested at St. Petersburg are
full Of wishes and hopes for the renewed
consolidation OF the European peace.
The Emperor goes to EMS the first
week in June.
RUSSIA STILL MAKING PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, May 22.-Two unarmed Rus
sian war vessels from Cronstadt passed
through the Sound clandestinely on Mon.
day afternoon. II Is supposed their des.
tipation Is America.
Russian agents are in Sweden inspect>
ing the shipping with view to the pur-
chase otcruisers.
STIMULATING THEIR ZEAL.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 22.--The craro.
wich in a telegram, thanks the Moscow As
sociation OF Merchants fora contribution
OF four hundred thousand roubles to-
wards the formation OF volunteer aeet
The Emperor will tomorrow receive
the Shah Of Persia.
RUSSIAN AGENT AT BOSTON
Bosros, May 22.-Ths Russian Gov
ernment, through its agent Capt. Grip
penburg, opened negotiations with Bos.
ton iron company for the manufacture Of
heavy ordnance, and q special price list,
with foil particulars as to the capacity ot
the works a. at present run or under the
highest pressure, has been submitted at
the request Of the Russian agent.
cosrIsurSG THEIR FORWARD MOVEMENT.
CoSsrAsTIsoPLE, May 22.-The Rus
sian troops continued To- day their for
ward movement toward Belgrade.
General Skobelof, reinforced with ar.
tillery, has stationed his troops close TO
the Sweet Waters. !.
osman, Baker, Mouhktar and Fuad
Pashas to-day inspected the Turkish lines
and ordered the detachmen!s in front not
A Russo-Turk Commission will FIX the
exact line OF demsrcation.
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RESfARKs.

There Is large increase in the receipts
this week over the numbers reported last
week, and the quality Is fully a. good as II
was then. Prices are . shade weaker,
rather fewer being sold at our top quota
tions than were disposed Of last week.
Mondays run consisted Of some 8. 400 head,
some 1850 head being previously received
snce last market day. Quotations a. la51.
cents, few selling at the latter figure, most
sales being made at 8 cents.
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IN THs DISTRICT coURT OF THE UNITED
j STATES, for the District of West virginia.
Ia Bankruptcy. In the matter Of W. p. Petersou,
Bankrupt.
Notice q hereby given that q petition has besp
wheeling. In aid District, who has been duly de-
elartd Bankrupt under the ryised statutes Of the
Unibd States, title "eankruptey," for dischHrss
and certificate th0reoi from all hs debts and other
china proVlhle under MD act, and that the I7th
day Of June, A. u. 1873, at 10 oelOek A. N at the
street, In the elty Of W6eellng Wet vlrginil, rs
the time and pllce Atugned for the hearing Of the
same, vheiI and whore 700 may attend and show
cause II any you have why the payer Of aId psti.
ton should not be grAnted.
JASPER Y. MOORE,
Clerk Of The U. 8. Dlsirict coart tGr aid DiItriet
myfs-S
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REMARKS OF BEEF CATTLE.

The srivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to 1880 head, against !, ,424 last
week, and 1890 head the corresponding
week Of last year, and the sales during the
week amounted To- head, against !, ,265
last week, and !, ,ls2 head the corresponding
week OF last year, and were as follows
To Baltimore butchers.......... Co
10 country u
To Eastern speculation,
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

MARYLAND LIVE s1ocK sc.LKs.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Nay 20, 1879.
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