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The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
NEWARK LETTER.
Cirresl o sdepoe Of the Gas tie.
NhwARB, DEL, Aug. d. les]

Cirrcsl osdeDoe Of the Gas tie.
NhwARB, DEL, Aug. q, leSi.
The funeral services Of the Rev. DIR.
HammilI tOuk place at his seside ce o,,
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
R,v. DIR Vala 'i,gha,i etliciated, and
inspiring addresses were made by tue
Rev. James McIntire, " Elkton, Nd.
and the Rev. WIN. p. Dubois, Of New
London, Pa. They we're both Intimate
friends OF tie deceased, and spoke feel
ingly Of his noble qualities. A large
number bt friends accompanied the re-
mains TO the grave.
General Whi,eley aud Wifi, Of BAlti-
more, were iD town this week.
A nun b r of Newarkers went 70 FIX
ton on v ednesday to participate in All
excursion given by the Presbyterian
Sunday schools Of Glasgow ard Elktoi,
but upon reaching ihn wharf 1t was
found that the boat had left before the
advertised time with 525 persons on
board, leaving nearly 200 persons stand
ing on I 10 wharf, the captain refusing to
take any more than the number stated
| above. As 1t was The 81 eamGr bad to be
towed OUT aud iu by tug. The New
ark party returned on the III % a. m.
train, saying that some # the disappoin
ted ones talked Of having the capt ain ar.
rested Q p his return Tor Carrying more
oassenRtIs thau the law governing his
Dcat allows.
The thermometer registered IUl de-
grees Yesterday Afternoon at W. +. Grit
| tth's.
There will be no service held nc the
VI. E. Church on Sunday morning but
the usual services will he held In the
evening, the Presiding Elder, DR.. Mat
lack, preaching. Love feast and quar-.
teriy meeting at Wesley, a part OF
Rev. John frances charge, is the
cause Of the suspension here in the
morning.
| A few couple from Newark went ia
Barney Moore's grove ON Thursday
evening to take part In tripping the
light fantastic. One young man be-
came sp incensed at his lady that he
refused to bring her home, but being
Ut an Independent turn, sho did moi
coax him, 80 he returned without her.
| The Ledger's hit at some of our
leading merchants is not without cause
as there is little holding back in the
advert sing line.
Thomas Davidson, an old gentleman
well known about Newark. died at the
county Almsllouse on Tuesday. Be-
coming very infirm about six wears
ago he was taken there with The ex,
pectat ION that his earthly pilgrimage
was nearly over, but, thanks to kind
treatment he received, his life wa,
prolonged. He was inferred In the NJ
e. cemetery. this town. yesterday.
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GEN. Robert Passer.o,

fHILADELpHIA. A Augpss b-3an ~
ert rtFatterson. who bas been Iv,ns a..o noo
" VI Tor nearly two weeks, is mncS So,.ou,- m
tn.n'ght, and there Is scarcely worse
oil " of bis recovery. pfooa-
l'ien. RJbf. Pattsryen was bo-.
county Tyrone, Ireland, j anusrv 10 y ,sao sne
He came while young TO ths ff2 r, i.s2
Stttes and was placed with a masad United
10 Philadelphia. He rec ,ived v,nant q oo,1ant
ata education, aud early mauifestsSn Snegi-
it'ry prsdtlections. He entered ,h NIL
my anu was captain OF the Thirtv'sao.ar ~,
Infantry. 1874. Returning to oomna,oiYd eoohd
Iife ha b'oame largely engaged isocisl IN mss
ufsetnres and owned several m,,,s a..
the bHei einning Of the Mexican ws. Az
1876 he w.s made major general ns,a, III
nnteers. "" c'r1man led his div,s,nns sol.
Ceto Gordo; led the cavalry and aTnaat a a.
I'd briRafes in pursuit, and ths ras.
morning captured Jai.pa, receivina "ea' ~
thanks OF general 500 {. He oommaSHtoe toe
ihe three-m 'nths' Penn,ylvauia vo,n' nHea
tiers Ia 1851, was c,nsig ned 10 a m,,its,. Ean,
deparfment composed OF the s,s,as
tennsy yivsnis, Del ware and Marv,..o'i, vi
and the District of Colum bia. and cto..as .o,
the Potomac June IS at Wili,amsnors,' s'eu
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EGovernor or Mfssissippi.

JACKSON, Miss, August 7.-General
LowTey, the democratic candidate for gov
ern0r, is self mads man, as in Andrew
Johnson's case, his life taught him 10
readn lie is very popular. His most
likely opponent is Benjamin King, who
will probably run on fusion opposition
ticket. MIR. King is a very reputable
and powerful man, and may give the
regulars some trouble. Gen. Lowrsy
owes bis nomination to concessions from
Barksdale's following, and it is said that
lie may support the latter's aspirations
tor Lamar's seat in the Senate. Mr.. La
mar Is supposed to have little or no fear,
however, from this Or any probable COM
binstion. G. d. Shank was nominated
for lieutenant governor on the first
ballot.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN prrr..
SURG, VA.
Alright Between Two Young Ma,
In which Both Were KIM.

PErERsBURG. Va. August Tho
OF Petersburg's history was epaos. 4 nnals hs.s
thls evening about8 o'clocy. The ner
culafs are as follows John w. Grasno
p.oinl ent young merchant of peters'
purg. returned on the four o'clock trei,,
rom richmond Vhere he had bean "n IN
attendance On the Cemocratic CONVEX
tion. h was very drunk when he re oh.
81 the Guy and went to the CITY Ho'sI
bar, whers he was Intro duced 10 W
Lee, hom Littleon, N. O.. who bai
arriven m on The 80 train from Weldon.
Lee was also drunk. snt invited ar ens
70 tske drink with him. q eene ro
rus d at which ee took offense and an.
cred Greene some insnit. AT length b IN
parties went out into the street 10 sell =,
the dispute and after some words "a
pa ired to a neishb ,ring inc losuie. A..
riving there he took OF mis- on II and lev
q knife. Greene Walked up 10 him n. Il
Lee struck b i'm several times in The i.c..
whereupon Greene drew his 'pistol AID
shot Lee in the right br at the bsll seyN
ering the srterv oIihe heart, Lee then
clutchtd rtene aud stabbed him thr.s
Times about n We minutes both Iell ARD
expired. The affair creates intense ~.
element here, Lee Is originally frsm
petersburg but had been living for some
time in North carolina. He has rela
lions here...
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
A Masonic Injunction.

BOSTON, Mass, August 6.-Iu the
Circuit Court of the United States for
Massachusetts bill was filed on July
80, 1881, by Calvin G. Burt, plaintiff,
against Darius Wilson, defendant, to
obtain an injunction against Wilson,
preventing him from acting as Grand
Master and from using the Grand
Lodge property, which IS claimed by
Burt. the founder of the rite. To-day,
the iDjunption being served, the dc.
fendant moved the Court to dissolve
the injunction, and the case goes over
until the next melton day in Septem.
Der. This case is very interesting
one. Burt resides in Detroit, Mich,
and Wilson lives here.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
After Many Years.

VIM. L. Torhert, son of the late Rev.
Jonathan Torbert, and brother of the
lamented Gen. Torbert, returned 10
Georgetown this week alter an absence
Of twenty-seven years. He was born
near this place aud for many years lived
here. He is now engaged in business In
Galveston, Texas. But few of bis for
mer acquaintances knew him at first,
and II was only after his arrival bad
been announced that old friends could
readily recognize him. His reception
was generous aud his stay made pleasant
as possible.-Del. Inquirer.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
Tint Remarkable Ram.

Troy, August 5.-WIlllam Kennedy,
an inventor of this city. is reported 10
have Invented the sinking apparatus OF
the Fenian ram which was found In New
York bay. Kennedy says the ram was
miniature model, with a defect which
can be remedied by an invention known
only to one man. The larger vessel will
carry forty men, can be provisioned for
SIX months, can run seven miles an hour,
can stay one thousand feet under water
ior four hour, aud, alter ten minutes re-
spite on the water can go down again
for four hours more. The project was
conceived three years AGO. Kennedy is
fifty years old and was born In Ireland,
and has nineteen medals aud twenty-one
diplomas for scale making, and is an On
thusiastio Fenian.
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Favorable CrOp Reports.

ST. PAUL, Minn., August 5.-The
State Commissioners OF Statistics has is
sued report showing the acreage plant
ed In wheat In 1881 is 2,00O, ,675, against
2,960,073 last year; corn, ATS, ,847 acre s,
against 422,5O7 lat year; oas, 757,0O7
acres, against 49,, ,Sl3 last year. Reports
regarding this years wheat crop differ
considerably, but the latest ones are fa-
vorable, especially from the northern
part of the State, which will will pro-
duce the average crop OF wheat, while
other cereals will yield more than the
average.
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The new section of the NewYork,

The new section of the NewYork,
Chicago and st. Louis railway, be
tween Chicago and Buffalo, is repor-
ted to be progressing rapidly. Fifty
miles OF track are laid. 1t is also sta
ed that the work is being pushed
Chicago to Fort Wayne, one hundred
and fifty tons of steel rails are used
daily covering nearly two miles of
track. Five thousand men are en-
ployed. The company recently pur
chased property in Cleveland to the
amont Of S l, 100000 for terminal
facilities and depots, and work on
thebuilding begins at once. The rails
are imported from England. The es
mated cost Of the road is S 5000
900.
Two HUNDRED SAILORS who met
with their wives and children In quiet
communion yesterday in the Mariners
Church attested the religious interest
that has been aroused In an undemons-
tratlve way among this class of our bread
winners. 1t is quite evident that the
sea shore speculators are not capturing
all Of the converts. Herald.
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Terms with the Beers.

LoNDoN, august o, 1881.
A despatch from Durham says -
"The Administrator Of Natal, speak
ing At Pietermaritzburg, in alluding to
the situation of affairs in the Trans
yaal said that General Sir Evelyn
Wood had a most disagreeable task
Tor soldier to perform, and all must
hope that he might be able to bring
his task to such conclusion as would
cause the minimum amount of dis
grace to the country. 1t may be add.
ed that coming from the acting Gov.
ernor of Natal, this outspoken exp-es.
sion of feeling has attracted much at
tentiOn.D
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A veIocipede ON Water.

Mi. Robert Fryer, of New York,
has devised a velocipede steamer OF
which the hull is to be out of wafer.
The vessel floats in thre, hollow
sphe res of sheet steel, one forward and
two asterp, and all provided with
hangcs to glip the water as they are
revo we'd. The upper works of the
ship are to depend upon the spheres
that do the propelling, and will be
made as light as possible. An ocean
steamer, 210 feet long by 1870 feet
deep has been designed, of which the
spheres or paddles are go feet In d.
ameter. Great speed is expected to
be made.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
A TantaIIzing Cold Wave.

CHICAGO, August 5.-The Indication ms
this morning are that the heat OF to-day
will exceed that of yesterday, which vas
the hottest of the season 30 far. a cold
wave Il, however, reported on Its way
from Manitoba. The Thermometer yes
terday at Sandwich. H., registered 103
degrees; at FairbutR, Ill.,, lO6; DaDvl!le,
~, 1OS MEG regor, Ia, l05 Michigan
City, Ind, 100; Pontiac, III, i0l
Bloomington, ILL.,. 102 LasalIe, ill.,, IO6;
st. Joseph, Mo. 100 South Haven, NJ ich-
iRan, SO Chatsworlh, ILL.,, 106 Racine,
Wis, 1O2. Many towns report that 1t
was the hottest day ever known. Sun
strokes were frequent and out-of-door
work was largely Suspended.
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Mardered for thel Insurance Mon.
ey.

VIII LrAMsPoRT. August ct LOOK
now as though murder had been COM
mltted In this county, the motive Tor
ance money. A man Eamed Jos eph Mil
Ter, aged "a, who lived with his sou 81, M =
neI, ~ Clinton Township died sudden y
= week ago to-day and was buried the
IolIowing day. The circumstances of
death atd burial and the 10 CT that there
WIS heavy Insurance upon h is life in a
sennsgrove Mutual Company, eated
snspieiops Of foul play. The CoroDer
~ss notlned ar d an Inquest was held.
Amer post mortem examination a ver-
eict was rendered that deceased had
nled Irom poison admit stored by his
SOL samuel Miller. A wsrrant was is
81 to-oay Tor the son by AIderm an
stead OF this city, and the officers went
aller the defendant. who arrived here
Win him to-nigh'. The accused son
he Id policy of " ,0oO upon his iather's
lie. there being over S4U,l 90 in all, In dlf.
erent policies. "
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From Saturday. Lat. Ea,.ion.
THE PILOTAGE LAW.
Another Suit Growing Out OF q Re.
fusai 10 Employ q Delaware Pi-


Another suit Growing Oat OF Re.
lot.
Another suit Is expected to be tried In
the United States District Court to-day,
growing out Of the pilot law passed by
the Delaware Legislature on the 9th OF
April, 1881.
Peter Chambers, Delaware Bay pl-
lot, who, on the 10th OF June last, was
duly licensed by the Delaware Board of
Pilot Commissioners, signalled the Brit
ish ship Vim. Ldic on Jane 23lh, as IL
was comiL & into the Breakwater for Or
ders from Antwerp. The ship at the
time was six OF seven miles from Cape
HsDlopen. Chambers off red his ser.
vices as pilot, but they were refused, and
the ship came into the Breakwater with
out q pilot. Here Chambers again Of
tered his services to pilot the vessel to
Philadelphia, and they were again re-
fused. He then demanded his lee Of
$27 .04, for half pilotage, to which, under
petition 8, Of The Delaware pilotage law,
he was entitled, by reason of the refusal
of the owners OF the vessel 10 accept pi-
lotage. His demand was refused, and
again on the arrival OF the ship at that
port. He then secured the services of
E. q. Bradford, Jr., and George Gray,
Esqs., aud filed libel against the ship
Tor his pilotage fees. The Ld,o is ex-
pected to come down from Philadelphia
to-day, when the libel will be served
and arrangements made for bearing in
the case, Parties representing the Ld,o
are In the city now, and have retailit d
Walter Cummins, Esq, as their counsel.
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A Hands me Carving.

Christian Popp, cutter employed
at the marble works of Dawson &
Bro, Is now engaged in cutting a
reclining dog, almost life-size, which
will be realistic and life like repre-
sentation. 1t Is to be placed on the
tomb of Joseph Forwood, of Brandy
wine Hundred, who was run down
and drowned by the steamer City Of
Richmond, few months ago.
Messrs. Davidson & Bro. are now
full of orders, and are executing some
of the most artistic work imaginable.
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Hunting Down Desperadoes.

PITTsBURG, August 5.-The detacti yes
who are hunting for tue gang of desper-
ADDE'S who, on Tuesday ,brutally murdered
the McKeesport merchant, ,Mr. Mcclure,
are now convinced that the leaders OF
the gang have escaped Into Virginia,
where the father Of Mig Lee, one OF the
bandits, has a farm. Two others OF the
gang have been Ieard from near Union.
town. on the line Of the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad. There seems 20 be little
hope that the desperadoes will be arrest
ed by Pennsylvania officers.
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Escaping Convicts Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO, August s, 1881.
A despatch received here from Folsom
this State, says:-"Five convicts al
Branch Prison-George Lupton, George
Walker, Robert Durkin, John Cooney
and James Gordon made break for
liberty yesterday. They knocked down
the guard and ran for the river. They
we're pursued by the officers and guards.
Walker was shot dead; Durkin was
wounded In the leg and captuIed; Lup-
ton tried to cross The river, but was
drowned, and Cooney, being afraid to
take 10 the river, was captured. Gordon
Is not accounted for"
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
HAXDoCR,S
KIDNEY PANACEA.
NEAR WHAT is SAID,

NEAR WHAT is SAID.
abr. HaydOck's Panacea has increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
my wife would not be without Ii Ion
aEy money."
.our little boy Is much better. enclose
oae dollar for another boLtle."
nnd IL as easy to take as milk"
We have SOLD thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen nexl
arder."
M My morning agony is gone-tha nks
Il and II splendid appetizer
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Gold Likely to Come from France.

LONDON, August 6.-Tbe Paris cores
pondent of the Economist says: "Ao-
counts of the French harvest are less
favorable. and it now appears that the
yield will be less Than last year and
scarcely equal to an average one, " h, 10
the crop would have to he over an aver
age TO meet the consumption. The sup
Ply will probably be- obtained from Rus.
sia, and In view of coming exports OF
wheat the Bank of st. Peters burg has
been reducing It's stock Of gold, aud IL
reported to have sold 40 COO COO francs
worth in fortnight. Three-louIths Of
this amount reached Paris, and has al
ready been purchased for export tc
America in September"
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Killed BY His Neighbor.

Troy, N. Y, August 6, 1881.
George Harrington, aged sixty-seven
years, died at Ssepheotown yesterday
from Injuries Infi' eted Dy Michael VI ard.
Q neiRbbor. Wards cattle broke ind
HarriDgton's corn field on Thursday and
caused an alteration during which Ward
jumped on and kicked Harrington break
ing his ribs and causing other Injuries,
Ward surrt ndered himself to the auth 81
ities and Is now In the Troy jail. The
prisoner pleads self-defense.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
Repairing q Main.

Joseph Hyde has been awarded,
by the Water Committee of City
Council, the contractor for re pairing
the large water main across the
Brandywlne, at Eleventh street
bridge, which was broken by ice, last
winter. Mr.. Hyde Is the contractor
who laid the main. The work of re-
pair was delayed until the water in
the creek reached 1t lowest point.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
A Nashville Tragedy.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. flames
Ross, white, shot and killed VIM. Jones,
colored, here TO day. During the day
Ross had hit colored boy in the back
with stone. Jones subsequently went
to Ross house and desired to know why
he had acted so toward the boy, Ross
asked him what he had 10 do with it,
aud ran into bis bouse, got pistol and
shot Jones dead.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
General Foreign News.
LONDON, August 8 1871.

H17-SDV1TI II "a . ''7'e 70 TO IT
Mr.. Bourke, the representative Of the
English holders of the Turkish bonds,
has started tor rCoDstsnttnople.
Lord Granville on Saturday received
number pf eInlIuht luioigu delegates
to the International M edical Congress.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Ddill
Ne,os asserts hat the idea thai the s:pa,li-
ers Diogeiies and Socrates were built foI
any injurious purposes is ridicuied al
Kiel.
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ssTO0 Wicked to Live. "

NIAGARA FALLS, NY, August T.
Mrs. Kate Adams, resident of Buffa-
10, jumped into the rapids above the
American Falls last nigat, saying, 81
am too wicked to live" She drifted
into the eddy, when a bystauder
plunged into the writer and saved her
f,om gong over the falls.
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The Medical Congress.

LONDON, August 0, 1881.
The Lord Mayor gave q banquet and
reception to the delegates OF the Inter-
national Medical Congress last night.
Mayor John b. Billings, a surgeon In the
United States Army, lactured before the
International delegates ON "our NJ edlcai
Literature yesterday. The title OF his
lecture included the common property
Of educated physicians of the whole
world.
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America and the Holy Sea.

ROME, August 7.-Proposals have
been made recently to the Pope that
he should transfer the seat of the Holy
Bee to America where an independent
position will be assigned him.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
The PenInsuIar CannI,

The Delaware ana Maryland Canal
1t Is said will require only about
eight miles OF deep cutting from The
Chester river to Blackbird creek. 1t
will enter the Delaware river SO miles
below Philadelphia and go miles above
the Delaware Breakwater.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
A Partridge with Chickens.

solomon Davis, this week on his farm
near Mcceiloy's chapel, discovered a mar.
fridge nest with three little chickene in
IL. He subsequently noticed the ,anra'
ments OF the bird and found tha, shs Ia
about and provided for the little one. a az
Loyalty as though they were of her own Ao
flesh and blood. '"n
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
FOUKTlI EDITION
Indt cations for o.day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, local
rains, follywed BY cleariog weather,
winds moAiIy nortberly, stationary or
lower temperature, higher pres ure.
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saloon.Keeper Arrested.

Josef Hendel, proprietor Of the sa..
loon at Front and jefferson streets,
was arrested by officer Chambers, this
morning, on a charge of keeping a
disorderly house. He gave bail for a
hearing before the Mayor this even
ing.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, August 8. 5P.


FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Floue market
Is uiet, but prices rule firm. SAFES OF
1909 barrels. including Minnesota extras
at % !5l8 % for clear, and at s8 25a6 81 Tor
s.r-ight Peqasyl vania extra family at
81 5Ja5 rs; Western do. do. ct s6 i8 75,and
patents At So 5Ja7 rs. Rye -four is STEADY
at 81 5O45 per barrel.
GkAIN,-Wheat Is Inactive and irregu-
lar; Sales Of 1910 bushels new req at
81 l61sai 241S, according TO quality and
location. AZ the 0 o1en board, 500 bu shells
August sold at OIL 2i5s 900 bus heis sep
tember at " 26I8 Is COD do. at 81 27I
40. at sl 25I with 81 Is Did and Si 2sS
ASKED ior october. Rye is nom! nal at SOC.
Tor new Pennsyl lVania. Corn Is in fair
request and options are firmer. Sales OF
57a 6715 steamer at 53ay4c. No. at
5Oa52c., and rejected at 46a49c, At the
open board 10000 bushels September seld
al ooS :; 579sc. was Did for August 5s5Sc
Oats were in fair demand and a sba ie
higher. Sales of Il, ,0DU bushels, including
white at Ala Az land rejected and mix'd
az SSA414c: neceipts TO day 22O bbls.
oats.
WHISKY is quiet. Small sales of Vest
ern III 81 IL.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARI ET
..- MONDAY Aug, Ist, +. N.
BEEF Cattle were in lair demand, but
prices at the close were rather ca sier
$500 head arrived and sold at the d ifferent
yards at ~ &c. per lb., the latter ra to
| for extra.
SHEEP were In steady demand $50 90
head arrived and sold at the differ n
yards at 3a 5Ac., and Lambs al q SC
| per 10.
| Hoes were in demand at full prices :
300 mead sold at the different yards al
pa asAc., and few extra Chicago at
luc. per Id.
Pdrk Drove Yard SD and Ldacaster avenue
West Philadelphia, July %.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO to l20 lbs, g good
W TO l0J .bs., $40 to $50 +; fair, so 10
% lbs, 65s TO 900; stock sheep az 10 3.75;
good lamDs.7 to 8l4;medium lambs 81 to
~: common lambs, 90 TO 2, ,75;calves 81
| o1N. Arrivals, 400 Gead.
HOGS were in fair demand at an advance
$3.50 head arrived and sold at the d different
yards at s1fasAc. per Id. as to condition
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GOOD ENOIIGu

Lovers Of really good chewing tobac-
10 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as tits the only tobacco which
has not the favor of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
,. lid d w-3 m
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A Good baptist

clergyman of Bergen, N Y, a strong
temperance man, suff red with kidney
trouble, neuralgia, aud dizziness almost
to bliDdbess, over two years after he was
told that Hop Bitters would cure him.
because be was afraid of and prriudlced
against "2itters." Since bis cure he
saws none need fear but trust in Hon
Bitters.
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Notice To The Public.

The public are hereby cautioned
against sending any Money or Or.
New York city. THU are doo,,,r,, ~,
county Uith Bogus Circulars purport-
tng 70 De Of The Louistdnd State Lotfery
Company, and are fraudulently repre-
ana State Lottern Conln1ou Tbs,, i-.,,e :.
authorttU 20 seLLIhe T,eEe.s of ,hds gt.'',e ~
and are not is a0ents. ''''' " "''' |'"'i'''''v'
MAZDA UPHIN,
N,,,,, n fTes. Lo,ttsidno State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. July 4. 1851.
July 10 d&w4w,