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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

n Z DIN II A LII.
PosITIyELy BUT Two NIGHTS ONLYs
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JULY II AND Is,
The Original and World renowned
DAN Bryant MINSIRELS.
from his Opera House, New York, organized 1857
vision ef the emf eDt comedian,
MIR. DAN BRIANT,
who viii positively appear at each entertainment in
eCnJlilc ton with his popular comedians.
esitntctfe ard Grand Orchestra.
Admission usual Reserved seats for sale at the
Box OEce On Wednesday morning.
W. II. HAYDEN,
Iyl3a Business Manager.
OLD No.) On Exhibition NEW No.
4S6 and sale 439
7TH ST.l AT 9TH ST.
No. 4l6 7th street, between D and L streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, Ensravings, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hsngings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells. Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
81 TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. jelly
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" "PETER DILL'S" PAVILION,
~ miles down the river; on the splendid steamer
The Sabbath School of the M. p. ~~
Church, Georgetown, will leave Con Erst31GSs==S>
gress street wharf, al Ia clock q.
"DILL'S" PAVILION thee hours to allow time
Tor hshipg, Grabbing and bathing. The bar will be
closed. Tickets, 81 Gent; SO cents Ladies'; and
20 cents for children under IL years. jyl2 At.
THE FIKsT GRAND PICNIC
FIRST sA1Ios af. 1ndPBssHHIronIALA
TUEsDRYp.s JULY tjft9 YYSS IL, 1917,
At Mr.. 9. P. BROWNS GROVE, Fourteenth st.
The company will parade at B p. m sharp.
CAPT. BEVERLY TUCKER.
JOHN CAYAY, Secretary. jylO
EOR MOUNT VERNON steamer ARROW,
Capt. Frank Hollinsshead, hsy- IT,
ing been rebuilt and entirely refitted = S4hsE{>
by her present owners. will leave herzk1rzEx7.11
wharf, foot of 7th street. daily sunday excepted
Mount Vernon 1.-THE tomb Of Washington and inter
jel9-Sm GenI Superintendent Steamer Arrow.
MARSHALL HALL PAVILION.
Thi. beautiful sun ner resort having been en-.
charter for Excursions and Pic Mic S. 2 d
parties. 6rV1xx1xz9
Special Inducements are offered to Sunday Schools
and private parties.
N. Special arrangements having been made
with the authorities OF Charles county keen order
at this pavilion, persons VISIT this beauti
ful resort without fear Of being ANNOYED by disor.
derby parties.
For terms Of charter apply to Capt. FRANK
HOLLiNGSHEAD,1t 9TH street wharf. iel9 I'm
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MilMnnkee Mnrket.

MILWAUKEE, February 24.-FLouR-
Demand light but holders firm; Xxx win
ter $5 76a6 80.
GRAIN = Wheat No. Milwaukee
81 29t; No. 9 do. 81 25s. Oats 3ec. Corn
mo. 2 mixed 39tc. Rye-No. /, 74c
Barley-Fall No. 2, sole.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, February 24.-ToHAGco-
Active; sales 800 hhds. Common 10 good
Tugs Gta7ic; low 10 good leaf s. 0Oa9O co.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BAITMoRE, February 29.-BEEF CAT.
TLR-Thc market yesterday opened with
some little activity, and prices were q
shade higher; some $50 head being sold al
81 60a7 IS per 100 lbs. OF the receipts
few car loads were reshipped East with,
out being offered here. Prices to-day fol-
Beef generally rateditlrst quality at s. Goa
Y 20; medium or good fair quality 81 GOA
8 rs; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen or Cows
so 00a0 90; Inferior and lowest grades Of
Cattle so 00a0 00-general average Of
the market to-day So 80; extreme range
OF prices "a 50a7 IS. Most OF tho sales
were from IS 25 to Q 90 per 100 lbs. Of
the receipts 881 head came from Ohio, ia
from West Virginia, and 20 from Mary.
land-total receits for the week 800 head
against ISL last week, and 1916 the same
time last year. OF the offerings $50 head
were taken by the Baltimore butchers,
1lS sold to spectators for Eastern mar.
kets, and 90 to Washington and country
dealers-total sales for the week 1888 head
against 1853 last week, and 1919 head same
time last year.
sREp.-The supply on the market has
been light this week, especially oil good
Sheep, and prices are in consequence &c.
per ID higher. WeQuote at 5 to Slc per
ID gross, the latter figure for fine extra
Sheep. Receipts this week 1850 head,
against 1880 last week, and 1904 same
time last year.
Hostile receipts have been fair this
week, but the light supply left over from
last week having been soon exhausted,
the market closed little sitter, and
prices shade higher. Wequote at so so
az 25 per 100 lbs net. Receipts this week
7762 head, against 770O last week, and
$40 head same time last year.
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On. r. V. PIERCE, Of Buffalo, N. Y. in
his book on Chronic Diseases, says in re.
gard 10 his Golden Medical Discovery with
which our readers are familiar; "From
its wonderful power over Consumption of
the Lungs, have thought strongly OF cal.
ling 1t my Consumptive Cure; but from
the fact that it Is perfect specific for the
sore throat and hoarseness to which min
listers and other public speakers and sing.
ers are subject, ana also for Bronchitis,
and all Seuere Coughs, and is an invaluable
remedy for diseases of the Liver, and also
as Blood Purifier. decided not tn mp.
ply to 1t o name which might mislead and
prevent its use in other diseases Tor which
1t is so admirably adapted.
ut will cure cough in one half the
time necessary to cure it with any other
medicine, and it does it not by drying it
up, but by removing the cause-subduing
the irritation and healing the affected
parts"
This valuble medicine is sold by all first.
class druggists.
A Whole Peoples Opinion.-.When
nation of forty millions accepts and en-.
dorses as a STANDARD RESTORATIVE an
article that it has had the fullest opportu.
mites oftesting duringa period of twelve
years, who can be so absurdly incredulous
as to doubt the excellence of the prepare.
toni PLANTATION BITTERs has passed
through this ordeal and is now the most
popular proprietary medicine on this
continent. 1t would be difficult TO find an
adult OF others sex between the Atl9ntic,and
the Pacific, or between the northeast cor.
ner Of Maine and the Gulf fMexico, who
does not know, either from personal expe.
rience or observation, that this removed
vegeta BILE remedy is the purest tonic and
stomachic and the finest Alternative and
regulating medicine at present before the
world. As a preventive Of, and cure tor
diseases generated by malaria, and as q
specific for dyspepsia, rheumatism, and all
nervous and bilious affections, it is ad.
mitted to be fairly pronounced the FAVOR
TIE HOUSEHOLD Tonic AND ALTERA.
TIVE ortho Western Hemisphere. eodSw
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Aggravated Indigestion.

Persons who are prediSposed to dyspep.
sia, find their sufterings from this cause
greatly aggravated by damp weather,
easterly winds, and sudden changes from
mild to a chilling atmosphere. In the
spring, therefore, the pangs of indigestion
are seriously augmented by the atmos.
pheriC variations peculiar to tho season,
and 1t is incumbent upon all who desire
to pass through the ordeal of its cold
mists and insaluhriOus gales with easy
stomaches, and untOrmCnted by the indies.
cribable torments which accompany dys.
pepsia, 10 tone and strengthen the diges.
tive organs with healthiul and effective
vegetable invigorant and no one nj
all fimiliar with the medical record Of
the age, can question for one moment
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is the
Tonic best adapted to this purpose
The credentials Of the Great Restora.
tive are unqualled in number and charac.
ter by those OF any other advertised medl-
cine in the world. If ever there was o
preparation to rank as o National Rene.
dy, this wonderful sepccihc has a fair
claim to the title. For period Of TWEEN.
ty years 1t. has literally been the Champ.
ion Tonic and Alternative on this side OF
the Atlantic In popularity it has never
been approaCher by any Of its would.be
competitors, and its annual sales arc so
far in advance ofthoso Of any other medi.
cine of its class, that comparisons would
be ridiculous. One Of two conclusions is
inevitable. Either the American people
are deficient in common sense, and inca.
pablo of rational discrimination, or Hos.
letters Bitters is the best preventive
remedy for indigestion, fever, and ague,
bilious remittent fever, constipatioh,
rheumatism, nervous complaints, and all
maladics of an epidemic or endemic type.
The reader will judge for himself which
Of the two conclusions is most consistent
with fact and reason. codSw
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acknowledgement:
THE LEGISLATURE.

IN ,bc House of Delegates on the lGtl
Inc, hils were introduced by Mr. bar
l Is', n proyidC for opening and keeping
y,'! ,,cnair the roads in the county oil
1rookc, and incorporating The ian nan
die Bridge Company. ,, NORMAL
Wv Mn 10 establish q branch Norman
School nj Glenvillc, Greenbrier county,
S %,s passed to third reading. Among 'he
Mis- passed were .,,,, or,,
W." An act providing for the extension ANY,
completion Of the Chesapeake anu ""'o
Railroad. =. ,r,1roI ,,oI.
lar. s for ri the collection and preservation OF
,hc the arms belonging to this State. -,
An act to prevent the collec s. " ~
Jrits from the citiacns Of the State OF
Vest Virginia by the citizens OF the STATE
of Virginia. ,,u.,,.n ,oorod N
amend the title OF said bill 50 as to read
90 follows An act to prevent the citizens
If West Virginia from paying their hon.
csrdebts, But the amendment was lost
In Tho Senate on the 10th inst, Mr..
Scott Of Richie, introduced bill to regu:
laie the sale OF intoxicating liquors and
granting relief to those injured by the et'
rct of the giving or selling of the same
within the county Of Richie.
Among the bills passed were:
A bill to regulate the sale Of intoxi'
eating liquors In the county Of Hancock
A bill to authorize the trustees OF the
Belington, Barbour county, Presbyterian
church 10 sell the same.
A bill to establish an Independent school
district in Richie county.
A bill for the relief Of Edward Parrish,
Of Marion county.
A bill authorizing the Board Of Super.
yisors of Brooke county TO refund to W.
4. PendlctOn certain county taxes erro.
Deously assessed and collected.
A bill for the relief Of II. W. Woodtord,
sheriff Ol Lewis county.
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MurrYing lin the Cakes.

Dispatch TO the New York Ttlbune'
WASHINGTON, February 23.-lt is re-
ported that the leading politicians In Con
gress who are In favor OF the renomina.
lion of Gen. Grant are constantly urging
the Republican Central Committees In
their States to have the nominating Con.
ventions held as soon as poSSiblei and Ia
be sure to rush through the Conventions
without debate resolutions instructing the
delegates to Philadelphia i, TO support
Grant. II Is, no doubt, In pursuance Of
such instructions that Conventions have
been called or held In several. States al.
ready, more than three months before the
time for the meeting in Philadelphia. II
appears to be apprehended that some
change may take place in public opinion
between this time and Jnne, and that,
therefore, no time should be lost in having
the delegates appointed and duly Instruct.
ed. 1t Is believed that this can be accom-.
pllshed before the first OF April in nearly
all the States.
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CHARLESTON.

Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 81.
The Constitutional Convention, in
Committee oil the Whole to-day, com.
peted their deliberations upon the report
oIthe Committee on the Legislative De.
nTlment for the State Government,
They retain the election which disuualifles
attorneys and salaried officers OF rail,
Ioads in the State as members of the
legislature, but strike out the dis0uali.
acaIlon Of ministers Of the Gospel. An
cath isreQuired in addition to the usual
oEn from members that they have not
accepted nor will accept, directly nor
indirectly, any money or other val,
AOIe things from any corporation
Company or person., for any vote or in.
1lence given or withheld for any official
NI Charleston is made tie seat of Gov.
gnment until changed by law. The
S4aSe providing for the duties OF Lieuten.
s,,I was, by large majority
woe, stricken out, with the almost Ger.
aIn result Of making void the office in the
NV fw \ Constitution. The notorious acts Of
G%luIel'eIT' the Lieutenant Governor o.
v .,a, during his incumbency, were freely
FyI'ed to, and did much to cause the
N''nS had and conclusions arrived at.
ILL.,, THE LEGISLATURE
fastening matters preparatory to it.
atGlTOuITnment next Thursday. The HOUSE
" Deegates are holding night sessions
aaV nave passed bill in relation to thu
vONpIetion Of the water.line from Rich
@ ai 10 the Ohio River, which is in unison
, "aa recent act passed by the Legisla
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The Living Man is a Lamp. The
Flame is Life, God.cnkIndlcd, lambent,
browning this so mysterious Lamp with
its marvellous beauty The Oil Of this
Lamp, morcover,-to descend again to a
somewhat lower region,-is Food. And
as, in the Lamp, abundant Oil makes n
bright light, and deficient OIL makes a
dull light, so in the Human Body, Gbun.
dant Food makes deficient health. And
as, In the Lamp, the wick have need Of
trimming, the Flame Is feeble and In.
perfect; so also, in the Body, IL tho Diges.
tive System, (which receive and trans.
forms tho Food, Us the Wick receives
and TRANSFORMERS the 0il,-) If this DO not
working Alright, life Is feeble and imper.
feet. For Food without sound Digestion,
Is as Improbable as Oil without sui,
fcicnt Wick. Bnthow, then, shall we
trim the Wick OF this Human Lamp
BY the use Of DIR. Gottlieb Fisoh's Bit.
tiers. eod&w
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COMMERCIAL lAIID9FiNANGAL.
MARKETS BY. TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, February 24.-GoLD-
Was dull throughout the day, and closed
at 110f. The rates for carrying to-day
were 2, l, II and 0 per cent to fiat. The
daily clearings were about $56OOO,OOO.
The export Of specie for the week amounts
to $95G,4SG. .... p. ..-----
MoNEY-Was easier in the afternoon,
when Z per cent gold was the maximum
rate on call, and before tho close loans
were at 6 to 2 per cent. During the day
stock brokers paid 1,32 to lie per diem.
STERLING ExCHANdE-109t.
GovERNMENTs-The market was firm
this afternoon with a moderate demand.
German bankers were tryingto,buy some
Of the old bonds, but found 1t extremely
difficult.
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The Alabama Claims..The. Subject
Before the Cabinet.
w,,b. Cor. Gin. Commercial.

Wash. Cor Gin. Commercial.
The Cabinet had an unusually long SEES.
sion today, and on the authority Of one
Of its members, it is stated that almost the
entire session was devoted to the consid-
Grafton Of the letter of Earl Granville,
which arrived yesterday, and the reply to
thesame which will be sent by this Gov.
eminent. Upon these letters a discussion
upon the whole merits OF the Alabama
claims, and the case which has already
played so important part in their con.
silcratiOn, was entered into. OF course,
the Secretary OF State and the Attorney
General having been members Of the High
Commission, were appealed to frequently
during the discussion as TO the manner in
which the conclusions were to be arrived
at, and as to the reasons which influenced
the conclusions subsequently reached.
The President himself had little 10 say
when asked il the published versions Of
the contents of Earl Granville's note were
correct The Cabinet officers stated that
they were. Messrs. Fish and Williams
occupied most Of the time in explaining
the various phases Of the treaty; and con.
silering the lateness OF the hour and the
Importance Of the question, the exact
plIaSeOlogy Of the answer has not been
Agreed TO, although the principles which il
will embrace have undoubtedly been
iyreed upon.
The important question, of course, ut
astimc, is, whether the government will
stmi by its guns, or whether it will
Ircele from the principles so strongly
suggested in the case which was pre-.
pn,cl At the Geneva Conference. Some
considerable number Of the Sena.
Ds and leading members are in
hyor Of abandoning the contingent
claims, while others are in favor Of
ulc opinion that the Government, having
steady presented its case, should insist
aat the whole matter in question was
@side Of its control, and rests solely
with tie Geneva arbitrators. The Gov.
eminent Is very retiCent upon this branch
o the subject, and from certain indica.
TONS which appear upon the surface there
some possibility that the answer to
EtII Granyille's note will state that the
United States does not claim contingent
.'nAges in its case, but that the allusion
% the damages which our Government
A1d citizens suffered was put in to CON-
pete the whole history of the case more
Than for any serious intention or cxpecta.
hon OF receiving damages.
The answer will be finished so as to be
considered at the meeting OF the Cabinet
"a Tuesday, when it will he dispatched
Iymail to our Minister at London.
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LARGE Wool sALEs.-We learn thai
Mr.. Edward Thomas, of Charities town.
ship, recently sold eight clips of wool
about 800 lbs alto cents per pound. Mr.
Jno. RoneY Of Buffalo, also sold the same
quantity at about the same price. Mr.
John Baird bought Mr.. Thomas wool
and Mr.. Nose Little, Jr., that of Mr.
Roney. These prices are slightly in
advance ofthose paid earlier in the season
Washington (Pa) Advocate.
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THE Constitutional Convention Of WesI
Virginia has voted, AZ to 20, TO omit from
the new Constitution the clause in thu
present Constitution requiring the STATE
TO pay its legitimate share Of the debt O
old Virginia, Such action is foolish anC
dishonest in the extreme, and .doubly 81
in young State, whose entrance into TIT
Union was, TO say the least, exceptiona
and rregular.-GInciRndi Gazette.
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Tue Panhandle GravitalIng TO Penn
SYlVanla.
''v Va, 'ne WellsbUrg News. DENY

''U WI 'ne WellsbUrg News. DENY
,,. a9etc appears to be q pretty well devel.
~ y sentiment in various localities Of
s %S Panhandle, that 1t geographically, so.
,, Ivy aud SOON railroadly ought to belong
pennsylvania. 1t is even asserted thai
N4IIs the people Of West Virginia were
,S Indicating and restoring, &c." they
s sUu'l have indicated and restored the
S %'aaI fitness Of things by handing us
N.Y. !, 70 the keystone State. 1t sounds
S' ny asIOyal talk, even to squirt at this
S s%s0l affairs, or to allegc that Ye so.
n NY commune more with the Pennsyl.
ana People, but tho truth ofthe matter
@al the advent ola sure enough "mon.
rI sSf'aper ti6er" man in this COUNTY
o yruiV create as much sensation as tic
Sung So,lns oil Mistress O'Leary's COW. Thal,
yv ;,ss considered the formation of West
l., y;al revolutionary act, II we rcmem,
Ps,, rsht, The Panhandle ought to have
Psrp , on tevolutionizing until she got into
fS SuuuuSyISaniA. III this be treason,n you
>"O" WhatP. Henry said.
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HELM holds
Extract BuChu
For Weakness Arising from Excuses
or Early IndlscretlOn,

attended with the following symptoms: IndIspo.
sition to ExortiOn, Loss of Power, Loss OF Mem.
DRY, Difficulty OF Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror oil Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, Wakeinlness, Dlmness of Vision, Languor,
Universal LassItude of the Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite with DyspeptIc symp
toms, bot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dryness
of tho Skin, Pallid COuntenancc and Eruptions
on the Face, Pain in the Back. HeavIness OF the
EyelIds, Frequently Black Spots Flying before
the Eyes with Temporary sntnsion and Loss OF
Sight, Want oil Attention, Great Mobility, Rest.
lessness, with Horror OF Society. Nothing Is
more desirable TO such patients than solitude,
and nothing they more dread, for fear OF them.
selves; no reposo of manner, no eatnestuess, no
speculation, but hurried transition from one
question tn another.
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,,o %@, !. HveH BARrH, an cnterprislnr
S,G ISs VI This place, leaves in the spring
CS T;SsIlSny, where a windfall awaits hiS
brnUs II Is said TO bG u "sure enough
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BANK STATEMENT-Unhyorable. The
banks have made net loss Of $1,1s0,O70
in their legal reserve. They now hold ST.
5OS,O2 above the 25 per cent required by
law.
STATE BoNDs-Rather dull, with no
feature Of Importance.
SToCKs-The market gained strength
as the day advanced, closing quiet.
The transactions were generally the high
est OF the day, the lowest figures being
equal TO t to II per cent. In the late
dealings Pacific Mail, Western Union and
Union Pacific were the most prominent.
Pacific Mail advanced from 57s to 69t,
and was quite active. 1t was reported
this afternoon that the great bull and bear
leaders on the Stock Exchange would re.
new the contest for supremacy next week.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. A.-FLoUR-Steady
and market firm, holders asking an ad-
vance Of 25c.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Active; No. Q spring
Chicago 81 25la126 Corn-No.2 mixed
sole. Oats-No. 3. 32a39!c. Rye-No.
2, 74c for fresh; 73fc for regular. Bar
ley-No.2 spring 50aG0c for regular and
fresh.
PRovIs1oNs-Pork-$ls 40. Meats
unchanged.
,HoGs-Range s. 15a4 SIS.
WInsKY-Sales at SEC.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, February 24.-The market
was quiet and strong, The most import
ant changes to observe Is the advance in
Pequot to 0tc; brown sheetings to 45c,
and 1914 do to 50c. In bleached the
Pequot s by 4 have advanced to 45c; 0 by
4 do to SOC; 10 by A to Soc; Cohasset 8 by
4 bleached arc up to 47ic, and 10 by 4
brown to the same figure, being an ad-
vance OF 2ic on several brands. Tele.
graphic advices from Philadelphia report
an advance in the priceiof Star braid to
DOC, and the prospects are that all the
leading makes will be advanced to this
price on Monday.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February a. FLOUR
Family, 50 50aG rs, a5 =
GRAlN-Wheat-$l Goal G3., Corn
47c, Rye-0OaO3c. Barley and Oats quiet
and unchanged.
GRocERIEs and Ous-Unchanged.
EGGs-ela22c.
Il BUTTTER-20a25c. -.
CHEEsE-16al61c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-$13 GOALS 25. Lard
-9a0ic. Bulk Meats-4la0Ra6lc., Ia
con 54a7sa7lc asked, but no sales.
Tlo0s-$4 5Oa4 95.
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February 24.-FLouR-.
Unchanged, .-..
GRAlS-Wheat dull but unchanged
Corn-Mixed western G7c. Oats quiet a
; 52a57c. Rye quiet 90a$l 90.
PRovIsIoNS-Pork firm at ia &C
Bulk meats steady. Bacon steady
: Shoulders &c. Lard firm at 99al0c.
RuTTER-Western steady; choice roll
! 2Sae6c; good prime 2Oa99c; common t
: iair 13al7c.
|, WHIsKY-Fair at 92c.
0 Allegheny Stock Market.
il PITTSBURGH, February 27.-OArr1l
Arrivals were lair and the marke
slow; best 6ta7c; stockers 4a41c; pros
8 poets SLOW SHEEP-Arrivals light an
s prospects slow; best 7AaSC; medium G1a7c
3 common 5a6c. HoGs-Arrivals tair an
" market firm; Philadelphia 5ta5!c; York
Iers 4ia44c,
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MANHOOD
Young and Rising Generation.
.
IN THE

Tho vegetativc powers OF life are strong, but
in few years how often the pallid hue, the lack
lusre eye and emaciated form, and the impoSsi
bility of application to mental effort. show their
bancful influence. It soon becomes evident TO
the observer that some depressing influence 10
checking tho development Of the body. Con
sumption is talked Of, and perhaps the youth is
removed from school and sent into the country.
This Is one Of the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions OF the eyer-chAnging
scenes of the city, tho powers OF the body, too
much enfeebled 70 give zest to healthful and
rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwardly upon
themselves.