davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-04-01

BUTTER-aood to choice qualittca continus scayco,
and prices have again advanced. Other graslos aro
coming forward In quantities sufciont to meot tho do
rnatd, and prices romain Without material chnnge.
We quote: Common to choice roll, e0D27c; strictly
clloice dairy, packed, 3o@33c; medium to good, 23@
2Gu inferior to common lGG2ec.
MISUNDERSTANDING now was noted In the bngging
market. II except grain bags, which moving to
= fair extcnt, there was comparatively lto doing.
hored to: stark, 37c; Ludlow, a5c; Lewiaton: a4ko;
A,Acrlcau, 3atic Anoekoag, 33hc Otter Creet, $40
burlap bags / and hi, 209o3No; gunnisa, single,
17@18Ho: double. o9da29e: wool sacks, G7Hc.
CANNED GOODS AND p1CKLEs-A lbersl num-
lrm fecling obtainoa nil around. Dlackbrrrios woro
advanced trllo-now being quoted ct s2.O0@2.15-
with which exception changes nsrs reported. Fol-
lowing are the prices current:
, 1873-04-01
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

.... MONDAY EVENING, March 81.
OATTLE-Roceived aince Saturday, 3,710.
There was fairly active movement in baof
cattle to-day, and values Woro tolerably we'll sus
taiuod, though an effort was made on tho part Of
shippers to crowd down prices, as Eastoru. nd
vicos were lens favorable. Tho largo shipment
from hore during laat week, it is feared, will
result In lower prices there, aud Bhipporeseemed
disposed to operate more sparing1y, aud with
creator caution. Sales wero reported at $4,000
475 for poor to good butchers atook; at 93.50@
450 for common to good stockera at $4.76@
$50 for common to good shipping steers; and
at 95.80@8.50 for choice to extra do. Tho mar
ket closed quiet and easy.
QUOTATIONS..
Extr4-arAded st4cra averaging 1,ioO ttg
ohoicc Beevcs-Finc, fat, we'll formed yoar
to year old stcors, Averaging 1900 to
1,t0o iha. 5.sG36.ls
Good Dccyes-Well- -fattenod, hne1y-forlncd
atcers, averaging 100 to 800 lbs. 590@5.t5
Medium Grsa0a-Steorh In fair flesh, nVer-
aging 1,1so to 1900 bB. 48o@51o
Butchers' stock-Oonmon to fair steers,
ind good to extra COWS, for city
slhughtor, averaging 800 to 100 ts ...... 376@475
Stock Cattte--Common cattle, In decent
1eBh, ayoragipg 100 to 1,o50 ibs. ........ 3{0@k40
1nferior-Light and thin COWS. hni[srs,
stays, hultz hnd scalawag stccsa......... 200@3Q0
Cattlo-Tex&s, Northern wintercd... 500G9375
Catt1e-Corn-fod Texas.. <00t05oo
, 1873-04-01

HOGS-Tho condition of this market waa much
tho same ID on tue closing days Of last week. the
domand continuing active and prices ruling firm.
In addition to tho demand from Eastern parties,
ono Of our city packers took between !, 500 and
about all the offerings had been disposed Of.
Sales we're reported 1T &5.25ta>5.95 for poor; At
s540@5.50 for medium, and at 85.8o@6.70 for
good to choice. Receipts since Saturday hnge
been about II, ,8Q3.
, 1873-04-01

The Bnn Fl anoisco Commercial Herald says:.
Arcaay wo have sen. to New York, TIL. month,
nssriy so9oo l1snaa shGse g toll butter
tint enough MOI viii 60 to swell ths same 10 100000
pounds This lords timely roliet 70 tic MARKET and
potn. thus early IN the season. and before tho time for
Raehipg ar!yss Tho quality Of tho butter forwarded
Our grain flset low consists Of upward OF 2as vea-
sels to tho United Kingdom. This, with ahtpmenta
Of 9@ nd to hss M as I
Up nearly contas who receipts Ut tido
rsar nss 5a sgs9fSs and
tuIe, yct governed moro Or sss by the prlccp paid
n,bar @ e Of vss.es on tho borth loadins both wSeas %
and tlour for tho Omitted Kingdom, showing no very
note tue TACT that, aneo harvest We have aversged
more thun ship Of 900 tons wheat por day to Tho
limited T. sr o hop9 to GonaS for
lis Weather is e4ceedi8ly propittous, and ths whsnt
Feet Feet hiaS hiiss Il daae " VIVA ~ 40 '''' p'"''' ~
THE SHIPPERS PROBLEM.
4 shipper OF graiu hands in tho following for
publication:
Will Chicago and Milwaukee rule tbs price Of whoat
iu England, will tho nrce IN England rub tho preo
In Chicago aud hnwankoo9 The mock Of American
sn5nK wheat now ~ Iserpool supposed to 400 to
ngruo a. to tls price st Which it shall bc sold; and to-
sy the prss y s !, for No and liz 1o4 tor No.
Milwaukee, whto white California is IL 5aG liz 7d
Last year at this time tho price for No. Chicago
h'sa w much ettsr sriele w.sioe o. and H.
1t will 10 from this tut tho difference In vnluo
waa 1s per centa', II 41oo per bushel which has
been tho average de1enco hctwceu spring wheat and
tho average difference hss hoen 400 . At tho present
time n evcr 61c WIN tho freq arrivals OF Amorcan
spring put up the pEcn OF California; or nut dorm tho
price Of spring. Hnpposng tho value 10 remnin where
1t H. ils the following calculation viii chow In. value
| Oh board ahip In New York for England
| liz sterling, $1.04 por 100 lbs, IL o'@'
ner "; $t.e8 410
Loss in relghs, 10 per cent ....... lx
Marine lnanrancet Now YusI to
| Liverpool. l..............u,,,,.1
Freight, Now York to Liverpool, 10
Cost Of shipping In Nav York. ~. 24-10- 1741o
In Now York, with gold Ill., $lb0 85-0o currency II
.As prloo should selne to lts relative value a. COM
, 1873-04-01


9e2Ss quiet Prices ter eeysr and timothy
ssvss Il, aas;,s ta'sy = 9Ss sSs
prime, aFiye Fiaf Va quit At seoS22S wo
psimo i bags q $500 20 bsss Ordinary It
f3t6 - bags at $31o bsgs mamInoth clover At
ss Ssss ns s& e. Gss sss. nSss: ss It
dnya prices wore sustained a around. Wo repeat
s as sss 5 "a P ssos aesss t. az. ;s sos 9S
to good gapoxdsr sh;o,se ;sk; s115@1
colorod natural loaf japan, 55@6sc; common 10 nno
oolon8, o5S45c; good, 6o37oo; choico to e1trs 9oe
:, TonAcco-No change was reported, and NO con-
OliEwna-rine out-Extrn, 75@s5o; choice, c50
r5uo-Nstatsl III, d5Saso half bright; soa7oo;
ssoSIse-Esss ' sE5a a'easo; medium, so9'2o; COM
Woop-Ras again dull an1 easy, but witlsou. quota
N4 % siabs. s7.Soats,oo, ol!vorea. '
quantities now and thon; but tho market AS ro is
quiet and essentially unchanged Prices are weak anu
declining. Flccco wnsfcd III quoted 20 lower. Fol-
lowing aro tho quotations:
Tub, washed. fur to do .b1G36Go
Common dingy, .45t5 ITO
Fleece, washed, Xxx, light .61G353o
Fleece wnshen K, light. .48(a50o
Fleece TAshnd XI, dfuRy Ry,,..,...,.... HOE ffc
Flecco washed K dingy .40(3 f4o
Flcece washed medium Light. 473t]c
Fleece, washod molium d1ngy. 403 346e
Flocce, unwashed, xkXX, in good condition 3O33c
Fleece, unwashod xxx, din4y. .2oGs29c
Eieece, unwashcd coaEso to medium. .32@37e
Fleece, unwashed coarse, and dingy ..28Q31c
Burer, pulled.
Extra, pulled. ..&2Ga4Gc
| BURY wool ta10o less.
, 1873-04-01
Notice to Stockholders and Bond
holders,

.CnIoA0o 4 ALTON R41LRoAp Co.,,
eKcnEFARI's oER1OE, CHICAGO, March at. !s'S..
Tbs Stockholders aai yotps Noudholdcrs Ut tho Hhi.
oago Alton Rasoad Company herShy notified thnt
thu Annual afootlnE OF said Company tor tho oleotion %
tnoh Sths1 bH,nG.. NAY M 10 % ae4 e.
ay. tlo ~ day e April uaxt, = % ooovk q: Tho
Transfer 'oela will bo olo1sd 1t TUG eose 81 husnSss
4th dAy Of April uvxt, ". Ii. LANnADEG. 9ee'y.
, 1873-04-01
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, March 81.
Tho following mere the receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago dur.
, 1873-04-01

in Now York, With gold Ill., }lro 65-1oo currst,cy. II
pared to white, 1916 per cent, then there roui, 10
005,1coa to deduct, mailing tho value s1.N Ia New
York, instead Of $lb0.d5.
Wheat bought III Chicago for May 1T Il a. will tost in
, 1873-04-01

1UnolH Cpun1y anu IoWuBH5p 1Us 5z4oU
MosBrs. Lunt, Preston j. Aeau request notice
OF the fact that they have tnkou another lease
OF their West'6ide Office, and will continue thclr
West Side branch another gear.
, 1873-04-01

METALS AND TINNEns sTOCk-Feir activity Is
still Witnessed In this department. and all materials
arc nrm ut tho prices giyon below
TN P1AEE-IO, 101l4, $500: do. 12112, $3.50;
I1a TM-Large 42o; small, 400 bar, +c.
SHEET z1nc-Ful casks, lilo; halt casks, 11,4@
Ike: Less quantity, IL Nc slab, Sc.
RnEEr 1Hod-No. -, &c rates.
CorrEn-corpor bottoms, t5@48c; brazicrs, over u
Ibs, 47o timed copper, 43c.
11Xo; 10 aud ii, 12ko: 16 and 10, 11o; II, 15c IS,
Ice: 19, 100; 20 20c full bundle, IL per cont dis
count fanco wirc, 7H@711c.
NAILS-Continuo to meet with IN active inquiry on
both local aud interior account. Following the
$5.G5: Cd, do. 5000 "a. do so.35 Sd. d. 500; Sd,
do, hne $3.50; I'd, do <s75; clnch, t7.87H; 1870 of
tp3b In
, 1873-04-01

rOULTHY-The offerings wero very Light aud
choice stock sold readily at tho full prcca OF Saturday
Choice small turkeys bring 164l0o: ordinary stock,
13@1Io; chckons the latter price for tunoy.
Ws note sales Of TOO bs coice turkeys At lGo $40 ba
do at 16c; lb0 tbs fair ut l4o ozen largo ch!ckons
at $500: % dozon at $4.bo@4.76; IL dozen At t4oo
POTATOES -rhero was q good inquiry ior potatoes,
audi the receipts wore light, Prices ruled atrong and
fair sale 'ncludo car choice pcachblows at Csc
from store car do at 55c delivered cara fair peach
track.
HALT--was in fair request for tho sesson: prlcca
no f325 ordlnary conrae, 1926; coarse Diamond Q,
$24o; ground solar $3.50 dairy without bugs, $3.50
dairy, with bags, f4.a3@4.60; Ashton dairy, por sack
SASH, DOORS, AND BI.INDB-Wero Iueotlng with
III improved inquiry ut tho following range of prfces
, 1873-04-01

OIL.s-Tho advance In carbon noted on Saturday wat
900. Lard oil waa stronger, owing to tho cnhanced
cost Of tho raw material, though nominally values
wore unchanged. LinEeed, whale, sparm, and other
amount Of saes worc reported ut tho annexed prices
Carbon, l9h Gooc; extra lard OIL 75o No 7oc; No:
vhale, $50: sperm, $200@210 neatfoot oil, strictly
pure s11o; do extra $50; do No. 9oe; bank Of, 6
@1es strs1ts tn27So; I elephant 81 s9q tSa,T1psnns
mon, 17@1ac-
active this week, the improvement boing attributable
to tho pleasantor weather. Prices generally firm.
, 1873-04-01

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
pepof corner q Harrison and hermaas!r. 1iektt ete.
81 Hest Madison.s ~
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

Coroner Young was yesterday called to No. 2l2
West Twenty seventh street to hold an inquest on
the body OF Martin ODeay. child two and half
years OF age VINO had been run over and killed,
corner OF seventh avenue and Twenty-seventh
street. Deceased was knocked down by q horse
attacnod a to q grocer's wagon driven by Charles
poppe, living at 2l5 West Eleventh street. Poppc
vaa arrested ~
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
20 LET F0n BUSINESS ruRrosns.

TO LET Fur BUg1NEsS PUHpOgE0.
IA rrzsrIosl
\. NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING,
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN sTREETR
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT. IN THB ABOVE
yIREPROOF. WELL LOCATED BUILDING BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL. THE COURTS THE POST OFFICE,
&C.. AC
OPRICEs SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES. &C, &C, CAN BE
HAD. srNGLY OR EN- SUITE. OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM lOxl2 FEET TO 26x67 FEET. AT $780,
sloa $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000. ACCORDING TO
TaE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPROOP,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PRovEMENTs.
RENT OF SMALL OFFICES
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
nppApTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Commissioner van Mort, OF the Department o.
pnh,,c WORKS. makes the following statement OF
public moneys received by his department. during
the week ending saturday.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSEa
ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR.
POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS.
INQUIRIES TO BE MADE or
HOMER MORGAN NO 2 PINE STREET
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

A CLAIRvoYANT WHO NEVER FAILS GIVING
N satsfaction--I00 West Sixteenth street Consulta
ons from 10 till O'Clock Past present future told.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03
A L EX A NDRIA.

A MOUNT VERNON RELIC.-The old Mount
Vernon sideboard, that had been given to Mr..
Gusts, and used by him at Arlington, having
been presented by Mrs. r. f. Lee to the ladies
OF the Mount Vernon association, and repaired
at Green's cabinet factory, in this city, was
put on board the steamer Arrow this morning
ana sent to Mount Vernon, to be preser we'd
there with the rest of the relics of that place.
IHE NEW STREET RAILRoAD.--We learn this
morning from Mr.. Samuel Mink, the contractor
for the building of the street railroad, that the
laying of the track on Peyton street will oc-
cupy about three days, and that the expected
opening of the road cannot take place until
next week. The turn-table at the foot of
King street will be so far completed by to-mor-
row evening that a car can be turned upon it il
necessary.
ATTACKED By AN INSANE MAN.-Mr. Cline,
10 be hung on Friday week to cell No. /, where
those whose time draws to an end are searched
and confined, was 80 annoyed this morning by
an insane inmate named Shields that he had to
look him up, but in doing so was attacked by
him, had one eye badly hurt, and was severely
scratched on the head, neck and hands.
SMALL Pox.-There are now five small pox
cases In the hospital, of which all but two are
walking about, and those two are conyalescent
Gazette, last erening.
DEATH.-Mr. Edgar n. SWAIN son of Stephen
Swan, esq, Of this city, who has been residing
who has been in Ill health for numer of wears,
was found dead in his bed at the Hot Springs
New Mexico, on the 9Th of June. Mr.. Swan
va "th nHONh III tnis CITY, anu MS many
friends will regret to hear of his death.
|. ). CoURT-In consequence of the Illness
OF some of Judge Bonds family, he has no
been able 10 reach this city TO mold the term OF
The T. ). circuit court which was advertised
Tor this week. He has telegraphed to Judge I'm
derwood this fact, and it Is uncertain when he
can be here.
Mr.. j. II. MARSHALL, formerly baggage
master on the Washington and Alexandria rail-
road, has received the appointment of express
messenger for the Adams express company, be-
tween Washington and Lynchburg. -Seatiael,
last frgpjB0. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03
GEORGETOWN.

TEE Potomac Boar CLUB.-The ANIMAL
meeting Of this fiourishing organization was
held last evening and the treasurer announced
the club TO be ont Of debt. This fact speaks
well for the past management of its affairs.
-Four active and seventeen inactive members
were added to the roll, which nov numbers
about one hundred and dfty membArs. Inc
election for officers for the ensuing wear resulted
In the choice Of the following: President Col
Frank Jones, who will, however, retain the
position only until the August meeting: vice
president, A. @. Mills; secretary, John N.
Waters; assistant secretary, A. T. Brice; treas
urer, VIM. A. Gordon, H.; coxswain, II. s.
TruaH; assistant ain, j. H. Gordon. Seven
young gentlemen organized this association In
July, 1863, but matters did not take shape until
the spring of 1870, at which time Q commodious
boat house was butt to which an addition was
added in the spring OF last year. They now own
seven club boats, and in addition there are
twenty four boats, the property Of individual
members, stored in the club house. A compli-
mentary excursion down the Potomac IL being
arranged to take place about the middle Of the
month. =
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrArR-Mr.
VIM. Tyler, real estate broker, has sold, for
Mrs. Geo. Waters, the Reddin property, on Gay
street, In this city, to John II. SmOot, esq, for
$50 900 each.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Lady of the
Lake cleared to-day for Norfolk with 229 bar
rels of -four, ana the steamer Express arrived
from Baltimore with a miscellaneous cargo,
and cleared for the same port.
AT THE LAST MEETING of the Potomac In
surance Company of this city, a dividend of 10
per cent. was declared for the last six months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03


Mr.. W. A..CoOk, attorney for the District or
Columbia. and Detective McDevitt returned
from Philadelphia this morning, where they
have been since Tuesday evening last In search
Of the man who with a forged order obtained
from the Messrs. Gibson, printers, two blank
certificate books Of the Board of Public Works
on Thursday OF last week. They succeeded in
finding the suspected person for whom they
were searching last evening, about O'Clock
and, taking hmm into custody, left in the eve
ring train, and arrived this morning as stated
The prisoner Is pretty we'll known
in this city, but IL a native of the west lin
diana and Is about As or 50 years OF age hair
somewhat gray, and has been about this CITY
several years at intervals He had been stop
ping at the Bingham house, in PHILADELPHIA,
but had left there just before the arrival OF
Nessrs. McDeyitt and Cook. He WAS taken TO
the detective Office IN that city and requested TO
write hastily what was dictated TO him. Mr.
MeDeyitt, who had the forged order given to
Mr.. Gibson. stood at his back and read IL Oft
rather rapidly. The prisoner wrote IL down in
ink. This was repeated, and the three orders
are almost perfect triplicates-the peculiar
formation of the letters and words being iden-
teal. The officer IL n obtained two leaves
from the registry book Of the Bingham house,
writing, allof which seems Identical in char
acter. The arrested man denies all knowledge
of the job, but says ne was in Washington At
the time 1t occurred. The hearing will take
place before Judge Smell on SATURDAY.
next The man is we'll known to our detective
cfncers, having been under arrest two or three
times before. The Messrs. Gibson fail to reco9-
nize him, however, as the man who called with
the forged order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03
Another Trunk Mystery.

ERs.
Judge Wright, OF this city, has a country
residence accessible by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. A few days ago he was snugly seated
in the cars OF that company route, enjoying q
quiet chat with General Sherman, which, ct Its
height, WAS at an inopportune moment inter
who bounded into the car IN hot haste, anI-
iously inquiring for q man named wright"
The Judge made himself known, and a whisper
he left the car, closely followed BY score Of
railway officials. He was conducted to the plat
form on which baggage Is stored, and was re-
quefted 70 explain popularity about q good
sized trunk which he identified as his property.
There was singular noise from within, which
was distinctly heard without, and the terrified
baggage smashers having the fear Of nitro
glycerine and internal machines before their
eyes refused to touch
"DAT AR TRUNK"
put STOOD In line at safe distance In fear of the
anticipated explosion until the mystery was ex-
country residence in the morning the judges
good wife requested him upon bis return to
bring with him a clock which had been left
among other articles Of their household effects
In washington. Having occasion on the same
day to take also trunk, for the sake Of conve-
nience, the clock was packed away in It, Not
having run down, of course 1t be came animated
under the peculiar and dedicate" touches
usually given trunks BY those .'puny'' Young
men who glory in the title of "smashers." It
met the fate of all trunks, and was about re-
celying the second instalnent of abuse, when
OF went the clock, and away ran the porter
swearing that "the devil was in dat trunk -
he obstinately refused to handle it; nor could
one OF the noble army be found who would.
Fortunately the name of the judge was printed
on 1T. He was quickly hunted up, enjoyed the
joke hugely, and explained it away. Otherwise
1t might have been turned over to a BODY OF
experts, who might or might not have sat in
up enough courage to ascertain the cause of the
unnatural sound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03
Shooting ARRAY Last Night.

CULTURED MAN DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.
Great excite ment was caused in SOUTH Wash
tngton about O'Clock last evening bY the re-
port that a msn had been shot and killed on 81
street Un applying at the first precinct sta
tion-kouse soon Rfterwa ards. il was ascertained
were two cOlored men named William A
Fortune and Joseph SmsllwoOd. Ii appears
that the two men met on Sd street, between
Maine and Maryland avenues. IN the region
known 20 residents as ''Hell's Delight" when
an alteration arose about the division of some
PHI nder, which both claimed and SmallwoOd
picked up q briekbst and hurled it at Fortune,
but he lodging il. the missile struck a small coll
ored girl and knocked her senseless. FOrtane
b ing eXasperated, drew n small revolver and
discharged 10 at SmAllwOod, the ball taking
effect in his ght side, just below the ribs The
shooter Immediately ran off in a souIherly di-
Teeton, and was soon out of sight behind some
shanties. SmallwOOd called for help, and sJon
UficeT Westphal appeared on the ground, and
taking hasty glance at the wound, found the
ball was still In il, and directed tne sufferer
where 10 20 for surgical assistance. The officer
then started TO find Fortune, and after running
about from place TO place for an hour or more,
Wa Obliged TO return without him 20 the sta
ton. The crowd in the neighborhood where the
shooting occurred soon became very great and
getting excited and quSrrelsOme, the officers on
the beat had to disperse IL. The child was not
seriously hurt, but Smallwood's wound Is
thought TO be dangerous. Fortune was arrested
shooting on the ground Of self-defencs. SMALL
wood has succeeded In keeping out of the wsy
70 dodge the warrant for assault on the child.
Fortune was brought before Judge Smell to-
day and committed, IN default of $500 bonds,
for he airing.
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~ ~" an seoOh iiVin ~natn W nAAe
Prices range from 25c. to -. 30.
GEO. g, HHNsINe, 4l0 Seventh street
WHEN rou ARR PASSING Dooley's Drug
Store, on Capitol Hill, just try his Arctic Soda.
1t lie always kept Ice cold and delicious.
IRoH IN TIE BLoop.-when the blood 10 we'll
sn9 s ~ sn IT, iron We fee yESroo as
this vital element that makes us feel weak and
low spirited; in such cases, the Peruvian ,Syrup
"a pIotoxide Of irony can supply this dsticieney,
AND It's use viii mvigorape us wonderfully.
TAXI Cans OF YoUa vALuAsLrs.-Can
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Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
YORK avenue And 18th street, for safe keeping
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mum, according to size. No BUSH ness man can
afford to do without them. Take scarsino fror
Ae Chicago AVID Boston fires.
PoNp's EXTRACT cures rneunaatsm, burns,
piies, ulcers, toothsehe, sore throat, sprains,
lamenese, bruises, bois, wounds, neuralgia,
hoaraeness, diarrh1a, and all hemorrh ages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known to be cure for these diseasesL m, tn s,tf
SUFFRRKRs FROM CoRNs, BuNIoSs. BAD
NAILS, etc, find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No SIS 18th street, opposite U.
suitable shoes are worn. tr
TURco-RUssIAN Baths; srro, Medicated Va.
por Baths, for all skin disc ase at DR.. Shedd's,
S3 4 street. 5,2o,6:
CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. Il
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute TOR
castor Oil. 4o5 eng.
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, to T. Saturdays, TO 4 and 8
70 D. Nt3, 14tl6
WILCOX q 9IBB'e SEWING MACHINE. TIE
celebrated Bayaar Patterns. Agency at Cha.
Banms hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
fntslligencer Building. I0,ls
THR COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
tuinese OF singers Sewing Machine. is
THHRNohBrlRs and Barometere are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler. near ~ street.