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, 1874-03-18

nir days and prtccs haTo ruod comparatively stcndy
until toward tho cloao+ when increaaed rocorts have
oauAed lilo market to begin to show signs Of
Tho improved condition OF tin roasls laa allowed
qote tho wholesale prices paid by coters ~ crs
70 contan a. o0O bs: Timothy, prime, $l9 40
No. l. $l1s0ta13.o0; No. O. do $l0h0@11. 80; mixed,
$4,000 1890; primo pratrie. $oeo4lo.a0; Dc NO l,
$a.5Ua9.00; 10 No. q SoooG}1.0e. 1ooaE on WAGON
Timothy $t1 COG % prairie, so.oo@lo 49, For de-
1llDEs-11ayo bocn In only fair. request, aud al.
though advance obainel carly, prices havo not
ruled worry etronR though steady for hoavy hdo7. The
rccopta not large aud good portion Of tho oher-
fEgs damaged less uaunl ct this acnson
Few orders srs received from the east; henco many
lmtchora, eN@7o; groen cured. iighs, oN@oa1G;
heavy. do, 6M@o4o: part cured. sko; greon salf
lH4i4o: grcen kp 6Ho; dry calf. 400; dry Kip, lie
drysaltcd, 141to dry Alnt 1721so deacon skinsy Us
@lae; grbby scorod, cut or olherWtacdamn9ed, two
thirds frieo brande lop per cent It,, e. H. shcop potts.
110ps-The market rorstns quiet and pricea are un-
altered. Several Now York and Wisconsin newspapers
RtAto Tint grcat n,nny hop poca have beon
~ tho hop growing districts, which Ia regarded Us in
ioaivo Of large ncreaso in tho acreogo devoted to
Tho Cutgra OF h0ps --.
Emmett WeilB, In hin wcekly circular, snyB:
Tho slight Improvement notod in our last has not
been sustained, and, under combination OF depreas
inR influences, prices havo given way 3@bo peF ID,
yeArIinga nul ols from thor scarcity, alone u1nin-
tanning la.o yaluos. II IL believed TINT tho gon eral
OBJECT upon tho nrket Of this decline will in tie On
provo nalary, as 1t will dounttcss bp the most effect
ua and direct mcans Of checking nortations thcro*
By giving Erowors WHO yet holding their hops,
clsnco TO 1nd markg for thom at fair rcnunorattve
Erlccs. ~ -..--.--.
93c; common to choice Western, 2534oo; Now York
, 1874-03-18

Eaas-wero scarce early IN the week, but havo
ses y lf
FIsu-Ynere WIS . liberal amount Of trading IL
this department during tho weok, and the tliiIeront
small, aud, ii nackerel and cod, there ia so.ne
likelihood Of further advance. We qnote: Nc.
MitsNs Na op :SSSaeS Nc H. aSs @
e1e ,'cw Nbr ss5e@itn 81 ;o7o ny ~ fsoo :oho
225; hank codthh. 6o@5.ib; Georges goldfish 81 20
aso. Labrador herring, split hrIa, Ss6o@9yo; do
S1Gaso; boz nerrng. sealed 1oai3o: Columbia River
'aiG TMuiTs AND NUTs-Qulot haa prevailed In this
market throngho.'s ~ rrcssns wesk aud. ios foreign
nyer rana hsye declined box md carrs
iiga, aud pruues are also nom!naly lower Domestic
fruits remain firm: We auoto: fonE'oa-Datos. 1oM@
sss raisins .s Yaisa
lemon peoi, is@a0c. DoMEsrlc-Alsien apples, 2sls
2se; Nsw York extra. LUZ @lSHc; Michigan, a,ieea,
esn ao, aa aouthesn 10. ioSne psaeh-
es pared. 2iG9s3o Peaches, hnlyes new. l5@l5Ne;
Ss;rs se s Rs sSeasss sas5a as' k1ss
asSss w.sts; sSsss; S@I! ;ss;i SsjsSis' i5;5s
psfsns us is's d a; s
sta9c.
GREEN FRu1Ts-orangcH and lemons IRE in re-
qneAt and firm. Tho crop III Europe Ia short and ship
]ers report TINT shey havo vcasola ut Palermo and
AIesslua waiting for 1rorH ID they at0 Unable to OBJ
tsa tAe ornngcs snd lctona eent for The aupply ot
apples reduced and really choca fruit is nra ut $500
1890 1er case laleraso and Messsna do, rer box,
ststss s s sss ass sss,sss'.s sss II i
ciS; dRocE KiEs~nasness 1aa improved some within
he INST few days, aud tho market for most tnes Ia
sulnj4R 1rmer tone. Sugars are now moving with
Considerable trceonl and prices hre working upward,
Ina sold freely aud IL 10 higher than on tho date Of
the lust reyox sigups n'osssS sncSs stafch an
snsac unset and arc c lower thun 1t tho closing oi last
| week. We naote
6s,2.s.s1s, Ss9aa7SsSs 71Ssse O. a. Java, a7asao
Java No: s? ~ esssNq fan'y o lEasyo cAotss ass
siasaarore iaa Java, 9iS55e; co5ta lss. fsGSy S:dS
o. PRIME i Mss n'5ee 11%lss ?se9s s;as;e
Il R.eEIpa}ua, MsS} siaske; iaagoon ScssAo; CARO-
rs sooxspatsae os9 a1a!sss; sat ea
powdered. l1':@l1Ac;, gran'!atesl, llH@llAo; 4,
1sSsHj g S;a? 49, S No Ss y soeS iS
d. ID; fair DO, sal9po; choice iaoasaes sngar
Ss% orloaas @ sugar. 1 sIclss, aSsSTa pflno S
DO fatr ssB;o; sonms y III. 1M9as H syor d,,ns
extrN iso. s3@sso good eagar-hosiso slrnp, 6a@03c
oxttu d. G8GS71c Nav Orleana maasses. choice aaGs
$40 do prl1ne, 7SaBUo tlo common. G5s70a; forto
lieo molaasca, chotca, 659aaot con"oh lhoassea 10
| 938c. y,o,o
sr1oEs-Al,spice. l7h@lsho; Cloves G0ao2c; cassia,
3gGa3ao pepper 2JH G93OA autmegs. No. l. s.au9
It's: 10 No. i tl.ls6 :al ginger puse, 2s@so do
No. i, 9'a95a; do Ao. let9lyc; :, n.,,.n ,v,.,,
@9ao; W4its Lily, 6AesdHe; While noss, aAGsg.4o
fn.ilIs, tQa8ho; saYon 1nlerial. o3uAc: white Rus
HTARoA-silver gloas. 9az@'oo; common, s91oKo;
pure. 6EtS9c
, 1874-03-18
CHICAGO DAILY NANKET.

MONDAY EVENING, March II.
ALc0HOL-Waa easier Ut $1.8a3l.s9 Tor VI per
DEANs-ohoIce beans are pn1able to erocers, but
common us move slowly. We quote: NRVies, S2.4oGS
2ao; medtms, $2oVa23o; green pcas' SLID III bags
DAaaINd-prices range tho Rame - for the, e,rast
four sfcekn OF moro vhpro they my 20 SonsAese i
the market is ati lacktng n activity We ropea. our
liat ~ foows: stark. a4o Ludlow 4, 49,; Lewis. a
otter oeef, DO b,rlap bsgs, snd bn, is@aoo;;
g,nnies, SINGLE 17@1So; do double, 27@28o; wool
BROOM. Ool.N--rho market has noen slul tho past
lesa frm. though many hold their property Of fun
corn TINT will work tsof into choice harl broo,n.
so for good do. 0d97o; good 70 choice stalk braia
Sfi BufLpiNa IN III s1,iSi nessipg With
inquiry local account. The supply Of common brick
ts small and they quits rm Qtller materials aro
ecnont, 500 y III; fortl.nd cement. $79os7 50
: S1 y %Aiis sn asaS H. 5' psstsfaa
= bp ioe IL baeG, y i:99o, g.; ;ooe}9o ,.', :1S
sBss HS sh A{fs%Ssa 81 ssss pss:ss1 ssS
@ao,o6, del. do common. s14.oo@l5oo; Indiana n
RrsAsSd ;i e as os DO common s0ool'o
BUTTEl,-Coutnuca nctiyo at firmly maintained
prices. Although our rcceints havs beon largo tol
41 rogs 9 81 s ap
advanced Shippers nre still III the market and init
hoir hals tho major portion Of tho weeks huppl,
as found lts way. Wo quote: Ohoics to fancy ye1ow
3894ic; medium to good grades, S3@3ani inferior
10 eosn,son, 23@sae common to chosca roll, 2o@aac
C1IEESE-Tha cheese market was without cll1Mgc IL
any Of ita features. Firmness Is prevalent II all the
markets Of tho country, aR stockH nro reduced to Bal
dimensions, and they cannot now 10 rcrlcnbhcd ut-
I'll tho spring make IL ready TO send forward fatr
inquiry oxlstB ut the following quotations: New forI
factory, r1d 17@slec; Ohio and Wes.crn factory, do
| 1GG317e; lower grades. 12GS11c.
| COAL-Cont!luen inactive, and With tho exception
| OF Lvhigh and Luckawaunn, tho quotations. ar
being freely shaded No mako no change II oa ~
| Cannol, $s.60@poU; Eric aud Walnut 1i!ll. $3.50
nrooks, $500; Dlosshurg, ss5Q9D1a; Ktrklaud Rtato
S7.GQ; Hooking Valley; $3.50 Midway $500: Indian
block $3.50; Minonk. $3.50: Wilmington. $500: Bar
| clay, $500.
| CoopERAGE-1s quiet, and little better than nom
ina1, followa: Fork barrels, sl:o5@l. wh,sk
barrels, $19u@a.10; lard tierces. sl.4U@t .45: hon
barreis 4s95Je: pork Btavcs. rough 18.0o912 90 Do
bncked $a0.0oQa25.o0; t1erce savos ronUh, $aa ooG
alO0 buckeh sawed, 25Q0Ga33. 90 whisky atavcG
rough 4!9oUa28.G1; do bucked, $33. 3.00@3s.11; hoil
stnvcs, $4,000 l.G0 erce flour heading 89c per set
| flour hoop-rolca, $40 COG II 90 per NJ.
DRUGS AND CHEnlOALS-Optu and morphin
llnye ndvauccd and tlrn. Tile crop Of opium has
it Is stated been injured BY cold weather, and Tho II
dicatuus arc tlA II viii be sort Other artlclen nacs
oned are steady. Traaa Ia reported fair Prices Al
, 1874-03-18

SHEEF-Wcrt ACTIVE hhI Hfi!l. VIII EAltB II {4.71l8
7.7h for common to fancy-cl!oay 1t $56u@7.uo for

SHEEF-WGfn nC{176 anu Nf1!l. VIII EAleB AI 9370l8
7.76 for common to fancy.-cA!o1g at $5.60@7Uo for
rnnlium to choice.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, March 17.-CATrLE-Neceirta, 16a; total
for the WGhk, 9873. Tie mnrkes nctlys at to all
vance oyor last week good. aud !1@tso common
to medium. There very full attendance Vt buy
nrs iron, every section.
sEap a. AND aoo soai 1pr oa tne
lgoua-Naeeips, GOO: tota. for tbs week, s,4oo.
against 10,300 for tho szuso time ast week. Tile mar
kot Moosately active Ut slight decline. York
ora, $5.b0@5.7b; heavy hogs S5.7od95.90.
WATEHH0WN, MASS.
WATEnTowN, haes., March 17.-DEEF- CATrLE-Re-
ccips, o5B little batter feeling; pricea approach 10
advances. Sales Of choco, $9609l00o; extra, sa.s09
900: flrst-qnalfy, $7.ao@8.2t; Hecond sG.o0@7.25
third, $5.ool9H.bp.
sngEP AND LAMps-1eoceipts, 2,007; supply somc-
what Increased last week prices firm. Sheep, in
lots, Sa.50G}5.o0 each; eztra, $5.o9@7.$o.
, 1874-03-18
9IAnKETS DE VELEnNApu.


fArefGll HInrltcfH.
L1yEnpooL+ March Till a. nt.-Flour, 37s Ga@28s
Cd. Wheat-Wintcr, lasGl2s Cd; spring, 1lH 4l01
white 12s bde31as Sd; club, 1aa 9a0l3s Corn ss od@
40s. Pork Ills o.. Lard, 43s Cd. Receipts OF wheat
last three days. 50 600 qrB, a. 900 being American.
I1vERrooI, harch It's y. m.-spring, l1s "a
@12s white, 1.a 4d@12s Cd: club, 12s odSlas Fork,
H2a. Nest unchanged. -.
L1vEnpoo1, MaTch 17.-cotton flfmer: midlling
upands, 81 midting 0rlennB, astab>d salns, 10 ooo
bales American, Boo baes speculation and export,
5000 ba!cs. ,-...s
YarnB and fabrics ut Manchester quiet and firm.
IrcadstuGs-pul; avorage California whita wheat,
IL 4d@12s 6d: club do, 19s ad@lss; red Western
''rSs 'raoS1a1oxs-Gcei, ses. Mess pork, oas. Dacon-
Long clear iddlcs, 4ls I'd short do 4es Cd. Others
unchanged.
LONDON, March 17-b p. m.-oonaola for money,
e2@99!t; on account oa3:@9ohI j. United TIA States g:
l05tl; /; new 81, 10i7{. Now York Central, ggH
Eric, 39,{ Eric presurrea, G5.
Tallnw, 1884,.
PANS, March 17.-Ncntcs, 6ot $50.
FnANIYoAr, alarcA 17.-5-a)s, wax.
, 1874-03-18

Total. !47.o29 st.GoG 3i2,178
Total OF all kinds iu store, 1877, 17y bu. These
figures slow un increase during tho week OF
G5,7a5 bn corn, and u decrease Of 81, Ia lM
Wheat &c, 237 In oats, 6,a78 bn rye, aud u, ,577
hu barloy. Total doosoaHo, TIC, ,559 b1.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..
The following adsices woro received on 'Chango
today, In addition to tloHe given in our tola-
graphic columns:
NIAncu 7.-Lonaon-Cargocs OF coaat-Yheat
qltotcr and rather enser. Cargoes Oh Passage-
spring wheat off coaat, 51s@58s I'd. Good cargoos
American mixed corn on c0ast, I1sta31s cd. Fa!r
ayorpgs American mixed corn for shipment In April
aud May, 37s. Weather In England warm for the tine
OF year. Lvcrpool-WAcat dull. California club
wheat, l1s 7d@l3s I'd do wllitct la bdGe1!s l0A
spring what, liz 7.9l2a Sd. American mixed corn
4Us,
ExronTg FROM THE BEArOARD.
The following aso tho aggregate exports Of tia
articles named, from tho ports OF Portland, Bos,
ton, New York, Philadelphia. New Orleans, md
Baltimore for tho week. ending March IL:
Flour, brls, ,...... G5,D7l Pork, bril- 4.s6a
Wheat bu 69 lRot Daut,l, lba. .... 703t, ,oU1
Curl,, bu,......... 1vUo0o Lard. lbs..... 6e99doo
I.ye bu. ....,.... 7DG0U|
The Now York Produce Exchange Weekly giVoa
tho following az tho foroign exports OF tho hog
product from tile ports OF New York and other
aforementioned PLACES from Oct. IS, 1878, to
March IL, 1S74 i,,ouHlyo, an compared with the
exports from all United States ports, from Nov,
/, lH72, to Marol IA, 1878: -
, 1874-03-18
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, March IT,
The following woro tho receipts aud shipments
of the loading articles OF produce IN Chicago
during the past twenty-fonr hours, aud for the
corresponding dato ono year ago:
, 1874-03-18

The following Instruments were filed Tor req
ord On Tuesday, March II:
citY PROPERTY.
Lsrrahee 1t, cor of Menopnones It, I, atxl2s It,
dated Feb. II; confederation, $1,000.
Delden ~, 1853 Il Of HalBtsd It, 2ax1a4 IT, dated
May 4, 1873; consideration, 1875.
, 1874-03-18

NEW ToNs, March 17.-IAers WIS = allow trade
movement With commission Aousga to-day, and
johblng branches wers only moderately active. Cot
ten gooda continue nnsettlal, and soms makea weak
netiyo woEsted aiil oottou dress goods In Btaa4y
quest: shaws moving fairly IN lnoasatu 9nhutittes
faAoy cassiuasres, worated coatugs, aud Kentucky
jeans quilt.
, 1874-03-18

New YORK, March l7.-rho Treasury diabursod
121,000.
Customs receipts. $402000.
Produce exports tor tho week., S4,7Gl, ,438.
Money easy at Sod.
Sterling G,lll at 54.S41 for sixty days; sA.S7]ST
GD4.SS for sight. -
Gold ranged at 11134@112A; closed at 112.
Carrying ratcs, flat to per cent.
C,earings, 81, QUO, 900.
State bouds quiet and nominal
Governments iirm, with Tho higheBt prices of
the day Mt tho close.
Stocka oponel active and firm; cloBod steady,
with All ayernge decline Of " por cont. I.nEo
ahoro pacllc Mall. Western Union, Union raoi-
1c, and Northwestern common were the moat
prominent stocks, but tho marhot presented no
epecal foatnro. Harlem waH exceptionally
strong, advancing from 1a114 to 1913, aud oloHad
ut 1321I.
, 1874-03-18

nOGS-This 1narkot presented tho bannb general
features notcd in yesterday report. Tho supply
largely excessive that sellers 1t the mercy
OF buyers, md have to note further depreciation
Of 2sl30c. Onc-alf the number received would have
proved sufficient to supply the wana Of buyers.
whore In tho ncighhorhood OF uoO head ro1nn!ng In
the pens ,solu 1t the cloge OF trnde. Closing fnfcs
wc7o ii Sa5a4.7s for roor to common at s4 .o05.10
for medium, and at $5.20@5.5o for good to choice
Some extra assorted lots fetched hFshor figure, n.
Slrahorn h ca. obtaining 5000 for small bunch, but
sales ut over s. so wero exceedingly The bulk Of
tho sates woro effected ut {l.76t@6.2s. The murket
S1n 1npc1v
, 1874-03-18

pEIfHIG EBFNIH, = = "------ -
Flour was worry dull, and quito roaA, though
not Quotabiy lowor bn Hpripg grades. Wintors
woso oiforol at lower prices. Shippors wore not
in tho mnrkot, and tho only buying dono was by
tho city rotnil tsntle. Bran was Arin Balea were
a7.00; 20 Iris epl1ug cxtran (pntent) ut aa.0o; ;
100 hrls 10 at e5.75; Zoo brlB do on private
sorn,s 150 brIs supert|noa at s4.25 20 brls do
ut $3.50; 100 brls ryo at $500. Iotal, 1.050 brls
Also, 40 tons bran at $1,000 on track. Tho fol-
.fn,Sifn stnsn The auotntiuiiB nt tia eloHa.
, 1874-03-18

pu11ApELpn1A, 8iarol T.-Noul In fair demand
aud scarce. ohio. pennsylyanis, aud west Virgins
double extra ana aboye. o9at71Goi extra, so@sgo
gqn Indiana, aud Western fne, oGdl5go; lnclium, 81
dado: eoarse t5d2soa: comb!ng wasned, e2Nes3oai
03c /; 6ae uuwaslsd, 35ayso; coprse .,,d medium
wauLed. so@3so tMb.wasAel, 6tea57No; extra ant
Morino pulled, AbG5oo.
, 1874-03-18

NEW Tonx, March l7.--OorToN-1n increased de-
zaaad aud hlghsrs rntadhng uplanl, 1okot futures
, 1874-03-18
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Monday ay..,..................1,S1 ,S13 G,133 IT,
CATTLE-trhe cattle market displayed less actis
today, aud tho feeling was scarcely ~ lru es Of!
tcr1ay, hut thnro Wcro no sellers ut any material
duct!on from former ratea and prices nay DO conh
erod unchanged. The receipts were pretty 1lbcralt
there was ony small amount Of stale stock loft O.
from yeSfosluy, nd after the wants nf tho dffore
o'aasrs Lad been satisfied comparatively little realt
uusold. There wero fowor choioa cattlo than were
fe=ed yesterday consequently tho avornB0 Of Tie d
saics was somewhat }ower most OF tho trat1!nR hny
been accomplished Within the range Of &. 00@6.bo.
note 1acz at for common to extrA cows
POOR to fa1riah steers at $3.7593.G6 for common
good etockera at 44T6@5.4 40 for common to good al
ling benves, a1i nt hUGe0.46 for choice to extrn
TlIo Iuter price was Iiid by L. u. Doud for 81 he
Averaging ,40s lis. The markot closed qutot q
atealy. ..--..-..
Extra Deeyes-lradeds stccrs. averaging 400
to 1850 Ill., .........s... ss.ov@,
Choice Uesvos-tYno, fat, well formed 3year
14so h.. s.eo@s
ateers. averaging 1900 to i,5so !Gs. 516as
aging 1.lD 70 1850 lis. 49, 4:7sas
Butchers atock-Common 10 fair stctrs,
and good to extra coWs, for city Slaughter
averaging $50 to !. LOO 0lbs............... 9.7b3a
tosh averaging 7o5 70 1850 ia. ......... s.5o@A
staas, bulls and scaaway steors.. aoo@:
Catt1r-Tcxas corn-fct Observation-Disclosures, 4.25GS
Cattlc-Texas, wi,l,crel North ........... 3.25Gs
Cattla-Texus through droyes. -. ..,.,... 2.00@
CATTLE sALEs.
, 1874-03-18

Total Oct. g, 10, to
MARCH, 10, ~. fa4,0s
Total all U. 8. ports,
Nag,l, "a, to Mar.
IL, 1873. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29
VALE OLE A MILK DIET.


If any one wishes TO grow feshy, q
pint Of milk before retiring at night
will soon cover the scrawniest bones.
Although now a.days we see a great
many feshly females, there are many
lean and lank ones, who sigh for the
fashionable measure of plumpness, and
who would BIO vastly improved in health
and in appearance could their fingers
be rounded with good solid flesh. No.
thing is more coveted by thin women
than full figure, aud nothing will SO
arouse the ire aud provoke the scandal
Of one Of those "clipper builds, as the
consciousness Of plumpness in a rival.
In cases of fever and summer com.
plant, milk is now given with excel
lent result. The idea that milk is
" feverish " has been exploded, and il
is the physicians great reliance in
bringing through typhoid patients, or
those in too low state TO be nourished
by solid food. 1t is q mistake to
scrimp the milk pitcher. Take more
milk, and less meat Look to your
milk. man, lave large sized, we'll filed
milk pitchers on the table each meal,
and you will also have sound flesh aud
light doctors bills.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29
DUB CHURCHES.

HHISTIAN CIURCH--Eighteenth street
between Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every third and fourth Sunday
sunday school At p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
... X Is TRIMBLE, Pastor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street.
Preaching, Sabbath at lol AIN. and u ? IN
Prayer meetigg, Wednesday a. n p. IN,
SABBATH school, pm. J. N. Lansden, su.
pcsintepdent. KEW. III. THAYKR, Pastor
fETuODl5T.-Cor. Eighth and Walnut Ste.
proacbing, sabbath at Ii Ana, and p. m
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday, z, pm,
superintendent. Rev. J. l.. WALLER,
Pastor.
HUROn OF THE (Episco-
Morning prayers. Sabbath 1O} am.
evening prayers, 7ip.m.
Sahhslh school PAN.
i-s. iu... 90. .t''i hERT, Rector.
I. rATltCK's CIoHCI Ninth 81. and
" isrinytOn hYells.
Public service, Sabbath $40 and 10i Am.
sabbath school, 2 pm.
DerNce every day, am.
REV. l.. J. O'BALLoRA.S, Priest.
Z JD5LPH's CHUKCH.-(0erman, cor.
Ter VI Walnut and Cross streets.
Mas. every sabbath at ~ o'clock a. IN.
Ne4pvrs, Up. IN.
Mas during week days, O'Clock a. IN.
REV. q. HOFFMAN, Priest.
jERHAN LUTHERAN CHURCH-i3th
street between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
Preaching sunday morning at 10 o. clock.
sabbath School az 2 O'Clock p. m.
REV. &. DuERsCHSEn, Pastor.
DUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSoCIA-
TlUN.-ltegulnr meeting second Monday
each mouth al tholr room over Rockwell
- -. Il a..
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, u pm. at
l.. w. srILLwELL, President.
ECONn MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Corner Sycamore and Forty.
DIST streets. Preaching sabbath At II
O'Clock a. IN. ami 3 o'clock .. IA.
sunday school o'clock y. IN.
The church is connected with the Illinois
Association, BY the FIT Missionary Bap-
tist Church Of Cairo.
REV. SOLOMON LEONARD, Pastor.
"RlCAS METHODIST. eenth, be
tween Walnut and Cedar.
Services, sabbath, IL am.
sabbath School, ~ pm.
Cla-s meets AZ SPIN.
ECOND FREE WILL BAPTIsT'-Fif.
teenth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Services sabbath, Il and 3 p. IN.
RKv. ". KICKS, Pastor.
bEE WILL Baptist HOME MISSION
SABBATH sCHOOL.-Corner Walnut
and Cedar streets.
Sabbath School, 3 am.
-HsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
-Curiy's Barracks
services, sabbath II am, pm. &7ip.m.
REV. WM. KELLEY, Pastor.
iIRST MISSIONARY Baptist CHURCH.
-Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth Sta.
Preaching sabbath, l0I am. and y pm.
Pr.yer meeting, "Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath school, II pm. John VanBAxter
sud Mary stephens, supeIiuteudents.
REV. I. j. SHORES, Pastor.
ECOSD BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth
street, between Cedar and Walnut. The
only baptist church recognized by the As
-CslAtlOn.
Services, sabbath. II am. 3 7, m. and pm.
RPv. JACOB BRADLEY, Elder.
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STATE OFFICERS.

GoyCrnor-JOhn l.. Beverage
Lieutenant-Goy
Secretary Of State--George II. Harlow.
Auditor OF SLate--C. f.. LlppiLcott.
State TreAsurer--Caspar Rdtz.
Attorney Gcneral--James X. Edsal.
Slpt. Public Observation-Disclosures Bstenlgn
CONGREssME
Senators-RlchNtd J. Oglesby and John A.
,Dgan.
Representative Eighteenth District-Isacc
dement's.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives IN the both district
ohm II. Oberly, VIM. A. Lemma and hath-
I. j. lnscore.
Senator for the 50th district.-Jesse Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, OF Ale xander.
state'- AttOrrey--Patiiok II. Pope.
Clerk-R. :. IOcum.
sherif-A. II. Irwin,
VIM. MArtin-Assessor and Treasurer.
suryeyor--,Iohn L. Hely.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge Y. Bross.
Associates--J. L, MeCrte and 9. Marchil.
I IN.
Clerk--Jacob q. Lvroh.
Coroner-John IA. Gosuman.
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FoRGEs AND PIPE FITTING,
STEAM ENGINES. MILL, STEAMBOAT

M. ACHTNE RY
Manufactured ana repaired.
Special attention given 20 light and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad and jail work
and all work OF a similar character.
Steam and gas fitting In all its branches.
A full assortment OF Morris, Tssker d Coz
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
etc., and gas fixtures ALWAYS on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALLY.
Agent for Cameron special steam pump
ana DonVI feeuer Inc best manufactured,
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson's
patent governor and governor valve,
The following engines, etc., for sale
Two steamboat engines, Is. inch bore OF
cylinder; five feet stroke, and in good order :.
one steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
One engine for hosting freight; 74Xl6.
One l0X20 saw mill engine, with SHAFT and
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new 7Xl2 engine; my own manufac.
ture.
Also, q sec ond-hand staye cutting ma
chine and jointer, and warehouse hosting
machine, in good order.
Engines and machinery Of Gil kinds bought
aud sold.
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REPRESENTATIVES CONVEN-
TON.

A Republican convention for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate TO represent the
Filth District in the State Legislature, will
be held at Mound City, Illinois, on Thurs
day, August 10. 1874, at II O'Clock, a. m.
The ratio OF representation will be one del
cgate for each 100 votes, and one for each
fractional ~ votes cast for q. ;. Grant and
Henry Wilson for presiden, and vice.
president at the presidential election in
1872.
The counties win be entitled to the follow.
ing representation -
Alexander, ....... ...............l2
Ja'hr'Hs s'tsts.. ....s... ..s..s...,lo
Nhloh ...'................
The Republican county Central Commit.
tee in each Of the counties composing the
district are respectfully requested to call
county conventions, and apro ~ delegates
torepresent their counties ia said conyen-
ton. BY order OF Committee,
MATTHEW J. ISscoRK,
oo-f Chairman.
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SECRET ORDERS.

THE MA5OS5.
- - COMMASDERY, No. l3.--Stated
A.. rDly at the Asylum Masonic Hall, fret
ard Md Mondays In each month.
AFRO COUNCIL, No. 4.-Regulsr Conyo-
cat a ct Masonic Hall, the second Friday
In each month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. Tl.-Reyular Con-
vocation at Masonic Hall, on the third
Tuesday OF every month,
AFRO LODGE, So. 23T +. d A. NJ -Regu-
lar U .nmuuicatlons al Masonic Hal, the
seeS d and fourth Mondays OF each month.
TIE ODD-FELLOws.
= EAASDr.ig LODob, ~, Met a. ndd-
FenOws' Hall, In Arter's building, every
Tnursday evening At Z O'Clock.
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The Republican County Central Commit.
tee Of each county in the Eighteenth Dis
trict are respectfully requested to call
County Conventions, and sppoint deeR ates
to represent their counties in the Coaven-
ton.
BY order OF the Congressional Central
Committee Of the Eighteenth Congre s.ional
District.
j. &. WILLIS. +, Il. WAGGONER,
Chairman, Secretary.
Metropolis lllinoi July G, 1874.