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, 1874-09-30

1870 .to, - ~, 49, -. ". ..'.s.s s - ~
port fur buElncaa III the aggregate Ut uniformly
stcHty prctH: ...s. =.
TIN tLArs-1o. 1ox1a. s116o; lo, 1axl9i $1e0o; 14x
$91u1.
Pla T1N-Largs, $50; small, 9ya; bar, 800.
SoAnEH-No. l, .1o; No. ., 15c,
lE4D--rlg, 7Nai bur, Hj5e59o; lead pipe, $40; cut
IL, atlc,
GorpGn-.uostom5, SIC nheathng copper, sec.
HhEEr z1Ao--Fnll casls, lDo; lcss qaautity, 10Ao;
saua, h.c.
s,tEEr lRnA-No, n. DO rates: 1slasta Iron, to u
INCLUSIVE. 2oe; d. No. ssalneu. luo; AluaElo4n Rus
aa--A. 15c; i, lat,
W1nE-Noa. too, %; Ito ., 100; 10 to u. l1o; ~
uhol 10 aud IL. 1afa 10 md Id Lao; II 1boj 10,
, 1874-09-30
to i year old steers. averaging 1880 to

20 Q year Old 8tccf6s hVtfh8fnR IyEVD 10
1,ls0 lba Observation-Disclosures.
Qoott Observation-Disclosures, tlncly formed
atcers, averaging 1+1GU to 1900 lliB. .......
Mc.ltutn Gratlcs-steara III fair hes!,, aver-
aging f.l09 10 1850 ibs. bs......,.............
nutcherA' Hsock-loor 70 fair stecrH, and
common to extrn co~s,, for city slaughter.
nvarnElfiK $50 TO ] 1,lug glbs........,.......,
Stock uattlo-- Comnio,, cattla, III decent
flesh, averaging 600 to 1.b3O ihs .....
infnrior-LtBf,t nnl thin cows, hclferst
ntaEB, bulls, md scnfawag etccrA. .........
nattle-Iotast choice cor,l-fctl.
gatt!o-Ic1aR, wimteEel North. ,,..,,,.,,,,.,,
Catt!e-Icxasr tlrotlGli droyts...,.,,..,,..
CATTLE 'gttEs
, 1874-09-30

d sss@1ss Barley qn'o ant unchanged nyo qulss
M't1tHr-rirm Mt l.o4.. ....
ak aanNyistoNalork sN nct and 1owor: obbing at s232s
i"4no a,s ea,l' sa.oo aolnt Fotnry. scen q!os;
an aMnnoSSr1a-llonr oo0b,ls; wheat COO hu; rorn
sSSo S9o hm hm' o1s' 7uto bu; ryo, 4ooo'Du; barley
e'''paaHS@-Whoat, 9.o9o bu; corn, 5000 bu.
n... NUFFhLo.
,rJ n1trsto; hrr,;, asnt, Chicago
bn,ncar 'n,, lois 1t ooe. Uata dull rye Iasl. n.sry
Tartours-1ovor: r,<o, a+1o ,o., ,,>. g..
ntar so rea aos sta: Eo ~ ante @ @
1a steadIer 10. so ias; No. ?aniy ao so ;o Vic
1 ~ standard whi.o, car lots, ok
5hs55es,rfa-Wheat, 5s5 lo,S01 iii; corr, $50 bu: oats
TOLEDO.
To1EDo, 8art. 2o-fLoua-stoady; moderate d.
,0aAts-whos. fair md arm; No. vltt4 va,u.b.
H. so SSs Co.; Co. Il xs sosn SH ,,}: ts
hlgh ntixcit now, sosr Noyom6ar, G9o; Inv ,nisol'
w. 10 urao. ~, oata s',ain hstter: NJ. L. 6Ss
]n,nEtolirs-null and unchanged:
~ e's $50 S brls: wheat $1,000 eu;
>~'''" 'o o3''' 1,,mv. 'rs,o,n
noErnotr. sort. rt.2o.-r1ouR-.Quiot n. and unchanged.
111a1is|Mheas 1a'1 ~ stesdy moderate oa:n; rxra,
soralo lsaud Il 81 nIo o,s IL aooi ann.s ns ~
prT!ses; T.,1 &c:
n1,sr ntsGnrIs-f!9Mr, 1000 hsla whest, goo hu.
nfI1w9 I9v9 HUI, HUH "noa'' S''ooo na.
ss snssi Ea9gsD1 F'a so.od u II? NO. Re!HsI M
WaaKcs, $i.9iA: No. 2, p5;o; Octobcr, 03lfo: No.
vonMoet, INV. uxVe. Corn-No. quilt st $40. Oats-Eo
oes " es { n}:Ms onai at $780, nsrlsy
E,sI~sres1s, eSo ny III; wheat 1000 By.
0n'raf'1S--f'0af; ;1Nf'f@s m999 Sss "hca 2aoto bu
clan1c yAI3 It l5kc ~ sos' s-cor7os-ouies md IN.
eAHni TnninMn',f ~ s,, ,ro,,
1,nsn%hnos aan ~. MacnanRel; s family. $so5tss!0.
,,tta e. 1ma1 uu anu aroop!ng; rod $lUu91 0j:
new o g o.s als st Gmsnd s A., s Il qxss s.s
II ts sat si,Ss9ss Sas9saa hodsFs hsa ~sias' siass:
oits-unehaisea
ngr nngrfnnIdEastes; r1sxEdaa' :; moi !ower.
rnas1 ressSwuooa .,o demand at full prices 14N@1so.
nomsnst ;na1nsl 1ArlINothing doing;
1scon n ~, ~ w, spnt anu 9ctoher eiae9 nominal
,n,,A s in ~ ofeopinR; only limited 1ohhinH de-
eIosr e1ns ids ''sf'' 1oslofo; clear rib. 1S<elSo;
Nrr or,r,xs SlM as, oMLEAN9. n
pnn.,s,nurY pnrs .t,u .,,.
1,arnn nctivo ~, ,,a uu al,a lover aea at $29oos
Mots.szs.Snv I5nI,sna .. s;l,'' o.
unelnnrs,i 4''an''au" s1fups feS9oc' othofs
corroH.ne,,,nn .o.,,.n ..,.u , oro -,-
unro 49,, a ac1lso; ea!os j,350; supply mora
6oo9 ordinary 70 strict good
1inT. IlEzaYst; ~ nM1iuunga 70 strlct !oM mo"
~ Gooa nu!t!inga, 6tGl5Mc; receipts, aA3;
Gohp-iu9E 14''D' atso4a 'ass e'enlng' V'aoA
Tycn,>nsSs c,,,
n,,-,,o, 5AaTlMoRE.
rr.r47 rt1't7 aSp'' Is-fLocA-Qulct, ato.d7. md
Hn"1H0t.,,.,. ,,n
Il Mai %. ~ 9na 1L, Hn; roy aud western,
wb% Wsst,ua SO; =; ao: No. >, Do 14@i.lSi
~ ~ essesn, ne Corn dull mixed WeAtcrn
Gic ~ wfto Goo aaeeS; ota dnl mixed Western, ea
w ~ mntto, o-SOac: !fyo dull 1t otrfaSf.0o.
1; nosasaoHH-tulot, hcaTy. anu unchanged,
Horrm n3 1stetu, nrn ~ ooc.
n..ru.. -xu'g. ,. auu uAcuauRed.
,yna,.. xEoi:RuME,uncaangsd: MI :
-S'1eS ~ s4vasst:9s; .sassk!!s,
osvpco Cav, m p9sME6o; 9s, ~
h1n',,,ss o1, G ,s; uM,A1-Maeat =, quiet No.
nl'"s"scs etuo heid a. e 70. Cora dull at Q1o.
, 1874-09-30

New YonK, Sept. 20.-produco exports for tho
week., s5,278 75j... Cutoma receipts, s4Gs,000.
Money, 2@a1l. prinoa discounts, BOO. Sterling
firm al 4sjN Tor sixtf daya, mud 1868 for sight.
dat@2 per cont. Jlcarings, s2g,O0D.CG0.
State bonds quio' and strong. Railroads firm.
Governmouts. dull and stcaay.
Stocks opcned s;rong, md, NTH hut one slight
roacton, CONTINUED 30 all day, except Erie which
declined oarly In Tho day from 38J 10 34ta On n
fall at London. Tho market at tho closo waa
buoyant and oscitcd, with an onormouB bua-
ue6s. Tho advance from tho lowest point Of tho
day was X 70 e, md was moat nlarked in Lake
Shore, paciacMhtl, Eric. Western Union. Co
and Oilios. h Lnko Shore, Ohio, and Pacific
hlail tho ltgheat quotations nE tho season wore
made. Just previous to tho close, 1aKe
shore atsancoa rapidly unti1 8o11 waa
rcachcd. business in this atock was
enoru1ois aud chiefly in lnrgo blocks. ranging
from 1,ft0 to $500 Bharcs. Yhere was appnrout-
ly D. 1ar;o buying to cover short contracts Which
Eayo 20 Rtiu1uloua to upward 11loyenont, and
this istruo Of other ato.ka OH tho list Pacific
Mail 'dyancelto 511l, and there vas an actiTo
buspcBs In tho stock CO it advanced. Wabash
roafto 34aS, md WIS also actively traded in.
Er' recovered to 3594, ant was steady at tho
elee. Northwestern roao to 3oas. Westorn
uion recovered to 79115. and Union Pacific to
oae to 1874 and closod 1t 1875. Other huctus-
:ionH wero lcas important. Salc8 aggregate
100000 1hnree, OF which 10000 aro Western
Union, %. 600 Pacific Mail. q, 900 Eric, 1000
Lake Shore 900 Uniou Pacific. 1000 North
western. II, 900 St. Paul. 10, 700 Wabash, 10000
0hiop. and 1000 Columbus, Chicago l. Indiana
Central.
, 1874-09-30

COMMERCIAL,

........ TUESDAY l,vrxra, sopt. 30.
The foiiowinC wcso,, tho receipts aud ship
mepta of Tho laadiug attiolca of produce In CHI
Gu go during tho past lwonty-rour hours, mud for
tho corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-09-30

pn11ApE1rl.IA, Sept. 29.-Wool quiet and hr,u,
oAu, rennsylveua, md West Viselnia Xxx and above,
55}5os; !, 04@S5o; mc,linm. es95ahe; coarac, go.
4815lo .rseatum. 63ts55o; coarsc 4a@50c con,bine,
washed, 60@6Gc; DO, unWaDAed, 429s53; exlrA mud
, 1874-09-30

NEW YoaK, Sept; e9.-TAo package trade, nhos.
Hoina Improvement. but the l,oary rsn-storn 4ntez
at unchanged rriccs. Cotton lan,els IN study re-
quost, md grain-baGs fairly active. Prints in good
demand. Dngham4 quiet. Tho Dastg I'utletis says;
very large suction Ra'o of French dresu-gooda to-
iaY viii q marked eurCcss y
, 1874-09-30

1lOas-Tlo receipta since Saturday haro beon about
1890 noio than for the same time lnst weckt and
1s,oo3 i3ore , tan weels before m ast The M riarses
foro noon prices had aaRgada strong 1s3oo for any
thing grading bolow cholco. This large reduction had
lo Of tho forenoon until tho close Of business oura
trading wa' f"ir1y active rroea, howcyor continued
not moro than 1o15e there being ior Of tat oacrp
t!nn an1e Tho ,sya businonn was accomplished Ut
$40o@i5 for stockcra. at S1c0aB0D for Inferior to
FIR good to choIee. few sesctcd lots fetched $7.4o
67.bQ.
, 1874-09-30

Srtcfal Uispatri II The Ci,cugo Tribune.
ELalSt ILL.,, Sep 49-CheeKe very fr1n today LOSS
boxes sola regular as 137@l4c 1856 boxes sol trreRu
lbs Of butter aol1 irregular, 1t 40c Total sales for
the day, slo,e3a Tho attendance on the nolrd waH
good.
, 1874-09-30

Tho rccertH OF lumber for the preceding week Wcrb
10000 IT, au,l .he shipments II, ,517 Ill It,, tccipta
Of shinglos aCe3 IN bhipments, 7ao4 Receipts Of
lath, 3,419 IN shpn!unts, 2, 42s III.
INC romaindcr q tho Mee canlo IN so-tihy and the
Of 1,lbes. The nttendsnce Of buyers larger than
yestcr1ny, anil tho market active and firm, abont
twenty-five cargoea changnT hhnas before night.
Common inch sold at 81. .0o 900 aud ataudard grades
Of ploce stun Ut $500. aool to choice boarls and
sTa 6 %Gre etea o. y a. ,a,n ona ~ S
eral cargoes waro 1ptt oyar, We noto sales Of
Cargo scllr ua.nlt., from Man!sce, 81 small TIM
bcr al $11.bp; 1sU nj jofsts md aeanting at $780,
Cargo brig Fashion. from Burgoon Bay, Ito III CONF
mon ni1ed ut 500: 10um No. lstl It si62A. Bold
ly Simpson, RudGock Co.
At THE TArlp3.
Tho intor1pr domAAd whs fair ut unchanged rr1cc3,
Tho leading feature Of tho niket was the rnness Of
common 1nmbcr. Many dealers rcilsse to Eell
feucng for lras than I'll co from te locu The atoc
il unusually light for TIC time Of year,-estt.uated ut
10000 COO H.,--aul 1iutEculy distributed among tho
ysrdR Thcrs bur0 ia fair hul increasing iutcrur de-
1uand.
, 1874-09-30

Total Of nl kinds iu utore, 2,007;ls8 bu:: These
1Enres show u. incrcaao durn: tho past weei OF
272, ,875 bn wheat; 235. .525 bu corn; y0s 123 bu
oats. GIG bn ryo and MI increase Of 53, 7GS BIZ
barley. Totnl iucroane. 774.857 bu. at 4 timo
when our stocku ought to rapidly diminish.
The following wore tho n.nounts OF GRIM It,
storo III Milwaukoe on Saturday last, Us compared
With tho aaulo Time lust year:
, 1874-09-30
FILE LIVESTOCK MARKETS..

CHICAGO.
TUESDAY EvENINi1, Gtnt, 20,
fr3,a rArhint6 1rrirD Inn ,ynec ,shrs m fnt1nwH
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p TRAvER, AuCTIONEER
81 Will sell on Wednesday, June TO- at l0h o'clock, at
81 aud 81 Great Jones street Piano Furniture, Carpets
Rcngerators stoves. &C on thursday, llth, nj l05s
O'CLOCK Dry and Fancy Goods Jewelry. &c Particulars
morning OF sale.
IOsEPH sHONGOOD, AUCrIONEER. SELLS, To-
81 morrow ut II o'clock, the Furniture OF private
family removed TO 266 Wcss thirty Ami streetWaluut
Set PcRard sofa Bcdsead. aair Mattresses feather Phi
lows Mirror, Wheeler Wilson sewing Machine, Drus-
sells Carpet More pArticuIAss day Of sale.
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A GEORGIA CHILD ASSASSIN.
a Ten Year Old Colorcd Boy who Wants
TO XIII Out His Rnce-Three Attempts
Upon the Lives of Children.
From the Forsyth lGa.l Advertlserl


Upon the Lives of Children.
From the Forsyth (Ga.l Advertiserl
About a month since young negro boy. living
on the farm OF Mr.. Foster Shit near Coaparchee,
In Monroe county named Albert Battle was ar
rested and brought to Forsyth charged with
assault with intent to murder. He is said to be
ten or twelve years OF age.
He took up two negro children boys, aged re-
spectivey tour and SIX years, and whipped them
severely IL is said that in TIM his mother assisted
him. holding the children while he whipped them.
The Oldest one OF the boys succeeded in escaping
and ran Off, This young scoundrel then attempted
to drown the other child In o creek but was pre-
vented.
But the elimination or his vlllany was reached
just TWO weeks since In an attempt to
MURDER OUTRIGHT
small negro girl, three years OF age the child Of
Peter MyrlcK. The mother OF the child was sick,
and allowed her to go to Mr.. Taylor's house TO
amuSe herself playing with the children there. AT
went oy the house where Albert lives thinking
perhaps she would hnd her mother there. Albert
1Tered 10 go home with ner ana asss. ner IN get
and they started on together. When they had
proceeded only short distance he picked up
rock, and, striking the child on the head bruised
1t considerably. He also took his knile and made
severe wounds on her mead. Alter he had done
into il, a distance OF about fifteen ieet. Although
bleeding and bruised she stlll had strength enough
TO attempt TO crawl out, when he seized large
pine limb and,
STRIKING HER ON THE HEAD,
Knocked her back. He then lett her Tor dead and
went OH. In q short time after this man, named
WINS, accidentally found her lying IN the ditch,
apparently dead. Gong 10 the house OF her par
ents he told them OF II, and her ather Immediately
carried her home Although exhausted 10y loss OF
blood and stunned by The blows she reeaned CON
seriousness aud tod her iatDer that Albert had
and beat and tried To xii her.
On account OF the youth OF this desperate moth
ing has been done towards Furnishing him. He
adds tmeving to his other accomplishments, and
has stolen a finely bound book and gold watch
within the last two weeks.
II he is under ten years OF age he cannot be pun.
lshcd by law. Ii he Is more than ten he should be
severely dealt with. In the former event we rec
Ommcnd that he be whipped until he Is near
dead as his Child victim. Who would nave thought
that Georgia would rival Massachusetts IN produce
ing such a monster
Tnis young would-be murderer avows an inten-
ton to "kili out the racer
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EXEMPT FARMS FROM TAXATION.

From the indianapolis SENTINEL
Just O breath OF Il desire for the exemption or
farms from taxation agitates the atmosphere OF
Illinois. How would the political eXempts like
such measure Us thatS Why shouldn't the farms
be exempt from taxation as wei as the national
bOudsY
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SHUT UP THE UNIVERSITY.
from the Mobile Register.l

From the Mobile Registerl
The Civil Rights bill breaks up the state Uni
versiry. No white man viii send his son to an in
Btitutlon where he may be associated with negroes
hnd rather than let 1t be turned over to tue black
race entirely. it will be better Tor the General AS
Bcmbly to smut the doors or lease 1t out for cot
top iunt
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SALES AT AUCTION.

r r. PATTERSON. AUCTIoNEEii-wILL SELL. ON
q thursday, June g. at sos sixth avenue, Household
Furniture. Carpets, &c Particulars in Tuesdays
Herald
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls BROAD.
IN way, between Houston and Blocker streets -
Every should visit the wonderful museum II Is inll
OF everything people should see and understand Lee.
lures daily on the philosophy OF Marriage,n Those
parties unable attcna these Important lectures can
have them forwarded post lree receipt OF rs cents
by addressing SECRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OP
ANATOMY. 6iS Broadway
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programme full OF wonder, beauty and fun, seldom
cGualed and never surpassed.
Summer prices reduced Family Circle. sc. Par.
quet and Balcony, Soc Reserved Seats Orchestra and
Balcony Chairs, 81.
WALLAoK's'
Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
Doors opcn at 30; commences at 3 O'CLOCK
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TosEPnI HLGEMAN Co.-srEcIAL CARPET
81 sale, Monday June at 10Y A NJ, at the Central
Saesroons W,loughby and Pearl streets Brook
iyn; ana second hand Moqnette, Administer, Wilton,
velvet Bru sells thrceplv and ingram Carpets Ocloth
Rugs, Mats, Mating ami Window Shades
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.


A DIAMOND WANTED-WE16Iir ABOUT 2CARATS;
n must be brilliant stone good shape and from
all detects; any person willing to diaposo the same
sRorihco may bnd cash huyor by addressing, with
full particulars and st1ung lowest PRICE DLAMOND, buK
IL Herald o{licH-
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AMUsE M ENTs.

....... AMUsEMENTs.
RooTHiS MISUNDERSTANDING To.xORROW.
- Final performances America OF
slDSph IOMMAaO sALVINI
the greatest living tragedan
commencing tomorrow MondayJ eycning June a with
TIE GLADIATOR.
sALFlHi IN ms great roe OF Tll.. GLADIATOR
THE ROMANCE OF POOR YOUEG Nan
sAlsVINI (nrst tlma here 5 MAXINE ODIOr
WEDNEsDAY-HAMLET FKIDAY-orliELLO
SATURDAY. FAREWELL sALviNi MATINEE
cordlng 10 location Private Boxes SD Family Circle
sc be secured at the box ONCE and schir.
mers music store.
EXTRAORDINARY oCCAsIoNtu
Advent upon the dramatic stage Of
Mr. CHARLES EYilNGE, shakspearean,
auspices eff committee OF distinguished eit
,en-, embracing. with others
Mr. ihurow Weed Mr. Theodore Moss
Mr. Lester Wallack Mr. John Brougham,
Mr. Vim. Winter, MIR. II. A. sothern.
Mr. j. H. Booth Mr. A.. C. Wheeler.
MI Maurice Grau Mr.. Alexander Stetson,
Mr. Barney Williams Mr.. Nm. X Floyd
Mr. Hugh Hastings, Mr.. f. A. schwab.
BOOTHS THEATRE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, JUNE H.
when performance OF magnitude ana marked ex.
cellence viii be given by an increasing phenomenal
array o. volunteer artists now inciudn
Miss Carotta Iceberg, Mr.. John Mccullough.
Miss Clara Morris, Mr. stuart Robson,
Miss Rose Eytinsc, Mr.. John 7. Raymond
The entire Walacks Theatre Company,
BkIANrs MISSfnELS, &C.
"details will md early publicity. sale Of tickets
begins on Tuesday morning AZ O'Clock, at the box office
and principal hotels
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SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
wi j. T.. TnAvEk, Auctioneer. saesroom 81 80
Great Jones street will sell Monday june 1874 by
virtue OF chatte mortgage al O'Clock r. NJ, the
stalls known rs " aud 81 Centre Market fine iron
safes. Desks. Chairs. scales Ice Houses Marble Slabs
Fixtures OF stalls Racks ohce Furniture, bay Mare,
brown Horse, covered Express Va Harness,
&C. A. Il. CLARK. Attorney Tor
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~ ss ON souaas 5sae sHa 81
stalls Known a. g aEd 81 GENRE S Market line IRON ron
saa5es o. stalls sses oss
&c. a. b. CLARK. Attorney Tor mortgagee.
n H. rIERsoS. AUCtIoNEER
~: BY Q p riEs,mN AactSneer and Dealer in Real
as aSS . = fs' ~ ts'fs 1Pa ION
@ ~s w & * 81 eH Ss a 70 ana Il
ms propeTiy i xaiuaSly situated the main thor;
On rising sr9una coprsna many eligible bmdng sites
recently opened through and surrounded by churches,
schools, stores IN other improyem ents A. -
the !o9t q Barclay and ohrsopher streets Music by
Graulla's Band COLLATION. on arrival Of train All appli-
S e' riERsoS
DAwNBRoKEEs' SALES.
BY THOMAS j. McGRATH. Auciioneer, 1873 Chatham
street Tuesday-Mens and womens Clothing, by or
na csnns By aess so
BY order !. carroll South Fifth avenue.
Monday; jane $ BY order Henry McAlecnan. Eighth
I1ae y sna 5.Ws simpson Co.. 1876
an aq e. BY ii, as
Inursssv, June il BY order T. frssi, Williamsburg,
FRIDAY. June H. by order D. belong, East Broadway.
500 lots Clothing.
DAWNBROKERS' SALES.-JAMES AGAR, AUCTION
ecr. SO New Bowcry viii SELF
Monday-Men's aud Womens Clothing. By order N.
s. Madigan, s57 Second avenue
uesday-women's Clothing. ny order B. Levy. CTS
Hudson street
Neutrality-suspicious. and Women's Clothing BY order
n Bruckheimer Grand street Williamsburg
Thursday-Men's and womens Clothing. BY order NJ.
Davis, No. sullivan street.
DICHARD V. HARNETr. AUCTIoNEER,
LII VIII sell at auction Oh Wednesday, June 10, at Il
olock, at the Exchange salesroon III Broadway, No.
57 Third avenue, the valuable hive story ana basement
brick store Property near thirty fourth street Parties
desiring first class investment VIII DO well to examine
this property.
Maps &c, at Office, Ill Broadway.
I)ICllARD WALTERS. AUCYIoNEER-
IL Marshals sale of Furniture. Carpets, kc.will sell
on Monday June s 1T IL O'Clock. ut saIesroo 81
broadway large assortment OF Furniture. Par
lof and Chamber suits Cottage suits Furniture, Sofas
marble top Fables Pinpt0n Bedstead, Mattresses Mir
rors &c, ana one IRON SAFE. d. 4. MURPHY, Marshal
Also immediately alter, mortga sale OF three Desks,
Bookcase, Carpets &c. H. b. FERGUSON. Attorney.
CUPREME COURT SALE
- OF valuable business Properly.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctonecr,
VIII sell at auction on
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7 oAG bRANCHi-BATTERsoN A CO.'S LONG
- Branch Express, ny way Of Red Bank, per steamer
Sea Bird daily. without change, furniture, baggage Ac
taken RON residence In New York and vicinity delv
cred 10 Long Hranch direct. ONCE 5y5 sixth avenue,
under sixth National Bank
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BrOOnls.

! n DOZEN HOWARD NO. 4 TO NO. l
/ " for sale. TIN9bE & IsHAM,
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LOCAN'S ARNICA.

For Rheumatic Pains, Swellings, Bruises,
StiG Joints, Kinks and Pains OF any Kind,
wrich can be reached by external appIca-
cations. The Bet and cheaper hnine1t u, ue
,nGytst. Try n, and you will be convinced.
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash .s25O COO
Whole Tickets. IS; HalfIickets, s. 50. Club
rates-ll Tickets Tor $50; - Tickets, SlCO.
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RELIGIOUS DEPARTMENT,
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
HOURS OF WORSHIP, lO1l A. N. AND ! P.


International Sunday School Lesson,
Sunday, April 10, 1874. The people for.
given; Ex. &XxIII; 1920. Golden Text
"But there is forgiveness with thee that
thou mayest be feared"
First English Lutheran Church, 10th ST.,
adjoining the postoffice, Rev. .. b. BarnltL,
Pastor, having returned, will preach at lOH
A. NJ. and ~ p. N. tomorrow: Sunday
School at 2 +. d. Illustrated lesson on
blackboard.
st. Johns P. Z. Church, Market street,
between 22d and 23i. Rev. ], B. Clark,
Rector.
Fourth Street NJ +. Church. Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor, Rev.
J. McKendree Kelley.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner of
Market and 2Oth streets. Rev. John
Moffatt, Pastor.
Chapline Street NJ. E. Church, between
sd and 24th, Rev. J. Il. Thompson, Pas
tor.
st, Matthew's Church, Protestant Eplsco-
pal corner OF Chapline and Centre street.
Third Presbyterian Church, Fifth street,
near Chestnut, Eighth Ward. Rev. A. 4.
Eagleson, Pastor.
Zane Street NJ. f. Church, corner Of 18th
and Jacob. Rev. T. B. Hughes, Pastor.
North Street VI, E, Church, corner Mar
ket and Fifth.
Thomson NJ. E. Church, Broadway
Wheeling Island. Rev. G. Martin, Pastor
Wesley Chapel, NJ. Z. Church, Eighth
Ward. Rev. A. j. LYDIA, Pastor.
Disciples Church, Market street, Centre
Wheeling.
First Presbyterian Church, Chapline ST..
Rev. d. w. Fisher, Pastor.
Fourth Prcsbyterla Church, Main street
between eth and Stb. Rev. D. Williams,
Pastor.
United Presbyterian Church, Chapline
street above l2lh. Rev. j. I. Mcclure,
Pastor,
First Baptist Church, corner OF byron
and 18th streets, Rev. j. Is. BriStoW,
Pastor.
Jewish Synagogue, corncrOf Market and
18th, third floor. DIR. Mayer, Rabbi.
Zion German Lutheran Church, Market
street, between I'D and sd. Rev. --
Pastor.
st. James Cathedral, corner OF 18th and
Foff streets. Right Rev. X. V. Whclan.
Very Rev. J. T. Sullivan and Rev. NJ. FltZ-
patrick, assistant Pastors.
st. AlphonSus Church, Germany Marke
street, Centre Wheeling. Rev. Peter
KreuSch, Pastor.
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Whole tickets, ~; HAN tickets, $50. Club
rates-ll Tickets Tor $50; - Tickets, SlCO.
DIRECTORS AND ADVISORY BOARD.
John L. Roper, Pres ident; John G. Cor
prev. Treasurer James Y. Leigh, Walter
h. Taylor, George 3. Oldfield, John a: Ros'
son, Daniel Hustled, VIM. h: Wales, NJ. h.
Stevens, q. We'll, John I. Redmond.
His FL cellepcy, ex-Gov. Gilbe' Z. Walk
or, Col. Kader Biggs, Z. II. P; John K Nc
Daniel, p. q. Comm aDder J. j. Burroughs,
Capt.; Saml. L. Watts, Virginia Legisla-
ture; Robert Z. withers, g. NJ G.. h. p. and
DIG. {. of &. C.. ; Col. Thos. NJ. Owens, Z. q.
NJ. John b. Whitehead, ESQ, ex-Mayor;
Col. W. II. Taylor, State Senator James q.
Baine, G. e. e. g."
All communications connected with the
Concert, and orders for tickets, and applica-
ton for agencies TO sell tickets, should be
addressed 10 HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets for sale by
j. V. l.. RODGERS,
1902 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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