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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

There seems TO be no doubt that Congress
will get through with its business in season to
adjourn on the 22d.
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~ G0LDBER0, No. gas ID street northwest
VI. pays 20 pr cent. more for 81 kinds OF Mesr-
mail promptly steIded 20. Ladies waited 90 by
Mr.. 6oLpBEKG. myE In
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EKMALl pIsIAsks Of n kind treated. De.
Il eeribe ana cnclose %, advice Aod nzeti-
cine VIII BE- sent, Adxrsss hr. Br. TH0MPsOf |,
No. SIS Horts l1fb stFeet. PhfladslDhfs. JAM ~
nj b. =; 7: Ikls0H, o. iHLADILraIA.
and Tea Medium, hes looassd - 1919 lev York
svcnue. Once hourly .. m. 20 D. -. 1ngAgs
ments caA Be made Tor evenings. teu-v
NEW SPRING STYLE oARRIAGEs.-oyer
~ 100 Of the lseest Nev York style Of y.
Park and Pony Phstsns. TOP and no
Top Busgiss, essh and Low Door ana
s5esoP6sr Ss ss5ors
tween o and d, Washington, and % ". fsyetts
street. baltimore. Nd. nayll-lm.
MY DRUG sr0Rl-Jus opened With q com:
CHlMICALe and PAfBEr MKDIoIh1s.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully CEN pound )
pounded q eli hours by com pelent PhsrDacif.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medioins use; hDe
Toilet and ancy articles, Perfumery, 10,
O. =: pUFouk Cos.
1eI4 iah .sreef, bet: . and T, NORTHWEST:
H.B.-sods and Mineral Waters on drsueht, nf-
teen tickets for 81. myn3N.
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"Twenty-siN Year, Disgrace" Is what the
philadelphia City TEN styles the unfinished
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FOR RENT AND sALR.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
j. itii rect. ssss % Tii.rs Hi. Ss.s ss:
;.es given on the LIST Of June Apply 90 IN, p srs
Eos kENT-A desirable Dw ELLTss HCUsI,
k,H % gr.@isss Alsc. : tkres-.tory eres.~d e-ieh
ioSSs street ISs 70 No oo s .re ~s
i rs. Oh either house given on jane
Eok ssJB-BoUsE and LOT 81 one acre 81
&C. foSd hScss ssrs ssSss ace rSi,
Yiis ifen city. JOHN WITCH. 'o xSssa sSt
FOB REEI-roT ne summer, .e,ersl hsos.ouae-
the city 81 reasonable rsiss Reference :. 10
s sDGts ed w .fESisntnenii; sops B. Hos.d%.n
@S1ss, CITY Postmaster. Inquire :. No: isis <
EoR sALl-A new hres-.tory BRICK BUILD.
feet and loo srs DEP on s .feS Me-. :.
York avenue and Z street, Ne. 1871. msys-eoin.
FoR sALk.xi,e thr.s,ssory BaIok HOUSES,
.pes Al.e, many vacant Lots in dissrsas p arts
sls nh s,sess ncrthss.s, on ress .ssSis s.rn s
A S.s. I'M between 'A .nS q IS Tcwtrs
E1R RkNr-TURNTsaID RooMs-For rent,
All, iour 9, ne eess rooms to be found In the city
AGeU 70 sIS - efeet. msyl-lm
Lee sALl-HOUeE No. SIS Defree. street. cen.
At ees lat street northwest. mayiin
FOB SALE Oh RENT-A very de-irabie FARM
= o. IS acree, four miles from this ci,y, on the
railroad station; location perfectly healthy. Small
neyer-fsiling stream Of water running through Al
GOOD seven room house and large barn; car
rage house, good fences, aud excellent water
Terms easy. R0BT AZ PHILLIPS, SOS Isth
street, opposite Treasury. msyl-im
EOR BHET-Tvo Large Rooms, ~ by 90. with
y or without STEAM P0WRR. in Polk,nhoroT
Building, street, between eth and 7th Po~se-.ion
given a. any time. Apply on the premises. aps SIN
E0k SAIL Or RINT.-The very desirable
Il RESIDkkCB and GROUNDS adjoining the rec
eryoir on Georgetown Heights, formerly occupied
By President Grant, and nov By J. Harris Gastrell
OF the British Legation.
The house 10 large, furnished with al the modern
improvements, and e suitable for entertsiuins I'd,
grounds are handsomely ornamented with nj Ne
shruboery and eyergreens; the situation is unsur-
passed by any In the BistrtSt having splendid yieu
1.-the whole city. river and surrounding country.
Inc erou.s. eN very large. containing nearly
sold on easy terms or rented 70 hrst-class tenant
Possessios given April
Apply TO I. l.. HUME Of Hall Hume, srooers
cOI Pennsylvanfa avenue. mar2s SIN
EOR RENT-FKDBRAL BGILpINGs, corner
and 9TH streets northwest. OFFIOts and
uhIUkNIsHED ROOMS, siAgiy and in suits
from % to 90. o. PRxhTISe, Agent, Room
LOB RKHT-sTeREs and oFFIoEs on I'M and
streets, Federal Buildings.l Good tenants
No. 5. FEDERAL Buildinas. isSis,:m D"
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K o Il o Al n.
KEAL EsrA TIE IN ALEXANDER.


fitst The large, well built and convent eat threa-
s,ory bhlCk DWELLING, known ~ No m
Mashipgton street, situate on the east side OF ssd
siret, eetween Queen sud Princess. This house I.
tuppucu Win gil he modern venenoee incl atng
kAs snd wster, nrst-rste Kitchen range, a sfeaI1
heating apparatus Of Could patent, &C !, &c Tbs
Iot on which IL stands fronts leo feet sshnetOo
smeet, and RUS through the square 20 Sc Assph
street, and contains sbOut Ss,0o square feet. or
neei one acre OF laBd, and IL IN besuful order M
contains variety " choi &C fruit trees-pesr sppe
gnhce a1o cherry,s fine Ens sh walnut tree in fuIl
peMitg, good collection Of small fruits straw
peIrles, reeoerries, surrsnts and sOosebsrrie-
eooo asparagus beds, and q large number OF fipe
Ioee bushes ahd other shrubs and pants A more
the city. 1 N
Second. A twe.stery RESIDENCE, front buiIdIng
frame and back building brick, on the east side n
81 A,sph street, oetween kiss Hnd Prince, with
suitable outbudinfe, on lot frontins 90 feet ON ~
bssph street and running back Of the same Sid,h
for depth Of % feet
Terms viii be made easy and liberal 20 the pur.
chaser. For foTther information Apply 20
ELISHA J. MILLER,
Alexandria, Virginia; or,
FRANCIS MILLER,
400 Louisiana avenue,
may2O-eo1w Washington, u. q.
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IlR. ROBkRTsoN

<l6 10Th sIkirs, NK.l Pa, .yKsvK,
From long experience In both nsspitsl and
private practice, viii guarantee cure IN ell Bis
essee Of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhes, Gleetf
etricture, Syphilis, and SpermatcrrhRa. Ossee IL
Gonorrhos recently contracted cured in 90 days.
syphilis IN all its stages quickly cured, and the poi-
entirely ersdicsfed from the system without the
use Of mercury. spermstorrh9s, brought on By
and abuse IN YOUTH csusins loss Of memory
inpoteDcy, nervous irrstabiiity, symptoms " CON-
sumption, Indigestion, pslpitation Of the heart,
forebtdinss self.distrusti &C.. speedily cured by
newly eiseo.e,ed remedies. Dr. r. located for
hss consented sfter many solicitations By his " ash
hington patrons, 20 open per nAnent once In that
cify where be may be consulted every WEDNESDAY
and Saturday In each week, from m. TO .. m.
jsRI-ly
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hEf. N. Z. A.,
Wy Corner 9Th and streets
The rooms are open from 9 a.. m. to 10 D. m, with
lree reading rooms; all the Dalies and most mpost
ant Msgszines
books.
psily Meetings at l7:l5, 8 and p m.
Services in Metropolitan Thu ater, Pennsylvania
avenue, between llth and Eth streets, every Sun
day night at D. N. mayl4-tr
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EeR SALE Oh EXUHAsGE,

EeR SALE Oh EXVHABGK,
THIRTYFOUR SMALL FARMS, gUfLD.
ING SITES AND COUNTRY SEATS,
NEAR AND IN FULL VIEW
or TIRE CITY
Combining more advantages than any other local.
ity 90 near Washington, among which ere perfect
heal;hfulRess Of locality, excellent quality Of sou,
especially Tor grapes and the small fruits and the
purest wster. One Of the finest vineyards in the
country has been for several years In full bearing
on one Of these places The extremely low prizes Al
which they are offered, and sn easy terms make
them, either a. an investment, or TO improve for
home, very desirable.
R0BKBT A. PHILLIPS,
Real ESTATE Broker,
mays n sos 18th street.
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MEDICAL, DC.

ssnLD DR. DAkbY" has better facilities than
W ever Tor practicing his great speciality. Osiv
owe charge made for advice and medicine. Dru q
store, corner as street and Pennsyl anis avenue,
COLONIZATION BuildingD maylslms
nB. JANE WILSON, Q thoroughly experienced
~ and scientific Midwife and Ladies Physician q,
Ladies attended 20 Ct their residence ct any hour,
night OF day, or pleasant rooms and the best Of
tendance at the Doctors private residence, 4th
street, between and y. Business ssorsdly oOnn-
Dental mari. Am.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-The contents Of . BLAOKsMIrH
shOr,s good stand; reasons for selling, the
owner gong TO Europe. Apply on the premises,
corner lAh and streets southwest. jels.'
FOB sALLOne very fine 6y-ar old BAY
\ Hohsk warranted in every particular; n
ano{ can drive him any here; can be seen ~
~ gNO. PkIO1's Stables, Oh street. Jel-st 6ka
j. WINDOWS and sToRz DOORS with sHUT.
IKE, large and small Sash; st 1913 Tth street
northwest Second Inland PANEL DOORS, LUM-
bkh, BkICks, re-, southwest corner 9TH and
nortnNest Jel-2t-
t'Ok SALk.A very pretty sEd desirable FARM,
n5 acres, Howard County, Md near Lam "a
rel ste1oni nne Improvements, commanding n
view, healthy, good water, abundance OF all -
Kinds select fruits In full bearing, with all the grow
ing crops, stock, and farm implements. This farm
hss an annual income Of 500 from rents e dwsllng
Jel. St Laurel Ma,
FOR sALE-A lot of good second hand RHFkIG-
y 6hATORs cheap: Also, lot COUNTERS and
10th street northwest. mSO-6ts
EoR sALE.-A psir of fiae Carriage ~
HORSES and PHI ET0H for sale very IN
Iow. Address u III. G., star office. mig 2w ga
LOB sALr-A four passenger No-top WAGON,
L nearly new runs a. light buggy. The
owner having no further Tor il will sell ID very
ehGap Apply az lSh and streets, BR0UGHTON
fALm Els . stable. mays Ct
kOR sALE-ROsEwOUD PIANO; iron frame;
carved legs; 7-ectaye; also, Two Doctor BUG
GlES. CHAS. II. B0wEN,M
ma,E OF sos Massachusetts Avenue.
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In THE SUPREME COURTOF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA,
HOLDING Special Term, May l9th, 1874.
MARY JANE TAYLOR, deceased, tbs executor
asioresad has with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY, June 18th, A. d. iS7I, Tor
the 1nsl settlement and distribution Of the per-
sona estate OF said deceased, and Of the assets in
Rand. o. Tar a. the same have been collected and
eurned into meney when and where all the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched or thew NAV
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit in said
S estate; Pror,ded copy Of this order be
Evening star previon. 70 the aid day. Test:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
The House Follo,rn snI,.

As we ventured to predict yesterday
the House Of Representatives have
promptly adopted the Senate bill repeal.
ing the increase Of salary, and by the sig.
niicant vote Of 926 to s5. BEN BUTLER
tried to throw obstructions in the way,
but without success. The House, like the
Senate, had "ieartul looking forward to
a day Of judgment and fiery indignation, I"
and thought it about time to quit tooling
on the subject and commence propitiatiDg
public sentiment. They, therefore, made
haste to adopt the Senate bill. This &C.
ton puts the salaries back where they
were last spring, for we have no doubt
that the President will oppose the bill.
And even il he does not 1t will pass over
his veto. The Senate is getting some
what used to going back on the President
lately, and could overcome veto rather
gracefully just now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
GlnG1tetIi9etrr
The West virginia Cases.

The Washington City Republican o
Monday says that "the Committee OF
Elections Of tho House'of Representative
held long meeting on Saturday, and tn.
entire session was occupied in dIscussinc
the West Virginia contested election
cases. 1t was SAID last night, by persons
wellinformed, that there Is now o majority
of the committee in favor Of seating the
persons elected in October"
If the committee really concludes to
report In favor Of the October contestants
we shall feel constrained to read the Par
kesburg Journal out Of the true church.
Notwithstanding the TACT that Patkers-
burg is the headquarters Of Republican
orthodoxy in West Virginia, yet when q
Republican committee, and perchsuce q
Republican Congress, pronounce as to
what is orthodox, their decisions are to
be taken as more inspired and conse.
quenty more binding than those Of an
Ex-Governor.
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Railroad Collision,

BRLoIT, Wis, Jan. 13.-A wild train
coming south on the Chicago s. North
western railroad near the Madison dtVis-
ion collided with a Irregular fteight one
mile this side Of Alton. Hallesy, fireman
on the regular train, was crushed in the
wreck, and lived but q short time. BE
was able to bid his friends good. bye, and
sent a message to his wife, who lives at
Harvard. Charles Bowhall, engineer
was injured about the chest and Shout
ders by jumping from the engine. Daniel
Chamberlain, engineer on the down train
had his shoulders dislocated. Engine No
Z was completely wrecked, and the other
was not much better. Six fiat cars were
crowded on top Of each other. The acci,
dent was wholly due to the carelessness
Of the conductor and engineer OF the wild
train. They evidently forgot that any
other train was on the line, merely bear
ing In mind the existence Of regular
freight No. 8, which they were directed
not to regard. -f'1'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
A Great Strike Anticinntet

WnKSBABRE, Pa, Jan. 13.-Rumor
are rife concerning general strike amonf
the miners throughout the anthracite
coal region and no little excitement i
already manifested. A meeting Of the
Miners and Laborers Association OF tbit
county, was held at Plymouth a day ol
two since, attended by over 700 miners.
They concluded to unite with the National
organization, the last meeting Of which
was held at Cleveland last fall, and Ia
place Themselves under its care and pro.
lection. F'N
It was the unanimous opinion Of the
meeting that the wages for which they
had been working were too low; that the
operators could afford to pay more, and
that an advance should be demanded ior
a basis Of 1874.
A prominent officer of the Miners and
Laborers Association stated to-day that
the miners were fully prepared for q
strike for the entire season, and nnder no
circumstances will they submit 10 q re-.
ductlon Of wages.
The operators Of this section have not
asked for reduction Of wages, but will
not consent to make any advance over the
basis of last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
What Is the Oath Of a Member of Con.
KreHg WOr0h3

During q speech In the House ol Rep
resentatiVes on Saturday last Mr.. VANCE
OF North Carolina, better known as ex
Governor VANCE, an old member o
Congress, in the course Of speech Ia op,
position to the Civil Rights Bill took oc-
caaion to say that he was not ashamed Of
the part he had taken in the rebellion and
under similar circumstances would dothe
same thing again. A member sitting by
asked him whether he considered he
would break his oath Of allegiance as a
member OF Congress by going into rebel.
lion. To this question Mr. VANCE
promptly answered no.
Mr.. Fort, Of H., asked Il he thought the
rebellion rightH
MIR. Vance replied that he did, and uu.
der similar circumstances would rebel
again. BE would now ask the gentle.
man II he had been placed In the same
circumstances would he not have done
the sArneg
Mr.. Fort said he could not conceive of
any circumstances under which he could
be induced to raise his hand against his
Government. aas = -
In connection with such declaration
by a pardoned and enfranchised rebel
like MIR. VANCE, the question naturally
suggests itself as to what the oath Of a
member OF Congress Is worth when II will
not bar him from committing treason to
his Government A still more pregnant
and practical suggestion, however, so far
as regards the immediate prese mt, Is as to
the desirability of filling up Congress with
such men from the South. The policy Of
reconstruction that has been adopted
since the war finds It's Justification in the
present declarations Of such men as
VANCE, and much as they have groaned
under 1t and protested against It, yet be-
hold their attitude when "let up" takes
place in that policy that allows them TO
return to their old places. There would
be fine prospects ahead for the nation II
we had a majority Of such men as
STEPHENS and VANCE in the two Houses
of Congress. No doubt we shall have
enough of them, but it is not likely, thank
Providence, that they will become con.
trolling element very soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
Senator scoIt,s Speech.

We invite attention to this genneman's
remarks in this mornings paper in regard
10 the inconsistencies and inconvenience
Of our new constitution. They will serve
to show intelligent people what an un.
called for performance It was tosupersede
the old constitution Ia such wholesale
manner with the one now in existence
While calling attention to these remarks
ofMr. ScorT we must not omit to notice
little episode that occurred during their
delivery in the Senate. We find 1t in q
charleston letter to the Parkersburg
STATE Journal, as follows:
sIhe other day when Senator Scott was
making his speech in advocacy Of the res.
torahon OF the old Constitution, he re-
tefred 70 is trainers as comprising many
able and wellknown Democrats, such AZ
Lamb, Ben. Smith, Wiley, Brown and
others. At this point Senator Bennett
interrupted him, when the following dia
logue occurred:
B.-"Will the Senator allow me 10 in
terrupt him%
s.-"Certainlyr IEE g.rN
B.@"Does he refer to the Smith who
once represented Boone county upon seven
votes when nine.tenths OF her citizens
were dlsfranchised ?" Bennett knew
very well what Smith was meant, bu
wanted TO hit the Colonel on account o
his former union procllvitieS) 81,
S.-@I don't know anything about that
but the Smith I mean ran for Governor o
this State In 1885, upon the Democratic
ticket, and l would inquire II the Senate
nom Lewis did not vote for him, or ,dil
no dodge on that as he did on the Bethan,
College billP TI-s5I' ','l7,-l : :
The laugh was at Benefits expense
and Scott received nc. further intertup
Npnh I.E I.. T.s'T .--.,-fs-r
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Flour-Fsir de.
mand and firm, mainly on local account.
Wheat-Fair demand and firm; No. l
Chicago spring 81 27f; No. 9 do 81 25R
bid cash; 81 979s1 28 February; No. :
Chicago spring 81 1Sa1 1s4; rejected
81 l2a1 1871. Corn-Fair demand at
lower rates; No. 2 mixed closes steady Al
81 tc cashor January; G2tc February; 89tc
March; new No. 2 mixed 58a67c; rejected
old 56ia57c; new 53a54c. Oats-Ouiet
and unchanged; No. 9, 43c cash, 4S4s44c
February. Rye-scarce and firm; No. 3
fresh Sic. Barley-steady; No. 3 fall
i Goal 60; No. 8 spring 81 goal 40.
Dressed Hogs Steady Of SO 05s6 20.
Steady. Lard-stesdy; 60 10 spot;
50 25 February. Bulk Meats-Steady;
sales shoulders loose 54c; short clear mid.
dies loose zee. Green Meats--steady;
shoulders 5ic; hams 10 lbs average sia
85c. Whisky-Advanced; 97i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
Election Of two o, 8. seuators,

The Ohio Legislature yesterday re.
elected ALLEN G. THURMAN as Senator
from that State for six years from the 4th
OF March, 1875, and the Virginia Legisla.
ture elected Lieutenant. Governor W1TH-
ERs as Senator from that State Tor the
same period, WITHERs Is Democrat,
and will take the place of hon. JOHN F.
LEw1s Republican. We are NOT famil.
lar with his antecedents, but are ready to
assume that they can hardly be SO objec.
tionable as those Of R. M. T. HUNTER, Of
whose election we were particularly ap-
prehensive, HUNTER deserves TO be kept
far in the rear the balance OF his days
for his mischievous prominence in Vir-
ginia politics prior to the war, saying
nothing about his silly speech at Win.
chester few months ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
indiana Central, 8,800 Northwestern,
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1S.-Flour-Flrm at
81 35a7 90. Wheat-Firmer at 81 ass
! SO. Corn-Firm at 6OaG2c. Oats
Firm at 45a50c. Barley-Firm at 81 35S
! 55. Rye-Quiet at 9laO2. Groceries-
In good demand at full prices. Oils
Unchanged. Eggs, butter and cheese are
firm and unchanged. Pork-Firm at
$15 90. Lard-Firm; steam strong al
ssa9c, cash; 9ic, seller February; kettle
quiet DC. Bulk meats-Quiet and firm
shoulders, Gtc; clear rib sides, 74a7Fc;
clear sides, 75aSc, all fully cured aud
loose; sales Of clear rib 10 days in salt at
Tic, loose. Bacon-Firm; shoulders, 7sc;
clear rib sides, Sic; clear sides, SIC.
Green meats-Firm; shoulders, &c; clear
rib sides, 7+a7sc; clear sides, 7!a7Ic.
Hams-Sia9tc. Hogs Fairly active;
shipping, IS OOa5 20; packers. $5 25a5 50;
receipts, 1896. Whisky-Firmer and
higher at 97c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
The Case or CaIeb.

The Chicago Tribune Of Monday thinks
that thePresldent will be badly demorlaiz
ed II the naterefuses to confirm CALEB.
It remarks that
"He first nominated man who was
qualified In all respects except in his
knowledge Of law. he next nominated
one who was disqualified in all respects
except in knowledge Of law. His third
nomination, II he should be required 70
make q third, can only be anticipated
with shudder."
In regard to the matter Of a third nom.
ination, special from Washington in
yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial says
that the President has already threatened
in case the Senate rejects CUSHING, to
send In thename Of Judge BLACK, another
Democrat Such a threat Is little like
WALKERS threat about combining the
Third District Of this State on the Capital
question: q game that two can play at, and
therefore does not amount 10 much. The
Senate holds the key to the position when
1t comes to that. There Is NO propriety
in any such display of feeling on the part
Of the President in so grave matter. It
Is the prerogatiye Of the Senate to reject
a nomination it deems unfit, inst as it is
the Presidents prerogative to send In
such nomination for It's consideration.
The function of each is well defined. We
cannot suppose that the President will
fail to accord this Constitutional privilege
to the Senate. He certainly will rise
above any feeling Of personal pique or
petulancy. If not, there is all the more
reason for check on his resentments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
Philadelphia Wool Marker.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13. Wool -
There is an improved demand, and prices
are frmer; stock scarce; Ohio, Pennsyl.
Yanis and West Virginia double exirs
and above, 65a57c; extra, 55a56c; medi.
um, 65a57c; coarse, 60a52c; Now York.
Michigan, Indiana and western fine, COS
&c. medium. 54a55c; coarse, 52a65c;
comblng, washed, 60a62c; combinT, un-
washed, 4Oa42c; Canada combine. Goa
65c; fine unwashed, 36a4Oc; coarse and
medium washed, 36a37c; tub washed, IS
967c; Colorado washed, 25a30c; Colora-
90 unwashed, 2Sa25c; superfne pulled
A6ahllc ~
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New YORK MARKER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Cotton-Easier,
with moderate demand; middling uplands
l6tc. Flour-Steady; superhne western
and State 80 10a6 50; Common to good
81 GOAT 80. good to choice 81 S5a7 so:
white wheat extra 81 80aS 80; extra Ohio
81 70OaS 90. Wheat-Quiet. Rye-Firm;
western and State 81 05a1 07. Barley
Scarce and advancing; old western mixed
In store 90a0lic; afoat 93a93ic; No. 2 do
adoat 95aS9c; damaged In store 75c. Oats
Quiet; mixed and white western 65a66c.
Cohee-Quiet and firm. sugar-Heavy.
Eggs-Unchanged. Butter and Cheese
Unchanged. Whisky-Quiet aad lower;
81 Goal 00t.