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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-20
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.


The following is from the weekly price circu-
lar of ]. r. Budd & Co. for Monday, Jan. 10, 1874:
EGGs-The receipt of eggs is still large for this
time OF year. We don't look for any advance,
as there is large stock OF old stale and lined
eggs in the eastern market, which has tendency
to make fresh eggs lower.
BUTTER-Good roll y scarce, and ready sale Of
our quotation.
Observation-Disclosures bad looks as though
our market would be low balance of season, as
from all our letters there is plenty still in the
country. We see nothing to advance prices.
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET

There has been a fair demand during the
week Hanging Rock Foundry Irons are still
firm at quotations. Mill Irons have been in
more active demand, but with no improvement
in prices Car Wheel grades dull and nominal.
ADDY HULL d 20.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10, 1874.
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TBy Telegraph
MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.
Treasury disbursements, $50, 900. Customs
receipts, 1892 600.
Money easy throughout the day at sac per
cent.
Sterling quiet at 4S3a4SS1l for 60 days, and
4S6lEa4S71z for sight.
Gold ranged at 11la1ll2s, and closed at
lll%, Carrying rates, 4a7 per cent. Clear
ings, sS7,OOO.OOO.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Governments quiet and steady, with con-
siderable business.
Stocks weak and lower in the early deal
ings, and declined 1Ia17s per cent. At the
first board the feeling improved, and at the
close the highest prices OF the day prevailed.
Western Union advanced 21% from the low
est point; Pacific Mail, %; Pacific Mail, 12S;
Wabash. lie; Lake Shore, IL Central, IL;
with general advance in Others of Aa1 per
cent. The advance is due to the reports of
heavy increase in the earnings of the west
ern railroads for the first two weeks in jan
uary, and tendency to construe the vote in
the house on Wilson's imitation resolution as
favorable to an increase in the volume of
currency, notwithstanding the failure oftwo-
thirds'vote was necessary. the sales be-
tween ten and TWO O'Clock to-day were 235,-
600 shares, of which Al 900 were Western
Unioni $1,000, Union Pacific; 81, 900, Lake
Shore; $1,000, Wabash; 10000, Pacific Mail;
49, 600, New York Central; 1000, St. Paul |;
I 1900, c., @. q 1. c.; $500, Northeastern,
and 8 300, Ohio. Bulls predict another sharp
advance in February.
Sterling exchange, 4S4.
United States coupons, 1881, 1175s; Five
twenties. OF 1862, 1857; 1864, Il5X;
1865, 1l6Z; 1865, new, 1867; 1867, III:
1865. 1161z; new IS, 1929; ten-forties, l13T !;
currency 6's, 1l613.
State Bonds-Missouri, 90; Tennessee;
old, 791z; new, 791z; Virginia, new, 81 ;old. Al
North Carolina, old, 2S1s; new, l6.
Miscellaneous = Canton, 40; Western
Union, 755z; Quicksilver, 25; Adams
Express, SO; Wells, Fargo 81 Co.'s
Express, So; American Express, COZ;
/ United States, 20; Pacific Mail AZ;
/ New York Central, 1925 Erie, 4S5S /;
Erie preferred, So; Harlem, 125; Har-
| lem preferred, 124; Michigan Central.
So; Cleveland and Pittsburg, $50; North
western, COZ; Northwestern preferred,
| 71A; Rock Island, 1045s New Jersey Central,
g9Il; St. Paul, 4S; st. Paul preferred, ~:
Wabash, 53I; Wabash preferred, 20; Fort
Wayne, 9l%; Tere Haute. 10; Terre Haute
preferred, 30; Chicago and Alton, los;
Chicago and Alton preferred ITO; Ohio and
Mississippi, 33s; Cleveland and Columbus,
M: Burlington and Quincy, 105; Lake
/ Central, 3lH; Illinois Central, 80; Union
Pacific stock, 335s: Central Pacific bonds
SO; Union Pacific bonds, $40; Hartford
and Erie, rs; Delaware and Lackawanna
1909.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

The building season Is not begun, and for that
reason the market is unsettled, as no goods are
being handled.
Cement is quoted at 81 25 per barrel. Plaster
Paris-Michigan, s. 259350; Newark, So rs per
barrel. Lime-Huntington 34c; Flat Rock, 30c
per bushel. White sand, 81 per barrel. Fire
Building brick, s. 5O@s, according to quality.
Lath, pine, So 50. Hair, 35c per bushel. Nails,
les COS, "a 50; IS and 9s, 81 IS; Is and7s, s.; As
IS Is.
VUINnOW on. ASS
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CHILDREN CRY FOR CAsTORIA. Pleas
" ant to take-a perfect substitute for Castor
OIL, but more efficacious in regulating the stom-
ach and bowels.
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quiet in the market; good demand all the
time for choice stock at fair prices. In the
grocery line, the market fer coffees continues
in the same firm condition as heretofore re-
ported, with an advance rumored east; the
situation is fsvorab e to holders: 291z cents
gold W; paid here to-day ior lot of fancy
coffees, and this was fully &c below the
range for fancy grades; we look for a con.
tinued firm and enhanced market, as all
things point that way, although falling of
in the consumption of cofiees, brought about
by the extreme prices, mayin the near future
check the rise and bring prices to stand
still; quotations remain unchanged; coffees
are worth quoted figures, but all along dur
ing these advances they have frequently
been shaded to meet the views of buyers.
Sugars are quiet and a shade lower, and are
sold to close time or cash trade a. fraction
off quotations. Cheese are firm. Syrups
aud molasses are meeting with steady de-
mand at full prices. Trade is quite satistac-
tory, and up to anticipations. 1t is not time
to speak of dry goods, but the outlook is
promising enough. When the time for
spring stocks comes, the trade will be strong
as old stocks are low.
lThe buying price for grain and other produce
are quoted, and the selling price for -four and
merchandise. unless otherwise specified.
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PITTsBUksi uIL MARKET.

PITTSBURG, Jan. l9.
Crude petroleum not quoted. Refined NOM
inal; spot, l39lS3sc; February, l3%c; March,
l4lLc
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NEW YORK. Jan. 10.

CATTLE-Receipts yesterday and to-day, 1850
head, making 1914 heud for the week, against
4 $50 head for the same time last week The
quality is fairly suited to the demand, which
was good. The market was firm and moderately
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IL.
CATTLE-There were in the yards to-day $50
head. The day and trade were both a little dull,
Home butchers stock in average demand. Best
shipping steers, 81 5O9i 70; good butchers stock,
So 60@7 50; medium, S3@s 80.
ROGS-Stock in yards low, down'to about 100
head: selling at 50 i595 81.
SHEEP-In good demand. Quoted at - %, but
will bring 81.
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OF the best steers sold at l3c but 9z@l21c is the
quotable range for native steers, and S1zslolzc
for Texans.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Fresh receipts, 1850
head, making 2l,000 for the week, against 22,57O
head for the same time last week. The supply
was thought 10 be excessive early in the day
Sales slow. but the demand was strong and
prices sustained. ranging at 41z9714c, with the
best lets at &c.
HoGS-Arrfvals, 10000 head, making $3.50
head for the week, against $500 head ;or the
same time last week. The market was little
aasier AT 55<@4sc for live, 7@ss for city dressed
and J54@Tssc for Westeen. No transactions in
live weights up to noon.
fBy Telegraph to the Sentinel
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10.
Taken as a whole, the last week was an
improvement in business activity. Mer-
chants are in good mood, not anxious to
crowd, and sanguine of a healthy spring
trade. Considerable activity in grain is re-
ported, but at the close of the week prices
weakened at the shipping centers. Hogs
are mostly disposed of in the country, and
what areleft bring a good price. Cattle are
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-20
NHE CENTAgn LINIMENTs

Allay pains, subdue swellings,
heal burns. and will cure rheu-
mafism, SPAWN, and any flesh,
bone or muscle ailment. The
White Wrapper is for family use,
the Yellow Wrapper for animals
Price so cents; large bottles, 81.
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PHILADELPHIA, janis.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
CATTLE-Moderately active and fraction
higher. Sales 800 head extra state and west
ern steers at 81 2597 70; fair to good S6@7; COM
mon, s49@5 50.
sHEEP0In fair demand Sales of 10000 head
at S5GS.
HOGS-Higher. Sales of 600 head at 81 25a
5A
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BREADSTUFFS.

MILL FEED-The consumpttve demand con-
tinues good Bran and shorts are quoted at Sl4@
Is, fine feed at Sl59l6, and middlings at sl8920.
WHEAT-The receipts are good and of a good
quality. Throughout the state the crop is look
ing very we'll, with a larger breadth sown
than the past season. Red is quoted, in elevator,
at 81 35Gl 40; amber, 81 45@l 90 and white, none
market.
CORN Dull; clear yellow sheiled is quoted at
o5es5Sc; white, 5og60c; high mixed. SIC. ear SIC.
OATS-There is a large demand for this grain,
with but few offered at 459iSc for white per
bushel delivered in elevator.
RYE-But little on the market. Quotations are
held Arm at 75c for choice grades.
RARIEY-Qu otati0ns are held at 81 q.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
SALES
Reported for Saturday and Monday:
200 hams at 1910.
100 head and gut lard at SIC.
100 pounds fiDur att S. %.
6O.OjO clear rib bacon; private rates.
Is tierces sweet picked hams; private fates.
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TOLEDO-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and steady; No. white Wabash,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08

the rover attempted 10 be exercised. In refer
tnce 20 This matter J have only to saw I do not
perceive what the Department OF Justice Aas %
40 with eo1struisy an act Of Congress appiisa-
bic 10 this District. Judges are ap ooiut Il
manly Tor the purpose OF dsciding VIVA. ths
law Is, but IL spch harricsfs as the Depart
meDt Of Justice eau be attached TO the ad minis
trst1Ju OF the law TO c0nstrue statutes, iudyes
would seem to be useless, expensive and nn-
necessary. Secondly, l observe it is not the
business OF judges TO alter the punctu alton OF
statutes, much less to add words to or subtract
words from II ii upon considering it as written
and punctuated they can perceive WI
reasons able certainty what the stat Ite means
But doubtless we are favored with these opir-
ions as evidence that the Board of Health W a.
actusted by an honest desire to learn the extent
or IT'S power and to discharge its whole duty.
That needed no evidence. This whole commit
nifty, think, recognized the great services this
board has rendered II for the past few wears.
Beyond doubt, hundreds OF people of this Dis
trlct are to-day alive by reason Of the faithful,
intelligent and well-directed efforts of this
board, and IL is refreshing in these DAYS to see
men of learning and skill devote themselves
asslduousiy to the important duties imposed
upon them for salary so contemptibly meagre.
but, TOT the reasons have assigned, think the
Liouon 10 set aside the writ OF certiorari should
De denied, and that Judgment in favor OF
Bs.es and disnlssing the proceedings in the
san commenced before Justice Smell should be
entered.
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GEOR q EFT o WV

FESTIVAL for the benefit of Christ Church at
Forrest Hall on Wednesday, Thursday aau Ffl-
day evenings of this week.
REpUCTfON OF CANAL FREIGHTs. - The
Cumberland News says: We learn that all the
coal companies but the Maryland have reduced
the canal freights from $3.50 and sl35 to Sl.25
and sl.20 TO Georgetown aud Alexandria, re-
specuvely. This IL the lowest rate paid by the
companies named during the present season.
of Rock Greek sufficiently for the passage OF
coal boats. many of the boats pass into the
river through Rock Greek and are towed TO
Alexandria. They say this Is cheaper than
paying toll on the Alexandria canal and towing
themselves.
GRAIN TRADB.-The canal boat Medley
arrived to-day with 1, 400 bushsis cosn ami $50
bushels wheat for hartley & Bro, and GOO
bushels corn for II. M. Talbot, and the canal
boat II. n. Talbot has arrived with 1908
bushels wheat, 700 bushels corn and 50 bales of
hay for III. NJ. Talbot. No sales reported.
BAPTIsED.-The Rev. Sandy Alexander,
pastor of the First Colored Baptist Church in
tn,s city immersed II converts yesterday morn
ing in Rock Creek.
SABEATB SCHOOL EyTRRTAINM eNr.-rne
members Of the Saboa.h school of Christ
(EpiseopaD church, OF which Dir. O. NJ. ii IT
thsws is uperintsndent, met a. the church a. q \
O'Clock Thursday evening and marchod To the
residence of the superintendent, where n sunp-
tuous collision Of oranges, ice cream, cake
and other nice things were spread upon hvI
and surrounded by q large number of gas jeis
which had been introduced in the grounds
There were present 210 children and 70 aiults
including Rev. DIR. w. w. Williams. LII. w. w
Corcorsn, DR.. Grafton Tyler, ami other proms-
nent citizens.
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RgAL Estate SALgs-Lstimer y CIaar1
on Ihurscay afternoon, sold to W b. Webb lot
!, IN Winder's subdivision Of square IT0, on +
shu loJh streets northwest, for SIOO Der sJuare
Ioct' also, TO p H Welch, lot 3. in D. l.. Nor
Il-on's subdivision OF square 1873, situated on
iStn ana Lawrence streets. and improved by a
frame dwelling. for Sl,TjO, and 10 Mr. Tyrsa
part OF square 90. situated on 10th aud streets
northwest, and improved nv a frame dwelling.
Ior : HO; also part of LOT s. square 81 situated
en- Iith street, between and F, and improved
~ oIlck dwelling. TO ii. ii. kultz, for 50 go,
snd part of lot l. in sJuare S3T sifnafa5 %
stanton Place, between stu and 9Th streets,
70 I1,r,tiheast, navy yard, 10 Jacob MiIler Tor
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ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.-Judge w r.
smith OF Alabama, Benjamin Davenport Geo.
y: Sullivan, Marcellus Cox. and Charles A.
ttictr were, on Saturday, admitted to tha Dis
trict bar. Some of these gentlemen are recent
graduates or the law schools and when their
names were proposed the question came up as
10 whether rule suggested by the Bar A =socia-
ton requiring all applicants for admission
whether graduates or not. 10 appear before the
examining committee had been or should be
ADOPTED Judge Wylie stated that the court
nsu not acred on the RUE. and Judge MacAr-
fhur suggested that the object OF me Bar ASs1-
canon ght be obtained by an amendment 10
the present rule that the committee attend the
examinations.
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ATTENTION SFRcULATCgs.-D Don't fail -
att Id the sale OF that valuable hotel property
on North Capitol street, within a square OF the
CAPITOL grounds, on this (NOnday) afternoon,
by b. II. Warner, real estate broker and a1c-
tioneer, Standing on The site Of the Old Wash
iEgtOn mansion, commanding beautiful vieg
of the " hole surrounding country and Potomac
RIVER. Parties wishing 20 engage In the hotel
bgs5ness, 6sI eciaily for C1ngI essiOr-Al patron
age, nOS have an opportunity whicb may not
occur again FOR 3 long while. See advertise
mert IN auction columns, and be on laid
promptly.
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FURNITURE SALk.-The sale which should
have taken place on Saturday in front Of
Msssrs. Latimer s. Clary's had 70 be possponei
In CONSEQUENCE or the rain until to- m )rrow,
when one OF the most extensive and varied col
lections OF furniture Will be offered 70 the
NH
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Condensed Locals.

condensed Locals.
Cficer Oliver killed a mad dog at the cornar
Of 9th AMI streets yesterday.
The sale OF stalls in the Center market An
nonneed for Saturday last, has been indefinitely
Florence shillrngton was the recipient of a
medal on Saturday at the examination of Miss
TiIien's school, on q street.
The eonvocation of Washington p E church
oTens Its annual meeting AZ Trinity church TO-
mSrro~ AZ DO a. n, the Rev. DIR. Hutton preach
ing the opening sermon.
Ats meeting OF the New York reDubliean as
soeisfion on Saturday resolutions OF sorrow at
us death OF the late Hon. David 3. MalIish
were unanimously adopted.
The Dashasays last evening were aGd-e-Ssd
o. Messrs. Savage, DeviDe and others tenn
PeIance meeting was held yesterday after l1on
M n re east Capitol park, and addressed By Dr..
Mr.. Philips fine mansion aud grounds. 1911 K
street. opposite Franklin sugar., very cesir All.
property, VII be sold az auction on M,ntav
next, the 18th instant. The title Il Eniou tel
and the sale absolute.
The Associated Veterans Of 1876, IN this city
.elu tneir regular monthly meeting on Sa uT-
Cay evening AZ their rooms in Masonic Te-nale
General y. W. Denver, president, in the GUAR
and the secretary laid before the rlretiny mas
o. CORE spondenee from different points thro gh-
ont the country. shOwing that the work OF Or
gaming the Mexican veterans is still glinz on
TIE Will planned EFT FurrLp WOev az,
VILE INCENDIAEY.-A bold and we'll MANNED
attempt was made on SATURDAY. afternoon ana
evening 70 set FIRE TO the coach factory of Nr.
JGnn Z, DeInlS on Gth street, between Penn.
ahout one O'Clock yesterday morning a light
vas discovered in the factory by Lizzie Peter
sen, occupant or the adjoining dwelling house.
WHO at once raised an alarm, which drew
together a crowd, among whom was Major
klcharcs and Offcers Taylor and German. An
alarm was sounded at once. The door OF the
sbOp was burst open, and the discovery made
u AZ an elaborate and careful attempt hal been
n ace BY some one to set the place on fire. In
the center OF N room was found box tiled with
rr0n Co aorr1 a
TIE center OF which had been placed lighted
candle so that when consumed By burning to a
cSItaln point IL would have ignited the paper
"A iarge quantity OF packing CO d saturated With
coal oil az laid about the different portions OF
Ire building, running up the staircase and
bs'chWay. IL IL thought that the prepara atoms
must have been made bv daylight so careful
and tnge NOUS were they. NJ arrests b ave been
made as yet.
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The ATTENTION OF our readers 10 called to
the advertisement in another column OF the
banking house o. Messrs- Livingston & Co.
This house propose TO do q thoroughly oonser-
vstive business for banks, bankers, aud Indt-
viduals, confined strictly TO commission acting
a. fiscal agents, receiving the deposits and al
lowing per cent interest on same.
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PROV. HERMAN will eomnanee Az engage
Eent at FoEG's Opera House this evening. The
Baltimore An rtcGH SAYS u him: He IS, beyond
cOuSt, the most skilfRl and entertaining msgi-
clan OF the day, and he has amused aud p1z-
zied his aadien ,es during tue week 10 the de-
gree that they have Il zen MIN the praise oi yeTy
hearty applause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08

PATENT PAPER FILE SUIT DzCIDzD.-On Sat
urday last Judge Humphreys rendered the de-
cisiOn OF the Supreme Court Of the District
(co1Tt In banc), Teafirminz the action Of the
Equity Court in the case Of Smith and Towies
versus Woodruff, deciding the case in favor OF
Woodruff. The decision was unanimous. Gen.
X. ID. Mussey attorney for defendant.
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ATTENTION - called 20 the adyertts imeGt
elsewhere of the festival IT Grace Chur ~.
Those vho have attepd ed similar AFFAIR." At the
residences OF Mr.. Montgomery air will 20
coubt avail themselves OF this opportunity %
spend q pleasant evening.
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THE KENDALL AND KING SCHOLARSHIPS
Saturday the annual examination of caufita-es
from the male grammar schools of the District
for the Kendall scholarship in the Columbian
University and King scholarship in Dickinson
College, at Carlisle, Pa, was held At the Frank
lin school building. Professors Chas. b. Young,
John W. Hunt and Otis +. Mason, were the
special committee who conducted the exsmlas-
ton. Sixteen scholars, four from each district,
were present. The decision OF the committee
will be made known At the meeting of the
school trustees On Tuesday evening next,
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PRIse's JKvxLRY srokE, No. 45I Pennsyi-
yania avenue, near AZ street.
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ROCKY POINT hOTEL.-This popular summer
resort, on NarrASansett Bay. will be open July
LIST, as win be seen by the card elsewhere
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ENTRIES FOR THE RACE AT BRIGHTwooD
THls WEEK.-The following entries have been
made for the race At BTightwOod on Friday
next: Mr. A. i. Whiting enters b. m. Eliza
Jane, sired by George NJ. Patchen; dam m
known, eOlors, black and blue. Mr.. L. q. John
son enters 2. u. Silver Maid, formerly DoIv
arcen, owned by Mr.. A. r. :. Foote; Sired by
sherman Morgan dam, Cray Nslly; colors
tlue ard white Mr. John III. Clark enters p
NJ White Cloud pedigree unknown. Mr. w
B. Moses enters D. b. III. q. Hill, formerly kuovr
as the Cropiey colt. His sire il unknown, bu,
his dam WAS Lazarus mare, formerly Ownei
I y VII. IhOnas y. Huma. Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08

DUScAzsos Bros. 9th and ID streets have
s3 80 20 loan real estate at ten pen cent, FOR
q period Of from two 20 five years
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AMERICAN SrERLIss SILvsR WARS takes
the place Of con silver, received AZ Prigs's this
week.
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CEY ITEMS.

To KEEP COOL ny the celebrated Al Gan:
CIdershirt. Fer sale only at Hollander Bros.
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Swe cannot And room for the song sent rs,
beginning, " Fill up with wine yoIr d wing
bowels" The spelling lie not correct.
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An EXPERIMENT TaAr FAILED.-Thrse
Young men residing in the neighbOrhood OF the
via Midland depot fell in love with the
Nhs.- Mt being firm friends they
same yOung 'suy, tier. 80 de-
did not want TO TALL ont about the ...---
cided TO leave IL to the decision OF the fair
one herself. Last Wednesday night the three
called on the lady, and, making known their
- .ssAh her to choose. But here diff
cuIty occurred that neither Of them
seen The lady informed them that they were
all $50 nice'' that she really couldn't decide, 90
eould not take either; and they left, ssdder If
not wiser young tlszIHtrtd SeHtInet'
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NOTICE! NOTICEu NoTICEm

DRY GOOc. are still sailing q, In. r.,.. q.
oAATEh Z, 1870 Pennsylvania avenue Nohair,
NC ches per than syer. Dress Gocds Pigues
va hite Goods at popular prices. CSttors a1c
rrsnSoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins and
Iaoie Linen 81 bargains. Hosiery, Lssies' and
Notions at low figures snaItr
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IHE NORTHERN MARKET CONPANY.-The
Northern Liberty Market Company HAVING p1r-
erased the Savage square, on 5th, X and L,
streets and the condition Of affairs ST the Genre
Market Gin regard tn the sale of s.alIs) being
such that u IL advisable to have place really
20 locate IN IN case the Washington Market
company close the Centre Market 20 them on
the nrst of July, the Northern Liberty Marker
company have gone TO work IN earnest. On
Saturday, Mr.. James II. MsgiI, who has been
employed as architect for them, made q con-
tract for the Immediate erection of temporarv
sheds ard stalls, to be furnished with benches
ana ready fOr occupancy on the 18th inst.