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To-Day. Last Evening, Total
Consumption .............:.. 63 lS T6
For future delivery Oasis low mddiing) the sales have
been At folio wssaturday evening. after one O'Clock
October 4 ~ Is ll6c 100 at 10 l2c November, $40 at
lsHc ao at ls ss2s December 4SS @ at Is 1, ssc 61 as
luary, 100 .. 1896 March 500 at 16 $500 Total 500
rs sse $ 4 Y,ss 80 At 5 sse lse q Is plse :.
nsaeei q IS Is2c eSo at sc short nsiice1 81 Iss
~ st is slsc. 500 81 IS Ss2e; 200 = Bse., 100 81
sS e. ls -sssa T ss iS3;S ioI at at I.ssc.,
So e. u 1880 I, ao9 O. at y slsc 100 at IS
1880 9 March 100 at m 70 7ss 100 at iooa
Total ls s bales Grand total y & 4cy bales The receipts
3ssi Mobile sss sayannsh nal hs72 Charleston. alss
81 phissdslphs: - Total e I70n This day last week
quoted M thas;-ro - HayIe' ey sail, Ac TO HAMBURG BY
eaii,. he.: compressed. To Liverpool, Nd. by steam;
6l6d bv Rail.
- T5Sys % AsD aa4. E p 7ss bbs whea.
.soU do The nour market was steady M win fair de-
Al kinds At figures within the range q the appended
tent Of 500 bbls ate5 80 S5 80 for Brandywne . IS
sacks OF Baltimore yellow st 81 70 per 100 lbs We
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and L0wer-FlOur Steady
Wheat Lower-Corn Firm-Oats Un.
changed-Pork Htgher-Lard Firmer-
Groceries Ftrm-Frefghts Easier-Pe-
troleum Dull and Weak-Naval Stores
Inactive-Whiskey Lower.
MONDAY, Oct. Sc P. NJ.
The markets were still more or less irregular,
ont there were com paratively few radical changes
At the Produce Exchange nour was steady with q
eair demand. Wheat was dun and lower, but
merely nominal at the decline. shippers limits
were In most cases reduced to too low figures to
admit OF business OF consequence, and the trans
actions were accordingly small. Corn was IN de-
mand, out the market was strong, SO that but
little was done. Oats were without decided
change. Whiskey was decidedly lower
and dull Pork and lard we're decidedly higher,
without being active. Freights were again easier,
with fair business. Cotton dull and lower for
-spo' and quiet and irregular for future" Groceries
met with inquiry and tho market ruled firm for
all descriptions The market for petroeu ruled dnll
and closed weak Naval stores dull, but vslues
exhibited apprcciable change.
CoPYEE-The jobbng trade was moderately active,
bur beard OF from rst hands Prices firm
for all descriptions We quote :-Ro-ordinary cargoes,
l5a<c b%c. fair DO. Hhc. Ike good do. 1870.
lsAc PRIME do 2Ac 2o1sc extreme range for lots,
mats c a21c; Ceyion Ts @ isei aaTscaieo rs lsc
nc isc. ssyaniia. Bc. sc. Curacoa, l55sc lie.
Oor1osThs market Tor -spotn cotton ruled dun at
mnn,bs .avanctn9 I6c We amots - - -AS 'eAo~
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= THURsDAY EVENING, OCTOBER g. 1874
First appearance In America of
MISS SOPHIA FLORA HElLBRON,
the renowned English Pianiste,
in her grand
INAUGURAL CONCERT.
On which occasion she will have the assistance Of
Mss IDA RQSBURGH, Soprano;
Sig. ARDAVANI. Baritone;
Mr. HERMANN BRANDT Violin;
Master LICHTENBERG, Violin;
az years old, from California;
Mr. CHARLES WERNER, violoncello:
MIR. ALBERT Il. PARSONS, Piano.
Sig AGRAMONT ......... ............... Conductor
Doors open at 7:I5; to commence at O'Clock.
Reserved seats. 80 cents extra,
be obtained q. Schrmers 70l Broadway: Ponds,
81 Broadway the General Ticket Office, ia Broadway
n SteIuway Hail.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Oct INa
Shareholders too high for buyers Stock in
house Havana and Matanzas, 47 100 boxes and 45O0
hhds receipts OF the week, Al boxes and Is hhds;
ported curing the week 500 boxes and Ao hhis. in
states Bacon, $Ss q $50. Butter-superior American
$s4 $s6 per Quintai; Goshen. $6e SO Flour. 81 SO
auint.I: :. Lard, , In segs 81 .,ss. S1 pc per
Tallow, so 30 per quintal Wax-yelow. $l3 Sn:
white. SO $24 per arrobe. Onions, 81 per Dbl Empty
hogsheads 81 81 s. Lumber-White pine, $73 SIS
per NJ; pitch pine SsA shocks nominal. Hoops nom
per box OF sngar s! 25 81 oo per hhd of sugar SIS
IS Is; per hhds Of moasses s. $s so to Falmouth
steady; on the United States 90 days currency
g premiums shSrt ssht ~ 1o; S3 days godSi
do on Paris rs IS do. Spanish goid 1873 iSA. Amer
tcan poid }H7 a l4S
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FAMILY IN NEED OF MONEY WILL SELL A
N Seinway Ighte Panoturte, cost 81 400 for $780,
cash also Carpets Paror and Bedroom suits, &c Can
at private residence, 81 East Twentieth street.
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AACCABE STEINNAY HALL
M WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Ia
First appearance In Anne rica of EnClaud,s reno wned
Mimic and veDtriloqust,
FREDERIC MACCABE
In his original character ente rtalnment
BECOME. DULL CARE
vocal ventrioquiai musical and sartcrial melanse.
pronounced by the london and leading provincial lour
mails tn roughout England, Ireland and Scotland the most
successful monoiogue enter tanment produced.
TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE, FIrrY.EIoHrH
l. street and lie xinEton avenue.-H. GRAU Manager.
SUNDAY, October II, GRAND SACRED CONCERf.
AIMEE AIMEE and the entire company
BY general request la PkSIOhOLR
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
Admission Soc. reserved seats 3jc. and 81 extra.
Tickets at Terrace Garden 70l and 263 Broadway.
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PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELE.
n giant four round Decker 4 Rros P,anotorte at o
sacrifice; brilliant toned ~ octave richly carved
improvements printed guarantee bill OF sale
S975 $225 Stool, Cover. Box for shipping Call al
private residence 2l0 West 2lst st.
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AaIUSE M II NTs.
- ADJUSTMENTS.
nALY'S 6TH AVENUE THEATRE
Begins at Over al H.
Mr. AUGCSTIN DALY. ......... Proprietor and Manager
LAST FOUR NIGHTS
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.

y r-, Begins at 8 over al H.
"f' AoeesllN bALf. f........ Proprietor and Manager
LAST FOUR NIGHTS
THE SCHOOL For SCANDAL
GssFss q. Ft taS . s s,;
sneerwel Mr. George Clarke Charles Surface Louis
e sr xs ra%ss assssa
as Noses Russell as Trip.
LAST aHaS rSS S5ro SHASp ssa a n aAEsHr l
SATURDAY EVENING, October loan entirely novel
to the e%
can Drama A1aaaSsDtFl2 bSaaHflc EMBODIMENT
and 81 IN saqHstG latest
THE HANGING OF THe CRANgw
bill 9 sSs%.s Mi also ,SeISds 5 &
THE CRTTICp
In whic Mr. Lewis, Miss Davenport, Mr. Davidge Mr..
xarian, Miss RigI and Mr. Jennings will appear. The
SnHH HSp WsFA NJ 5EsgEs yAcK
'''n'' theatre Ta5I TuEsSA2 sa%%snfs oeToBza 8.
A NEW WYE COMEDY.
By H. J. BYRON fAkfs:ERs III: sRs''fa FOR LIFE,
from the Globe and Prince OF Wales Theatres London
In his original cnaraTses TSn o' 'G1LRoY.
sss and y IT. saa
NJ 7ns Sdas Rsype ss'' also Horace xssvrs
NJ LARRY BEoKET ..........auoaLEs
n Il Major sIEESHEs tkSshEsss
Sss JsSEEESs Lewis as ExSNY sNiTh
Ms: NM E4 "ls,
Due notice VIII be 5iSs iys 81 ss s
3 5$$ i s;gE sE$$$' MS,
Mr.. LESTER aa' 'wALLAoK
i bA BROADWAY
Mr. JOSH HHsz zyD MRS sHEss2s. s2ls Proprietor
sas sSSss sss Miss MAGGIE SEYMOUR
:. .,...-,,. ,HIlARRISAN AND HART
~ No 'Is. r.ars,. sTSssT;5E SSsssis5E EXAMPLE
Continued success Of ,,,v.
NO PARIs1AN sESsXrioN
All me mammoth troupe retained Concluding with
mArIsEE aEDsHs1zH sESah szF 4sS aaSszTs szTsnDAr
Ss Aras ssur
Donzett's opera, in three acts,
LA FIGlIA DEL REGGIMENTO.
Mile MARIE HElLBRON MARIA
Signor BEkFRATElILf. ............ TONIC
osSSS 5Ass5
MUSICAL DIRECTOR ............... .Signor +. MUZIO
FRIDAY, October r9-"AIDAn-Siguora rOTtNTlNI,
Miss CARY, Signeri CARPI DEL PUENTE,
FiORINI AND SCOLARA.
SATURDAY October fsREsESpsF nesEa1sP AE'LSHos NAT
s.~SUNDAY EVENING, October ll-SECOND GRAND
CONCERT at the GRAND OPERA HOUSE
BROOKLYN ACADEMY-First Opera Night in Brook
lyn, THURSDAY. October Is
N. BIN active preparaton for early production at
the New York Academy of Music, Marchetti's "RUY
BLA,.n Also in rehearsal verdi's grand MESA DI
REQUIEM"
nLYMPIC.I GA BROADWAY.
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Corn meal meat sraaaywne ga
Ak .ns STf snd s. ana nsss Il sr 4 81
Sher knSs sold nh to the esest s Of ab9a 3 9usass
winter, and g 10 NJ Chicago, in store. Corn was
se sos re s%s
Ss e wssel Gs yeoa oas aea q m s, Sa q
,srsy changed M IN sa'us The e., sales G re "a about q 900
and were quoted nominaly steady in the absence Of
FRElsnIs- market today was dun both for berth
moi essena.lly ehsnsedt while Tor ionnase Tor
ssm s%a s yssSo ae vh4s BY
hsfs s e'Sys yfss sasit
70 CORK tor orders to The Gntsd kaadc@
~ ,on V rs s Iaca M M 9arS Of
sss. Lump sum i!s,ss assS IRON t6a,
ssDRs fss sar rom s s
United KiasdSm with go eses ale cotton a. lied priv.
sss l"a sss
sssCn
=. asys no shaSss & e mote m the market
WIN which . opsfse sssery adasi.. Win i he
asnai , demanas NJ iair prces pomesncs SOLD IN
SSS,na ssnns. ana mixed S Ss asssa &c
siss q e zns'isS 81 islasds, 81 Sds
ss.%s: siI AZ %s'ss 6:
s. Nj,
quiet but steadily held. We note sale OF z71 bbs of
lev NO ats 80 Tar was quiet but not essentially
Cnanged III value; quoted at ~ 80 for Washington and
Szo3sc for city delivered.
rkraoLEpn-The market for refined ruled duh and
cssy, put values were not quotaby lower Obtanabe
s, T s. gsneGsn held at &C. for October delivery but
nray .ry neid az Ths l1Ac Kaphtha was scarcely so
h Shop7 un9tsn AZ sc for Western and i9lc Tor city.
pne .nilaacipnia market inactive and nominal.
=, oo'ahable at l2c l29c spo, remainder
oi nom. huylees IRON the oil producing points
g & a1et ~ narkes tx with quotations foowsO city,
q 81 vi retroieum Centre nomina Titusyile,
7hc immediate shipment 81 62Ss Later we heard OF
Of refined at l2s.c. U.s. " '
sioss-keceipts-Pork, none; beef IS packages;
cut meats, iH do; lard, 4ig DblS and Heroes rho
market tor mess pork wa auiet, but arner $50 bbIs
soid ~ 1obbinR way AZ w 10 $i3 October delivery
Ipu0ied az s22 III 29 Is Hscop-,ne rnnrhct WAC n,s
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A LADY TEACHER IN WANT OF MONEY WILL
N sell IN octave rosewood Pianoorte, greatest
bargain in the city, at l kldridge street. near Delaney;
frat hoo
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FINANCIAL.

$1,000 and gps g., SIX aa
real furniture security. Address BOAZ, box
lR Herald Office.
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MI Charles Fisher as Sir Peter Teazle; Miss FANNY
Davenport, as Lady Teazle. Mrs. GILBERT as Mrs Can
Sour; MISS Jewett as Maria; Miss Alice Grey as Lady
sneerwel Mr. George Clarke, Charles Surface Louis
James as Joseph; MT Davldge, as Sir Oliver; Harden.
berg as Orsbtree Ringgod, as sir Benjamin Fawcett
as Noses; Russell as Trip.
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AMUSENIENTB.


4wo asP pa 18th STREET
Afternoon at 23o O'clock Evening at 80 oclock.
fha;s @ sa osa fsGs sx
e p3y'F Tdsss ana
Friday. Admission SOC children 2sc; 49,.
7se St5S GSiSs.n sisnns Oo ana SATURDAY AA 0"'A0A
l. M n GhA1 ehizzoLA Lessee. and Managers
NILE MARIE AIMEE aDE,tSi ASp Ta5 gnxsEyy sEw
KxfRGoRDiNARY SUCCESS OF
La FILE DE MADAME ANGoT.
which r 3 s asE ie s.s syrglns
MI. ANsi AAIMsE in her original role Of cLAIRETrE
bbelhhgz & hEEz Td%sdass9 riISa
DSrias The third &C. IA FHicxssEE win BE- Sanssd
oy Mt.e. GANpoN and Nous GENoT.
Seau secured six days in advances.
BOX Gss Sss Gsfn sEtsSs s% a6hSaH n & odEosEn Is,
N {. + THoRNE. 1.s.. and wanaasr.
con'inSfa Sfa spa unapssd sasss:s - Of aPs the ~
This evening plLGaa LgSahlsAr3k ot PARADISE LOST
IN. so,ssrf s'f a:s, SISTERS
- 0' 200 WARRIORS hiHALff siSfhAs
,svs, ,.,drs SoreeSas e 5 co ;sossiumss o
BAHSuA'sE Ep@AhD nSNAh HP!rfspsSHs PaHsas %ss,o,
the world renowned PedessTisni Pa2si
IL now performing
TIE EXTRAORDINARY FEAT
ofwalking
500 MILES IN SIX DAYS,
at the HIPPODR0ME.
WESTON. WESTON WESTON
PROMENADE CONCERTS
In the
LARGE CENTRAL ENCLOSURE,
every Afternoon and Evening.
Doors open at all hours.
BARNUMS HIPPODROME.
GRAND REOPEkING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ]. 1874
DARK THEATRE.
Broadway. between 2lst and I'D streets.
FOURTH WEEK
aREAT AMERICAN CONCEPTION
JOHN T. RAYMoNDs
COLONEL SELLERS,
MARk TWAIN,
EVERY NIGHT
and
SATURDAY MATINEE AT p. NJ.
Order carriages at 10 80 Seats ten days in
advance and by telegraph.
''THERh'S MILLIONS IN ITP'
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

IavRRPooL PRODUCE MARKEr. .-LlvRRrooL, Oct 5-Rven-
ing-Common rosin IS I'd. per cwt. Spirits turpen-
tine, 26s. per cwt
LONDON Pnopucx MARkrr-LoKpoN. Oct Given.
ina-Linseed OIL 26s 3D. a 27s. per cwt
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Condensed Locals

From Robert BeaIl we have the april number
Of Frank Leslies' popular Boys Of AmerSca and
HaryeI's Weekly for March 81.
NJ. ID. Ball, OF Alexandria, has been appointed
clerk OF the cOnmittee Of the legislature to
investigate the sinking fund defslc alton.
At meeting OF the Board OF Metropolitan
Police yesterday, the apple ations of j J. Keifer
nnd Patrick hcGinnell for liquor licenses we're
disspprOved-
The family of Judge Fisher has recently been
calico away from the city TO attend the fuoersl
OF the father of Mrs Fisher, the Rev. Z. p.
AcCsnlev. of Milford, Del.
workmen are employed in LAYING a patent
concrete pavement IN the Center market. on
the south side of the fish stands; also In putting
IN cement basins in place OF the wooden ones.
MessTs- Bradley and Bradley for Charles
Better have entered suit against the District
OF Columbia for sS3l as for medicines furnished
the poor for the half year ending Septe mDer
3tth last.
The removal Of trees across the whit, Tor
touth Of the Presidents House today has
caused trouble with the fire alarm telegram
wires, rendering II imT POSSIBLE TO get an alarm
through IL there was a fire in the western SEC
iion OF the District.
The Chicago papers speak of the plumbing
work upon the new fremont House, executed
by Mr.. W r Shepherd, Formerly OF this cIty y
as one OF the finest jobs Of plumbing ever done
In Chicago. Mr. Shepherd also receives high
praise for tlie plumbing upon the new Sherman
House and other expensive edifces in that city,
we zee.
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GEORG ETOW N,

The METHODIST Protestant CHURCH, on
Congress street, was well filled last event ng .
the occasion being public temperance meet
ing. Able addresses were delivered by Revs.
J. ;. Lasselle, VIM. ). Dunn, DIR. l.. W. ites,
ID. w. Bates, Il. r. Benson and j. w. Charlton
h. z. Jordan, presided.
PETTY THgPTs. - During the last few DAYS
several houses on the heights OF Georgetown
nave been entered in the day time, but fortu-
nately the articles taken ave not been of much
value.
ARRIvALs.-Steamer Express to j. S. Waters
with pews for new Presbyterian Church. Thos.
r. Morgan. 100 bushels wheat sold to arrive
Kitty Ann with 1900 bushels wheat. Both to
Hartley Bro.
SALE or PRoPERTY.-On Wednesday after
noon j. w. Decide, trustee, sold at auction r art
OF lot No. 80, on III Ugh street, above Stoddard
for $500; Messrs. Simmons and Darneille pur-
chasers.
CATTLE MARKET Means d Co)-2)0 head
cattle arrived. 1875 sold to butchers, ranging
from 3H to ca, left over; 12I sheep sold at
! to X; COWS and calves, $50 to $50. Market
brisk,
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AL Elk A ND RIA,

ANOTHER LEGENDARY FIRR.-This morn
Ing at O'Clock fire was disco yered in a smal
house in the yard of SeatOn & Bros grocery
store, on King street, between Washington aud
sounded, and the IRE department was promptly
on the ground and at work. The room con-
tanned empty coal oil barrels, boxes aud one
barrel OF coal oil. Owing to the combustible
material with which the apartment was filled,
the hre was hard to extinguish, but BY the en-
ergy and perseverance, of our iremen, the fam IS
were confined to the room in which they orig-
mated The damage is slight. and will not ex-
coed S75. The stock OF Seaton & Bro. is in
sured for IS 900. The fire was undoubtedly the
work OF an incendiary. There Is a standing re-
ward Tor the apprehension OF any incendlary-
$500 by the city and $500 by the insurance COM
paDies.
THE FIRST CAss-The first case arising
under the seduction act passed by the last
General Assembly was heard before Justices
Padgett and Whitlesey this morning, the &C
cused Hanson Galloway, coored, was sent on
LOT triai. The law provides that where q woma an
Is seduced under promise Of marriage, the sedu-
Ger shall be deemed guilty OF felony and pun
ished by confinement in the penitentiary not
less than one nor more than ten years.-Seatiael,
last erening.
TIE FIsaERI.-The late prevailing and still
continuing northwest winds have retarded ii sh-
ing operations considerably, only one jag, and
that small one from Belmont, aying ARR we'd
since Tuesday night. The tug boat j. NJ
Grimm passed by here this morning having i'm
Tow the boats, outnt and hands for the Ferry
Landing, Stony Point and High Point shores
which will be fished this season by Knight ana
outfit to Freestone Point later in the day, and
still later sloop sailed for Sandy Point with
Mr.. Orlando Henderson's outfit r that shore
Gazette, idstereRing.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JadJe Cartier.
To-day, Seymour agt. Chrs.Y; verdict tor de-
PENDANT. Gordon agt. Jones; on trial.
POLICE CoURr-Jadge Shell
To day, Charles Mercer, for carrying con-
cealed weapons, was fined S2b. James H. Dow
ner, Pr0taue language; 81. Charles Brow and
Henry Moore, throwing stones; fined 81 each.
Frank Lyles, disOrderly conduct; S5 Peyton
Lewis, prOfane and indecent; s5. A. warmhulI,
pTofane and indecent language: $40, or thirty
DAYS in workhouse. Frederick Ross assault
and battery on George Watson; So. George
Addison was charged with an assault and bat
terry on Joseph Marenelli. an italian peanut
and apple vender under Ford's Theater, who
testified that Addison ran into his shop Just as
he was counting mp his money and dealt him
blow in the face and ran. He thought his OBJ
Jail thirty DAYS
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THE WEATHER.

WAX DtPAk1MkNT, Oytcf az thtef StzaTI ONtfy,
WARRINGTON, ID. O March IS, 1874, l0:ee y N I
SYNOPSIS FOB The PAST TWENTY -FOUR HnJRs -
Light snow has fallen over Michigan, tina lower
lake region, the St. Lawrence valley, aud r hern
portion of the middle states. Light rain fell on
Thursday on the Texas coast Brisk a-d high
north TO west wicds have prevailed the mill
and eastern 81 ates and lover lake region, with
orally lower temper AZURE. The winds have shifted
to esstery over the norhwest ard the per ature
Continues very low in Minnesota. The river hal
risen on THURSDAY at Shreveport, but fallen a;
Cairo, Nashville, Cincinnati, aud Pittsburg
PRoBA BILITlEs.-FOr Rew knglsnd, The middle
states, and lower lake region, fresh to very brisk
north TO west winds, Temperature generally below
ne,zing, aud partly cloudy weather will pres all
with occasionally light in the latter section
aud the northern portions of the two former For
me southern states east of the Mississippi gene
rally clear vt her, low temper and fresh to
eecaslonsliy brisk Ror TO west winds, the latter
yeertDR to eastery over the central gulf coast and
lower Mississippi valley. For the upper lake region
shd sontb over the lower Ohio valley, generally
Clear weather low temperature and fresh to occ A.
siouaJ brisk wirds. gradually shifting to east and
tonth For Mis- ouri and Iowa, asst to nth winds
and rising temperature. The Ohio and Camterlau nd
rivers VIII contiuue TO fall.
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LOCAL EcWs,
Amusemes.-, Xe.. To-nixhs.

HatiOnaI Ta>atsr.-Bsne6t OF Mr.. E. Lamb.
married LIE" and "Pocshontss."
Hbrfs dtssa Hosss.-Birch, Wambold & Back
Ne San Francisco Minstrels-
fA<ssey CsmSgre.-The sensation drama of
"Upder the 9sfiews," and Other attractions.
wiRard's HdH.-Hop and entertainment Of
the Emerson Institute.
Concert by the Hutchinson family 18TH street
Baptist Church.
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LCNATICs IN VIRGINIA.-In response to a
resolution Of the senate the auditor of public
accounts submitted to the senate q tabular
state ment Of the number OF lunatics reported 10
MS once BY the sheriffs of the several counties
OF the state under a resolution agreed to ,Janu-
reported, showing the aggregate of persons All !.
judged llLnatics 10 be 9S. OF these, Is are re-
ported az being I'm jail, 80 In the care Of friends
ana the residue not accounted for. or the per.
sons reported are described as white. 6 COL
ored-e male, and II females.
0Cal fornia is ahead of the older states in
one thing. lttsxes church property.
80 revival at Attica, Ind, has ''snatched
Such Is progress!
0rOol. X. S. Bevier Announces ovitb d,e;-
der &c" that he Is q candidat ate for Congress from
the Sd KENTUCKY district.
~Mrs. A. Toner, who shot her suitor In
Jersey City tho other night has not been can.
tured to "atone" for her crime yet.
ga quarter OF million persons are emplov.
ed Ia the oyster trade of the country, not In
GLIDING those who eat 'em.
ga petition Is circulating in Stockt on.
Ca':, In favor OF introducin g the study of the
Irish language In the public schools.
took place has been vacant ever since the mys-
terious tragedy occurred.
n0Sixty thousand hasitual topers VIII be
thrown out OF employment by vthe closing Of
the Philadelphia saloons on Sundays.
There IL o mutiny in the Uniyersalist
church In San Francisco. The Rev. ". N. De-
mark heads the echsmatic faction, and IN Q
t rev. =. "A Miner, Of Boston, has gone to guide
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CITY ITEMS.

THE LATEST NOVELTIES in Dress Hats for
Gentlemen, Boys and Children, received this
week, at Lewis, 800 7th street, between aud X
Also, Trunks and Gents Furnishings.
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STREET RAILROAD ELKcrIoN.-The directors
or the Columbia street railroad company met
today, and organized by the election OF the
dent; VIM. III. Claggett, secretary and freas-
urer. The executive and fin ance COMMITTEES
viii be appointed on Monday next,
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SPORTING GOODS AT AUCrIoN.-Lstimar 4.
Clesry sell this evening, at Savage's, the 6ne
sishing nrst class goods should give II their ~.
tention, as they are positively to be sold.
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STEAMER LINES.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT OFF STEAMER
PILOT Boy.
IN spd ere ssr Saturday february 2ist, the Steamer
Th,gf fer POTOMAC RivIR Ee&lAslN
LAHDInGs, every Tuesday, Thurs.
cay apd saturday mornings, follows :-On Tue,-
Gays and Saturdays leave at .. NJ, proceeding A
Jar q OurIloman; returning on Wednesdays and
p preceding a. tsr a. Lever Cedar Point; retnrnins
febl9-lm WIN. b. BYLEB, AGENT.
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BUILDING AsIoCIArIoNs--Atth the 4lst meet
ing OF the Merchants and Mechanics associa.
ton last night, 145 shares were redeemed By
return Of dues and 10 per cent. premium.
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BALTIMORE, March ls.-yirgi9jA sixes, consoll.
daitds 81: do. peeiers, AZ; Wsst yireirias m:
North Caroiinhe unchanged
BALTIMORE, March B.-Ootten q shs ie drmsr;
frB; prices unchansed, VIII at quiet and srssiy:
choice, 8 @l IS; Pennsylvania red, 72dI a.
erp, So Oats fm-southern $685.; western ss6A %
BYE stesfy 0@s7 Hay dull aud unchanged. Pro.
Visions unchanged. Western butter Gull and firm
roll. M@4l; Tub, ss61f2 CDffee aominaI WhIsky
s6taSts. Sugar sea, ce and in coed demand
NEW foHk, March l3.-stocks active, Money, 3
God, Ia. Exchange, long, 4s4tk; short, 49, gov.
erbmei u strong ana steadv,
NEW YORK, March Is -Flou- quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat Gull and declining. Cora quiet
ard uDC hanged.
LONDON, March Is, $50 .. m.-Erie, 20.
LONDON, March Is. $50 p m The amount OF
bullion eor. into the Bauk q EHglsnI on balance
to- day Is f47 orc Erie. 3g7 6lfg Paris di ps,cbes
quite rentes at 60 frsu o. 50 cen'iraes.
LONDON, March Is n. Bonds IF 1857, l09 =
tsnforties, 1885,; fives, lO4sl; Erie, 80 Paris
dispatches quote rentes at so francs Is Confines.