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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-19

SEREsADE.--On Thursday evening the
CRAPS Band complimenfed Charles b. Rob.
erts, Esq Democratic candidate for Congress,
by serenadc- After playing some Of their
choicest pieces they were invited in and hand.
lomsly entertained BY Mr. Roberts.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-19

BIrE RlDGE PAVILION, situated on the
summit Of the Blue Ridge mountains, West
ern Maryland Railroad, will be opened on
Monday next BY Grand Pic Mic Hon.
John Lee Chapman, the owner, and the
Railroad Company have employed the Sixth
struments, for the occasion. The Park and
Pavilion will be brilliantly illuminated 10 the
evening and beautiful display Of Fireworks
will be given. Excursion tickets at half
rates. Train viii leave this city at 10 q. M.
and viii return from the summit at II p. m.
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List Of Voters Regists,.s

u tTak'e~y Distrtct, No. j, Sen,
Nh, Sih, aad Oh. ISzI .1''r
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-19

REAL EsrATE SAlEs.--0n Saturday last,
Emanuel Warner, as trustee and agent OF
Deborah Werner, sold "a acres Of land, stu
ated naar Upiontnwn, 70 Alfred Warner for
$500.
On the same day VIM. A, MeKsllIp and J.
VIM. Earhart, as trustees, sold house and
q lot, near Mount Pleasant, to Noah Mitten,
for $780,
On Tuesday, CharlesT Reifsnider, as fras.
tee, sold a acres, near Carrollton. to X. w.
Stem for $500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-19

AaN BKorEx.-Ihurston g., son OF DR..
Brown, ST., residing near New Windsor,
white returning home On sunday evening
which be was riding stumbled and the bog was
thrown 70 The ground with great violence,
breaking one Of bis arms II the elbow. AT
last aecoants emputaiion Of tho arm was con.
siIcred necessarl.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-19
Business Locals.

Ladies' and Gentlemens fine Leather
Satchels and Trunks, cheap, at Zepp Bros.
PREPARE FOR THE FAIR
BY HAVING YOUR
PRIN ING!
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List Of Voters Erased

from he Books Of Repatriation on ae.
count Of Death, Remoral, &c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-19
LOCAL AFPArRs,


The NEw PUBl1c SCHOOL, BurLDIxo. On
Saturday night last meeting was held in the
Court House for the purpose Of taking the
sentiment Of the citizens Of Westminster 10
regard to the location Of the new public school
building which Is now being erected on Green
street. adjoining the property of tho Catholic
Church. Levi Evans, Esq. was called to the
chair, and Dr. w. II. Rippard appointed
Secretary. The President stated the object
Of the meeting was to petition the Board Of
School Commissioners 10 change the present
location Of tho building to one more eonyo-
nient. Charles I. Reitsnider, Esq. denounc
ed the action Of the committee for selecting
such an out-of-the-way place on which TO
erect building which was not only intended
for the purposes Of education, but also as a
monument Of the liberality OF the present age.
He was followed by Hon. w. l.. W. Seabrook
and |. +. Pearson, ST., both Of whom ex.
pressed themselves IS very much displeased
with the location. twas finally resolved that
steps should be taken TO remove the building,
and that committee Of Eve be appointed to
report the matter, accompanied by resolutions,
to meeting to be held on Monday evening
following; also committee to whit on the
President OF the School Board, VIM. Reese,
Esq, and request him TO stop the work on
Il
On Monday evening the court hallw filed,
and shortly after organizing the Greys Band
appeared, headed by number of boys carry
ing Chinese lanterns. TheSecretary read the
proceedings Of the previous meeting, and the
committee reported that Mr.. Reese favored
the change provided the citizens would furnish
the sum required by such change, amounting
to $500, less the material that could be used.
Addresses were made by Messrs. Maulsby,
McKellip, Seabrook, Pearson, Reifsnider,
Rev. DR.. Cole, Buell., Prof Newson, and 9TH
ers. The committee on resolutions submitted
preamble and resolutions, stating that the
present location is not suitable, that a site
should be obtained better adapted to the CON
venienee Of the children, and to the ornamen-
tation Of the city, and that a committee Of
fifteen citizens, including the President Of the
meeting, be appointed 70 call upon the School
Board and urge that the work be stopped on
the present site; and that every possible effort
be made looking to that end. The resoln-
tons were carried, and the Chair appointed
Messrs. John l.. Reifsnider, David Fowble,
A. II. Huber, VIM. A. McKellip, Charles I.
Reifsnider, George f. Wampfer, Isaac E.
Peason, Z. o. Grimes, Levi Evans, George
S. Fouke, David Shriver, DR.. W. II. Rippard,
Z. S. Stouffer, G. W. Matthews, |. f. Grouse.
The committee waited on Mr.. Reese on Tues.
day, who, after hearing their statement, said he
would do everything TO further the wishes Of
the community. At tn request Of the com.
mittee he directed the Secretary of the Board
10 call meeting Of the School Commission
ers for Monday next. Work has been stopped
on the building until after the meeting.
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List Of Voters Registered

In NeU Windsor Distriet, No. IL. Sen.
tender IN, Sm and Oh, 1871
, 1874-03-25

0.400 biz No. upring. strictly frest, at at.19 /,
8oo W 40, frosh, Ut s1.13N; 400 bn No. upring
r;;1 A. si,M1 4 400 ba rejected spring at sl.o7
Corn waa quiet md anl dull through tho
creator pnrt of tho acssion, but averaged 10
highar, thall .ycstcid6y, though Liserpool was
a..u actlve, however, .nt,ch bottor ion,and ox-
listing toro for exports, owing to tho belief that
tho stocks Of old corn tn lilo Wcst aro running
quito low. THUS Wow OF tie caso, Ia apparontly
| tho tact that buying orders from tito country are
humorous to-day. Iho exports OF corn from tho
aoabtonrd last weeE woro yory Large. sollor
April opoano,da a. At olGo, advanced to ol11o,
ese seaT sny W se at Se s'0saa oIosaE aas =!
Gl1Ao; and aoller Juno sold al BttSmCIMo.
Regular No. corr, was iuactive froal iocoiits
Of do closed firm at 021go do or nov No. 2 ut
571,4o. Cash salos wcro reportol Of 2,auO bu
high mtxod (pnrt to arrivo) Mt B3o 8,BU6 bu No.
90 et 500 ! i,eoo kn rojoo!od old 1t 5s}io svoo
ysan 90 At i. so ss on nq esss as s % At i2 @ 1u
oata Woro worry autot, but tlru, ut tho outside
prices Of yesterday, with. scarco!y anything or
Tered, alIa not mitch donand, Though Nov York
l4reof than usnal:, Seller May sold At l655o aud
olosad hteaay: Seller April is nominal u 4aho
ooarly, mud 43>1c inter- Regular No. waH about
434o, aud current receipts Ut do woro III fasr ~.
,l,1oht ~ aa11c: Noleesoa VAS wanted at dB1Go
OF 1.d00 bu No. strictly floHh Mt 4415e; dUu bu
by Bamplo Mt 60o; 400 bn do At 400; Uu0 bu do at
aSe; QUO bn do at 40. To.nl, 4,su6 bu. 1872
nyo was IN urgent dcmand. mud advanced IL
@2o tof bn IN consequence, tho rcpolt tod d, croaso
u onr stocks Of ult grades TO only 35, ylG bu,
With acaut daily supply, causing bnyols to tako
hold willingly, under tho impression that there
my yot o htovo to 30 Lartial famine ot tho
n. =. fnf1 Inf
, 1874-03-25

The following Instruments were filed for rec
ord OIL Tuesday, March "a:

The following instruments we're filed for rec
ord OIL Tuesday, March "a:
CITY PROPERTY.
Prairo ar. between Twonty-second anI Twenty
shrd ats, II, e44xls7N it, datod Aiurch 2s conald-
rfation, ST., 200,
hutter1ed Ut, 14sH # Of Thrsy-oighth st, f. a5x
W H. dated alorch II (; consideration. 1000.
Centre nv, " corner Of hronroe ut, Of 4o115o It.
tinted March 1a; consideration, Sill ,oGo,
shober at, 371 It Of North ay /, 25x1o4.f IT, dated
March ; consideration, $3.50,
A"i'h Dearborn st, corner Of Intiana st, T. o5x
1ot 4, u-sel hlarch Il; consideration, $4,000.
noutnler1 ~, corner Of WebEtcr Nv, 1. 30 ITO
H. buildings, dated March q; consolidation,
ny',on e 2oo It ot sedgwick st. +, 27x15o IT.,
.vN oa1eV tcn nY I ia fonsaes1a9 W o4;, ~ 9vo
July %, 1875; confederation, 81 iVoo. -'s ~ '9'su
State IT. near Thirtaanth IT. i, 4ox10o IT, dated
HlvTch ~ etnlidcratinn, SO 1G0,
Limo st, laa # of Twenty sovcuth st y T. n3r1co
H. 1atea Oct. IS 1873; couslder.tien Noo, >
ass %trsss Msst 81 # nss1sH 21lso
imI royemonts datsd Mareh ~ consloraston S. 4oo
IT, buildings, .att Msre 4 81, Z !l sG
,os oseag%aes IT. 20 4 Of Meuonoueo at, T. sxio0 IL:
'Os ol y, qi.e f. siareh ~ II (,
March 20; consideration, sl,G0u ~ A"'o9
NonTn or CRY 11M1r8.
aned Mnsea Il esnserson, VI osS sd5o. se' 90 49, d.
Lot =. III Block ., Village of Haycnswooa. dated
March 70; consideration, x67b, N"'eN
Lot 8, III Block Q, Of Block /, O Y Ran 2o IN IA
aatea March I; consideration. 81 200.
soUTH OF CITY LIMIrH.
Lot ", Dnncan's Block 7, Ut Tuyloe l. KrlcRI,'s "
q en- Il sco 4, 3s, H. aatsd March Z; consideration,
$500. ' "''~0 'A3'su - eons'oesa''oh'
,,soAot whsoA Sec 10, "a, IL t2o aercs,. dated
A14rel u consideration, sl2, coo.
, 10y ~ ny BLOCK l. Of II rods ot n Soc l. a8 H.
oarg, ~. asstcn sta u considerat!on $2.1l0.
consd. ration, $4,000. ~ ~ "1''o a'As'A Vi
:, Lot q IN sser,.ta Subdivision In conner of q
$3.50. &N'e" - soo1H"esatloh'
Lot a In Haloa Lots ia 8, Nc. in Roanseops Y
''"ation, S! 600. '4"'s" a. eo4s1o'
AoF,1 "a It of Lo. Q, in Dlcck IA, Egapaa)e aated
i, alsanSpot , ~ 1ooslb0 It, In Block H. Egppdals
oaea Maseh IL consideration, sU,0r0
1o.., WEST os orry LIMITS.
fosty Hrffa III llawtlolne, tlaied Tub Is consid-
s,e. mon. $a,ooo. John aarrett TO- ueujanin VI. In
, 1874-03-25
MONEY AND COMMERCE.,
MONETARY.



TUESDAY EyrN1an, March -.
+. lheFo nro no featurca III tho local money
p1atkot worthy OF teuecIal notioo cxcont lin
s-aiuai accumu1aton ~ loanaho fnn1s Wo
inn moro or,.s ,,,at .,.., w. " ~ ~, 4aua -. . .
."s.a. a aoso oan@s 'aat want 10 ioha monoS III
tef oont on primo collntera's for ntnoty days, or
svon six tnonths. THO general belief Is now that
money will bouuue,,nlly plenty l,oro oil sumuor.
a 1arro nmonnt ~ Io"ns ~, ] nor,. ,,roria;oa and
,., .,s, oa. o. 'oAns w posk, p'os'0'v', "a
SsAlh WI. probably 10 paid oil within tno toxt
thseo or.fout wooks, in consequence Of tho OPEN
Ing Of navigation, and tho lanas will tAon havo
more nonov to ,oon tl,an ovor,
1o sta ,o,,,tu w .o -. 'n"" 49,, ,sa,.. .,I.
~ s1a,'nion,s .. el'e oa"ns M" pe'ng pun
lishcd will probably show that the ngcregato
deposits of tho National Banks Of Chloago woro
between 81, 100000 and $4,000, 600 greater on
hoa ~ sna 10y "o.o W eu, Ill.,, a.. nn1 t''oo as
neea creator lncteaae III to'a particular h'ooo
LOB. 20 than iii olther Jauuary or February.
Upon inquiry, wo find tint tho aggregate do
posits of four Of tlo lending National Banka of
tho ctv are to.1ov-Nrarc,, otsr ,oo mn, ~r"a w.
+i,n,, ~ isoh on villa II, H. @ tt ISL I.s1
Inn icnn NJ, i,rroaso NJ onv Ad1a nm ~ sarao
ruo ~ wv" ~. h'CAoano y. ouJ F!fo,uuo VI lulnb
, 1874-03-25

Wheat waB active, md firm but averaged ho
lower than yesterday, owing to q further decline
III Liverpool, which was probably due to the
recont falling Oft In ocean frolghts. Tho in-
epeotion list Of this morning was worry light,
showing only u ears, but operators hayo learned
that tlis III not ~ good gauge OF the bulletin
agurcs for tho next dny as 1t used to bo. lIenco
it made littlo difference i'll tho tono OF tho
market, especially there Is prospect or largo
receipts aoon from minnesota, owing
to tho. anxiety Of tho Northwestern
lailroad management to Bond the grain
forward haioro their rAtcs are competed with by
tue opaning OF navigation on tho allsassippl
liver. Hnt thero was a good speculative do
rlaiid which took up NIL lhe option offerings,
though fl good many Of tho s!,orts still hold on,
expecting to 10 ablo to ll III at d profit when
"llo boys bogiu 10 unload" The wheat coming
to them on April deliveries. There waa il worry
light inquiry for cash wheat, and apparently
lono OF 1t wantou for shipmont. so!lor
April opened at 9l.1711, roBo to s1.l7Ia,
roceded to $l,1796. adyancod to al.1sJ5:
et S1.221s@1. closing at sl.2a}s. Rogn.
lar No. sprinR, or eo'!or tho mouth, closod
nominal at $l,l7N. leoeptH OF No. q dated
e!nee the 18th, elosed at Sl,10. { 20 storage
No. spring closed Mt s,1.20}d No. do Ut
e1.1411.. md rejected Mt o1.07. Cash sales we're
reported OF l7.4oo bu No. sprine ut s1.281<,
, 1874-03-25


ures show NIL increase daring the week Of 1867
033 bu corn anl n decrease OF 81, 400 bu wheat; ;
1887 bn oats, 1850 pu rye. and Ii, 471 bu bar.
10y. Total increase, 81, ,281 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The following a1yices we're received on Change
to-day, in addition to those given iu our telo-
graphic columns:
MAnon al. I.ondon-Cargoes on pasaage, wheat ncg-
wheat o!Y coaat s5st55Ss; good crgoos califorais ]
Tess Of 1o a s ass1g sEng xneat fur
markets. ma for wheat genera,y cheaper. Liyorpoo-
Wacat dll California club, l2s ad@l2. lid; calfor-
hin white, 12a912s I'll; slrng wheat lis adGlla LID:
Anleracan ,nlxel corn, 39s.
EXPORTS FROM TIE sEAnoAnD.
The following arc tho aggregate expurts Of the
articles named from tho ports Of Portland, Dos-
ton. New York, Philadelphia, New Orloa1.s, aud
Baltimore for the week ending March21:
Flour, brls........ 77,6ol Pork, brla. ... 6,44O
Wheat bu......... 4o9.2yl Bacon, hs...... e2al,6;s
Corn bu......... 7ls,o4y Lard. bs...... 4.o5s,los
A5es pus..s ..s..ss I,bl3l
Whoat was tairly active in the afternoon, aud
advanced 3Sc; then declined, and closed about
the Same o. OH Change. Sclor April sold ut
?l.l8@l: i819: closing At $1.1s .ls3(; selier
was quiet mud shade oasior, u Gl;S@G2o soiler
April, md O41l @6416c scller'N1ay.
GALL HDAND.
Mosa pork WAS nutiye a,,d Bhntle easier for
april; other optionB were steady. Lard svcs
stcady and moats nominal. Aleys pork, cash Or
hclles tue mouth, closed ut $1AG5@14. 10 sollcl
April, $l4.7 700 @14.7o1: sellor aIay, 514 05@l500;
seller juno, sI5.so@l5.25. Lard, cash or Bcor
ss.9711a@ @o.0o; sollor May, s9.15@0 90. sEortt
ribs cnsh or seller tho mol,th, no bids, no ofrors;
sailor April, $7.00D7o5 seller May, S8.12M BID
Shoulders, cash or soIlor tho month, oltered at
63lc; sellcr April, @5.40@5.65; aellcr May $5S0
@I.00: Short clear, cash or aollor tic MONTH
offered ut 811oi solIor April, offered at $40;
soler May, no bids, no offers. Sales iuclulo 25Ui
brls mess pork. soler April, at s14.7o; 1,25o
Grls do ssler Aay vt $1,000 l,500 bu do soer
30; 25o tcs do sellor May at s9.1711.
, 1874-03-25


~ NEw YoHK, March 24.-oustom receipts s4oo.-
Tho Tronsnr9 lisbursed $4,000.
I1otace exports for tho week, $5,413,094.
Money easy Mt 3@4 pc, cent.
Sterling quiet o. si.S415ej4.85 for GO days !;
Gola ranged at lla@1121A; closed at 112]]ss.
Cleaungs $23 900, 000.
State bonds dull.
Goycrnmonta stoady and unchanged,
There VAS considerable noti,ity iu rail road
bonds, especially Northwestern and milwaukee,
vt. Paul. Stucks opened strong ut an average
o. Ac advance over Yesterdays closing nricp.
Thu market tluctuntea somewliat under contra.
aaiototy rim9rs from Washington regarding
nnancai legislation. and closed strong at an ad-
rance Of 4@1N over tho lowest figures Of IT,
any. Tie principa! features wero ives: orn
Union, Pacific Mail, New Yorl, Central, Lake
Siioro, Union Pacific, Northwestern common aud
Wabash. The tota! lransactions Of to-day were
probably 800 900 shares, including o. 300 Western
Union, a 1000 Lake Shore. 10000 Pacific Mall
y, ,oQo M MNor.hwcstern common, $4,000 Wabash,
El,d 11.500 Union Pacific.
nr;s.,
, 1874-03-25

onS-Tltoto ~. wan hottcr fooiing III tic tog nnr-
poclaton. and Will prospoe q Da'Gm ,ao1erats run
GIFT dnr th9 rsnnn.lor Of !o week. buyora took hold
Win mere anparont contltnnec, nnd, under tho in.
at substantially yeHcrdiya prices, lit oioro noon ho
mafxet =, .a aa naa Advanced wlero 1t renucd rm
the rulng prices he!ng s500@ i35 fcr conlon to ms,
t'ili md 70 4oasoo for goud 70 strictly chotco.
paying II. Z, Mallory bro. 81 2i for {unch of Nisa
soari logs. Tho market cioaol steady and 1rrn,
, 1874-03-25

PH1LApgf.ru1A, March N.--Hoo quiet, firm, and
Rcarec. Ohio, pcnnsylyanI, and West vrglnia double
e3sra and above, 90@af1<o: extra, 55@5Gc medium,
o59so6c coarse, 45Sjoo New York, Mtrlgan lutli,
ana, aud WtRtern hlc, 5a(951o; ;urd1um, 0su03n
COARSE, +h3aUc coiubl,g washed, CAR 97o. combiuy
u1iwaa'led, 42k@4Jc; canada conbing G2fa63c; tins
nilwaahcd, 25Gs3so; coarse aud medium washol 95ta
$50; tub washed, 54@j7t6c. 10y
, 1874-03-25

NEW YoisK, Maroh 2t.-The tr,le movement wns
nnt commission houses are generally quiet Cotto,,
gooas were steady at tic atciy reduced ,r1ccB Heavy
bcacud shirhngs we're In batter re,uest coItonaJrs
quet Prints, percaes, lawna an.l fancy drcs anos
selling freely: slawn ilesa active; hosu1y iuiet
, 1874-03-25
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, March ~.
Tho following we're The receipts and Shipments
OF the lsalin8 articles Of produce in 6hieaao
, 1874-03-25
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

oATTLE-A argo business as douo ii Ills branch u
oi tho marriott and ut prices TINT must havc bccn gen.
era sasfActosy to tic seliug interest," as thoEs MAS
huyefs ut substantial adyance over lust weeks
closing quotations. The receipts, IS shown In TIC
Ing saS ns 1at 10 sss spy s as sSaa sss
and ta4 week heforo Inst but this fact seemed to
M aye no weight with buycra whoso operations. from
the most uboral aca!e. Tue liberal shipments East
ward from here during the past fortnight do not a-
PER- 70 hsye resnlted IN any material seatcntng of
that The present ~ook aud tho ensuing one aro Of all
tue Lentst eeasoa Tho most rfRtdly obsorsed. THIS
and permanent, though the next few weeks viii pretty
severely test tic atreugth Of tho nAsket In ndton
TO tho regular supplies OF bceyes scycral
thousand etill-fed catla must ba Hent forward Tho
ranRo of prices paid waB $3oc@ 555, with fow
sales under $4.o0, and not many au0yo 5000, Ihe
ls It ss4o BY Nieois Addams Is hssa avesnsng lihn
a asa ,rs a4ax s y Iy yen we5k
ton Co., und athaway. both tucea III this mar
kot From tue list OF saes published below II will bn
keen that moat Of the tradng waB accomplished ut t5a5
loving:
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Desyes-dradea eteegs nycraeing1 400
Choice IT. wsl formed ssar s01'''s0
to g year old steers, averaging l,3u0 10 .
Good iatteasi ansy formed ''0'oo
,fai1n, stSe1s; Snyeraang t. is aa.... 1255ea
aging llgo to .2so LIS. 4s5@5l6
aud good 70 extra cowa. for city slaughter,
e,ay9 ay9eraEag asv to l1oo laa 4oo@5.oo
flesh. averaging 100 to 1O5O ...,.:.... s.to@475
at,gs, hnlis and sealawag ssovrs. 35o@s6o
Gatte-Te1as corI-fcd: cd:....:.......,,.,.. 46oG5.2J
s 0a:tie-Toxas. %nteroa North. ..."..... 3ooGsl.25
catl'e-Iexas. throurt droyea. Ao093.25
, 1874-03-25

Is carH roported Ia asrtre 7o9 total for tic wcel,
3oo9: Markels moderately actya aud strong at lan,
wceka ps5ees 10 80 advance ln Of stock generally
lnierlof quality TO Last weeks supply holdurs asking
A@ko advance: but aalea did not rcaiize pB muc!i.
siiEgr AND L4Mpa-itoccipta, 200 total for the
week, 1000. AIarket firm, G.2Dae7,75.
Hoos-Receip.e, Including ronortci nrrirn1-. Inn :.
toea for the wcr 0o sgainAt for tho sa,e ttne
nat week. Market nlcrivoly acsiye, Youkera, 64o-
@5,G0 1aavy hogs, b.7jGlG00, ~
, 1874-03-25

Threo dollAra per cnr to 10 added whom tranBfertcJ
which charge folnws tho shingles.
Thieknoss-Eive Rhngca to 10 two inches In thfcl,
,,eHa. Length-S!xteeu lnches.
METALS AND T1NNEHs' ET0CK-Mesclanta re.
port reasonably falr trat!1 for tls aeaaop or lie
year, and atcady marriott for most materials, Wo
Ittote:
TIN rLArE1O 1oxl4, $la.00; do, 1axl2, S13.6o: 1Ax
60 $Aoo do, tootsiug. l&x2o, IT, $l2 .o0 lo 264Q8,
Ilo TlN-I.argc, a3c small. $40 b3r, a5c,
SoLnEa-No. ]. 22o No. a. 11o.
, 1874-03-25

sl1EEP-Tho shcop market was nctivo at fiimty
in atten.'ance nnd tcir wants u alItinn 10 ths ro
1ironenss Of tue City trade were .lnn sufficient
QUO for common to fsir, antl At s0sCGs50 for good IL
extra. drove of scalawags sod III Gl.75. Moat Of
tha eaes wore within the range Vi $B.UuG31o oU. Tho
following nre reported:
, 1874-03-25
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRl;f@|ji;S;' m

ExrLANATfoT OF RBrrnESur Manvs.--+ : s,,r~,,.,
oonted. ann!ny ozcapod Ai0niay o1na,tnH HFuH1't
tiva Sunday at8U0 ~ III. ! DallY "0pN"a' Az
hMrIehN M ~, CENTRAL GREAT Y'EsTeas ns]t79,1x
0tet, JSol a y y Ga:s t and ao qr nrentyss.saiu
aud II u''!at.. garner y VaIf,Sn "@' " Aa"doph.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19
(giassIanst.)
II. gS or b.

MuiSFtitsn In unlfrfm Siaetttsile ,u tr.
fabrrnL BaIt itit sinissr 3eit sifmIi9 fSptr, ea
isItfn etpas SprfGIt bas sipem gsJi9is fir Sbr
eriaSstrS Siaii bon 9eertb ma&t
Sch if ni6t im lltbsr1uB Sprbanbtn, mas
ppbl bic llrfa9t fsin mub, bab GsbarGrast If.
ttrs aasfitbL ale Ititn bic grpubntr arficbsn.
gDns bod has Iitts @slS fir gsraussrunosu
btrSOrbrinstn faun; friibsr purhsn mir lsiSsr
iu oft Won Rsftissu Gtiirmen trimasluGt, unb
nun - auf tinmaI pISeIi9s @insRigs. @U
dnstrn ii& bic 3siisn; bOHtu mir auf ttlIsrs.
- Sru esrpuIs g6impH bat am greita,
ben o. IaufsnSsn Runais, lstn gmt aIs 5rit-
esnsriSitr ansttrstsn, leiue trRt SantIuua aIs
iUI%sr mar cine Sfiraib. gBsHa tiss Slid
esetuifn iua, pinl@sn mir 90 ibm spu Ssr,sn
sbsnIO hem iunesH Gbfpaars, SIrn gusrsaa
S'n; GRs 8rauIsin aatbariHa 6ries.
- DIR Suantun NSunsr&pr bisIt am
SamfaG ben IA. Iaufsnttu Runats, lsin CT.
pes mcHatiSss ardni9m AZ, ~ tsm bIcs
DlifeIttstI NHs siaesIattur galt 3uiriit Ct.
biflitn. Osesn ibr absnts tnlammsIisu
li9 bic MitsIisbr nit ibrfH 8amiIitn, i'm grt-
tinsIufaIs, in her Saue tss Stvru 9efrt
S$imFit no uBifT atptasIuas srn 0sIaus
rHs 3aaj Gin ssauBrei&r abfnb btrbra&I
puref. lin 10 Tbr assHts maate etr eada.
panua @ianasi&cr hfH Scranton Wannu.
DOR isins AgiRaTians, psIGts slsI iur Stbuaa
bed Gjanjen bfiirus.
gSis mir bSrsn, tfabf@iist tfr SfTnnlcn
NSnnsr1sL auf gBfibnaRten tlut 9sl&eH.