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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-30

I|IIl. GEI, r car S /,
l or HUMAN MISERY
Inst PuJhshcd. ina .rr"/d kiWrI"Y
Prize S,rctUIs.
4 Lecture on the Mature, Tr'almc'
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness. +
.,ucrma,orrhra, induced Ivy S"ItAbns
Involuntary Emission s, I'm '"i'nrN, Nc
yous Debility, and urc''im"ms I" Ma
riacc generally; Consump on. Ep'l"p
and fits; Mental and Physical ln"apac!''
r,c..--Ev ROBERT. J. CrINEhNELI NJ. ID
Author of the Green Book, &c.
The world.rcn""nr' author, IN ''''S Il.
n,irahle Lecture, clearly proves from h
own experience thai tn" awful ron4cHnri
rcs of Sr,ial,,Sc may I've "irr'laIly rcm"'
ed without medicines, and without dan
rcrous surgical Operators, pointing "'ll
mode of care at once certain and cttcrll'
,,y which every sufferer, Il" matter WIZ
his condition may be-, may cure h'ms'
chcoplv. privately and radically. I't Il"
turt ,rW pror' " doon to E"'''"'''"S am %""'
sands
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, t
any address, ON the receipt ri SIN coats, q
two postage s,amps,h by addressing the pm
fishers.
Also. DR.. CrINEhwELLs "Marrla@
Guide" price 80 cents.
Address the publishers,
CUAS. j. &. KLINE & CO.,
ri Bowcrv. New York,
oct le.tf Postolicc box ! ~
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Fl T + L,
" FREDERICK CITY. MD.
+. B. CARLIN, Proprietor.

~ This popular and we'll
II fTIA known Hotel, having been
I'M 1 ;u:E4 thoroughly renovated offers
G&ssg!sxa;s many advantages to the
travelling public. The exterior ofthc no,
tel which is now four stories, presents a
beautiful appearance, and will compare
favorably with any structure OF the Kind IN
the State. The entire arr ngcmcnts Ct the
Hotel are in keeping with its outward ap
pearancc, and is supplied with every mod
ern Improvement and convenience, ano
has been newly furnished throughout at :;
very heavy cost. No pains or expense
will be omitted to promotc the comfort OF
guests.
The cnviablc reputation the Hotel has
acquired since the undersigned hns 'akel
charge of it, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence of his ability 10 please all wh'
may favor him with their pa r"nagc.
There is attached to the Hotel Il spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, Barber
Shop. Batl, House, &c.
Attentive and polit" servants Will always
hc in attendance to wait upon guests our
ing the day or at any hou OF the night
Respectfully, w
march ll.1y Proprietor.
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DR.. J. Walkers California Vim.
cgar HittcrS arc 4 pure y Vegetable
prc,,aration, made chiefly from tho ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges OF
tie Sierra Nevada mountains or Cali'or-
mia, tho medicinal properties OF Wien
are extracted thcroirom without the use
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. "Wlat is the cause OF the
uuparallclod success Of VINEGAR BIT
rrrs?' Our answer is. that thoy remove
the cause of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
perfect Renovation and lhvlgorltor
Of tho system. Never before in the
history of the world has mcdls'nc been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
enalsc. of vINEsAR RIrTERs i'll healing tho
sick of every disease MANS her ~. lhey
arc a gentle purgatlyo as we'll as Tome
relieving Congestion or Inflammation ~
The Liver and Niscaral Organs III 6illoas
Diseases
The properties of Dr.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BlTTERS are Apereht, Dlaph"reuc'
Carmnative. Nutritious, Laxative; Dlnreue'
Scdative. Counter Irritant SUdorillc, Aitefa-
tive, and Anti-Bllious.
R.H. MCDONALD d CO..
Druggists and Gen ACTS san Francisco California,
snd cor of Washington and Charlton SITS. n y
Sold by all Druggist and Dealers.
ILAIRNAIN HOUSE.-Thc srbscri
I Der during the coming year will keep
this elegant and well known est; bish
I'd House, rr"r Mt. st. Mary'S Cole. e and
st. Los,ph's Academy. All the dcl'caccs
of the IT; so !, lurc water, pure air and
mountain s,cncry az tn characteristics of
This establishment. Cue IS will be made
peasant, happy nd com ortnhlc.
HENRY lIAH n.
March - If
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Executors Notice.

HZNVC08VVK - ANs
NOTICE is hereby given, That TIC
IN subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Frederick county, Letters
Tcstamentarv on the Estate of
All A II 4 NJ w + LTI,
late of Frederick county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned I" exhibit tao
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be
fore the oath of November, 1871; they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from,
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted
10 the deceased are desire t" make immc.
diatc payment
SAMUEL WELTG,
may 16-4w Executor
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THOR SALE AT PRIVA TIE SALE!---
THE OLD PAPER MILL
PROPERTY,

Hampton Vollcy, near Emn1ltsbaoy
Ncuylaad.
formerly carried on by Patrick Owings,
rso. and adjoining land OF Capt. John X.
Taylor and others.
Recently occupied as Store House. 1t is
"A q STONE HOUSE, with good
H..aa garden and stable, and excellent
.l-l-l Spring of pure mountain Water,
1t is good stand for a country store -
Any person wishing to view this property
can call on Michael Stoutcr, residing
tl,crco n. The subscriber is acting as agent
for N. Keller, and persons wishing to pur-
chase will call on him at Emmitsburg,who
will make known terms.
LEWIS A. f. BAKER.
April 1s-6w
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Kidney G. Bladder Complaints,
Or, RAILWAYS
e&RegllatingPlllS

v.rrccy tasteless Elegantly coated with sweet gum.
parye regulate purify. cleanse and strengthen. Rad
way. Fills for the cure Of all disorders OF the stomach.
Liver Bowels kidnoys, Bladder. Nervous Diseases.
Headache Cons,ipa PATTON Costiveness Indigestion, Dys
persia Biliousnes, Bilious Fever lnnannn'on Of the
tiscera Warranted 10 effect rosi,ivc cure, Purely
Vegetable containing no mercury, minerals or delcteri
Qua drugs
tenn from all the ah"vc named drorders Iree cents
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
s4ump TO RADWAY i co, No q Warren FL, Now
Ycrk Information worth thousands will be sent yeu
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SELLING OFF AT COST !!

to close ont his stock
Watches, Bracelets. Rings, Studs,
Silver Case Pencils. Ear Bohs,
Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Sleeve
Buttons, Spoons, Cake Bias kcts,
Butter Dishes, Fruit Baskets, &c, &c.
Also, common Jrwelry of all kinds
Repairing of Watches and CLOCKS
to order-warrantcd to give satls
faction '
Also, be will repair Gums, Pistols
and Rifles at short notice.
Ea," All of which Will u" sold oil 70:
CASH at cost prices. Come one, come
all and yet Cheap Goods. Now is vou
~hancc?"
FREDERICK 4. WAGNER.
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.)DARnERS WANTED Tine su
D rihcr can accommoda ctwo hoar'!cl
>iju good substantial b 'Ai}D by IT,
Dlf. week or m nth, On pressing terms
\p.r'y at NE ID pot Cor or, Carroll stree
Arm S,,y. Mrs. .INllN W. DEltR
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- TO 90 DOLLARS per day :
y ~ Agents wanted All class"
of working people. Of either sex, your,
or old make more money at work for us |
their spare moments, or all the time. tia
ot ANYTHING else. Particulars free. Addrcs
G.. STINSON & CO.,
sept Fly Portland, Name
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Transient ksOarasel'$.

and SUMMER BOARDERS from the
cities during warm weather. The locality
is airy and delightful good water and q
quiet abode free from the noise and hustle
Of town or city.
The rooms are airy, clean and well
furnished. The house is new and in good
repair.
The TABLE will lie furnished in good
style, with AL the suhstanli us and dtllca-
ci,s Of the season.
81 Persons from Baltimore or other
large cities will find it a pleasant place To
larry during the warm season.
Sc |, is directly on the line Of the West
crn Maryland Railroad, easy of access.
Terms far board reasonable apply soon
MARTIN c. ONERllOITZER,
Proprietor.
April 25-lw||
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The Art 'EOaasNrinE.
SHARP RAIOKS AND \ CLEAN
SHAVE.
With razors keen,
AS G or were seen.

The Place 10 got your halr cnt and
shampooed in elegant style.
AMOS LUCAS
Notifies his friends and the public of Nc
chancstown and vicinity, that he carries
ON the Tonsoria Art of Shaving and Cut
ting Hair in the most fashionable style.
Water street, above the Flour and Feed
Store
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays all
day and evening. Balance of time will be
found round town and not out of sight.
viii lie pleased to see his friends and let
them try his magic art.
Also Boards dyed in best style, warranted
not to fade.
April 1slw&
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Atf T. ut.

| have made arrangements by which !
can furnish almost any kind Of Machinery
II the lowest price, and beg that my
Il ends VIII 1'lrCA l,e Though mc.
march 14-li
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGTE cured for Nifty cents There Ia
Not remedial agent In this world that will cure Fever
and Agus. and all other Nalarieus, Bilious Scarlet.
Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fsvars laded by RAP.
WAYS PILLS. SO quick as RAILWAYS READY RE-
LLEP Fifty cents per bottle.
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y u BIZ &c S A L Z.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
Court of Frederick County, the undessfgn'
ed Executors of JOHN FlROR, deceased;
will sell at Public Sale on the premises,
on SATURDAY, Muy 30M, 1874,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-30

The apple pr tslcct& are very IRON
lcIhg.
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q. +. Zimmerman, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19
GEORGETOW N

NEW CHURcH.-The Methodist Protestant
denomination In this city are erecting mission
chapel at the intersection of Fayette and High
streets. The building is a frame structure, 25x
50 feet, with a recess pulpit. The style will be
Gothic, with steeple IS feet high. The ilte-
rior will be finished with frescoe, except the
ceiling, which will be of hard wood, oiled. They
expect to complete the building in few weeks,
when 1t will be formally dedicated and placed
in charge OF the Rev. Mr.. Weigan, who was adj
ded to the Georgetown appointments at the
close OF the conference last evening.
COAL TRADR.-The opening of the coal trade
has been retarded by the dullness in the eastern
markets, and it is not expected to be fully re-
sumed until the LIST OF April.
GRAIN TRADR.-The canal boat Barron x
Wheeler arrived to-day with 2, 400 bushels corn
for Hartley N Bro, and / 200 bushels do. for H.
M. Talbot, and the schr. T. P. Morgan with
100 bushels of for Hartley & Bro, aud the
boar Byron with Is tons of hay and IS barrels
ear corn for H. NJ. Talbot. The sales to-day
were 800 bushels Of wheat at S1.IO to SIs3.
THE DRAW OF The LONG BRIDsE.-The bill
introduced in the House of Representatives
lately provides for the widening Of the draw of
the Long bridge, and requires II to be opened
both day and night for the passage of vessels.
blows" otherwise the keeper may contend that
he has not help enough to open It against a
wind storm, and vessels viii again be detained,
as they were few days ago. II the turn-tabls
was properly arranged In the exact center of
the draw, 1t would not require any extra help
to open 1t; but when 1t does require help, then
certainly IT is the duty Of some one to have
1t was well known in Alexandria and Wasbing p
ton that the draw could not be opened: hence
the kilograms to the steamers at Alexandria
And washington OH not to leave port, as they could
NEEDS LOOKING ARrRR.-The attention OF this
Board Of Public Works is called to the condi-
ton Of the wooden pavement on High street,
near Gay. The pavement has sunk In seyera'
places to such an extent as makes it dang erons
to persons driving over that point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19
New York Dry Good. Marka,

The best makes OF standard sheetings fine
bleached shirtings and colOred cottons are NOM
lnaily steady in first hands; but in their eager
ness to stimulate sluggish trade, some OF the
lobbers are cutting prices OF many popular
brands. The medium makes of bleached shirt
ings, which were recently reduced, show a fresr
movement; but even current prices are not re-
Rarded as favorable to speculation, and pur-
chases are made strictly in accordance with i'm
mediate requirements. Rolled ,Jaconets are
moving slowly, despite the low prices now rnl-
ing, and Mssonville makes are now subject to
an increased discount of i've per cent. Prints
1here Is steadily maintained package and
ana piece demand for the best standard stvlAs of
medium fancies, white grounds and sh.rtings
All the special designs of blues, greens and
padded grounds are selling well, and are firm in
price at from 10 to ~ cents, according 10 the
character and cost of the work. PercaIes and
lawns are in good demand, owing to the pres
ence OF numerous southern buyers in the mar
ket, with whom these productions are increas-
ing IN favor yearly. Worsted dress goods are
enjoying period of exceptional prosperity
WOODEN goods are moving slowly, except in
cases where the agents are making concessions
OF some grades of cassimerers, &C., which action
has quickened their distribution. There was
not much animation in the market for foreign
goods, yesterday, owing, probably, TO the clos e
attention which the numerous BUYERS now in
the city are devoting to the course of the mar
ketfor domestics and prints.-N. /, Buitet,n
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THE WEATHER

ODItt fnlfT N1RNTI fINftF 4
WAsHINGToN, ID. @ March l9, 1874 IO:s5 q "a I
fRobABlLlTIEs-The Canadian storm center will
prODaDi. move thTOueL the valley Of the ST. Law.
renee. For the northwest, the upper lakes, aud
me lower Missouri and Ohio valleys, rising b arem
et' falling temperature, northwest aud wrst a, md.
ana cloudy weather, clearing this forenoon PUr
inc southern state $, sJuthwesterty winds, f.linp
Ten pefature, partly Cloudy and clear weather FIR
the IoWer lake giop, northwesterly Winds faliips
hmpersiure, rising barometer aud cloudy vear her
states, southery wiads, high Temperature, ling
barometer, cloudy weather, and occasional Iieh;
usn, For New England, soui beast aud south yesl
WHO'S, filing barometer, rising tempers'uTs
CLOUDY wealth, a. rain. The rivers at NashyiIie
10 osviiie and Cairo will probably rise sIie tIy
Inc display OF cautiOnary signals will be re- IN 1
at the lake ports April lst ~ ''a ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

THBrR POWER TO CORRECT AssrssNINrs ONLY
ExrESDe TO THOSE OF TIE CURRKHf YEAR.
Inc board or Appeals on the assessments are
yet In session at the City Hail. II win be recol-
lected ID at st the first meeting OF the board A
resolution was adopted asking the opinion Of
the attorney OF the District as % whether thew
have authority to review and change the as
sessmens OF any prior year or TO correct any
clerical error" The attorney, Colonel w A.
70 tss a nae IT Transmitted the opinion He refers
which provides for the appointment of asses
sors, and makes IL their duty to assess
the respective dsIc Spe ad adons the sssess
ment OF 1881, but subjects these trisnnual
assessments to yearly lamentations and cor
corrections are required TO be made in each in
termediate year, or in two years out of three,
and must consist of the additions TO the trian-
nual assessment of property which may have
been inadvertently or otherwise overlooked and
an increased valuation of assessed property in
consequence OF additions thereto or improve
easements must be completed before the first of
January in each fiscal yesr, and returns made
10 the superintendent of assessment. Here the
OF the beard Of sesn
ty-fourth sections of the act REQUIRES
the board to meet on the I'd Monday Of March
OF each and every year, and provides that in
the years of trannual assessments il shall con :
tinue in session one hundred days, and ia the
intervening or other years thirty DAYS and tn at
hanges made by 1t shall be 90 complete and
-
with these "changes" shall not be altered by
any person or persons. 1t il declared a INSIDE
meaner 10 do so. In the first section ii is IN ade
the duty or the superintendent of assessments
upon the completion of each assessment aud the
rertsion hereof by the board of appeals, to pre-.
pare duplicates and correct lists, one to be
retained in his Office, and the other to be trans
mitted 10 the collector.
III will thus be seen that the law throughout
provides for annual assessments and for annual
corrections and reyisiOns, which are to be final
and complete, and for the purpose of revision
and correction FLOWS a period of one hundred
days for the triannual assessments and thirty
days fer the intervening assessments The ac-
ton of the board of appeals should be in har-
mony with the manifest design of tue law and
Its cancellations and corrections be confined to
actual and distinctive assessments of each wear
lt cannot any more than any other BODY or per-
son, for the purposes of correction interfere at
asubsequent period or session with the assess
ments acted on by IL at a previous period or
session. Its action, therefore, during the pres
ent session should not go beyond the "over-
looked" property and the increased valuations
as returned by the several assessors on the first
OF January last, and no appeal should be en-
tertained except such as relate to these assess
ments. As respects these the board has plenary
powers; beyond this it cannot make any cor
rections or additions.
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Maryland C0nference MefhOdf u Pro-
testaut Church.
CLOSING SESSION AND ANNOUNCEMENT or AP-


CLOSING SESSION AND ANNOUNCEMENT or APP
POINrMKNTs.
Yesterday, after our report of the proceefin "a
OF the conference, in session at Georgetown
closed the report OF the committee on liter sture
was recommitted.
At the evening session Rev. DIR. Bates submit
ted the report Of the committee on literature
which was adopted.
Rev: DR.. shermer made the report from the
assessments to have been 81, los and appronrin-
tons "a 900; report accepted.
The steward OF the conference submitted his
annual report on the salaries OF ministers ana
the missionary fund, which showed that the
disbursement fund was $500 short of the asses
ments A collection was then taken In the con-
terence ana congregation to make good this
amount, and over $500 realized.
The usual resolutions of thanks were adonted
Inc following committee WAS selected to pre-
pare pan TO recuperste the Book Concern:
WI NJ honerts, r. X McGregor, P. L.. Wilson, j.
CIsI1on, Or. y. w. Herring, W. j. Milton,
Rev: Samuel G. Valiant was granted super
APPOINTMENTS FOR THE COMING WEAR
Inc president, Rev. David Wilson. briefly
addressed the conference on the great diff Guilty
ne had experienced in making the selections,
Son tnen announced the folio wing plan Of sp-
East Bs.imdPe ks' s.ls. MPeG5mss
Wsst BaiiRoTe; B. S. WrSe, o. Oh h, Jarass
s South sa ! p A sheI@er Wa:hinston
Valiant, J. A. Weigsnd, Georget5wn; q. d Gusb
MiIs, Laurel, Del p. + benson. sstop; J. D
Genterville; ID. l.: Greenfield, Lynchburs; r, T.
Isgs, Norfolk j b: Jones, Montgomery, Ala ]
- Murray, ID. ID, First church, Pitts 5nrg; A. d.
sfg,dsi w. st,s1sr sni sa' Bsla A9n y
IL. Nichols, 4. J. Walker, Bsltim1rs;J Phomo-
son, Z. 81 MuIlineau; Bedford; W. q. Holmes,
OOarolise;J Clay, Cambridge; W. T. Dunn, d, N
= Liyinsstop, Concord; J. f. Holmes, G. F. Far
ring, Dorchester; O. L. OocheIl, W j. ID. Lucas,
FREDERICK; q; II Lit Teton, I. o. Grouse, Jeffer-
son circuit and Frederick CITY missi IN; A b Dick
monstcn, 81; y. Stern, Howard; }. M Elderdice,
6sipslc Il s. Norris, W: d. Graham, Kent; John
~ roserts, Z. L. wilson, Liberty; q. nj Thorn pson
T. A. Moore, Milton;J w. Charlton, Pipe Greek
a. w hather, @. Q. Bacchus, stewardstown: s. A.
HoblitLel; snsquehanna; a. Nc adden, Sc ,ford
- Bsed, Talbot; +. Ferguson, Union: D. w .
BATE, arEick; F. 7. Little, Queen Annss; A. A.
4; Lassel,; hewtown;w. O. Ames, ]. @. Sullivan,
W., naI99yviLie;y L. Strong, Wicomico; C. o. Mel.
Missions r b. McGregor, Alexandria.
Grouse. Choptank e. J. Drinkhouse, Ninth street:
=. M ! Ingline: Potomec; J. 7. Atkins, Acoomac
<, murray, Newark, N. J.; J. e Mallo7, St
.icraeIs; H. Miss immon, Hsrper's Ferry; .
Henry Brewer, Kent Island: W. j. FLOYD. Psscb
notiom; =. ID. kinEer, Sudbury; Jesse Shreye,
MOTH Csrolins avenue, Washington; w. II Lane
White Ground.
Tb9s Lee, 81 J. Day; 7. M Brysr, j W Everisf,
J.. u kilgore, and A. g. Evsrsole: president of
western Marylapd college, j. T. WarI, Nj D:
vice principal, X. Nichols, ID. D.; college ecant
q; hammond conference missionary, A. Web,
The conference then aiionrned
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WoshaDgtou St0ck Excha0ge,March 10
Q.otdttons furnished By kiddletom Co., bankers.
:, The following were the prices bid and asked At
the meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-caS;-U. 5. gold. II Z bid, 12K asked. u. 8.
bonds, 11sx bid. Bank stocks-Natienal Metro
Boiitan Bank. 1o0k bid. Sundry Institutional
Theater bonds, j. & J., per Ct, Tsy bid, tex
asked; Masonic Temple bonds, f. g A, s per
CT. gold, 90 bid; Mariposa Land Mining Co.
sock, preferred, 10 bid, 10 asked; Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, preferred bonds, l03 bid; Wash
tpgton Market Co. bonds. 10 per cent, fO2
asked; New York, Alexandria, Washington
and Georgetown Steamship Co. stock, l25 bid
District securities = District Of ColumbIa) =
Wn. Co. s. bonds, 7's, J. s. j., 1875, so bid, s.
asked; do, 1876, 81 asked; do. 1877, 50 asked:
Permanent improvement rs, j. & j., 1891, g.
bid, 20 asked. (Washington)-wa stock SIS,
~ A. y. x o.. 1874. 80 bid; 10 year bonds 6's, j.
q j., 1873, rs bid, so asked. Fund Loan bonds
lLeg) 6s e., NJ. & N, 1902. u Il bid, 50 asked
(Georgetownl-Generals stock, 6's, j. Al. & o.,
n pleasure, 95 asked. Board of Public Works
Certifcates. general improvement, SIS, j. & J ,
1s,4, s2k bid. 50 asked; do. 1875, &c bid, Is Z
a. ked; do. 1877, IS bid, TX asked: do. 1873 "a
bid, % asked; do. series, &c bid Certificates.
sewer, Ss. j. 81 j., 1874, 6Sk bid, 70A aske a
ao 1910, 20 bid, 90 asked; do. 1876, SIS bid, 81 !
asked; DO 1877, 60 bid, IS asked; do. 1873 81 bid
Coz asked; do series, o. bid; Water certih-
Gates, SIS, 1917, 76k bid.7S asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19
Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, March l9.-The Posts financial
arnele says: All sales of gold have been at liza
illh 1lla mostly at lily lIl1E. GA gold loans
the rates have been 81 for carrying to a 4 u
Demand stirling bills are reduced half a cent
me nominal rae for prime being ASS, the Co
DAY rate remaining at 4s5x with dull m arket:
business has not gone above ASK and 81 \
government bonds are shade easier. The only
S H OF southern State bonds at the board were
Tennessees, which were strong. There a little
or no change in the money market, SO far as
can loans are concerned, 3a4 being the ruling
9uotatlon. Mercantile paper is, however a
little frmer, selling at 5xs7H against sac ner
cent. recently. The stock market has been ex.
tremely dull, and in tone heavy, the fnctua-
limits.