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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-18

Dry rnouso of tho Chair Factory
Burned.

Our village was again startled by an
alarm of fire Tuesday morning at quarter
of six o'clock. The Waterman at the Rut-
land manufacturing company's building,
while engaged in getting up steam in the
boiler of the company's works, heard
sharp, cracking sound overhead, in the
drying room, and on rushing up stairs,
found it all ablazc. He Immediately gave
loud alarm which WAS quickly taken up
by man near the depot and the whistle
was sounded. Another citizen passing by
the building al half past five saw light in
the second story, but ignoranlly supposed
some one resided there, and so gave no
alarm. The engine room occupies the
ground floor and the drying the second
floor of Il brick ell addition to the factory
building, situated on the west end of the
same. This addition was, therefore, doom.
ed to destruction before the fire was dis
csvcrcd. The fire companies and the Hook
and Ladder company were soon on hand,
the Nickwackett throwing the first stream,
taking their water. as did the Washington
No. 9, from the two reservoirs on West
street, near the scene of fire. Killington
Steamer soon followed but was obliged to
suffer some delay in finding water, which,
when found, was so far from the fire that
their own hose would net reach They,
however, borrowed three hundred feet
from the other companies and soon had II
stream on the west end of the building.
The stream from Nckwackett's hose did
good execution and was in time TO prevent
the destruction of the boiler, which was
damaged but little. The ell however, is
nearly total wreck of itself, only the
brick walls remaining. Some of the stock
was saved but to trling amount The
drying-room was filled with chair stock,
which was been prepared foruse
The factory building stood well The test.
being of brick with slated French roof
which deiied the flames and stands I'M
scorched.
LOSS AND INSURANCE.
not enough, probably to cover the loss, The
loss is estimated by Mr.. o. i. Robbins, the
treasurer and manager of the works, at
! $1,000 The insurance fonts up as fol
lows On building destroyed, S1.152 80 ;
Of which the Vermont Mutual has $500,
placed with II. w. Porter as agent, and
| 1859 so with VI. j. Francisco, who also
has an insurance Of $597 so on the engine
and $l76.25 on the stock in dry house,
which is divided, altogether, among eight
different companies. Mr.. Potter has a
policy of 5000 in Vermont Mutual on ma
chinery, which includes the machinery in
both buildings
The loss over insurance is considered tc
reach some $500 or 5000.
The cause of the confiagation is supposed
to be combustion or overhead from tho
boiler, which was situated directly under
meath when the flames were first disco, cred
No fire was kept in the room and such i
confidently supposed to be the real caus'
of the fire. No one has been in the room
since the day before when it was all right
The Rutland manufacturing company witt
own and run the chair factory has for it
president, Mr. Chester Kingsley of Rut
land, with Mr.. Robbins as treasurer, who
as before stated, has the general manage
ment of the works
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GREAT FIgE IN SING SING.
Three Blocks OF Buildings In Flames
HEAVY LOSSES.
PouonKEErsfE, n. y, +

PouonKEErsfE, n. y, Feb. II.
A large fire is raging at Sing Sing. Two
blocks. including Olive Hail. are burned.
and another block is now burning En-
gncs have been sent for to Peekskil and
Yonkers.
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Explosion.
FREpERIoK, Md, Feb. II,

FREDERICK, Mu,, FED. II.
An engine boiler at one of the coal banks
near the Catocon furnace exploded this
killing two negroes and wounding
three others, ono MORALLY.
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Kew York stOcR ANA Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. II.
LATEST MONETARY

LATEST MONETARY.
Money easy, 400 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet at ass for 60 days
and 4-s5H for sight.
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted TO $4,000.
Gold closed at il24, after selling at ii2k@
ll2h.
Carrying rates sa5 per cent,
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted 10
sss, 900.
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THE RED CLOUD AGENCY.
From Richmond.
pAEDOSED.

RICHMOND, Feb. II.
Page McCarty, recently convicted of
duelling and who has been in Jail under a
'o-day parloned by Gov Kcmper. on the
sole ground that the physicians certify that
further imprisonment would be fatal to
McCariy. He has been very Ill since his
incarceration.
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a little child of Jacob Koch, butcher,
aged three years, was set upon yesterday
by four dogs belonging To another butcher,
and fearfully mutilated about the legs,
arms and abdomen. The injuries are fatal.
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composed of Gems. Sherman, Mcdowell,
Pope, Meigs aud Holt, Major y. 3. Gard
liner, Judge Advocate. The court will meet
in Washington on the 81 of March next.
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PETTIBONE-In Wells, OF apopleXy, at the
residence OF her brother, Alva Mitchell, Mrs.
Betsy Pettibone aged years.
PRESCOTT-At Tlconderoga. y. Y, February
IS Mrs. Sarah j., wife OF L A. Prescott, aged 20
years.
sAvERY-At Ticonderoga, n. y, Diana, wife
OF James W. Savery and daughter OF James b.
Pratt, aged so years.
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Howard Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, Feb, II.
Col Reynolds of the Third cavalry,
has been substituted for Gen Hall, on the
Howard court inquiry.
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The Indian Outbreak.

THE INDIANS GONE TO TONGUE RIVER
OMAHA, Feb. a.
Gen Ord has advices from Fort Laramie
that the northern Indians. who alone com
mitted the recent depredations, have gone
to Tongue river
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HOLY WEEK.-Tha Way OF INC UrOSS.
Palm Sundly-Trlumphamt Beginning.
Mond ty-l'is appointment
Tuesd ,y-Open Opposition.
Wedne 3day-Trcacherv
neutrality-suspicious. for Righteousness
Sake"
Good Frlday-"Faithful unto Death"
Easter Even-"They rest from their labOrS."
Holy Bap ism viii be administered on Easter
Even at p. m.
The vt. Rev the BishOn Of the Diocese will
Wilt the Parish on wednesday In Holy Week,
and administer this Sacred Rite Of Confrma-
ton.
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wALKER-JONES-In West Rutland, Felr l.
AIRY Is, at the home OF the brides mother, by
Rev j. X. Williams, Mr. Edgar l.. Walker anl
Miss Kate NJ Jones'
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TIE oGAILALLAs.
The Ogallalas have faithfully guarded
the agency since Frank Appleton was kill
ed, and they will prevent northern Indians
from coming there.
TIE MURDERER OF APPLETON.
The Indian who shot Appleton was kill
ed by the Brules, who also recaptured the
mules stolen by the Minneconjans from
Charles Gearen, agent.
CAPT. MILLS COMMAND.
Capt. Mills command that stared after
the Indians, reported near Big Spring,
Neb., have not been heard Of.
THE RED WILLOWS RrMoR.
Nothing has been heard here of the burn
ing of the Red Willows and the killing of
citizens by the Sioux. The report is be-
lieved to be unfoundea.
PETITION FROM TIE INDIANS.
PAEsoNs, Kan, Feb. II.
Petitions are in circulation IN the Indian
Territory, asking Congress to give equal
rights to negroes, and praying for terrific
rial government aid against the proposed
transfer Of the Indian question to the war
department.
THE RED CLOUD AGENCY.
Indian agent Sayille ,elegraphs from Red
Cloud that his clerk had been assassinated
4, 7 4: , l.. E.,
nshed with arms, tle can defend the agency
and unite the Ogollollas against the north
ern Tribes
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. Us p. m. J
PROBABILITIES.
For Wednesday in New England rising
barometer, northwest winds and clear, cold
WEATHER
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LENTEN SERVICES, 1874.
Trinity Church, Rutland.

Ash Wednesday, every Friday until Palm Sun
day, and every day In Holy Week, at II q. IN.
and z 80 p. m, at the church.
Every Wednesday other tlan above, ut 7.so p
M, at the hall.
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T OST--On Friday, Seal. Moss Agate,
IL Ring; any person returning The same TO
Kinsman & Ross VIII be suitably rewarded.
feD9ltf
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Sermons on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
Brief Lectures on Wednesday evenings
Sermons on Friday evenings by various clergy
INN. rs fOllnMS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-28

TIE ever popular firm of Thomas
Hughes Il Company, merchant tailors,
is to be congratulated upon the engage
ment Of a new cutter in the person OF
j. j. Bunting, Of the late firm Of ]. j.
Bunting & Company, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Bunting has long enjoyed q
deserved reputation as one of the most
popular and fashionable cutters in the
city of Baltimore, and his fame in this
regard extended far beyond the limits
of the city. His engagement by Mr..
Hughe is really an important acquisi-
tion to the trade OF Wheeling and will
enable Mr.. Hughes establishment to
do better and more satisfactory work
than ever heretofore, il this
is possible to business houee that
has uniformly rendered complete
satisfaction to its patrons. Mr.. Bunt-
ing had the patronage OF the moat
fashionable classes in Baltimore, and
he will display here the same skill in
his profession that won him good
reputation in that fastidious city. He
is withal a thorough gentleman, and
deserving OF cordial welcome 10
Wheeling.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The Senate Committee on Public
Lands has agreed to recommend a bill
requiring Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois 10
pay two per cent on the proceeds OF the
sale Of public lands in these States.
The House Committee on Foreign
Relations, asks for the release OF Fenian
prisoners held by Great Britain.
A delegation of overburdcned tax
payers of South Carolina visitedSthe
President yesterday, but obtained nc
assurance OF relief.
The Committee on Ways and Means
adheres to its former action fixing an
increased duty of so cents per gallon on
still wines
In the Ohio Senate it has been de-
cided by unanimous vote tuat Isaac
Welsh, the present incumbent, va:
duly elected State Treasurer OF Ohio
That ends the contest.
The finance bill was under consider
alton 10 the Senate yesterday, bu
without final action on the subject the
Senate adjourned until next Monday.
An Omaha dispatch says that Jos
Webber has defrauded merchants there
on: of $4,000.
In Cincinnati the Board o! Aldermen
has called upon the Mayor and police
to prohibit the obstruction ofthe streets
By the temperance crusaders. \ procia
nation will probably te is:ucd bg the
Mayor to-day.
The Carlists claim important sue
cesses in the civil war in Spain.
The Sanborn contract committee wai
AGAIN IN session yesterday, but little In
formation wss elected. Sanborn fail
ed to appear before the committee be-
cause OF his being summoned to answer
an Indictment in court at Brooklyn.
In respouse to inquiry it was statec
in the British Parliament yesterday
that sixteen Fenian prisoners are now
in confinement, two are under sentence
Tor murder and two are uuder sentence
OF l. years improvement, one for
7ear.. and ii for life.
The Erie railroad hands Lave resoIv
Ell 10 90 to work on the terms proposed
by the company.
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ISOUsE;.

This being private bill day q number
OF private bills were reported from Tue
various committees which were referred
10 the Committee OF the Whole
The Senate bill removing the poll
ical disabilities OF Wm. S. CabelI, OF
Texas, was taken from the Speaker :
table and passed.
The House then resumed the COZ
alteration OF the bill TO amend the sew
eral ac,g providing Dational currency
and to establish free banking
;tMr. Poland indicsted an smendment
which he desired to offer, making II
the duty Of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury TO retire and cancel asiast as PTac
HE United States notes, III theiT
smopnt is reduced 10 $3SS,OOO, ard
then to sllow to- national banks clrcu'
jatips notes without any limit to their
circulation. .,D,-
M Mitchell, q member ofthe Bank"
inc Committee, addressed the House
he gave it as his conviction that InI
stead of increasing the issue OF legal
tender notes, tue tIuC ASLo~S-
be found in the adoption by Cousres
Of a fixed policy for the gradual with
drswsl OF these notes by iuudint them
into bonds or by otherwise paying and
cspcelIing them. For these and other
Teasops set out in long and carefully
prepared speech he opposed The bill
Mr. Merripan, another memoe! o'
the Banking Committee, addressed the
House 10 advocacy OF the bill. particu-
! larly OF the free banking features oi II,
Mr.. Hunter, another memteE OF the
Banking Committee, advocated the free
banking section OF the bill, but gave
notice that be would offer an amend
meut to some other sections. -,
The House then took recess until
7.3O The evening session and the ses
sion tomorrow is to be exclusively io'
debate on the currency bill.
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SenYork Live stock market.

NRw York, March 2I.-Beeves-
Fresh receipts 600, making 334O for T.
days, against $500 for the same time
last week. The market was steady
and firm; full prices ranging st lO9l3c
With lew best steers at l3ic. Sheep
Receipts 4,sSO, making II 900 for iou'
days, against $40 for the same time
last week. Demand light and market
dull and weaker; halt dozen car loads
sold ranged at 7tS9tc. Swins-AEIiT-
als 1860, making 1900 for the last
rour days, against II, $50 for the same
time last week. Nothing doing in
i've hoss; city dressed firm at TIC for
tho weirhts offered.
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theory that the system OF nature is un-
der the control Of e being that changes
in compliance with the prayers OF men
is, in nv opinion, q perfectly legitimate
one" o. course itis. We may sup
pose that there is chsugeable, Vlndic-
tive being, just behind phenomena,
ready to make any changes that par
ticular mortals may request. This Is
perfectly logical. If the universe is
under tire control oil Him who repent
ed that he made man" in sixteen hun
dred years after having done it; kick
ing Adam and Eve out OF Paradise for
eating an apple, ct the sgggestion OF q
powerful fallen angel, whom he had
created EaLlc 10 fall; stopped the dur
nal rotation OF the earth, thst murder
might come in; made poor old Jonah
preach a liei and commanded Moses
to murder all the men and old women
and TO prostitute the daughters, oi
whom there were thirty-!wo thousand
l say, If such q being is at the helm OF
the universe, prayer is the one thing
n.edul the open sesame" that will
never fail. But if there IS more to the
alterior OF these laws than the
laws themselves, we may sup
pose it, whatever it may be, to be as
imumutable rs they.
From the vast mOlRr heights OF roll
Jog words and blazing suUs TO the low
realms oimolccUlar ininitcsimsls, there
Is = fine net work OF laws so pervadlng
and connected. that it would seem im-
possible for hultcr OF the brain Of q
dimiuutive being, called thought to per
meate them ard ,f... changes at The
fa~'f,r ,.' lHPCIEsF
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CHICAGO. IGI,n 2I-T40ug-Dui.
aud Unchanged. W.eat--In fair de-
mar aud aiya1cai; No J Chicago
ag,ia. 81 41-Gl -; 20 = spring T..
regular ~! fresh cash, ! 10; April
! "a! Ma, 10. DO l II; rejected
| 0sl C9-n-S;eadyi -. . mixed
orssa C5l-, April 62t Nay jj5c, ues
30 . mixed cole; rejected Rev 5ic
Oat--Qa.et and veal, 70 . frt5h /.
G,ijic casL: 4j. May. Rye-Scsrcs
arm aui higher No. > regular 9y-
fresh &c Ba5iey-Ir iar demao
aai firm; 70. sprinr = 81 n. .
do ! 55gI &j. Nhi't--Io 'zj F..
mar c-4 Grm
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CIueInuatI Market.

ClycwxArr. March 27.-CotLon-
Firm at l5Sc Flour-Qujct and nm
changed. Wheat-Quiet at 81 4S(9
I4j. Corn-Firmer; nigh mixed $50
Csc. Oats-Quiet at 54@5Sc. Rye
Steady at 81 Oj. Bsrley-.Dull and
unchanged Ols-Unchauged. Eggs
Steady. Butter-Steady. Cheese
Firm. Pork-Firm; sales $40 o.
Lari-Suoug; steam 9!c, kettle gsc.
Bulk Nea,s-Firm; shoulders 5895tc
clear rib siies Sc on spot and April;
clear sides $50. Bacon-Scarce and
frm; shoulders CSC, clear rib ?99tc
clear sides ?t@9ss. Whisky-Steady
at Ole.
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n,tt,,IcI,nI, wool rnrI,ct

PHILADELPHIA, March @7-WooI-
Dull and firm. anl the supply
unusually light, Ohio, PcnDsyl-
yania and West NirgiDi. double eX,rS
aud above 55@57!c extra 55@5tc;
medium 5j95Gc; coarse 5000
combing washed 62!@1Oc, combluG
unwaehed 42lGi3ci Canada combine
.G2GGjc, fine unwashed 3oC45Sc
coarse and medium washed 3j93N
tub washed 5i@j7!ci er'v1 an' mcrio'
Uunei 5000
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gouIsyIlIe market,

Lovrs7nLE, March 27.-CoItou--
Quiet at lj4c. Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Whea.-NomlnaI. Corn
and Oats-Q1iet and unchanged. Hay
-Sl7 Professionalism demand ani
advanced; mess pork Sl6 o. bulk
shoulders SIC; clear rib sides SIC, clear
sides SIC; bacon shoulders nc; rib
siies oc; clear QsC; sugar cured hams
I2al2{c. Lard-Tieroe 9tc; kegs 0lc.
WEiskY-9lo. Bsgging-l2al4c l4c.
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Bailininre NIREL.tI-

B4L-w3EE, Ma,cl z7.-T'o-.-Dull
a1i unchanged #hc.t-DIl; Ohio
ard Iui.ar4 s. seal g., western
spriGg ! ijGl oJ. C1rG-FirmeF
mixed western Sc ya'=-Firmeii
vesisIp GtGGJc. Eyc-Daii &! 500
sS:. P-2v.sjoUs-Q Iiet ard l1mi mes
p9ra $lJ 81, bulk shoulders ci95 3G
c,sa. rib s.iss osa5!c bacon shoulders
81, c.csr sidas G!c B1'.er-SsedY
IA unchanged CoTee-Sis&dy VIII
m1.e i-quirv. ct 23G 24.c W"'ssT---
Qu-.. I'D -o1i1z. - 95Ga,-.
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Az exciting contest is now going on
4 the city between the Nail City Boa!
Club OF Centre Wheeling and the Heg>
asr Boat Club OF North Wheeling, for
2 beautiful pair OF silver mounted boat
aar,, to he presented to the most popu-
at club CT the two. by the B. o. F.
League No. /. at q ball to be given by
.hc said League, at Turner's Hall, on
re evening OF the 18th OF April. The
lsr- can be seen at Mr.. Lawrence
Uelc,'a saloon, on Market street, and
... Truly q handsome and substantial
r.cs Of workmanship. May the best
wGv win.
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ToIsCIO HinTiICt.

TcLLpo, March 2I-FIour--Fa5E
demand and firm. Whest-lu fair DC
mard and advanced; No } white Wa
bash 81 4j, No. ] white Michigan So
extra do 65; amber Michigan l 49,,
April l 40; May 5S!; June | So, No
| red l 56; No. . do 45@l 45t. Corn
Steady; high mixed 6s@6s!c; M"y
1Oc; June 70Ic; low mixed &c; no grad,
6Gr. Oats-Quict and unchanged, No
. iD@c. Clover seed-Dull a. IS -.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Heavy DefaIcatiOn.

SAN Francisco, March 2I-Seyerai
months since Pension Agent Il. e
Bennett disappeared mysteriously. IL
pKs taen stated that his accounts were
all right, but q further examination OF
the books show that there is q deiaIca-
tion to large amount The examlna'
ton has not concluded aud the precise
amount has not been ascertalned.
Both the Freeman and Irwin raliroad
bills were defeated III the Senate last
evening. Farley's bill, accepted as a
substitute, comes up to-day. .r
The Assembly has defeated the oil
for abolshiug the militia OF the state
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
The Fighting at BiIbOa.

MADRID, March 21.-The fighting
before Brlboa between The Republicans
and Csylists was renewe ed early esterdayI.
1t lasted all day and closed with decia'
ed advantages to the national forces
Marshall Zerrono telegrsphed to the
Minister of War that his troops nave
driven back the Csrlist lines, capturing
at the point OF the bayonet several VII
lages occupied by Insurgents. "eanes
day. Several OF the Carlist batteries
have also been sileuCed.
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MEMPHIS.
Rotlies Eoul1.

MENpH1,, March 26.-The officers Of
the Capital City, which arrived from
below at midnight, report that the bod
les OF Mrs. Botrands, Mr.. Munday ana
q boy about IA years old, with red hslr'
had been found near the wreck OF the
Crescent City, and were awaiting IL
structions from friends. Capt. Goode
went down last night to tske charge ol
them.
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AYhcelino a'eg'ster.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Tc-NyCuTs ENrERrAlNMENT.-At the
s,,ic;farion OF his many friends in this
cf,v Prot. George N. Beshore has con.
scented to repeat his Prestidigitasion or
Magic performances, at the Opera
Hog.e this evening. The above gen.
,eman gave MS first public entertain.
men, st Washington Hall last Saturday
uigh; and Judging from the approval
sal delight of the lsrge audience pres
mt, his tricks must have been new and
wonderful. 1t is said his box trick
beats Pro-. Macallister's pandora
mystery all hollow. We advise all
or readers who want to enjoy pleas
Sd, and exceedingly interesting per-
.ormance,-thst which will illicit your
wonder and approbation-to 60 tc
Usm,lton's Opera Honse this evening
sai sec Prof Beshore in his wonderful
,-,ck
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New York Dry Goods Market
N-ru. Nnnr March o1.-Rusines

NEN I UNkl -uAINH 81
saws the Daily Bul!s!in'sreport, remains
spasmodic aud irregular with commits
sion houses but 'a,r jobbiuG trade is
progre ssing Cotton goods arc unset
tied, but lately reduced makes are
steadily held ~ agents Prints are
lairIy active and unchanged in price.
Pcrcales and dycss goods IN active re-
quest. Ginshamg are jobLiug at lUi
bv q large house, and selling al lOt by
the package Shswh are less active
Wooden goods dull. Foreign dress
goods and black mohRirs arc 'aj!Iy
active,
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PUBLIC OPINION

Under this head we invite and, publish
oil sorts OF communications, on all sorts Of
subjects, without assuming any rcSpOnsl'
billty for the sentiments expressed ard
merely giving ali classes Of onr readers IN
opportunity to be heard.
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Philadelphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-Fiour-
Very dull. Wheat-In fair demand
lor choice, other grsdss rejected; red
81 60; amber | 72; white | T@l so
R7e-Firm at 95996c. Corn-Tend'
ing W yellow S29S2!c, white a29
63c. Oots-Held firmly at 57G64c
Petroleum-Refned l4ic; crude lO5c
WhiskY-9Sc.
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CINCINNATI.
Died.

CINCINNATI, March 30. II. ETert
for many years connected with the
Western Union Telegraph company Of
this city, died yesterday, OF consump-
ton. He wBs known to telegraphers
as being one Of the finest operators in
the country.
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ENGLAND.
To.Morrow's Regatta

LONDON, March 27.-There ls every
prospect of 8 good day Tomorrow fof
the University boat race. The row.
ing of The Oxiords has greatly lm'
proved. The cdds are six 10 four on
Cambridge.
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CILye!aud IEErkci.

CLEVELAND March u" hseI-
OI.er ari s,s.Gr 40. l E5d 81 -, 10.
, 10 ! 46. Cora-FirD; 7g97Ic Tor
new mixed; 7l972; toE Old DO. oats
Steady; sic foT Mol Slste AZ, lor
Nc . 90 Parliamentary, fair
ENQUIRY and unchanged