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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-24

SEMINARY CHAPEL The chapel at the
Theological Seminary is 10 very dangerous
condition, at least the persons who attend re-
lipious services there thiok 80, though carpen-
tiers have examined it and pronounced it safe.
Twenty seven persons, as stated yesterday, we're
confirmed there on Sunday by Bishop Johns,
but 50 great was the dread of the falling of the
roof that the ceremony was Invested of much
of its solemnity, and the services Sunday night
had to be conducted in the prayer hall. Whether
safe or not the roof is certainly 10 bad condl-
ton, and should by all means be repaired at
ouce for those who don't apprehrnd any dan
ger are so annoyed by the manifest dread OF
those who do that none of the attendants upon
divine worship there cau have that peace of
mind so desirable during devotional exercises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-24

~APEWELLSG IANTN NAIL EXTRACT
" OK for opening boxes. 1t saves boxes,
nails and labor. For sale at manufacturers
NH ID IT. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-24

rROS. GRAIN RlBBONS-a full assert
VI mont of all widths and colors.
NH "a FEkG USON'S HAIR DEPOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-24

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER is the best.
- You can get it l47 King street
NH "a WIN F. EROOKES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-24

" EROSENE-l0 bbs standard Kerosene re-
IL ceived to-day by
NH "a j. y. MlLbU NV.
DRIME DRIED BEEF and CHEESE for
l. sale by
NH "a j. o. MlLBU Nm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-24

DEXTER'S GENUINE BALL KNIT
II TING COTTON, all sizes
NH "a FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT
, 1874-04-03
HEAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were filed for req
ord Thursday, April2:

Tho following Instruments were filed for reo;
ord Thursday, April2:
CITY PROPERTY.
Franklin st, cor Of Charles pace, " 531tr4o It.
| oateu March 81 consideration, $4,000,
4enry IT, 48 It Of Throop ut, T. 2lxl2l It, dated
jan. s; consideration, sl,3oo.
~ashtenaw nv, 33s1S It of Twelfth at, " 1, 60xl25
| IT, dated April 7; consideration, slGoo.
hcsaam ut, cor OF Lytlo st, +, Q7hx158 H. dated
juno q, 1878; consideration, "a, ,s75.
Huckar 81, " cor Of Erie ct, +, 50x0t II. dated
March 30; consideration, $4,000.
prairio Nv, 496 $40 IT Of Thtr.y-afth et +, 251
III 4s-loo It, dated Feb. %; confederation, s2,5oO
Prairie ay Ao1 $40 tt of Thrty-hftl. st. +, Isl
IL Saiesea g. r. q e s4a;a.
datoa April 2 :; consideration, ST 100. > -
Fulton st n coraes Of lager ct q I, 441x5Jsx IT,
aa1sd Mt Nov; 25 !. consideration, $4,000. ~
Iwenty-hrEt st, cor Of Wand st. +. q 1.10x1n5
H. wahss, asea Arril \. 1ss, eoSn,sidcrat9n, :, o:5
T. aatta IT, c a4,h = Of IT. a21
Wabash ~, $50 7-loo n Of Twonty-si1th st., +.
'osSS2 Fl Satsd t. 1fsh y
dated 1 March -; consideration &, 3,b0o. >1'' -
nseeM It, 20 + of Sophia f. t. 5511a5 It, tlatel
Calumet ~, l75 It II Il Twcnty fourth at, " oar
17s IT. dated April .; eonaiderstion tio SO.
Nngtso,ih at " eor1er of Latn st. +, 5oxla4 it.
Lots29 to s2, ia Block Of ", Of N, Y. y Sec. q.
~ ~ xta otier properly dated Fob eoasdc adti
Central park nv, 275 It n Of Ohio st, I, osx11o r.
S3,oO0 ~0AS'9'A"'''"'
NORTH OF CITY IIhllTs.
Lots 5to 8, In Block 28 Nayenswood, dated Fob 10
consdcration, $4,00o.
LOT ~ III Block O. RaEeuawood, with other pronerty
dateu jan. s: consideration, $Gal
- SOUTH or CITY 1IMITb.
Lot 25 IN Ilates Lots to 8, oto., Johnston's
Of n . Sec ., Us, II, dated March a; conaltera-
Lota TO in block of Blocks u anil ss 500 10,
~, ~ wlah ~ improvements, ntel Maroh IT; consllcra-
% Lots Of to y, in Block ], shmp's whaw II Doc 8,
W, It, dated March Is consideration, So 300
$3.50; ~"o' "''oA'
Lot II, In Duncana Block ', Taylor l. hrieR,s mart
" 4 seo. T. 3 II. dated April consideration,
Lot %. In Weston's Lots md Foreatvtlle, dated
April !; confederation, &, $50,
3a II, dated March IL j; confederation, $3.50.
Lot O In Block Of Whites AZ acrea iu 8 n of II
see 80, Il, dated April q: consideration, 81 900,
Lot 20 in BLOCK II, pLaras 4sw4 Bee, ID a8,
13 dated March q; consideration, $2uo. "
WRsT OF LlAirrH
Lot ~, In div1us ct al n Of II 10 Ecyea " n W "
eeiso4 sce. ,. 80. la, datod April confederation,
, 1874-04-03
MONEY AND COM MMERCE.
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING, April 2, 1874.
Tho dotnand for money ia still activo. Tllt
large monthly ana quarterly settlements Of yes.
terday md to-lay have kept bauk clerks doc,l.
ed'y b,,ay, and nearly all officers report calls fot
iargo discounts. mostly OIL short timo. Tho mn-
1or'ty OF tho banks supply customers froo1y md
would be glad to moot still Iargor dotnantls Tho
ratio OF discount for tho past two days tas boon
firm ut 10 per cont,
Tho bank o1earings to-day wore evon larger
than thoso OF yesterday, reaching s0,800,0o0.
Exchange was little firner, but We heard Of
no sales above par. A slight advance is nntici.
ratcd fora fow days It'll navigation ia fairly
oponea and shipments Of grain, provisions, oto.,
con1nonoe In earnoHt.
There is no change to notice In timo 1onna.
Agents OF Eastern monoycd institutions aud
capitalists aro offering longtime loa,s-atrictly
ilrst-class-at 3 por cont por annum, Range, :
@10 por cent,
CHICAGO HAv1N1B nANEH,
Tho following ia an abstract Of tile reporta Of
nine Of our savings banks, compared with thor
condition on tho lst of JRul1ary,
, 1874-04-03

| A'""N AsSA
NE METALS AND TIENEns' sTooKeWaro fairl,
ae11ve T,s a ana s.aady nt tLe Annexed quotations:
9o $l4.o0; do, tooang 14x2o, 1C, sl9 10 DO, ab1B
s25:6O.
rto M T1N-Largc, 23c small a4o; bar, s5c.
9oLnEnwNo. l, ?au; No. =. 2oc
LEAD-rig, Bc; bar, Oko; pipe, full coils lOc: cu
do, 1oNo.
slans. s9a. 7-
sHEEr ~ ~ 1noN-No. q, 6Ho rates Russia 1ron 8, o.
ana IL, a2c do, II and II, 21c; do No, sGi1lo a0s
rates; American 1ussiA--A, l5o; 3, l3c. '''N' -'>
GALVANIZED 1AoN-No. lGQa2o, l2c; No. al@a4, l9o
Do, 25@au l4o; No. 81, 1so; No. IS, &C., discount
Of Is per oent IA male from, this list.
47c; tuned "copper" 34e: planIshed cpper 4lo n cut
TO aizos. s3e. -
WlaE-Nos. to g. Dc; to 0, loo; 10 to H. lilo; IL.
1li1e; 13 aud ~ 1870; Is and ID, lie; H. 1861 IS,
l8c; TO- 1oc; 20 GOO; full bundle, per cent discount
foncs Mx,ysN wro, N19.t;.,o e1c; t., ..o, ,., ,'
rates: 2o@God. per key, s4.23: Cd aud I'd do,
$a.ao; CO Do, $i:75; 10 do, $500; ID do, s5.75
al Dc, hne, s725; plnch, s681sc, 1870 Of for 100-
kcg 10y lets. !, .ron,,.
,,s,;a u local doman continues good.
nianilta rope b. 16H@l7n; sRal rope, U ID, 1BN3
1s$S; hemp 1nEu ssah cord IL lsS2sc; narlue il,
, 1874-04-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


CLEAnED-schr Lizzie Doak, st. Joseph, aundrten.
dries. ~ N'@"' sui"
AnAIVfp-Schr 1thtca, Pentwator, lumber: sco5y
Gohtcsf Aenosl1h lumber schr Regulator pcntwater
humber; aehr Falcon, Al.,akegon, lumber scIr Snry'
coin, lumber. N'A~@ A""A' A1n.
, 1874-04-03
In spite Of tho effects of tue manic and Tho
ualll dulnoaH of thn Wintor 1nnnt]aa FIN ranorta

uhaal uulHess VI !le "lntof months, tho reporta
Show most gratifying result. Avery consid.
erablo falling or IN deposits might reasonably
hnvo bcou oxpectol, wlilo M increase Of S32 LOT
lias been realized. Capital aud surplus have
also increased 912o s15 whi'o loans on roal estate
mud on collaterals 81, ,IO5, sos. Tic iton's Of Of
bonds, and atocka and cnAh. and exchange a}ai,
show a handsome increase. It Is plain TINT
theHo banks are In tho aggregate 20 per cent
stronger than they were three months ago.
oi our people were 10 poor In pocket during
tho first two months Of the yoar. It was duo to
this calling. in Of loanH by our savings banks,
That Ho large an amount could Aavo been col
ing seriously felt in our financial atmosphere,
Shows the sounduess Of tho business Of the CITY.
FnE1auTs TO THE sEABoAnD.
Tho rccontly-annouucedd decline in rail froig1tg
On On produce to Tue Enst is understood to hnve
boon in practical operation for como tmo before
1t was formally admitted. Tho cost Of sending
grain by rail to tho scnbonrd Is now much less
than ever before at this time Of the year. The
consequence is free movement by rail routes,
and an unusual dullnoss In tho market for lake
fretghts. Shippers aro holding off, aud instead
Of loading several acorcH Of yeaac1s with grain
during the winter, ready to sail on tho rccoipt Of
news that tie Straits aro open, thoy arc
higher prices than they could wllen Now York
and Chicago arc again connected by open water.
Most OF tue vcssel-ownerH look decidedly blue
ovcr tho prospect.
wo ,,avo HEpIEMAnns na;stof ~ thasa oonnENoF' oaI
peat j. here, tint thore is but ono safe currency
om ror tans or any olher country VIZ: specie cur
ia;sy' iieany' q, a. least, currency with specie
a nas,s. oc.ohco e. demonstrates this. and history
con Sonntms n u. Ihose only deny 1t who are too
an,l 70 understand tic toaohlngs of both, or too
naoieht t le; to Try to comprehend thon. ~ is
tact t,'ct "mcn no well-lniornod person will deny,
a 1n&s currency oaaoa on bullion nover hindorcd,
nanpolou, ~ " aosangea commerce, or brought
f'n on panic. we DO not deny that . panic may
ta HappoI 1a. Mnoro Specie currency u IN croua-
aon: ~ Milat Wo soy H. that such currency
VI .tson never produces any aisastor:
+o,,e,' ~ ~ 1acs ; equally nndeniaoo that cur
;;onGy not passa on specie Aaa always worked
a:n..J,, w. n1t!oe, a!la "nen peraeVered IN long
oo1;a oouuBu nas eiioeo II national bankruptcy and
ioIn Ilera fu1u' ~ was 30 IN France undor
v1nn ,'', ta Inv. le vas 30 under the Revolution
Mne Mnen the aasignats wore issued, Il was so III
Norway; .t u %as to an extent 30 In this country
lesa VIZ ta1te coro coso ~ W." W 10 Zero aBain ua-
4o1S WA mt iadd iad - sate' ai,a =
, 1874-04-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

ALc0HoI.-Waa steady ut I.Ba61 i.9l.
UEANS-Aro dull aud eusy, Though hand -pickcl
lots usually bring full prices III retail way, We
quote Navfca. $2.l6G340; mediums. Sl.80@9i0
bUITElt-Thore WAS good demand for Tho differ
Ont grades Of buttcr Rnd, with moderate suupltcs.
snera were ennblcu TO- sustain former quotations.
shippers and local consumers operating freely at
the annexed range Of pricas 0hoica to fancy yellow
JSt9!os medium to good grades, 32334u 1nfnrIor to
conmon .aGS50of common to ChoicU roll, 28tG31c,
BAuGtN0-TAe pogglng trado continues 0uiot with
put slght fuctnation In prices. Amoskcag wns to-
ay advanced to Bic. Which the only change uoto
IolloWtng are tho quotations: Stark, 3lc; Ludlow A.
13o; Lewiston 4, 32c; American 4. 29a; Alnoskeag
3!o; Otter Creek, $40; hurap baga, and b,t, 1861
wool Backs, GOaB2e.
n1.ooM c0lsN-Waa dull at quotations. Only fow
snali ordera are coming forward. Wo quote: Choice
Anr b99Ho; do Dxtra, 90 corn Tint Will work itaef
ilto chotco hnrl BROOM, 7Yt5so; for good do.
s97G; good to choice stalk braid, 7H@8oi inferior
nUiLDlNd n1ATEn1ALs-were ato.ay under a
tS!s t' local inquiry Ihs supply Of mater!als With
a1Meso a!. FLAG Now York st.lcco, casting $3a5@s
PORTLAND eenaont 81 90 limo In bnlk 7sc@$l.0c
sg9oD; hlasteslnK hair, y hui 400 re lrsk 1000,
Ml!Waakeo aud Aaaine Trosaed, 27QUG339.6 .6U. dal.
lt!aana PresAod 2l5.o0d195 .00 do cotlulun, $1,000
8l299 nro-elay, y brl. S3.00@ l.Q0.
CANNED lO0DS-Teaches ann tomatocs nro IN
aoou aenatu, but hh1do from ta tho market Ia yury
tilliGt. Quotations nrb nH fninvr. " ''
, 1874-04-03

,ota1c ohaec eoHn soods waa quio but without
quiet. ,oooeeo. Mose!mack, ami Hpraguea shiriing
gre aalihR freely nt $40; ooto,ndcs moving at tho
yiast raoa percales and .lrcas-gooIs aro In stonlT
uou,and; colorel ska selling very low 500 '
, 1874-04-03

NEW 9QHk.
NEW YoRK, April Observation-Disclosures te-ilny 74O
making for the last three days. .Kuust ADDS for
the same tne last wrck Hales slow aud limited with
6Ho, live weight common to strictly primo steers.
1oNlg13ho.
snEEp-Freah rocolrss, 4,b70, nakiug G,Bs0 for tue
lust sc0 tlays against 012 for the gu1nn time lpat
week. About 0ns-llAf Of tho receipts areiyel late.
Tra1e was dull, but prices about aH previously r1-
ported. The sales effected embraced poor to EXTRA at
UNSQHe, will pronlil,ln bunch OF Pol,usylyunia
sheep, 1Tt lbs average, at 0Ho.
6WINE-Arryal8 t1-aay. 1,520 making II, &75 for the
last sreo doys, ag4iuy Ua0 for tbs sao tluo lust
week. 1.-Two hogs arc quoted at 9G93o With car
load Of light Ohio logs, 1856 lbs, at 6c md ono hnlf-
car Of rgs 20 s at 5000. Oty.dicsarl advanced to
DUEFALO.
BUFFALO, April 9.-Cattle-locepts. 1,T3a: total
for tho w1cA, 1885, Tho market waB a!ow ut ycYter.
dayB prizes. Tho frea arrivals arc chiefly through
cDnHiglnlonta. Laat weeks pr1ccs wura lrnly mnil.
nineu. Haies include J0D Il!uOa steers byorn1nu 8a
@l, ,20a Ill., ut $69iGa0D0; 7t Michigan apers ayurau
lug oOQl 2a0 s, " $5.bo@5,80 10 0llo ateers ".
eragnE l07D s. at ss.l2; III olerokee ntooss aver
agng a0a lhs, at $4+G0.
s!IEEP AND I.AMns-RocoiptB, 5000 total for tho
week, aG0o. Tho arkrt slow for wait Ut stock
freah arrlya1s Of through conagnments, Wescr1i
s'p sshG'ep S aml 5@so tno only sao reported lso
Noos-1secelptp Including III cars reported to Rr-
rive $500; total for tho week, 170Uo against i2 l0
!he aau'e time laat week. Tbs market ID ut dea-ioe
buyers Aolatng oti for leuline. Yorkurz, a5tt
6d1 heavy huKa, s6.7695o0, prime lot OF Yoriors
Nv LEO lbs could not lnu purchaser at $780,
New YUrk Dry t;oudA DInrltpt.
, 1874-04-03
COAINIEROIAJ.

THURSDAY EVENING, April 2.
Tho following woro the receipts and shipments
OF tho lending articles Of proluco In Chioago
during the past twenty-four hours, aud Tor tho
corresponding late one year ago,
, 1874-04-03

WHICH s Charge follows tho shingles.
meas. LenAah-Bixtoen iuohea N-s 'A'0A'
vs., HARDWOOD.
.,1 ntaeS W1lnut-Conncra, s10000@15o00: clear.
e. ~ comtnon, s3e.oo@to00 Gull, 600a
a5tu flooring, eB0.10. "-S'''s
nfassn,olear, sss.09@1ooo; common, $1o.ooa25 90
calI. lo;9o@l5oo; flooring, sao,oo@ 1000.
9 9uas1glear. 70 Gs. s2ooo84ooo; common, s1o0o@25oo
az salekoryTc,ear ~ s Gle $2aoo@so.oo; common, s2ooo@
Gull, $l000@15,00, S@' SA'''o"s1''oo'
an 19nutternut-oloar so5.oo@Gooo; common, s2o.oo6
=, ,CJhorrya:c1oar. sto.oa@co.oo; common, s1c.oOa
a. Whiewood5Gear, " $3o.oo@4 1000 common, s2o.ooa
Wagon s!ock-lIickory axtcB, per net, 81. .ooa1 15o:
wagon nolcs eacl, 466955c box boards, S3D
ror,ua red cedar, 3sc per ft mahogany. J6@ los
90 coantcrs, 6oo rosewood, 5O@30c w4itc holly a0o
, 1874-04-03

1lICfCAB6 fDCp}Uf9
aoont IA coo hogs wore yardcd today, takoa III con
necs2n with =, npfsyornhlo reports from New York,
buffalo and philadelphia, gavo tho uurkct setback,
Tor common to cloice, which we're substantially tic
closing rates Of Tuesday. In other wortla, tho nd
Waa r0asonaaic degree Of activity. but euors found
impossible ~ to slcar ths pens very considerable
several divisions Of ts yard at tha c'oss " ~ r o
Sales were ut sisoi st.oo for acallnwngs at s5o5oS
for common to medium aud ut 6.35CSU0O for good 10
80 49, ~
, 1874-04-03

nass e DO q a2l6 100 bars ehoico HUNGARIAN At
ou4a ~ o5HG % bnga Mt Ggc cnrs fax at $11o
sALT-Fol1owtng nro tho atiutotions Of,onlagn
mnq sagnnw' ine. sl.oo; Canuda, do, g 90; ord..
nnry coarae, t2o0; eonrso diamond, S31O; ground
sm $1'tS aery without l,ags &0U dairy, with
psRR9. III. fs.Vgf Aahton dairy psr aackt $500
,ci.,eS a1 ~, tca rado nAlhlnha good degree Of
aro firmly nthorod to. NO n,,oto; Young llyap1,,
common to fair, 3e@4ao; do, Eoo1, 68Gsoso: 10
snolce 70 oStrn fnct 08c@ to common 10 tlne Old
Aysots hoaFSoc common nr,crIal, G2M85c good 10
0toiee 20. gooa Sl.10 fair to rood aulnow]Gr. ma
w eloise ringa,oy sl.1069t.2 extra Moyno $i5
@ c.o9o s 70 extra 'ltW JHlNn, O5c2$l0J COM
v " 8Joa % " fair 10 good dill, 06@76c
11o common to fine ooong 33Gf45o pood b5lSd6o
chnicg to extra, b5sG1$1. 40, o' "S'
TODAOCO-to Urotc:
Eihk uu1-Extra, 100000 cliolce c0fahso ma1,rn,
ooIgobo; ronr to common, :5GaIac,
,rIua-Naturai leaf, 75@sgc; half bright. ooa7oc.
se ee@mss ssss = sA''s' aass'o' Medium aa
=, W9oDopEaeea aro weak and unaelcd Wo nuotc:
ncoch. a0o@s 20; mape, soo0G060: hickorv Nh M:
slAun, 89.o 0n06o, delivered, 'sAoA'' PAo''''
WUol-Waa qliict apd unchanged. ouotut,ons ~.
Iub, washed, primo. noanxo
~ wasl,s:l, common to .4sSoo
Ficoeo wass and xx, iiaht.
F!eoce washed, and Xxx. dingy. aTs aSo
n!coeo washed, rnclium Light. 80 :,
Guhtso 11, HAsne1.
Iiceoc. unwashol. coarao to medium Sf,SSa aSo
E3!'eeeo' nawaahed coarse aud diney ,2sa3oc
nloece, uhwashed, fne ....,,,.,.. ..'.. osSa6c
ouPor and extra puea...
, 1874-04-03


-
good goods. anil orc holding m tn III. rcmnnn,, n,
their stocks with very dcciae tlrnncas Tio Eastern
amount Remaining IN tho haa Of obiera orc II Mac
a sma ny WS aHoto: Nov York factory, mild, l7@isa
l2@16c. ~ 00S'''0 'S"'A "'""''
ehngo in nsiccs Wo rcneat onr III n. f,inw v ~
ht9 prepared, S11,Q0, iaclsewnntM, so ~. ncnuayi.
vania Carmel, 4Bs9aV0 Inljann Unsmci a. IN ETic
and Walnut IT'LL sam 1roohe - m nlssr' o. III sn
@000 Kirkland ur,te II IN: ffnrtinr Winr n
| $5.00i barclay, $500 "S'''' """''A8So"'
| SoCEENhtE-EDll6T1HB nr0 tho Qtlu&htfonH rnrk
atIel" $lD3G7l.l6 Whisky uNrTGQ. n 10n1 1G lnrIt
tlcrces, ot,r barroe 4B6Hc iiork stnvna
Inue, SlbNGa120li no. bckctl, $2O nua rs OD: forcn
, 1874-04-03

New Yurlt Dry t;oods 1IarLpt.
New YoHM, April 2.-Dnslness waH auiut with com,
rnI&aion huu4ss wad tho 1obbiug trala ioss squYs.
, 1874-04-03

sllEEp-Thero was very poor casa OF stock on
haie to-y and tso average Of the prices paid WAS the
quality Of tho offerings, tbs prices realized woro ao
al good as hayo previously prevailed No sales Wcro
bulk changed hans Within tho range Of so,oG@7. CO.
Local butchers bought more nhoraiiy thai, for soruo
time past but tho lnrgar portion Of stock wnx tntn,
for tho Eastern narkats. Thc following trs1fars ara
a fDlr criterion Of tho market 9
, 1874-04-03
LOCAL BTouK RATES.


LATEST.
New YonR, April 2.-Tho Treasury alsbursod
0,000. @''0"A'oo
Customs receipts, s4ia,000.
Money was oaAy ut SOL,
Sterling wnH dull at 1886 for 60 days; s4.ss
latter price. ' wv
CARRYING rates, 1@5 per cent, closing atB
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Governments cloacd firm.
HtocltB, early to-day. woro quiet, but boca,ne
activo and strong towards the close, with a aon-
t' eral ADVANCE tho closing prices being highest Of
Wabash, Western Union, Pacifo Mail, St. Taul'
Lako Shore, aud Northwestern. Erie was OK.
ecoptionally weak, and declined s5c. The sales
between 10 aud O'Clock wore Il, ,0O0 aharos, Of
which IA 900 woro Western Union, 10. 600 linton
nacillc, 5000 Erie, 1900 Luke Shore, 5000
Mnil. ~'"SN 'S'1c
, 1874-04-03
CHICAGO I,uunEn MAi,KEr.

THURSDAY EvEN1Na, Arrl1 4.
The wholesale narko wns dull and weak ior fumicr
Ihere we're three or four ffoall arrivala e, about az
Jugs consist c4'oay Of piece stun, cargo Of Which, II
~ lldcsaood, sold 1t $1,000 this morning, lccllno
Of Coo per m st. Only fow local dealers Woro On In
market, ho although they want The humber, as ynri
supplies aro badly broken, Btill refuse 10 ay asking
prices, claiming TINT with tho retail prices at Si1Oo
prices, for green reca atun at leae appears to Go
downward. Thoro wna no clinnEo in freghts Tho
rate TO MuBkcgon il quoted ut $l76; anisteo - 01a
2.:s; La'dington, S2to. No sales wcre reported.
AT TIE YAHDB
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

Those wanting cards, letter heads, bill
heads, envelops, sale bills, and in fact all
kinds of job work, will save money hy
giving the REPUBLICAN cali.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30
chow TO GO WE STU

This is an inquiry which every one
should have truthfully answered before
he starts on his Journey, and a little care
taken in examination of routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money.
The Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy
Railroad has achieved splendid reputa-
ton in the last three years as the leading
Passenger Route to the West, Starting at
Chicago or Peoria, it runs direct through
Southern iowa and Nebraska, with close
connections to California and the Terri
tories. 1t is also the short line and best
line to Quincy, Missouri, and all points in
Kansas and New Mexico. Passengers
on their way westward cannot do better
than to take this route.
This line has published a pamphlet en-
titled "HOw TO GO WEST" which con-
tains much valuable information; a large.
correct map Of the Great West, which can
be obtained free of charge by addressing
the General Western Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad,
Chicago, Ill. Jant0-74-y1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30

One volume OF the InGlana Journal.
Weekly, will be given as a premium to
any one who will send us $3.50 for five
yearly subscribers, for the MARSHALL Coun-
ty REPUBLICAN. Here is good chance
to get good Republican paper, for avery
title trouble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-30
- -THEc IA
ADAMS PLOW,
MANUFACTURED BY
W. J. Adams, Plymouth.
The Best Plow Ever introduced
into Northern Indiana.

First Premium awarded at the Marshall County
Agricultural Society Fair, 1871, 70 and %. When
exhibited and tested in competition with the "Oli-
yer" South Bend Plow. Laporte Cast Steel Plow,
and the best Plows manufactured at Goshen, War
saw and Fort Wayne. The Committee and spec
t1tors were of the opinion that the
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-13
fparNcrpLEs OF THE CHANGERS.

We call, especial attention to the procla-
nation Of principles and purposes adopted
by the National Grange. We have re-
peatedly fe.t called upon to correct mis-
statements, often apparently reckless or
malicious, upon this matter. We have here
an authoritative statement made by the only
representative body authorized to speak for
the Organization. 1t proves the Incorrect
ness of much that has been said of their
plans and purposes. Every fair-mindsd
man, and certainly every honorable jour-
nalist, will be willing to accept this avowed
utterance. This beautiful aud condensed
statement is worthy to be read and re-
cad by every man in this broad land. It
bears upon il the impress of a
sincere and earnest devotion to the good of
humanity that must commend it to every
patriot, philanthropist, and Christian. 1t is
inspired by the best spirit of our civiliza-
ton, Compared with the utterances of
mere partisans it is as pure gold to brass.
The nobleness Of these sentiments COM
mend themselves to the hearts and con-
sciences OF all men. viii the newspa-
pers who have studiously misrepre-
scented the Patrons of Husbandry noso
have the manliness to print this brief
statement of principles and let it stand
long enough to neutralize the effect Of their
false and libelous assaults.
The new movement may be modified and
changed in non essential features. 1t may
be revolutionized in its intended economy,
but we are sure Of this one thing, that it
WILDE true to the noble work which il has
proposed in these simple and significant
words. Behind these grand purposes we
hear the steady tramp of that mighty army
Of Industry on whose banners the
light of glorious victory for
truth and right ere long shall shine.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-13
THE NATION al GRANGE.

Ths meeting of the National Grange of
the Patrons Of Husbandry, now in session at
st. Louis, is a most important event in the
history of that order. This meeting will no
doubt determine whether the order shall
continue under its present ritual substan
tally, or make such radical changes in it
as may meet the objections urged by some
honest friends of the movement. The
matter is in very safe hands and we believe
the order will be held firmly to the benef-
cent purposes which it was design
edto effect. Mr.. Saunders, its distinguished
founder, is. one Of the purest and ablest
men in the country. A man of few words
and great deeds, he sees clearly the work.
ing of the mighty organization which he
initiated. While such counsels as his pre-
vail, the order is safe from the contamipa.
ton Of political demagogues OF corrupt
control Of any kind. q