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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
EB1f ON Third STREET, GEORGETOWN

PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
b bt5i ON rHlhD STREET aE0kGEr0"s'
- On FRIDAY, April 10Th, at O'Clock . m =,
e SHAH sell AZ public auction, in front of tn !
premises, part OF Lot AS, IN Beatty aad II Az
EIbs eodtion 20 9eorRetowI, fronting IS feet on
the south eide Of Third street between Arb ar ana
FREDERICK street, by depth of rs feet
Inc improvements consist Of an eeg ant two story
IDS and iwo-story Rack Building, the whole CON
slnlDG nice rooms, including bath ROOM also snit.
road cars pass the door and the propry is in every
way aeslrsble, having all the modern improve
rear of Lot. w ~
Terms: One-third cash; balarce fu two eauaI
ms allmeLts at six and twelve months after date
with interest at ten per cent. per annum from az
OF sale, credit payments TO be secured by a dad Of
trust or ell cash at the option of purchaser. OOn-
veyapclng at purchss~i's cost. depssit of one
hundred collars required as the property IA
struck off. f' 10
mar2S l2s~ THOS BOWLING Auct
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The Markets.

=, BALrTMoRE, April 7.-virginia skies, con.ol-
dated %; Virginia skies, old. 80; West VirginiA's
l0'l; North Carolina sizes, old, rs; do, new, TO-
do special TAX, bid to-day:
miadlipg,, BN@l5ss. Flour dull and unchsugsi
Wbtat hrm and In good dema. d-choice amoer,
loeeGl 81; Pennsylya nia red. 1s@l76 Corn active
s arc nrmEwhte southern: a@a; yellow southern,
Hay dull, l60e@s0 PROVISIONS strong and
n sc, snd Sni.,; nothing of ring Mess pork
sisee, sss@sx. BscOn-shou'dsrs, Is: clear rib
s1bes. Us (dyz. Sugar cured hams, $50 4 Lsrd
sssgsA. Western butter very scsi e; tub s. M
Coffee nominal. Whisky dull, IS. Sugar un-
NV YORK. April 7.-stocks weak. Money, 4.
Gold, B5s. Exchange, long, &S5'l; short, <sSx.
HEw GoRk, April 7:Ifiour firm. Wheat lc
LoSpoN, April Z, 80 .. m.-Erie, IS. New York
Central, 9Ih.
LoNDJN, AprilT,l SOP m.-rhe wea.her through.
out EnRlaI to day is fair. Erie, ssI6sA.
LONDON, April Z, 20 D. M Tbs smount OF bnl-
lion gs-e into the Bank Of England on balance to-
day 10 f6r,0O
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Washington Stock Exchange, April 2.
Quotations furnished by Middleton d Co., bakers:
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U. s. gold, 13x bid, 13x asked.
l. S. Bonds-520's, 1864, NJ. & NJ, 191 bid;
1865, do, 204 bid; 1866 j. & j., 204 asked. 1861
DO, 194 bid, 204 asked. Bank stocks-National
Bank OF Republic, 135 bid, 165 asked; National
Metropolitan Bank, 10l bid; Second National
Bank, 94H BID, 102 asked. City Passenger II ALL
roads-Columbia stock. q asked. Sundry list
National Theater bonds j. * j., Z per cent, 80
bid, IS asked; Masonic Temple bonds, f. 4 A.
per CT, gold, 80 bid, 95 asked. District securi-
ties District Of COlumbia) -Wn. Co. s. bonds
rs, j. & j.. 1875, so asked; permanent i'm
provement, rs, j. & j., 1891, 70x bid, 10 asked:
market stock bonds. rs j. & j., 1892, "a bid, II
asked; water do, 1903, IS bid (Washington)-
Water stocks, 6's, j. A. j. s. o.. 1874, 80 bid
Fund. loan bonds. (COng) IS e., j. x j., 1892
80 bid; do. Leg.l 6's e., M. & N; 1902. 75K bid
90 asked. Board of Public works-Certihcates
general Improvement, sc, j. & j., 1874. 81
bid, SiK asked; do. 1875. &c bid, 80 asked; do.
1876, IS bid, 20 asked; do. 1877, lax bid, Is
asked; do. 1873, TAX bid, II n asked; do. series,
1S bid, BOY asked. Certihcstes, sewer, S's, j.
j., 1874; II bid. IlI asked; do. 1875, Sc bid
60 asked; do. 1876, 81 bid, 81 asked; do. 1877 Sc
bid. 81 asked; do. 1873, 65 bid, 66 asked; do.
series, Go bid, 81 asked. Water cartiic ites.
SIS, 1877, ~ bid, 50 asked.
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, April The Posts financial
article says:-Gold opened at 49,, declined
teadIly TO il3 and has since sold at 2ali3X
On gold loans the rates have been Hat to 81
for carrying. The foreign exchange market Is
dull. with sales on basis of AS for prime bank
er's sterling. The stock market, on a small
volume OF business, opened strong, but soon
became heavy, and has so continued. Money
remains abundant at las for call loans and s 70
! for prime to good mercantile paper. Govern
ment bonds are steady. Southern state bonds
were quiet and q fraction lower than yesterday
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CHARGE OF STEALING PROM UNCLE SAN
Sergeant Husband, connected with the govern.
$50 sCdd. My disappeared, and at the 80 ne time
considerable government property (clothinsl
Was missed. Last night OAfcef Edelin, arrested
him near Mrs. Shea's ranch, with som Of the
clothing In his possession, and he IL held at no.
lice headquarters for hearing before the Po-
lice Court.
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WAsHINGToS FIsH MARKET To-DAY.-Sold
hv ". A. Golden & Bro, s, 600 shxd % SIS per
lee, Is eco nerrings, SO 20 go per thousand 900
tsylots, - to So per hundred; 100 punches rock
n . cents Ter bunch.
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Weshail oron fCr Inspection MONDAY, Marel,
&c, The lhIg 'ss aoc mos. choice assortment #
CARP ETS
ever exhibited in the District
The patterns hsve beeu selected with .reafese
csTe aud are al q tho very --latest designs
The prices NJ " bich NE Ger cur Carorts tbts sea.
s1y VII gre All sn up unity TO purchase
EnGIlsH TAPEs1RY BRUSSELS
k3wELL and HARIFoED TsREE PHYS.
ENGLISH TAPkSTkN INgRhINs
IMITATION bRrSSELs
HfMP AND RAG OAhPETs.
sTAIR AND HALL Do
EXCELLEST WHITE MATING AT gs CTS.
be sure and zee our me AssOrtm snt before pur-
chasing elseW here. ~
Lemember THE ARCADE.
wOOLFoRD q sHILBERG,
427 sEvkNTH STREET,
mGT2l tr between ID aud sou,hwa~.
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REAL Estate SALKs.-Lstimer & Cleary
auctiOneers, have sold, for John Il. Castel, ex-
ecutOr, parts of lots and 3, in square s23, in
proved by frame dwelling, on Virginia ave-
nue., between ith and 9Th streets southeast, to
7. +. McCsuley, for 81 EOS; for g. Ingle, trus
y2Dia avenue and Goth street, 10 A. A. WILSON
for - eco; also, for the same trustee, the west
part OF lot 2 in square I05, improved by three
story brick house on II street, between 18th and
10Th northwest, TO Mrs. Susie A. Bergen, Tor
$500.
Thomas Bowling, suctiOneer, sold yesterday.
for ". ID. Cassin, trustee, a two-s:Ory frame
house, situated On the road TO Tennally town, TO
George Kengls < Bro, for 81 $50
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DRY GOODS.
IMMgNsK REDUCTION!
RRoisaHAD A. en-

~ ~ ~.
Are row opening ~ eutire stssk 81 DIV
GOODS, gusi pOrct as.c IN NeW lstk by M Brof.
besd, Al " oLderfulD loo prices.
pfess Goocs In AZ variety snt % tn het sfyie.
and fAori.s, from l.'se. ~ % - - Psrv.rs
siS, 81 g. and s. cat lossi - per oeas issl than
nest perfect tnish
Bisct Alpaca, &c. single width, dsnbls Width
Reversible Ot;Ousn shswls, siS
White Shetland Wool slawis. 81 IS
Lsot = al Licen " muled N sndkerchirfs, Ne
tGtes One Button q lnrcd n td-, 65c.
~ so'ss Two Button Party Kids, -sc.
- gAnsn,s N.fton lSr., and other Blesched aud Un-
nnlss.ttl Oottohs &c and upwards Good lou -prtcei
,Lihu SSe splenaiS styl fsxt-oolored Prints OILY
RRS...A ~ ~ Linen Iawe's. 81 pr y~n and NJ.
btssk SrensdiHes from a0s te a per ward: fthesa
sco1s are very cheap Corse.s, Ns.c and M
iHsses IN ereAt variety. very low Coafsf s1f
tiMh sroei Cotton. &c aud . lot ~ otSeT so.sls
tgnAly lo~ Our goods q the b.~t makes ant
- ie-, selected .tth rres; csre, hosght sno sold
BRSDaGAD a. CO.,
STRING GOODS
RECETTED DALE
beautiful line OF Alpscas q; popular r-ic.-..
Piaie 'siriped and Plain Esinspoks n lJ~ asares
PiQues IN different st. les Aad ysri 5us prices.
Gotten aid Hosiery cheap.
EMORY BAXTER.
nhB-u 1S2o Peunsy suis asanue
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TURCo-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
e0S + street. 321.
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LOCAL NEWS.
anusements. &C., Tonight.

NasisraI rzeatsr.-Benefit OF George Metkif,
ssBtin Waters Run Deep" and "Quiet Family"
thrift Ope-a Hoass.-Chariotte Cushnau as
"Queen Katherine" in "KIng Henry VIII"
n<aser Centque--"Clsude Duvsl" and other
novelties.
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TOWN AT aUTTION

a BY virtue Of deed Of trust 70 rs dated J uIy
"a 18Th, la1, and recorded IN Libar No 69I, folio
one Of the land records Of Washington, ID.
will sell at public auction, in front Of the premises
cn rBIDAf, April 10, 1874, at 4 o'clock D m, ali
OF tnat part or parcel Of ground known az Lot
es hty lime 09), in Tbrelkeld's addition 10 George
sISn: Besnnne for ssid part 81 the south side OF
~ street and II the sni Of one hundred aud twenty
feet easterly from tbs beast corner OF Warren
sna 20 streets thence essterly with the line Of 81
70 arren street, sixty feet shance ,sterIy psr.i-
lei to "a street ur feet (; theGce .outherly par-
eriy parallel to I'd street. sixty feet 6Ol aud then
nSrtherly, parallel TO Warren street, Que huaur a
ana hftN six feet (l56b to I'll street sai the begin
nngi with the improvements thereon. consisting of
60, two.story Bffcs House, No. ll3 81 ST.
Terms made known a. sale
BAIEBRIDGE H WEBB, lr-..o.
- CHARLESC BUR-. trustees
msr3l JOSEPH r KELLY luct,r
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BALLS, DC.
THIRD ANNUAL BALL,
ron THE BRNEFIr OF =,
r n 3 c n IL DIR EMS HOSPITAL,
MASONIC TsMPLE,
TUESDAY EyENING, Arm 2 IL.
BALLS, DC.


shove entertainment, the Directors ~ the "a
hosEitsl think q only necessary 20 ref z 70 ~
the char setter and pur Of the institutias ~
20 be benefited the ed for sue . charftv IN w
WashingtSn, and the amount Of good Il has already
accomplished In relieving the fferngs Of tha sick
and disabled peor, without distinction As q .sr,
eeet nationality or ooler, dsd free Of al oosf or ar
Tickets may be obtained from the members of AM
OF the committees, and AZ the places her tickets
Tor such entertainments are usually sold
Admitting gentleman aud LADY ............. : 90
additional isdy.---....-............. , go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
ID 81 Louisiara avenue, two doors east of Il

IL !
u GAL LOUISIANA avenue, two doors east OF 7th ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
BRIDGE STkkET. GE0RGEr0WN- ID. @.
- By virtue of aetree Of the su prem- CJrrt of
- cause No. 3.323. wherein Margaret Hoir.msn
PENDANTS, the undersigned, as Trustee, will expose
on THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of A pril, A. D 1874, ct
Bolmesd's addition to Georgetown, d. o., begin
ming for the at the end Of the first line of
feet Of erourd the north side Of Bridge street
Lease by John Holmead to Robert Butler, Sepse IN
her 9ib, 1876, and running by and with the north
line OF Bridge street eastsrly 20 the corner 10 I,
flrmerly belonging to Ca plain l.. scs all, said
Bridge street. belt 20 feet more then northsrly
parallel with Montgomery street IS feet; then wes'
erly parallel to Brcge street 30 feet more until IL
ntersects the second lire Of the before
lot leased to Butler thence southerly parallel 10
Montgomery street IS feet TO b. dgs street and place
Of beginning
Terms Of sale, ss prescribed BY the decree: One
third cash; balance in two equal payments, six
and twevle NOR his from day OF sale, with Interest
with liberty to the purchaser to pay ell cash dawn
Title reserved until last payment is made. $50 to
be paid down at the time Of sale All convey sncfng
at cost Of purchaser. The Trustee reserves the
right, IL terms Of sale not complied with in fivs
days after day Of SALE to resell said property i've
days notice through some newspaper published in
the District Of Columbis, at the cost and risk Of
wM. d. CASeIN, Trustee.
marie Goods THOS. DOWLING, Auct.
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TIE OLD NOksENsN-CANON kISGsLRY's
SFCoNB LEcTURR--This acco Dplished Eng
iishnan, who IL at once so well known both a.
Ioet, writer and preacher, will lecture In the
Congress ationsl church "Wednesday evening on
a subject no less interesting 10 Americans than
his. great lecture on Westminster Abbey. If
an Englis6msn should be interested In the old
Morse expeditions 10 this continent, much more
should AmeTIcans.
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let ORNAMENTS.
Just received, a fine assortment in
GIMPs, FBINGEs AND BOTTOMS.
NewstyIes, at LOVES, $40 Penn. avena4,
ap4-St' And eI1 Market Space.
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
per bottle. 40
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LADIES' GOODS

A MADAME ESTREN's. 6Is 18Th street, 90
4 reduce our enormous stock OF Human Hair.
81 slds, and Curis. Very handsom. Braiis % a new
styl al 81 and upwaras; pesutiful Curls from 50
cents upwards.
Lsdies In want will save money and time.
all. .oy-Sn
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LOOK AT THIS, LADIEsi-I have used Vince
Ter & Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven
teen years without any repairs being needed.
1t has worked perfectly during all that time,
upon all kinds of family sewing. [ believe the
Wheeler & Wilson to be without an equal
MARGARET MITCHELL,
40 81 LIST street, Georgetown ID. @.
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SPRING GOODS AT Low PRICES.
JNO. II. SMOOT e. son

JNO. II. SMOOT e. son
119 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETowN. D. O.,
Are daily receiving new and desirable q ,ods
adapted to the early Spring Trade, Comprising the
beG makes Of BLACK SILK, PURG MOHaIR%,
ALPAOAs, TAMIsE. BYZANTINE, BLsOK
GRENADINES and SUITIEG FABRICS Ladies
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS
With large assortment of PRINTS. OAMBRIOS
and PkRCALEs, yACOSETs. IRISH LINENS,
NAPKINS, TOWELS, LINEN and COTTON
sHEETINGs, TABLE LINEN aud SPRING
CLOTHS fer Boys wear, &c.
Also, full line of ell the best known makes of
SHIFTING C0TT0ES, and other seasonsb!e
goods, which we offer ~ the very LOWEST Cash
PRICES, and ask call from purchasers.
JOHN II. SMOOT son.
" Our purcha being ma5e exclusively for
CASH, we are enabled TO offer inducements to cash
purchasers. mar20lm
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RowDrRs AT A CoLoRED BALL-Lar rtsbt
the co'ored Odd Fellows ball in Mark house
hall. Geor get0wn, Vas interrupted by M.
rowdits, who behaved In . very disxracefnl
maBntr- Lieutenant Hurley was notified OF
their coings, and sent Oficers Hsrper AMI
Green, who took John Gardner, Zschariah
Meyers and David johnson in'o custody and
locked them up on charges Of disorderly con-
crct, ard they were this morning fined S5 each
by Judge Smell Myers was also ch ged with
resistance TO Ofacsr Harper, whom he struck in
tbs face, and was fined arc and costs.
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SUIT AGAINST TELEGRAPH COMPANY
FOR ALLEGED NcN-DBLIvkRY OF A MESSAGE
Mr.. William +. DeKnight OF Sumter, South
Carolina, yesterday entered suit for ~ so dam
ages against the Western Union Telegraph
COmpaby, alleging that In June, ISIS. u dis
patch sent 20 lin from this city BY one Mrs. Z.
w. MeConant IN these words: leone at once
pa Will 90 with you TO the President" Was tenn
poraIiiy withheld from him by the company's
agent In sumter, with intent TO deceive him the
petitioner, and that thereby he suffered pecu
mary loss TO the amount OF 81 500 and by dsIay
IN receiving the sisPsteh Aforesaid was estopped
from concentrating bust ness arrangement. hsr a
likely 10 have resulted in great benefit a. him.
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chss. Stott q Co., 4SO Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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CPRING AHD SUMNER GOODS,
ATPOPULAR PRICES
Ladies' Dress Goods, newest sty les; Black Al
Decaa and Mohairs, q specially; ssperior Black
silks, from 81 TO 81 7s loo pieces Cassimeres from
60 cents up; Sun Umbrellas and Parasels.
BENJAMIN MILLeR,
MARI. SIN. 101 Bridge st., GeOrgstown, DO.
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RY THOMAS DowLIaa, Auctionesr.

A VERY pISIRABLE THREE-sTOYY BRICK
pMSLLiNG-H HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN AT
- On FRIDAY, AyriI 10th, at ) O'Clock .. m,
ri will sell, on the premises, parts of Lots 81 and
De5, fronting about 20 ieet on tn. north side OF
~ street, between Frederick aud = Ayette stre-ts
The iproyeme nts consist of q very desirable threS-
story Brick bselling house mo. s4J, containing
nine rooms and cellar.
Terns: 0nethird cash; balance in 6, II and Is
months, with lnter,s ST at per cent, secured by a
deed q trust on the property. CSnveysncng al the
cost Of the purchaser.
sr3 THOS. DOWNING Auct
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THERMOMETERS and Baromcters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tn street,
Intelligencer building. 1928
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Grand Display.
Sprtug Opening.

CARPETS! CARPETS . CARPETS "
At BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
OvER sOO PIECES JUST RECEIVED.
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THE IRISH HOME RULE LEAGUE OF Washing
ton met last night at Trades Union Hall, Capt
ID. MeMshOn in the chair and j. l.. Dease
secretary, and a committee, consisting OF
Messrs. ID. A. Brosnan, James s. Fitzpatrick,
VIM. Fegan, Daniel Grady, and John Kennedy,
was appointed to solicit names and funds. The
secretary reported the receipt of s25-a dona-
ton from MIR. John NJ LangstOn-and a vote Of
thanks was terdered him. The name of Mr..
John McDeyitt was handed in for memb ership,
and he was elected Secretary Dease moved
that a national roll OF honor be opened, with
the nsmes OF all persons contri buting one dollar
or more, and that the name of Prot LangstOn
be placed At the head Of the list adopted. Mr.
Dease rendered his resignation as secretary and
MT. j. Bellew as elected instead. The roll OF
honor wss OpenCd, and a number of names were
entered thereon.
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RECEIPTS OF THE DISTRICT GovRnSxsNr
ls79i during the month OF Mach isT4 rooted
up Washington, s3l, 1890; Georsetoyn.
K,c,;;ed COUNTY qany slall2i-total, 81, sg7 .s3
81 CO.'S arrears, 81 .OOl As; special tanss TosS
corr orstion), s3.75s g; water. adysrtisea
s4i4 81, red mptoin tax lien eertisssta.
sll,Slg :S' markets, ss6.1i. Total receipts
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THE COMING FEST OF THE WASHINGTON
SCEUETZEN NERRIN AT a meeting of the
committee of arrangements OF the washingto
SchuetZen Verein at the park yesterday, IS 900
was appropriated for the fest this summer, aud
subcommittee were appointed to perfect the
arrangements. The fest will take place on
June 10Th, 30th, and July LIST, ID, and Sd. Ex-
tensive i'm provements have been made at the
park, including the beautfyiDg of the grounds,
erecting q new shooting stand, q new music
stand and three large refreshment booths the
planting OF over hundred trees, &C., sc.
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BUILDIra AssocIATIoSs.-At the twelfth
monthly meeting OF the Republic Savings aud
Building association last night, 10 shares were
advanced upon, at an average premium OF 20
per cent
- meeting Of the First Cooperative
N"FinR ociAtion last night, s12 900 were
sold at an erage of 20 per cent.
Az the 9th meeting OF the Security Building
association last night, two shares we're ad
Nahced on at an average OF 50 per cant
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BUILDERS Depot.
opposite Center Market, will be opened on Apri
lg, lT4, VIII . sey and large scsortment Of
CONSUMING in Part 81 DOOR and WINDOW
FRAMIe, Doors. eAsHls, BLINDS, BRAOK.
/ shall Be haspy 70 zee my cd patrons aud ell
others In vant Of Goods Ia my line and respectfully
''''" |. sn"'' u inc p'sPfTTHRkY eeLnAH,
With BARBHR HBADeReOH,
Wholesale WGshouss, 3Oy u. Broad strsst,
Philadelphia. mafH In
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-04
From Nashville.

NA'lvlLLE, January 3.-At meeting
OF the executive members of the labor
reform party of Tennessee, held in this
Guy Today, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Ihp present unnecessary financial
cAia1ity-the result Of 8 com bina-
ZION p! Eastern capitalists and monopolhts
70 ROB labor and impose burdens and
hardsh,ps upon tho faSor,ns and nro-
ducing classes Of tho West and South
i"sother with the experience Of the past
Few years, leaves rs no longer any hone
that the Eastern bondholders, capitsljsts
ana monopolists will consent to such ma.
teriai changes in our financial and trans.
portasion systems as will secure TO tho
western and Southern workingmon the
fruits Of their industry.
whereas these unjust combinations of
inc capitalists and monopolies OF the East
e.h states are imposing burdens and hard
snips on the industry of the west and i'm
posed by African slavery; and
Whsreas the law of self preservation is
inc hrst in nature and the most important
70 man, 1t Is therefore tho duty Of the
isoofihg and producing classes Of tho
west ana south TO unite in an effort TO
! rec themselves from combinations 20 un-
just and oppressive; therefore be it
resolved That we recommend 70
70 me isboring. and producing classes of
'he west and South the propriety of call
ing convention for the purpose of Free
my themselves from the oppression and
injustice of the Eastern States.
"a Resolved, That we invite our
labor~s and farmers Of tho Yves.
ma south TO take measure, for calling a
convention to DO composed exclusively of
he laboring and producing classes. 10
meet in st. Louis on or about the 22d of |
february next to interchange opinions as
Inc best mode of accomplishing this
much needed end, and to do such other acts
they may deem beat and necessary for
heir future protection and security In tho
remisos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-04
Probabilities,

For tho New England and Middle
States, partly cloudy and foggy weather
Will con Mnus during the night aud por-
ZION OF the day, with high temperature
ana increasing easterly to southerly
winds.
For the Lake region, cloudy and threat
ening weather, with fresh TO brisk north
erly winds and occasional rain; The winds
In tho upper lake region vesring TO west
erly and southwesterly, with decided low
temperature.
For the Northwest, fresh to brisk and
occasionally high northsrly to westerly
winds, with very cold weather and snow
For the Southern States east of the Mia.
sissippi, partly cloudy and fair weather,
with southsastsrly and south westerly
winds and sligh. changes of tenn persture.
except in tho Mississippi valley and yves,
OF the Mississippi river; in this region
the temperature will fail and winds will
yeer to northerly with Increasing foroe by
Sunday night.
Indications arc that decidedly colder
weather will prevail over tho Middle
States snd thence Westward 70 tho Nissis.
sippi valley by Monday.
Tho Ohio river will rise slightly at Gin
cinnati. ~ W.