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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

Of SATURDAY las, We quote ornry 81 f23' Fair
Do Aad25c Good do 25Ad26A; Prime DO. 26l2G21e and
for lots % 22S all gold The stock hst bands
tonight reported O7S bags via New yos - l2s Bs'
Ss2S; New'r-nas 4,l37 and Galveston 1000 hays
ket continues strong E. n. n
FLOUR AND MkALThe Flour market opened s.esdior. with
slight advance In shipping grades which wanted and Avei
fair demand for other descriptions At the close the market stronger
the grades with nes Shipping demand - %
the medium and better grades firm but dull sales Of OOo bb
~. arofs.
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THE MA RKETS.
lC.rsfuIlr reported tor TIA. rslaUsaI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY, Mafcb 2 1914.
AsHBsThe STEADY
FAR reqsc.t quoted 654Q7c Pearls dull at Sc.
OoIrOhhe business spot Cotton remains very dull aud
quote q tOllSss 49, - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able aud suggestive essay this topic by Prof. L.
y Elliott Of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE Now York
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD-NewYo rt and New Haven Dyson
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV II 1878.
Passenger Station IN NerYork Grand Central Depot Entrance o.
Por.y -secOnd-sL
L Wy

TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
Trains for Nsv Haven leave 1908 (Aesn SOD I'LL 4V1
(Aecol, 1000 (BI) 1900 (Acen 100 BLl SML 3S
(Accnl 80 and $40 Ioca BI) $40 RKl aud SlO Skh
For Eorw,k 7Oj S:05 905 1900 Loo tkIl 80
855 438, bio G:35 6:lO 0:lOP For stanford 5io SO
y05 1910 1900 800 223 AMI 300 (kE S;so EsA
4:45 5 ~. $40. 6:3j, T20 $40 $40 p IN.
For Port Chester III :40p. IT. ..o,a.>
Boston RrDres. r at O5 and 90 800 All 8lo
PIN Wis Shore Linz 400 and $40 The SOD n Eo0
90 GlO and gil m stopping Stanford Sorwdk ADD Bnaxs
port SO6 aud loo connect ~a trains 90 SITS ss
Dvson for Proyene Conn Vssy sybrook The Soe
800 with Shore Line DIVISION ior Norwich sns
Newlsyen Noha npton r. 81 NeN-HNea: SUD lOVV O.
100 uOog with COM. River SpunsssA
and 800 M GI Montreal The 300 NJ 500 and S;oy n.
Railroad and the S:O5 snl O0 a
With oaSstonc Railroad Bridgeport The 300 and 300 sse
300 5lO r. BsnburY AMI Norssk a. No. NosM SO
hs sos A. ~ O0 ami $40 With SewOsnsss ka'ross -
tsmfor. IN
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at p via sprOsa'd sio
Providence
room Day sud Sleeping ears On Night ss
press Trains r,-.. oa.. $780,. =, a.. o..
40. Dsna, ar at Offices Transfer Co.. ga Broadway az
windsor House Y and No Cou't Brooklyn .so NH slss
,b.ek b,gys from residence 10 destination.
For further information Of psItca,s see posters bote sd aeesA
" ~ JOHN I. MOODY. Supt Of N 7. DIV
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PETROLRUM-The msrke both Crue and Refined lower
TO-DAY by Of the discovery OF two wells
flowing about 500 bb per day and located about two miles south
Of Mlerstoun opening territory trgt room "s
o scarce demand The only .a, reported
were 400 bbls SPOT bulk al 74 and bOO bbs gh
Test l5n quote Crude at 7@7, spot aud March Ih~
7 Apn Refined Is 2dl52lc spot aud first offered At bc
for last 1871 CHS, Apri Cases dull al 2le NsPhths-
s Tor CITY Advces producing points Of generally quiet
markets with quotations follow: 81 90dHl ga on tY
81 90 Petroleum Centre a. Tusve and II 40 for Union fPs
PakefA PbAdeDha the market qnet aud steady quoted
Atl4al5e lor SPOT ana frat % s half sales
late saprday VI 900 bb last half April Al lc ioOoV Dds
RICE ne adg Tor al Ne ions; sales tod comprise
p cssks Carolina so bbla Iouasrh at 6'd % 10y
beg R5soon aud 100 bags Rangoon IA bod Tor export
SUGA-rbe mahs for Raw Sugars quiet previous quotations
beng on The basis Thar for Fair Good GALES tod OF zo
bsis tu ts,I 1ng and 10 roro REC At slr sl'o lat,
on SATURDAY ~ hbds uooy aBe 100 bids CennfagH al
e aud lOo e,s Fem'mbuo at TAG for kaHng sugar Toe
market very strong advance is y H. and good business
DONG we quote hstl PowdeIed Crushed and Gfnnied 1870
Ca, SdSl2c
skEDs-Cover quiet and oSr Prime held Timothy jobbDg
at SO 70.
sIEAkSd uf and barely STEADY; sales Of so Prime 9o.
and 20 te~ Lard stesrn private terms
sPICfSJh msTtt eli de,crplou saes TO-DAY Of
10 bab PmeIto. et Atlas, 90 terms.
JALLOWTbe makrt quiet but eAdy Of 50 900
n Prime CIV private terms ssd 10 he 7; 1000 d. 81 7ld
7.c i0f Fair 10 Prime stock
~0d-lo our Issue al a-'oda' 1 sales AtsE ooOIIOd
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market steady with iair demand quoAuos
there considerable trade IRON ThuepnA o med
INNS f1es form figures. We quote:
Factory tne 10 - -, state Dslry' common N ~.
do good to fne.... l6 0l62 Western Factory sr - ,o,
fair 12l2dl5l y 10 hDe.......... - dlo2
Hs,kjmsT Dairy. Is al6La Sims Fall nsde.... ~ ala
''' ' Skins poor snia fac. .
Fgas-Tbe market As usual Mondays. quiet and prices
T.,,e~ f4 a25 wsfn and sthn. odny2l a22
S,sts ana Penn % d24 State LINED .........l6 ais
49, snd shin nnme23 023Lo Western do.......15 dlG
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

| BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnis
a. nd NJ s sp ., s. y5. e. ss,%s svFa ga, ss .
pot. steamer BRInGsPOKr .. before. :" ~"-.1
| GENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
- AtLssT9ws LIsg TO TAX wssr-ps'snso, .nd Srvslt
souS Br.neh Jusssu sss psr.r. Iast..ass
sis's ss''f ~. S s .'
Ptebash and the Vest also 70 csn'i PsaA'sns lss ssro
'"N WINTER ARRASsBsRsr .l no
@Sxs, fa1is for Esstoe Seth .ssn 81 An.,.,.
M.seh Csu-s, Tsm,qaa ,wIie.bare sersu,op sS
% T T5s t for g p,9s E,, p.,,,.,. x,.,
wi Sars Pftt.too sab.no1 Cy Carmel Hs..,oa Tans
s,uooo rosaai. w,yoreT, 40 CSnose"" JuHe's. na Del.
-sossiss BIrar.s dali, t.rosps sundays, for E,a.. sn..
s' Sss.s %sS.%s ':'s':
80 ~ Fs,,' f Tor s ser x,o, Bal. sr.,,,-
NsOsa Aoa n,haoey C, B.gse wlssserr, sera,"' teal
rs Columbia .aaes.ts E!1[,. PG,ye D.aa ~, e:
5sop w, Trsia ios riss.eS '''
Junction sS k . a.. Ave. % "a h''' o''' "
,:SOp %Eway rr'o Tor sosS,,,e and S.'ass-'.
SIS p NV, II Ta i, a. pSinsslL
town Sealing. m.frSars Pii..Ssrsh ctic,so Sc
$40 $50 -N,t T,,i. y, ,, E.:tss
Pei Er,,s',s " SIS s s-so aao, T. 7s, sts e.l
so rs ls 49, AS iST 5 rs $50 20 i'9 IS SO
7iso, sis Sis 1890 ii'iSps p,crY, g., -, r..
II. p. BALDWIN General Passenger AFs@t WV
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
sfSr Q; T.ns sh3s elect J1nSry H. 1874 Wv" c-..
$500 .t'n%?S.a cSs.ss Day S.pr.. Da'i.cRss.
1870. msrpres, Mai for Baao iBi Susr' paa si'ep'~
s s'G Fan. s.s,. % 6. sp .s S GSs:
PoT Jery. 500 900 1880 1915 m 40. 800
sid1is,ovp. 800 1880 900 1000 Io45 m sas
$50 ie:3S snl "a pH The go LOO, ~ aud i'So I.'s
aosAsS 600 goo ts:.0 300 1850 sad o.a5 m 1So
Me- se-s sI $3.50 and io;i5 ~ $50 .oa 4.soam
~ Sf5 SIS $50 1880 51 -. .EdiSa5 An s5
Ang,aaIs ,Gd B.~:,r. e ,stS:
m = sson ~; s5. 3:i5 40 6:i5; s. 80. T.
S: .Sse 50 ~ 80 S i .s Il S so S io
$3.50 .: and i2 s.'urd. night. oay 90 - :.
g ", {I
AND and u Z, sa. ard a 9S only 20
GO 40" ~ s0d s,is.y a. oa 'i' go o'
cf.sEIl s TO- $3.50 NJ $50 s:IS, al5 $50 ESQ.,
sp.isi s. s. 70? - aat $50 n fSo sl5 AS ti5 esa
.s as I'D s sdS = Ss ar sSa oo sl, a. So
sSns ysls, M ND war and 80 s ai5
' m1. S.@ s even % n S's .,,s
G;f "Sr' s "a % 80 Tao
ie,vns Chsuesr..I hours tn. ana -
" es r. p. . .Ss oI Gn and
Soess. eau BE- o0.Ha and Sr tor s 80 as mi Isl
Brejs.y cor 0nsundot ,nd tseaty sth.t AID Ihrt,'e
Court Broesyni ;hs COMPANY D'oos and Of Agate "as
principal h .%!i. ,sun,.,, ,,,
Jso. n. ABBOTT Ganer.l Passenger Asea.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, go. . Fare,
~ y 20 sean.. leave Pss.P for ss"., ,,,,S and II
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily tor
Providence. BOSTON. WORCESTER.
CABIN fare B0sr N, s. o. To PRoyDsNCS. -
Frs gh at S,Sss rqt Connsol AMI Prov
anu Prov Worcester r. for all IMPORTANT n snz es. .a1 so...
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6lploe,1o NoIlrcs.

CHICAGO ALros RAILROAD CosPAsr
sxcpETARYs OFyicy CHICAGO, February IL, 1874
NOTICE TO HOLDERS.-NOIlCEl Is
~ hereby given stockoers OF the Chicago AVID Alton Rail
PIvR PER CENT has this day
and stock OF thus Company
ont of the earning, months payable at the BANKING ons
CompanJs agents. Mesr ~ Jesup CO. No 19 Liberty
l0.h ds OF March next TO holders who are regis
tired A such at the close the Dist dy Of Febr
arr at which ,boois will be closed and reopensd
for transfers toe llth day OF March next ,
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

On and snsr Dec l. 1873 trains s leave Sssh hfsh e.. bseh
Ira. 70 foloss (Sandsrs stespte1):
For PsehoSue nt<rnslste sahoas At $50 and p"
sip iu.sneae stations, az 9SO IA Aof sh1
Por Bsb,Ien and intermediate stations =; $50 aud l30
and p IA. -.-.,--- n "a. .,.,a
For Hs.pssd. RsckswaY and lssernsase sAasa2 $50
suaasi u. rs leave BusAvek for l,hp at 0
'--' = GEO. y CARMAN Sansr.tAnf.rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
"A (Lse joint Van TlsseD.
OPTION AND sALRsR0OM, OLD STAND.
81 hasssa-ss opposite he PostOhee
ruE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH or THB HOUSE, RI.
HOVED TO THB SPACIOUS PREMISES,
49, 81 80 and rs EAST THlRrBRSrH-sr,
bst~seu Fnh-sve and University place
will he conducted precisely the strcs and boa
which eharace ed the dealings OF
hsu,. respect and confidence Of the blns eonnun
W" REGULAR sILE. EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT l0a O'CLOCK.
Bnnes for sale made usual House
81 E,s,a,t the Mar. 10 81 % and IS Ea ThI.seah
LiBRRAL ADyAsCBs. As USUAL. MADB ON OOSsI9SMESTS
REaKhBER THs sALR COMMENCES AT l0la O'CLOCK
ERESH ARRIVAL OF FINE ROAD HORSES
j from Western New York
ONE PAIR BAYS, 10 hands high monty tine with long
pecks Nd high sction.
ONB PAIR BROWNS 49, hands Morgan stock boky built
high outsd handsome aRd closely matched Can ot IN
81
OyB PAIR OF BAYS Is hsnds very stylish, closely maei
and yetyh handsome Gan rot in 3l5.
PAIR or BROWNS. 1872 bands sty al and
coach pair TIKI BEST BIG PAIR ~ CARRIAGE HORSES
IN THB MARKET
SINGLE HORSES sir different ones from 1872 to hand.
J. o. TAYLOR. li5 EAst Twenty tourth st.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOX BOSTON, VIA
PROVIDENCE
The .ui elegant Steamers RHODE ISLAND TUESDAYS su
ays ADD NARRAGANsErr Moadsv WsisVs ss<
FRIDAYS from Pier IS NORTH tavsr foo, Of J,' d,g sosp, Sos
dsyl, arriving Boston absa VI all other hns>
Tickets for ,ss AZ al principal Railroad ORs aaa saisroeass -
W. YiLkiNs d. 4 BABCOCk PreAaeai
Gen. PssA Art 81
AILROADS. Tho principal Railroads OF
Unto CaRAs es u Rsa tsptal S.os fnsdsa
Dsbs E,rsags kIpsuses alegss AL hv-aAiA So Al
MANIAC. Puos -
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.r,,,p NJ he Arera1e ABOunt OF Loans, SPECIE OHoN
Eon Deposits and Lsgai Tenders "a NE Bahks o. ~ .'
ON Of Ye,c- York Tor lie wee e''ang Sdf"30S' i'"
~ 1874
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ID n y ID

BALDWIN In ale.aparia. Y. a, a.,.-
OF mmgsret j and q e late George I. b aid ain
Funeral fr' N his late RESIDENCE, ssss A..,A
street. -morrow (ru-iayl sftera oon. a. o'cisa
khfk a, 9swego, n. on the an inst, Mrs.
Funeral ala i street NJ. n Church, ,outboa., n,
meSpesd =, "a; 81 o'clock p m The remains wi be
~ her sn.b an chs. h.. 9eT ,try e,s,ds those
dice VI '"e 80"
oHUToHIEsoS. On the 9Th instant. THOMAS
csibsTi0e Hut Nilsson, asei month, sps sss .na
IN. relative. and friends q the family are re-
TesideLce % h. parents, South Capitol street be
tween sno d, "Wednesday, s'h instant, al o'c,Ssk
JEWELL. Mrs. CA1RARINE JEWELL, vii.
sfO. b. Jewell, Esa ,ssbbath morning Anil
rfnne.Ai services April 7te, ct .. m, from Isss
JOHNSON. In Georgetown. on the .th io.,,,,.
Sousump tur R Psis IN M p M s,st ioss Hines. q
t9de, saRAH q 4. JOHNSON, the beISrsd is vile
and the late Charles BosrmSn, sSe 70 ear,
mouths s, Hna days Resdenee. No. 20 sth tres,.
when mournfui friends around me stand
M, ssy,our andy tsies my haul,
Tear children fare a se well.
With You eau no longer stay,
hear my ssyiour sweetly call,
And must haste away.
Lonely is the house aud ga Is the hour
But Oh = brighter home than ours
In Heaven - now thine own.
Funeral will take place from the West Ga,rge.
FOWL NJ. II. Church, on Taesday, TIN instant NJ
20 ,i clock Friends and ScquaistaHc. respect
iully Invited 70 attend. Rep. COPY
EObHAMMER. DAVID n died D m suaoen-
~; htril 9th, IN the SD yea. of his age
l4leH Massachusetts avenue
LEHMAN. On Sunday, April 5'h, at Il oiol,ct
HATTIE X. infant daughter % william al
NeOrgeana LeetnaD, aged II months and N days
light Is from our household gone
"A voice We love - stilled,
A place IL vacant IN our midst
which never eau be filled.
FUNERAL on T. esday, TIN, at 5 O clock, from 25Oa
street, between 18th and 18th northwest Friend.
and relatives ere invited 60 attend.
RklLf. After brief illness, on Friday, 81 in
BELLY, daughter q William and Harbsr. RetIx
ard sister OF the late John II. 4. lily, esq
Tue funeral will take place from her late rod.
dence, No. 1919 New York avenue, on Tue.dsy
afternoon, 7th inst a. clock. M.
lido. CHARLES ID. infant son Of Albert r.
and Oiars earoo, aged six weeks.
Iuneral Tuesday morning, A pril7th al II o'clock
fTis nds OF the family invited 20 attend
sTKvEHs0N. On the 6 n instant nj 6h a. m
EDWARD FkANOIs, son Of Sarah and Alfre
stevenson, AGED e years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from IN
residence OF his parents LIST street, bet geen auf
II, "wednesday afternoon, At ~ p. m.
YOUNG. On the 5th inst. ct ten MINI pest
MAkJ M. youngest daughter Of HargarS
Young, IN the 18th year Of her age.
friends sno members Of the family are respect
July requested TO attend tins funeral from the res
arLOe II Der neither, l120 Ma.sachn sott- avenue
to-nol row afternoon, ct sO'clook.
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DROPOsALS FOB STATIONERY,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1874,
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
ISPsirffmept until the 14TH DAY OF APRIL, 1874, at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids will be considered aud accepted sr re.
yected Item by ltem and this advertisement and the
PROPOSAL 30 far as accepted by the Secretary of the
i,I'Isssury, and the bond accompanying the same,
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
ent and the bidder or bidders, and no further con-
tract will be executed ~
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
ant to orders from the Department The entire
quantities will, however, be called for during the
year. ~
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or nrm making IL, and be accom- alied by a bond
with SUFFICIENT sureties in the sum eff ten thOusaud
dollars, 200, approved by United STATES of.
do business, ON form to be furnished by the De-
paItment, conditioned for furn ishng such portions
OF the articles may be awarded under IT, and he
perform anee Of the contract.
all deliveries will be subject to inspection by An
expert detailed Tor the purpose BY the Secretary OF
the Treasury and the delivery OF inferior article
VIII be deemed sufficient cause to annul the con-
tract at the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
, The failure TO comply with anv ono order under
pei atty OF the bond the Secretary of the Treas
ury may direct the purchase, in open market, o,
such quantities OF any articles shall be necessary
10 supply the deficiency caused By such failure, and
price which 1t shall be found necessary to pay for
such articles. "
will not be considered and contracts will be
awarded only TO established manufacturers OF on
de alers in the articles.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals for g. Stationery" ~-N
WIN. A. RICHARDSOa
marll-wfm-lN Secretary OF the Treasury.
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AUCTION SALES.
fHIS AFR NOON.

RT D. h. WARNDR,
ID Real Estate Broker aod Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and sts northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE or FIVE HANDSOMELY
FINIsHEp 3-sTORY BRICK DWELLINGS,
81 sE ,EykAR 81. ALorsIUs OaURoH, IN
- By virtue Of certain deed OF trust, dated the
sh day Of eeptember, A. D ISL, and recorded
10 Liber eN, feiio 1ts, of the land records Of
and st the request of he party secured thereby the
n, mi..s MONDAY, the 6tS day Of April, a. D. D.
sSo sss s.4s.S s.srss.
Gels OF g.ound situate and lying in the city Of Wash
ingcn Aforesaid, and being Known and described a.
Hves NUMBERED two hundred and twenty eight 70
e nanorea ana thirty two, consecutivsiy and in
enty i've, ts7S according to GiIberts sub diVision
on sald square" improved by FIVE handsome story
brick Dwellings; being the 9Th, 7th, slh, Oh and
lOth houses from North Capitol street. The prop.
erty will be ssd subject TO deed Of trust to the
1873 dated November s, lG2, and recorded in Libsr
No 695, foiie 1876, Of the above land records
The terms OF sale, with the privilege Of paying all
cash, are: One-fiffh cash, (of which S2se must be
paid at the time and place of saleD and the residue
In equal instalments In enc, two, three, and four
years, with interest on the deferred payments AZ
eht per &c mum per ahnum, pay able semi
Tor hch the purch must give notes secured by
deed OF trust on the properly sold. All CONVEX anc
ing at the purchasers cost III the terms of sale are
SALE the Trustees the light TO resell tn
erty IN body for cash, ON days pubic notice
ct the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default.
d.sstTpHHS,n. {rrustee..
msi23 2sw COLDwrLL, Salesman,
ISeltllel
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STATES MAIL,

II 40 ~ -
Posf 0rpfcR DEPARTMENT.,
Proposals will be received st the oontr. re-: One.
81 TIN: Department. until O'Clock D. m OF MAY 30,
Tie 1Hssd sss.s. @ for
a to June 80 1875 on the folio wing routes ia the
and arrivals herein specified, viz VI 0'p'''uio'
i7S From A5cois, Gum Spring. to Loud IN. fs.a-
A1ooIs Tuesday, fhursd.y, and s Sssk
A cav M. am;
Leave Lcudon Tuesday, Tharsdsy. and s,tur.
day at 10 an; VAN N'
Arrive at Arcola by lam,
q" From rom PP Pam Depot. BY Walker. Church
Leave Ps@giin, !. iepot Monday. Wednesday.
t AMY" 2, Tower Hin BY SPIN;
Lsaye Tower Hill Monday, wednesday, and
Arrive at Psmpin's Depot, By I'm.
E78 From Wakefield Station to AssamoosicS, 81
miles and back twice week.
Leave Wakefield Station Wednesday and Sat
Arrive Arrive at Asssmoosisk bysPm;
Leave Assamoosick wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Wakefield Station by lam.
779 From Lnviie, by Edom and Green Mount, TO
SINGER Glen, ga miles and back, six times
Leave LinyiIle daily, except sunday, at 10 a m;
Arrive at Singers Glen BY 1890 D N;
Leave einser's Glen daily, except Sunday, at
hrTNo 81 LlnNllle Dy 81 m.
HSo From Hansonville, by Hawkins Mills and
bsct o sw SpIins, TO Nickolisville, Is miles and
Leave Hansonville Tuesday and Friday at 6
an; -
Arrive at Nickollsville by II M:
Leave NickOllsville Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Hsnsonville y7pm.
Esl From Poplar Hill, by staffordsvile to Egzles-
tons Springs, IA miles and back, twice o
Leave Poplar Hill ednesday and Saturday
attain;
Arrive at Egglestons Springs at IL am;
Leave ERglestons Springs Wednesday and
Saturday at m;
Arrive at Poplar Hill BY pm
Ior terms Of proposal, guar antee, and certificate,
ehd also Tor instructions as to the conditions 10 be
embraced In the contract &c, see advertisement of
SOih september, 1870 and December l. 1878 jttne
proposals Tor mail service In Virginia, to be foupd
at The principal post Offices " w "u
Bios should be sent in sealed envelopes, su per-
scribed all proposals, State of Virgf MIA D and
Addressed to the Second Assistant Post aster Cen
efsi JNO. A. ]. CRESWELL,
hlo-mot Postm sster General,
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EVENING STAR

HUSBAND hsD WIS IN iLLINots soa.
lowing are some OF the prom nens f..t1r.. =.
the bill revising the lxw IN relation 10 hnsS..s
and wife, which has passed both hranch.s 81 az.
II inOis legislature: "A married s0msD uo.xae
ali cares sue and be sued without Bolning ~
husband with her, 90 the same extent o. An an.
were unmarried; ~ sued with her husband she
may defend for her own right, n he neglects 10
oefend she may defend FOR him also, snf rssD
go nei,her party shall he responsible for the
jew O. the other, contracts and liabilities In
S uIieu oy tse wife may be enforced against her
w ss.he ss u she were unmarried. but she can
noe enteI INTO partnership business with anofh-
sr person without the husbsnds consent uniss.
be be tciotie or insane, or Is In the nenitsnts.r
OF pas abandoned her; one cannot sue or ress,xx
er compensation for services performed for a..
othef, one shall not convey prODertv 10 ths 60
II sithoet conveyance IN writ ns a. ne p
COiueu IN ne same maunsr Is chstfai mort
Cages the expenses OF the ,miiy ana the as... .
Ton OF the children shall be charseshle NO.
the property OF both or OF either sos in va,.spc.
thereto they may be sued Jointly or separately.
CBIcoRT, which has 20 overcome ann. 49,
prejnoices before IL can take the place of On -
Hss been reinforced tor the struggle hv chs,
icsl analysis, which tells us that the percenta~.
OF nutritious substances In chicory - more IN ;.
twice AZ great ~ that OF coffee. IL n lsrsely
used by the poor people OF Europe, ana =.
tound its way into hospitals on account OF its
superior nutritious qualities aud q total absence
OF nervous stimulating qualities. Chicory or
suocory is plant which grows Wild la Europe
hut II sometimes cultivated. The roots are kiln
cffd, roasted, aud ground into n bFownish
powder, 20 be used either for mixture with or IA
a substitute for coffee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-06

KILLED BY PINT ~ wHIsKY.-Mrs. Mar
karet Trainer, OF New Rochelle, ~. Y, wAs
found dead In the Office Of the Neptune House
Nhete she ani her husband slept one night last
WEEK, and Coroner Brunecke held an Inquest
sho ssceftsiued that on the day previous 90 her
OSAth hhe purchased n pint 81 whisky. all OF
winch she drank. The jury declsr that she
Nss Killed by slcholic foison, and cens ured the
eNcse BOARD Tor not exercising discretion ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

llY LATIMER OLEARI.
- Auctioneers and Real Eetats Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth q =,
etar Once BAildipgs.
TRUsTIEy SAL. or VALUABLE THREE
S10kY AsD BACK BUILDING BsICK
HOUSE ON 0ASsAOHUsBTTs AVENUE,
HkTWBIN 10TH AND 1lfH sTe. NORTH.
WEST, WASHINGTON, d. O.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date on
= No sse folio us, ct SEQ one Of the land records
yiyipg Trustee In said deed mentioned, viii SELL q
the request in writing Of the party thereby secured,
q public sale, in front Of the prembee, on THU Rs
DAY, the 18th day Of April, 1874, ct ~ O'Clock D.
m; M all that piece or parcel q ground lying and be-
ffnSvn .. and being Lo. 4, in Jones' .lbdy.ion q
No; 80, tssether with the suildins. and .ppur
story and back building Brick House.
Terms OF sale - follows: 0ne-ffth cash, And the
balance IN equal payments Of u, 10 and a months
with Interest from day Of sale ct the rate Of seven
per 6entun, secured By deed Of trust On the prem.
ises. deposit of 81; win be required Of the pur-
complied with TN five days from day OF sale, the
property win be reeold Ut the risk and expense of
the defaultiDg purchaser. All convey ancing ct the
expense OF the purchaser,
RICHARD WALLACE, Surviving Trustee.
LATIMER & CLEARY,
marl3-eodds Rspl Auctioneers.