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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28

CASUALTY. Recently serious casualty
occurred at South Victory. Mrs Alexan
der laboy with two children, Mrs. M
Evans, With an infant in her arms, and A
girl IL years old, were returning home
IRON church in one sleigh, Mrs. Labov
driVlng' when they struck stone in the
road, throwing Mis- Laboy and Mrs Evans
10 the ground. The latter was thrown un.
ger TIE horse and very seriously injured.
MIS- i-aboys' injuries were also very severe.
bnt the children escaped without serious
injury.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. ARENAS Banis-
ter of Warren, fell out of her chair while
at the supper table, recently, and when
taken up was dead. Heart disease Is sup
posed to have caused her death.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28

WooL.-Good judges of the market say
that when the new clip comes on the mar
ket wool will be lower. 1t has been
selling, recently, ut Montpelier from 40 to
40 cents.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28
Watfltfs aud 5leWelru.


l." II.
b y L f Y " PA r MENTERS
WATcHMAKERS JEWELERS.
ASp
) | l. 4 L Il $ MITHS.
We have the largest and best assortment O.
Watches ever offered ia this market.
GOLD CHAINS.
Ia large supply embracing every variety of
style desirable FOR Ladies' or Gentlemens' wear.
WELRY,
In rich abundance, and more coming.
CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED AND STEEL, FOR TABLE USE.
Our stock is large, and we sell at low prices.
81 YER OODS.
SILVER Spoons OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
ROGERS BROTHERS PLATED FORKS
AND SPOONS.
Tea Sets. Casters, &C, all the best.
sPEeT ACLEs
To Mt those who cannot see we'll
EYE GLASSES.
new thing without frames. Very desirable.
Call and see for yourselves at
BAILEY AND PARMENTERS,
ittf II MERCHANTS, ROW
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28

A HILL & sou
w A l. l. | n G + o r ID =.
are selling their entire stock OF
WINTER GOODS
at prices that defy competition. Now is the
time to buy your
COTTON GOODS,
as they VIII be higher when the Spring trade
opens.
We have just received some new STYLES Of
PRINTS which we are selling at 1Oc per yard
Special bargains In
CLOTHING. DRESS GOODS, ETC, ETC.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28

AIMING inc most successful financial in
situations in Vermont is the Farmers and
Mechanics Savings and Trust Institution,
of which Henry p. uickok is president
and Charles W. Woodhouse, treasurer. Ii
has large line Of deposits and safe invest
ments,
The public schools are now engaged in
their spring examinations. Among those
present is one of the ablest and most sue
cessful teachers IN the state, Prof Judah
Dana, principal of the Rutland High
School.
WHITEHALL
public mJctiDg of all the friends of the
cause OF temperance, will be held at the
Good Tcmplars hall in Whitehall next
Monday evening, 10 take into considera-
ton the project of making some move to
suppress tina sale of intoxicating liquors IN
the place The clergymen of this place
have all been invited to attend and rous-
ing meeting is expected.
EAST POULTNEY.
Rev \. T. Dunn Of East Poultney, has
received and accepted call to the pastor
ate of the Baptist church in West Haven.
now 'ior,o n, " "''i ei,o, ul,9li ms
viii nrcach ~. 'T may, niila T. Mr.. u.
ponlinev cn snnho,, ,in u.','on 90 III has,
o'clock = m r,n. ,,,i,l, , ,I,o TO- az
b1ntism viii i wy ~, "t''ia''c ~
the close Of hi. cnrn,nn,o,,n ~, W ,'','' ~
lIr. D. viii cntcr ,,,nn t'o " ,Iooi li"nuI
course al Hamilton. In leaving East
Poultncy he takes with him the kind re-
CARDS ana best wishes of II large circle of
'''' w.
nrIIow- FAILS.
The members of ST. Charles (Catholic)
om.,iou "it missing eiior'S |" purchase an
''h',' ''' ''''' 'n"pc''
About O'Clock Sunday morning last the
,hcshIfc railroad bridge was discovered to
be on fire, but prompt application of
wafer ny buckets was sufficient to cxtin-
S'lsh Inc flames, which had they gained n
moments more Roadway would have
proved d'saslrous.
l,cpairs on ,bc no.scuocr damn, -, po,-
lows Falls, which were con,cnnlatcd lac,
fail. are to he commenced obo,i, thc Fret
of April. +. !. sweet Snnnrintordort 81
buildings on the Central Vermont raiirood
wus in town Saturday. with nIanc rn, ,I,o
lower floor Of the doiot. which viii he on
,liCiy lcmodeled. The present ,rnntIe. |
mems room will be dividod conoil,, ,o-
tween telegraph Office md h,rrar. soo,,,
which viii aiTorl ample and c,,n,c rn,
quarters for both. instnoI Of hot,
present contracted limits Tho ladc.' ran,n
and ticket Office will remain the same
dining room cnpablc of scotinr .hont |
twenty persons viii occ,inv tho nor,hoast
corner. The remainder OF the floor will be |
occupied by the restaurant counters, wash |
rooms, etc. The entrances will I've the |
same.
rnrr upxry
r
burihS me coming season large num- /
It'll ul puiiellSs arc 10 NC erected in Port
iici'IH. pom nam street, commencing
az LcWaius corner. Messrs. Murdoch Il
olcy are 10 olliid a large thrce-story build
~ WIN h'o,c peIoW. 10 nc occupied by
f0ole Murdoch. Cpl G" stories by Off |
man hnilds s3o,hnr' ,h nus W.T.. ?. tah W
ront,;n ,,,n e,nra '"inoI,-s.ois nulluinS, 10
vii hn o',, ANN ,1oi'S "cloW. Inc Diock
botc, T., hn oroo,o - n inc 'nrce,story
H. ,rhis v.iii i'n, wnas d. dease,
,nd 10 f. 10 -; ~ nay 49, 'lo..uec OF "o leet,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10

maj soes qaote IL t last haf March 4a and Ap 14ac
leases aaiot and steady at 20d20ls Napths dali SS
alcs Crude buk G but dull; 600 bbi- spot
generally h,d At Bc Shipping Crude nomnaly lOse The
az he prupong generally and lower; quoted
% 20 o CITY ~ 75osl Tiusvil sad 81 65 for Union Pipe
A. rsters Al Philadelphia dul
sSe'ed and April l4'aal5 sales late Saturday Of 1000
htI market continues quiet unchanged prices snd With the
exception Smsu obhng business but little has beer done We
quote Carolns Good Prime sass and Choice sldse Loo
lsanA Good 10 Prime, 7 asac; Choce sagS1s Paba "a
~. and Rsneoou. 7I4d13c.
SUSAk-fhs mstsI Tor Rsws slack the basis Of 7aa
of f-r 70 Go0d kenning sales TO-DAY embrace 400 hhdA Nus
sevsdo s $40 bids Centrifugal at s - hhdS TeIa'
sugars at ll407 100 boxes Centrifugal t and O3 boxes DO
~ o also SATURDAY $50 hht8 Centrifugal 100
hhd Auscoyado at ~ and 100 hhds and 90 Mes sugars
.s0t &c Refined steady guotatioaA
SrCEs- market continues quiet for all descriptions
fppers being steady The kmma from Bav arrived al Boston
nS 40 bags Pepper and 4O botes Numeg but these we're sold
before arrival Our former quotations rcpeste1.
SbhDSCover small lots selling the hons trade AZ
Sl2aS1ae nothing doing for Timothy d 80 -
nFhAhlN hrmer and actve sales Of Jj Good ahi Pne
Western ga p9ioc 10000 Choice CITY private terms Prime
quoted SssG91.c.
TALLOW dull but steady sales o 10000 sn - ts Fair to
Prime Western 7l4d7 ~ 10000 Choice at Ilc' PRIME
CITY quoted az Z ll-lOc.
wEiSKY teady aud dull sales Of 200 bbIs 96' and 100
bills
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
KLlnFKAN MARKkl's.

roo. March a. 30 o. fJr 92 d92 q FOR
t srgar g2i, i,ag2- L. Ten-Fory bonds 1854 Eue Kali
Us-s.,rr.. ~. Nea-iJ iJk teutral, % -
March o 1880 m.Cotton l. fmer and prices
. .5suees fraction M4dlng UD.ands '.i hidding Orleans.
bales. uCulng 1000 speculation and
,r Cotton 10 arrive s dearer sales The bans Of Addhls
,,is NO pg be,s Cpoa Ordinary shipped March. at 81 DO do
u; the 1asis oi hinlng Of
I.ns shipped Aprl Al ~ Nhea II iGI2 per eeH'Ai
far lt-d spung.
iise,. Marb 81 D. m.-Ere RsEay shares. Al iad4l p
vgrPooL March g. m.Cou, B. quarter Lar1 45 D
c-t IA. -. - ,i..o,,, IN ~. ,r., mar.
49,, m tr. ntns bills y per shch y ceat below
80 % M Euglai rate Enc ialSsy 4lsldi2 Pans els
patches quote hsntes al OOL 4Jc.
ri I,gssuoL Mn.rh g-3 D. m.-Breadstsa. quiet.
Io,p,. March Ga nCslsos for noney W. Tor the ae'
.onr, ogI. Paris Dispatches quote Rentes al boL Doe
IyEpoI March 9-4 y. m.-CoFtonOf tAe aes today ofOO
" rrr American
TrA.xyor 8Uaed States FSe~eAJ bonds 70 y Tor
the ssle Of 1882. ~, p.,- ,oatot.t
A, g.lOn. Tslaw - 3 P esL ..-- - -
Turperube 50 Ga35. per c~t
PAlus March 9-EVcnr s.-Rent-s. 6Ot Doc
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
COTTON MARKETs.

MrurHrs March 9-Coton firm Low Mddlug. a. IL @e'
r-epf. 1913 baie.. shipments fli bales; stock 5G6 bales
BALTIMORE. March 9-tot0u quiet; Mddirg 10 e.; 10"
NHlins Ijc. Good Ordinary, l3.; rec-o b-t 6ae
erns oas,W haes; sales li6 bales stock 49OI bales
NoRFoLK March i1 fair demand Low hddIng - ~;
4+5S bales coaHse -o4O bhes' sales ~
bales; yock l6.OS3 bales. -,
CryrrvSArr March g-Coon steady; Mlng l5lic receipts
shipments l9lj btei sales 100 bales Tor eonsump-
stock. l6,-i2 bales ,,,, - - -.,..
WILgIxGroN steady; Miug i5c net receipts
Isj baies: exports coastEe 81 haes l49 bales
ortyrLE 9CooB steady; r demand; hllnng 10 &c
Mach 9Lottou firm anu unchanged; Nliihg iOac
rec pts Ji7 bales; 4'p bales s-es, los nle
March 9toon quiet offerings h-lt@ Mllng 10 -s-
receipts lGl bales exports % the Continent ooJ Oaes coast
30 900 la STOCK. 29,s.is taes
NFw.OuLp,gs g.-C0tfon hm; Mtihng. J'4c; Low
Nlug .c OruarY. l52s; Ordinary ll4c; net re
m J.73j bales; exports 20 Great btan, 4U2
bs 2Jl bales: coaSvise 2i oai sales
100 bales: evening 2iDO bales; 294 Ibl bales
,pvLpuA. 9.-totton dull Mdhns lbltr; Low
1rIuarv p net receipts 63j bales gross $50 bales
Cu,PLxsrty March 9C0tton steady; Mddiug 10 Sc Low
dne l4ac. Good Onery lie; receipts 1904 bales eK-
port. 10 Great 1Sj bales coAstFse, li3i bneA sales
1000 bales; stock. lJO3s2 bales. -
>,y,yS,H March in Midng, - % net rereiDts,
7 baes exports O6l bales sales 1903 bales stock
GrGrsr, March firm quiet MdiHng ljl4e; re-
eeuts 5Ol bales 531 bales.
GALvEgroy 9Co1u irm; good demand Good Ordinary
llc Mdliugs l6c receipts jus haes exports coast
49, lies; sai-s 300 bales; stack Jb4-o bales.
gCo0n fmer; htdngf lb 21lb' ~. net re-
- gross 962 bales sales, 800 bales stoG 0bUO
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
And the following for city bank shares:
The following are the reported earnings OF the


Central Pacific Railroad Company:
F,r tbe month Of = lraa-y; - 49, ,,,-o 49,, eqe
ls-4... ST940OI lSt5.... Sb~.ot l0t~ ''' -
r. ths v-,r 6ver'l 35y over ls1Z...s--Ao4
Esruing- nultls. --.-..---, r. ,c. n-o
L. tas year ls73. s3l % Over lo1''. s+'94'
Messrs. Glendinning DAVIS 4 Amory, No. Il Wall
al have sent us q revised copy Of their chart which
brings up the monthly fluctuations of prices Of each
of the active stocks dealt in az the Stock Exchange
20 the close Of the year 1873 involving period Of
Zen years In addition to the highest and lowest
prces made in each separate month Of that time, 1t
il supplemented by foot notes giving miniature
history of the street and lis salient points during the
speculative era which begun with the issue Of the
irredeemable paper money il 1863, including con-
else narration Of the disastrous panic Of last Septem-
ber 1t Is presented in q convenient form for hang
ing up and is invaluable for reference to al engaged
in financial business.
The Philadelphia stock market is irregular; Penn
svvania Skies. l09 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
Rr Reading Railroad, 81. Pennsylvania Railroad,
CO.; Gold. llls
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
coNPAHaryk sroCA GRAIN ,Kg-Y0RK AHD BKOoK-TN war
p3rsus y0H rHFfE YEARS

HAY AND STRAW-Ony limited demand prevail ef and the mar
k.t is wak quOe SHppuE ri re ots 40 81 I"3tl 20
SOQ9Jc. anu s.lt ia. o. o0ly, eI-. '1s b-.
dus quote a. 13dopc m LONG rye O1V'' oI oDW'
lo. ana sjdI5c t1r Oat, casn . -.
NOLASSESAU descriptions du and fosv te has been
done sale OF 20 hba NswOesns l2 Foreign hoasses que IN
NAVAL SrORE-The Spirits Turpnns quiet TO
ho genefslF hsArd
% 4s Tor buyers option sales 20 boA a. ~ &c STAINED
~ anoas ~ cafspt
s OF 300 boil. Good % 81 4OH1z - ne gri
active and steadv OF 700 bb No 90 - 4p 10 bh
stocks A. Wi rington tosv 90 43J hb Vrl and 20S
hbs ahoa SPINS TmpenAe Ash casks ID yard ana ZoO bp
OLS-Inseed remains steady; quoid 85a97 from eTnhers
hands: crude but pnc,s uAaea hrnha-
DEN Is quoted Al Winter Lad al 90 O-n O are
PROvSONS-The Pork IS lower an1 tame both for spot
and f4tue: tne saes $40 Io 70 Tor
Oid Ae.- 1905 ttA3 hrta Prne
1l7 10 delver heaf "i z'D bh Ne
81 d0 seller Jure nib 20 Beef y raiY aud
sole bh.s SJntll % flAin
S204l3 $40 for Packet Beei hams sre neadT
- "a. OF 70 b5s ~ % iOT weston and r&O~tZ5 TOT
s,erp C,t ears are heavy for Hams
of GOO Pck Sl.uBers 400 do Fresh at b'ci 100 e~
western Pc.led Hams al lOl1- ia = = average Loo City
s,.et Al a4al2s. 10000 Bellies 10 at D'sc
100 boxes oo az sac 7uDOD 10 II D a'es8e ouh
sas of 1s.suJhaf spta llo3ifc Dressed -
arr au,et aud quote 64 Tor ttf an b3fo's
f estsrn Lard active cash better but iatu clos =
lower quiet n 5OD hhs and tc a. Srdo4 ior
cseag At glGc $50 oagrsde 5s99 c % ies brown
Crease AZ GzBc hear oi SoO cs iof
,rc Al 8IGdgsc $50 April At 9e part buyer .syng
hroserag aud 500 May al 3i AM fOO c a Tor ne Cou
me market either Western remaa gme
lint, .,rces with decided chnge. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
ham moderate. We notics

s-.n,actiops having been moderate We nosics
~ sales Of Albany and susquehanna second mort
raSe At %. The interest on these bonds Is Soaran
seed by the Delaware and Hudson Canai company
which makes them strictly hrstciasS inVsS'urTn' %,
security The next coupon natures III Apin A"'
<oIloxvino were the bids
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK d HATCH,
No. ) NA,sAI-sT.


No. NAssAU-sT.
We buy aud sell GOVERNMENT BOvDs and GOLD
Al current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits, aud
allow interest 90 the rate Of four per cont; make
Collections. and transact general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL Pacific and WEST
ERN Pacific GOLr BONDS. which, at present prices.
a. very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PfE CENT LAND BONDS at s. and accrued in
1erest. FISK q HATCH.
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAuRoAD
COMPANY.
Fir,t Marriage Blnin0d.rs are requested 20 de-
FOsit their bonds with the Farmers Loan and trust
change Trust CerIuCatts emitting them 10 repre-
seutation 10y the Committee OF The JnIred fOrelsn
and Resident FIRST Mortgage bondh0iders OF
further particular apply 10
HFIDHBACU, FRANK & Co,
Bankers No 81 EXchange-p4ce, NeW-l ork.
Ny. AND OswFGo MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BOSDHOLDEEs bvapplYIng al OUr ottce can recel' e
the report and plan of the committee for the reOr-
ganilariOn. Having marketed these bonds. and
beng ourselves large hooters thereof we snail be
flld 70 confer with other holders, with We" 10
Ie protection Of our mutual interests.
GEO. OPDYKE & Co.. y Nassau-st.
THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject 10 both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive ESSAY on this topic Dy ErOi. l..
j. Elliott Of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting Is reported fully ID
Tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. 20. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New-HOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
Sdu,nas pGuhs

CHARTERED BY THE UNITED STATES.
~ FHKEnmAv's AvB fHusr loafAst
A NATIONAL SAYINGS BANK
No 1-5 Blescksr.rl. NJ f1rt
INTEREST I Of sich ni-th d's- ie0ouI
dcsired.
DIX PgE CENT Componni Interest C-rae eites sslst
chssk ders lsppsors reading ,zi o. ss
Esaca afv.rtsre sF'ri GgAFiaas Fr4-~ ssf
ohs - having L charge trust FualA
BANK H0uEs-uHr m. & p AL % hDNDAt sre
sATUkDAT NiCtHrS o a D ,
ALyORD. President
q. w. stICKSEf, Actuarr.
- SAN Z HAPnfs Msnsr-.
r. seud for Circglsr gOuS J. LUlLLE. Cashisf
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
HAVANA MARKET.

U.,,,, March e-Th. market dsorgslsi Ths DsIchsnis
r.ss 10 sell krchlBgs IL Is mpossbie 10 R'r lava10aA us'i
f.ls, .rr .,l,I sssy iss Cod w s.t9' -rft nsa,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10

AsHBS-rhe receipts to-day Al pkgA Pots are IN limited de
ri steady quoted 6ss Pearls dun and nominal
COTfOShere goormsnd for spot cotton and pr eos We
advanced the day, bat the market cios au anu
eaaIa We nuotaaa "a
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
forsrs. Carriages. fGrHsss. 81

AT VAN TASSELL ~ KLARNEY"
IlO il2. ind Il East lShst u'tee~n % and an
REGULAR AUCTION SAILS Or
HORSES, CABRlAGRS HARNESS BiANkfIa ROBES. sc, sa.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT u O'CLOCK
Regular prnoi Catalogues A-eou Air cor l descriptions 20
sales
asne, or ,lr ,-ans description
mail
4 UCTlON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
= (Lsss JoIn,ion Van las~i
OFFICE ASD SALkoKOOH Old STAND.
81 AassA1sL. opposite -e rsr JacS
rHE HORsE-aUcrI0s BRASgH OP THg HOUss RI
MOVED I'd rHE SPACIOUS PtIhf...
ID. b % 70 EiSr .uRTBEN Iu-sr,
bsgsson Faa.A ave. snl Uaiverstypie-
The b. spsgei precisely he sane tr and hos-
o-le brns rlsursssd tho DEALINGS ~
on and gja respect u si onmuD,T
REsGLAR sAIAs RyERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
At lOs Wf LOCK
sntrs Tor ssie nsy be made s & q. or le'n'sn hsa'~
LIBR RAJ ADVANCES As USUAL. MADE D. tDNslHa hhhTA
REMEMBER rHs sALs cOMMsNE' At iols VCLOcA
HORSES from KENTUCKY and HORSES
fom Western Nrw.Y'rk ,rl in-lll ar p DIRK
eueri7 B,y 10 sud aches n4 purely ',ogl'fi COG
ald r, Gao I snls n-f 10 Netser
rsIT mArset vii tJ sh grt alt grs u -l Jog ih~'s
hg os cos.r nac.ea I...4 % ft e'' ll fiAs9f
In nree nilutss togsthsf cJv aachd end 'sr anme ssa
graff al drive -Tr .i I Hil If't ever
movement ur0umolY par af frpti~it oe par sf
10 = lals closely rDuYaF' sl ft m r WIN ftisi
ard al .ic 81 o @ hstur vs ssi treat road qush
Toe hoes al EsHalisd anl any eElr so %, ref'a'os
tnt VII De- gwen .. % iNtinh'
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKEr

NEw-TORE. Monday. March D. 1874
At the opening of the week we find the To-
cal horse market well supplied with horses Oi all kinds.
and all sale stables prepared 20 meet An active
trade Business Is generally dali On Mondays. and
Doshng Of Importance WAS witnessed to-day beyond
ordinary transactions IN common worh-h0r,es 81
unchanged ngIres. Among reCaIt trrlFAs Dt higher
priced deserving 0f mention lot Of heutucky
horses J. o. TByiOr's stables No. l4i Est twenty
fourth-st These horses desirable quality, preeent
fine appearance. aud have arrived 40 excellent c1na
uOn. Fan description m Our ADVERTISING columnsD
AT special sale held to-day at Barker thtse's Oly
Auction Mart and NewYOrh AattersaIls tho !OiosiDs
result obtained:
lsscrtp't0n fDn 1ntup1rs HtrfA I'tra fnaa
6os- 80, ...-......-.....-.... l5@ $500 90
Bscs rriing Viur-nt, lytien. Knot lJS 80 %
3lsS ir dan ., ASislaS''-'.'. I52 2lj 10
,he sa.an nora. ........-.-...... 1913 3 2tO %
Brown ,,lt Argau, D. Marnhr1o
Pa,chea. 80. ..........-.. .-.-... ID I'd W
Sales OF horses cirrilgss. wagons harness. and gen,
era horse equipment, Iu s4ay. March O AZ the fol-
lowing alcIOn marts:
Al iO30 a. by Mr. Arch SOhn3fOn IN IhirteenLh-st.
near University place.
AT "a O'Clock. by Me.srs Van Ta.scll X KearDry In
East Tbirteenth--t, near Fnurthaye.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10

TAe 0uotlfon aaauT h'
more tan half q fade above below qn0teA
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10

PkTROLRDMn Rednei there hte
eypoen chiefly b. the rat of and the
ahsc.e orgu The lEiv9b from
I've Greek ,ahasne Pos again
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
THE MARKETS.
Io.rplr rsgor.i,o- rus rmprsul
OF DOMESTIC PRODuCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MlsDAT. March O. 1874.
6osug complete Bst OF shipped in vessels which
ssssTec to-day iSr 'oFes port.
BnsroL-Bark C0nquef1r.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
AZ. JAao -Sehoeney Thes Ciyie.
y7S
Goa. tons.
st. JoHss. p. R-Bnx a. @. shaw
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WAfNRVORp. BH Nltteh r,-,-
Pat-olsan Eas b4.32l
Smyrna times., 1874-08-19
DEATHS.

eMITon the 10Th inst in Smyrna, Jas L. Smith. aged
OF RObt. smhJ IAN respectfully invited
meet at the residence Of his sther Main Street.
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from thence
the NJ. Z. Cemetery. the place of Interment.
klEFER-On the Ilth mat. Duansy's Chapel, Caha-
r;ne' wife OF Nicholas Kisier aged IS years.
CLAkk-On the Ih inst In Smyrna Ida daughter Of Wm
Clark, aged years. r
OAkRoWon the 18th inst in Smyrna, Emma daughter Of
James and Elizabeth CarrOw aged months.
MEkEDlTH-On the 10th lnst smyrna Sarah A. wife OF
VIM. Meredith. aged "a years.
AhMsfhoNG-On the 9th inst At Taylors Bridge, AppO-
quhimlnk hd' MTs frances Armstrong, aged az years
HOFFhAN.-On the 4th inst, IN Leipsic William son OF
Charles and Mary Hoffman, aged years.
BUkrON-ln Lewes on the 9TH inst alter short illness
Mary, daughter OF Henry n HaTEadne Kent unity and
wife OF Walter Burton Of former place in the 29h yar
OF her
COPPAGE.-In sudersVis, Nd the 18th ins: Edward
Earle Of Edward K and George f. Coppage Ia the 5h
year OF his
GRIFFITH-Ou the 9th ns Blackisons Gross Roads
Sarah A., vile OF James Griffith. aged 50 years
Smyrna times., 1874-08-19

law required to be open for business, any usage TO
the contrary Notwithstanding.
SEC = That every clerk Of the circuit or district
court OF the United States. United States rshal,
Onlied states district attorney, shall reside per-
manently in the district where his official duties are
TO be performed, and shall give his personal atten
ton thereto; and in any such officer shall re-
move from his district shall tail to give personal
attention to the duties of his office except ia case of
sickness, such Office shall be deemed vacant: Pro.
Vded That in the southern district OF New York
salc officers may reside within twenty miles OF their
districts.
SEC 3. That no civil officer Of the Government
shall hereafter receive any compensation or per-
qusltes, directly indirectly, from the treasury or
property OF the United States bevond his salary or
compensation allowed by law: Provided, That this
shall not be construed to prevent the employment
and payment by the Department of Justice Of DIS
trict attorneys now allowed by Law for the pet
iormance OF services not covered by their salaries
or fees.
Sec. a. That the act entitled "An act limiting the
appropriation OF certain moneys for the
issue, and Reissue Ofcertan securities of the United
States, and for other purposes" approved Nav
twenty-thlrd, eighteen hundred and seventy two,
and all other acts and parts Of acts making perma
nent appropriations for the expenses of the national
loan, except the second section of the approved
July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy
entitled IAN act to authorize the rcfundinR of the
"at"haI ueot' are heTebY repealed, THIS repeal to
take place IN the first day Of July next and
hereafter the Secretary Ofthe Treasury shull an.
nualIy submit to Congress detailed estimates Of
appropriations required lor said expenses ; and for
fiscal year ending June thirticth eighteen hundred
and seVenty-6ve, the follow ing sums. or so much
thereof as may be necessary, hereby qppropria.
ted to defray the expenses of the national oan for
the followHg clerical and other employees, TO wit
ln The Office Of the Secretary of the Treasury
Two principal clerks. at two thousand eight hundred
COLLARS each; two assistant clerks, two thousand
tour hundred dollars each fourteen clerks of class
Tour eight clerks of class two four clerks of class
one iorty cOpyists at nine hundred dollars each
eight messengers, at eight hundred and forty dollars
EACH twenty assistance messengers and sborers
al seven hundred and twenty dollars each and
twenty-five laborers, at not exceeding two dollars
and twenty-five cents per day making. in all. the
sum of one hundred and lhirty.fou thousand nine
hundred and thirty three dollars and fifty cents.
To be continued
Smyrna times., 1874-08-19

From OHIO.-The womens temperance war
now raging in different parts OF the country,
particularly in the west, with such unparalleled
success, recommends for persons who claim
whiskey a necessity for medicinal purposes, to
use Green's August Flower which CONTAINS no
intoxicating spirit, and is a gentle laxitive
and certain cure for Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Indigestion, Costiveness, Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, coming up of the food after
eating, puri6es the Blood and System. Just
what is needed in the Spring of the year by
everybody. Try it. Sold by Jas p. Hoffecker,
Druggist. Smyrna, De-.