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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAp.

WISTEE sCHEDULE-JASuARY "a, 1874.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
90 3. m, Baltimore and Way stations
ZOO a; a Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick and
z.35 a.. m, baltimore and Relay.
900 a: N, NeS York, Philadelphia, Boston, Bslti
sos :: N Chic@eo, s.. Louis, Louisville, Cincin-
natl, Columbia SGndusky, PittsbuTs, Hagers-
EredeIick, Staunion, Valley Branch and G. 4
9. X X. PaytT Cars. DsSaST a: CEHl5aIand.
ga M P:i9t 3 Roek, Al and Way Stations.
1880 q. m Baltimore and Relay.
~ 81, go b& ~ and az Stations
100 IN Ne9 York, Philadsiphia, Boston, Nor
folk, Baltimore. DiHHSy at Rsldy.
$40 Z. m, Frederick. Point OF Rocks, and Way
, stations. via Metropolitan branch
343 2 m, Baltimore and intermediates Stations to
ss9e m, baltimore, AnnaRoIi. and Way Stations.
: m Stations. via MetroP9litan BrsnehJ
6.i0 p. m !, dGiiy s.-espt Saturday,, Chicago, st.
Louis, Louisy lie, CINCINNATI, Columbus, sam
dusSy, Rockville. PEIirnas cars. Breakfast
Els p m, baltimore and Way Stations.
II.46 ,; ~, Ch;cSgo and 81. Louis, Cincinnati,
' SUNDAY TRAINS.
Balirors aHd Way StariOns.-s an, 100, 3.45,
For B SSg aPs and N Z Ri p ~
EsS.-s.0a a. m, go and 11.4op. n, stopping
0IH T,aaS Stop az VIadxs Hotel, RsEuy HOnss
FOR further information apply at the Baltimore
snd Ohio IlSket Onlees, W sshington Station; and
taken for Baggage to be checked and received at any
TH9S c9I 5HSRP s Ma TsT q Transportation
GEO. 3 kOoNTZ, General Agent. iyz
DALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ID DEPOI CORNEk 6rH AND b STREETs NV.
After Monday, March LIST, 1875, trains will run Is
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
s:35 a. m, Northern Express, daily except Mon
s:Os q, NJ E1 9g,s for Philadelphia and New
s:2ssm, A, i;,;,G9 daily ,.u.
I1:5a g. Fast Line West and North, aud for Nor
lis ?. n, Ky ress for, PhiladeIphis and New
York, daily except Sunday
sss M ef PRflsdePSa, DAILY daily sP SUNDAY.
5:d0 p n, CineinHati EHpsess, West. daily.
West and North; on saturday leaves at s:os
TRAINS. ARRIVE AT WASHINGTON
s:lS a m New Work ExpTesss sd, daily s,,.v
s:43 a. m, asst Line, daily.
s6s sy sEssS sEUSsy
4.os p M limited Express S from New York. daily
5:Is D NJ, day Express, daily except Sunday.
sos M M, aSiiy from Baltimore s and the West.
Has D. m, Southern Express, daily.
Trains leaving W ashingtOn at SIS q. m. Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday, and SO D. m. daily
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
Pope's Greek line.
Trains leaving " ashingtOn at SIS a. m. and ass
u connect at OdentOn with trains for Annapolis.
Trains arriving At WashngtOn Al 9:sS q. and 9:03
connect 81 Bowie with trains from Pops Greek
line.
Passengers leaving their orders ct Ticket once,
northwest corner Of 18Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest 9th street and Pennsylya-
MA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
eheeksd at hotels and resdenees to all poiats North
Gus, indianapolis, louisville, St. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco and all points
Hast, West, North and South.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General Supt.
Baltimore, MD
ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr., Gent Pass'r Agent. sy23n
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EDUCATIONAL.

NE. PERABEAU TEACHES PIANO, HAIR
~ MONY and the Cultivation Of the Voice. No.
REICHEHBACHS Piano Store. decA-1yr
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
II STITUTE for young ladies, els New York ave-
nue. northwest Mrs ANGELO JACKSON, Princi.
pal. Seventh annual session begins on the Ath Of
September, la4. aug25-ly
"A LNWICK sEMINARYFOR YOUNG LADIFS
Address MA TYSON SISTER,
mar2-1y Contees p. o., Prince George Co., Nd.
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III u. ZIMMERMAN K SON,
HI Auction and Commission Merchants,
No. 31j 9TH street northwest.
VALUABLE BpILDING LOTS FOR SALE
RARE CHANCE FOB CAPITALISTS TO IN

NESI.
f9se We Will sell at auction. on WEDNE> DAY.
the 10th instant. the lots hereinafter described
- at the hours named below, viz: At 3 o. clock p.
m, all that piece and parcel Of lot known Lots.
being on 10Th street. between | and northwest.
fronting IS feet, and running back l26 feet To
foot alley, containing shout 500 feet of ground said
ground having above the grade excellent gravel.
which renders il very valuable.
At o clock p. M. all that piece ami parcel known
as Lot 4, fronting 18th street 81 B. II feet BY a
depth OF lo9 said lot fronting enough to make three
very good building lots.
The above property is situated in the most desira-
he portion of the CITY, and will he positively sold
the day and hours above mentioned.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. of which : 40 on
each lot must be paid NJ the time of sale balance
six and twelve months secured by a deed of Irust on
the property sold. Convey ancing st the of par
chaser. NJ. {. LUTTRELL-
mal2td Salesman.
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UNDERTAKES.

y =. HARVEY,
Undertakes,
No. ss4 STREET. between Ninth and rsssa.
marl-ly
MARI y. srOoPe, Enbss~r a Marvel 49,
vl srx- formerly Gil sfresf norfese<tl ~
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL.
- TREASURY DEPARrNESr,

UETANTMENT,
BCREAU or ENGRAvING AMP PEIxTfxe
WASH NGIOS, ID. c., Faith February Y
Sealed Proposals will be received Al this once
until ~ O'clock a. IN, TUESDAY, Oth March for
tGeorges creek CUMBERLAND COAL. 10 be de-
ntered AZ such times and places and in such quanti
requrei ~ act % CONGRESS, approved July II. 1870
VIZ. lat Such coal shall weigh 2.2f0 pounds to the
Sasntiy 81 each Load certified st the time OF delivery
by the person appointed and qualified under the Al
i0r that Purpose and that the prescribed fee OF -
cents for each ton Of coal specte, and de-
lvered shall be paid by the contractor
Proposals Will be Considered binding for one week
from the S0th March, the Department reserving the
right 60 reject all or portion Of the bids offered
No proposals. will be entertained unless aceompa-
MED By ssfa Glory evidence OF ability to full the
contract, will any payment be made without the
cerneafe % the ns pctOr that the coal furnished
such a. the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent 10 the once
o. GEO. B. McCARTEE,
Chief q Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, Treas
ury Department. febal- eotmarO
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucuoneer
w (Succcssor to Green Williams, Aucts, D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS

w tSueecssor to Green 4 Williams. Ancts.J
NO. 1O0l northwest corner 10th aud ID SITS.
ONE HANDSOME PARLoR SUIT, upholstered
Gsnter tables BLACK rse W2Fi
some Marble. top Chamber Suite, Black waIaGt
Chamber suites; Superior Black Walnut Marble
Dining chairs. rd e Of Tf and AMID
other Curtains, Painted Chamber Suits and Fine
n FRIDAY MORNING, March. 9Th. 1875,
at 10 o'clock, shall sell, at No. 2i'13 Penn
= northeast, a superior collection of Household
Hail csrPe sr snd e oii SIofh carps's
Hair, Hulk and Cotton top Mattresses,
Feather Pillow and BOOSTERS,
Rolsters, Blankets, Spreads and Window Shades,
Refrigerator, China Crocyery and Glass Ware
Kitchen Utensils. &C.
LIS worthy The attention of persons in want Of
0n OF furniture is of modern sty Vie and has been well
Terms Cash; WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
mar2a DAILY Chronl Auctioaeer.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w Successor to Green Williams. Auctoneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HoUsEHoLD EURNI-
Handsome Black Walnut parIor Suite. upholstered
ter Tables; one Jardinere Handsomely Carved
Black Walnut Fancy Chair; Lace Curtains and
pets; Three HaDdsome BECK Walnut u pt Chanber
Suites; Walnut Hat Rack; Walnut Extension
Tables and Dining Room Chairs; Superior
Ghromos and Engravings, Velvet Rugs and
q on MONDAY, March sth. 1875, cornmenc.
~ ing at o o clock a. m shall sell at the resi-
NJ deLce of a gentleman declining housekeep ping.
~ tNo. 519 81 street, between 4 and streets
northwest, general assortment of Furniture. &c
Brussels Stair Carpets, Hall Oil Cloths,
Hair. Hysk and Cotton top Mattresses,
Painted Cottage Suites,
Feather Pillows and Bolsters,
Painted Bedsteads. Bureaus and WashStands,
Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Cases. Spreads, &c.
Hair Cloth Rockers ard Easy Chairs,
UttOmans Window Shades.
China. Glass and Crockery Ware,
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Persons in want Of excellent Furniture should not
fail in attending this sale, the goods nearly
new, being IL. use only short time.
Terms cash. WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
MARI Daily ChronI AuctiOneer
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a MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS oss
ONL1 LINE CARRYING THE<fmA
AMERICAN FLAG
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGE
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
Rates as low as by another first class Line
fETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents
Philadelphia.
SHERMAN 4 CO. (Bankersl, A gents,
en2SV 1429 street, Washington.
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STOVES, &c.

las. 3. HARROvER, Masslacfsy9 Of Ssocss esd
= Tnra,e, and dealer in Hardware and -
ins speoisity. No. isss HsS :srsss north
wet, near Rhode Island avenue. sepl0-ly -
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AUCTION SALES.

Il Aactionsess and Eea, Estate Brokers,
Star Ofsoe Building
BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING or EVERY
pbEEssCkkffPTI9S' HATS AND CAPS, &C., &c,
rel, On THURSDAY MORNING, March 9Th.
~ lSs; within our auction IRONS, at o . clock,
rem ss or sr % s
mars-td LATIMER 4 cLEaRY. Aucts.
- Southeast corner 9th and y streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
SORRY iFS sTSskfs RETsSEtssp i'm s1sS AND 81
IS ssT fsi s g. So =: and
Wssh.nston county, district Of Columbia, and by
4 public auction g the highest bidder in ffoni Of
the premises, on MONDAY, the LIST day OF March,
parcel SSta .Sd in III sh,' u S
inston, District Of Columbia, and known and de-
eas ana SD =,
four; IH4e Beginning for the same at poiat on
from the northeast corner of said square, and run
nns t fhese se s along sad street
fifteen feet and three INCHES wide, thence east
hundred feet 10 the piscs Of beginning together
with the improvements thereon.
equal instruments at six and twelve months, with
interest at ten per cent per annum from day Of sale,
Dy ueeu OF trust on properly sold. or
all cash at option Of purchaser. deposit Of 500
Will be required at time of sale. CONVEYS ncing at
expense of purchaser. Ifterm> Of sale are not com
rlied with in seven days the trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and OF dafaultng pur-
chaser. SAMUEL N. HILTON lr.
febl2eOads DpSchSSssoN BROS, Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, 4th March. 1875, SAM hour q nd place
SAMUEL n. HILTON, L r,-,..
Il. y. pOOLEY. itu>'ec-.
mar2d DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
LANES GUILD, Aucfioneer,
10l4 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
hE1 will sell FRIDAY MORNING. March ).
lit1J lat 10 o. clock, evening. at = oci bck, and
1llJi every moraine aud evening until the stock is
" W sold, the remaining Sto of Mr.. A. V. ID.
Mills, e. the store, No. l,0J2 street northwest
The toiioNl"g IS list of a portion Of thu stock:
Md Gloves. Gimpure Laces
Flowers, Feathers;
Bonnet silk and NeIvet, Velvet Ribbons.
Real Thread Lace;
Ribbons, CroS GRAIN and Plain:
Also, line assortment of Ladies, Child and
Misses Hose:
Ladies' and Chilircn's Vests;
Handkerchiefs:
Zephyrs and GermAntOwn;
40 green Boxes, &c, &c. marl-5t
VHTASH II WILLIAMS
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STEAMER LINES.
+NOk POTOMAC RIgeR LAypINC,

EOh fOIUAAC klfSR LASpING-
Inc swift and hvoriie Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY EstS5ES
having been thoroughlv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bsr trips fer Potomac river Lauiin1s on
sSrfSppnft March 2d, s,ad every TUESDAY and
go Sa.tSshpAI thereafter, leaving fifzhugais wharf
100. OF ON street at o'clock m Re,T-n;,g Sill
evening Wednesday Anu SUNDAY
Freight received daily.
-eo1 W. III. BYLEs, Captain.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va WASH
NGTON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. O.
SAILING DAY.
SATURDAY, at IL m ~GakGSs'
n From Z r 81 Water street, Georgetown, ,ssAEE
- Ihs line connects at Philadelphia with Clydes
Regular semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyi-
e ger Boston and New England States. No wharf
2. HYDE, Agent for d. ofC.
CLYDE CO.. Philadelphia
kEkD, Alexandria, Va.
I'D G. MINK, 30 Devonshirs street, Boston.
freights delivered by Knoxs Express Or
GERS len ct General Once, sos Pennsyiyania ave-
attended to. senolt
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IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIO

Syeeisl Trm, PROBATE Jg,isaiaios, Esrnazys, 1873.
Rlication for letters tsstamentary the estate Of
Henry Gett Of the city Of Washington, District of
Columbia, has this day been made by John A.
Schneider, corner Maryland avenue and Eighth
street northeast. All persons interested hereby
notified to appear In this court on SATURDAY, the
9th day Of March next, at IL O'Clock m, to show
cause why letters festamensary the estate of the
said deceased should not issue prayed. PYoeided,
acopy OF this order be published once week, for
tnree weeks, In some one newspaper published In
Test: WERSTHR
febl5 m St Rex;.fSr ~ Wilas
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INTHE sUPEE1MTES SSyKT ~ ran DISTRICT

Special Term, Probate JErisdetioa, February g. 1875
In the matter OF the will Of NARY w. JAMES
estate Of Mary W jameson, Of the city OF Washing
ton District q Columbia has this day been made By
hereby notified "a to aPRsar IN thi: court on sArUR
to chow why letters testamenary on the estate
OF the said deceased should not iseue prayed Pro
rided, q copy Of this order be published week
for three weeks in one newspaper published In
Warrington, u. c., previous to the SAID day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
frb8 N 81 Register Of wis
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, February 10Th, 1875, same hour and place
W MILAN sTiCkNEY Trustees.
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\ ATlMER q CLEAKT,
La Auctioneess and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Penasy IL snfs axenua and 18th -
Star Gfsce Builiirx
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TINHOS. n. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer, $40 7th street
No. COS ON I3rH STREET, VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY.
O. On THURSDAY, March 4th, at ) o'clock ..
81 m, shall offer for sale at public auction on
Inc premises, the above property, having front of
II 2 feet on 18Th street.
Terms day Of sale. THos. E. wAGGAMAN,
febI I'd Auctioneer.
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Mallomell loral Nems.

Mr.. J. E. Nye Of this city has recently sold out
his grocery business to Mr.. II. D. Pinkham, who
will continue to carry on trade in connection with
meat market at the same stand.
The snow storm on Saturday spoiled the skat-
ing on the river to the great disappointment Of the
boys and girls generally. The storm was wecom-
ed, however, by those desiring an Improvement in
the travelling. which was horribly slippery.
Mr.. George w. White Of this city died at his
residence on Friday afternoon, after protracted
illness of many years. He was a consistent chris
tian and an estimable citizen, and goes to his
ward at the age of about seventy after long years
Of watching and waiting for the time of rest.
We learn that Mr.. Joseph Weeks of Chelsea,
while returning home from the house Of Mr.. Ken
nedy en- Saturday forenoon last, fell dead in the
road-probably Of heart disease. While at the
house of Mr. Kennedy he complained of not feel
ing as well as usual. His age was 70 years and 10
months.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, January 2. The Massachusetts, State
Temperance Alliance met at fremont Temple this
afternoon and extended fraternal greeting to Rev
Thomas Whitaker, known for forty years as one
of the most active and eloquent temperance re-
formers in England Gov. Talbot presided Dis
tngushed parties occupied the stage. An i'm
mense concourse of people present. Rev. DIR. Mi
ner made the address of welcome Speeches were
made by Mr. Whitaker and John Il. Cough and
others. Mr.. Whitaker again addressed an i'm
mense audience at fremont Temple this evening.
The weather to-day has been fusion of snow,
rain and sleet, few seighs out, and it was thought
to give King kaakaua a taste of sleighng but
it was abandoned and His Majesty remained quiet
~ at the hotel until p. NJ, when a banquet was
given him. The governor, governor elect, mayor
and other supposed notabes to the number of
thirty participated. No newspaper reporters
were allowed even upon the threshold. 1t is wills
pered however that the affair surpassed in elo-
querce anything of itssize yet offered His Majesty.
He sent to-day acceptance of his intention to visit
Lowell and named Thursday next. Will leave
here at A. M.
In case of James Costly on trial for the murder
OF Julia Hawks, at Dedham, the jury brought
in verdict of guilty of murder in the first de-
gree. The case has excited the greatest interest,
the evidence against the prisv ner being almost en-.
tirely circnmstantial.
The Catholic church on Hyde Park avenue, in
the suburbs Of the city, caught fire at ii o'clock
tonight, and burned to the groand. Cause defec-
tive Hue. The church was erected two years ago
at cost Of $1,000.
Fall River, January 3. Temple Hall was crowd
night, hundreds being unable to gain admission.
Simon Morgan, weaver, held the chair and JON
athan Bit Cliff and II, b. Coffin made very STIR
ring and appropriate speeches.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Great Excitement in Vinita {!
Indians On the War Path.
Indian DepredatiOns.

Ninta, January 2. We are momenarily ex-
pecing an attack from Ross and his party. All
the women and children are aboard and the pas
senger train is ready to pull out at moments no.
tce. The NJ. X. 4 Texas train has been detained
and it is feared that it has been overhaued by the
mob. They number 200 well armed men, mostly
full bloods. Scouts report them within 20 miles
of this place. Troops are badly needed. Intense
excitement prevails and trouble is anticipated, as
there are men arriving hourly from he lower
part of the nation. reporting brutal murders all
along the line of their march.
LATER.
The Plus did not attack us last night, as we an
ticipated but are reported to be twelve miles from
here and making good time. Almost every white
person has left the place, and the probabilities
that there will not be woman or child here at II
o'clock to-day.
Further reports, and more reliable say the Plus
are 100 strong.
Every person left Chateau station, south of
here and the Cherokees residing on Grand River
are coming into town by droves. An advance
guard starts in half an hour to meet the enemy
We must have troops.
LATEST.
Everything was quiet here last night, and up to
o'clock p. m. to-day, when news came that the
mob were at Prior Creek again last night, and
killed three men supposed to be the persons cap
tured yesterday. If this is true trouble will prob
ably follow, as Hatchel, one of the men captured,
was senator from this district and will unxues-
tonably be avenged. Major Robinson has been
requested to come here and prevent a fight if pos
sbe.
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The Vicksburg, Miss, Investiga.
ton.
Saturdays Proceedings.

Vicksburg, January 3 Z. S. Butts, cashier of
the NicSsburg bank, testified before the committee
to-day, to the excitement in the city consequent
uoon the card of Sheriff Crosby, ADD the marching
Of citizens out of the city. Saw some negroes on
the hill diminishing with few mounted whites I;
but the negroes seon dispersed, and he returned
with his company without firing shot.
Butts said that there was no feeling against the
negI oes-all the trouble was caused ~ the negro
officials overawing their own race, and the whites
had no ider of depiving the negro Of any civil or
political rights.
r. Butts testified that he was member of the
tax payers league, which was not political, and
negroes could be members if they desired. Toerc
was no rotipg before the recent fight. He stated
that the chancery clerk Of Davenport refused to
allow him and the tax payers committee to exam
inc the books the whites pay so per cent. of the
taxes. Our experience with republican officials
has been that they are neither capable nor fit to
hold office. If negro was capable and homes. he
would vote for him as well as for white man.
Butts testified to the increased taxation showing
tax bills of 1869 and 1873 in proof, which was
caused by the reckless extravaganza of county
Officials. The tax payers league grew out of this
state of affairs. Crosby had funded one warrant
twice, and the league objected to his handling the
taxes without good bonds.
He believed that the intention of the negroes
was to renstae Crosby and plumber at will.
Among those who went out to defend the city
was DR. Harper, aged IS years, nephew of General
Winfield Scott.
f. ID. Richardson testified to being put in charge
of the Court House by Colouel Baird, when Cros-
by resigned, and rang bell to give the alarm;
was in the cupolo next day watching with field
glass the progress of affairs. There no intim-
idation Of negroes on election day
HIS testimony was similar to that already given,
except that some $50 to 800 whites came to Nicks-
burg from Monroe, La, and other points. stop
ping over day or two after the fight Didn't
know of their being sent for
Adjourned till Monday
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STATE N 4. WS.

w. Learn ,h., ,he R.y r. w U.sL.u IF u,an.
dow died an tho tho ao,b Hs v,as nns nf ~. ~
uoers of he Ua Eree Rant;.t dsr";,o,;on -
toot conntv uas sa,;vs in tha ,.s;sistn~.
sovsr.I .arws was nom;nateJ last f.s hn, AZ
feated. He was about IS wears Of ACE. N'
-
an, norIss nf GA E.il"ns ~ GssI;n.. ~
Sai, om Wedresdsv sxer;ns ,ss, ~. T.io.;.a
o ,'@ar U wsrs rhosen for ,hs ns~, ssm;srr"
tarn "e'e 'uo'eA ''' ING A'" ''"-~nnuA
'er mr L D S,ror, " q
Cant John Wehb v q
"P n 1olh 9o P.oo,s,,n, c.-...
W Tarho~ T,essurers 'se''
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C"icayo Pre- duce Market.

Chicago, Jan. q 1874.
Flour--iull-extra spring 1 KAT ".
Wheat-N0. spring cash. gW1a: Jan. 90hah;
Feb. Okla
Corn No ,. mixed. cash, SIS; May, n*a-;
6jyka Jan G6l9a Feb.
Oats-No 2. k}a52tt cash; Jan, IS d; 5sxa53-
for Feb; 81 May.
Rye-No. J, Gsi.a.
Barley-No. spring l.4al22Is cash; l2lals JAM;
1854 Feb.
Dressed Hogs 00a6 25-.
Perks s0I cash; Is s0a JAN; 10 i Feb: 10 40
ais As Mch.
Lard-13 l0al3 10 cash; IS 31sa- Feb, u Az
a30 so Mch
Bulk Meats shoulders Cha; short rib mid
9ha-; short clear mid alU-.
Hams IL Bs average J! a.
Whskey- 81
Freights-Corn To Buffalo, 4 lila: wheat do *
Receipts 1000 nour; 81, 90 wheat; 1900 corn
~ 900 oats; 20 O rye: 1890 barley.
shipments - l2.ooi -four; IS 0Jo wheat; 7500
corn: 60ut oats; 1000 barley. 800 rye.