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New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

PAINTsIn THIS maTket business 9ontlnaes good ana
scarce and holders their views NermilOn-Wng
10 the quicksilver manufacturers have again al
vancel their prices Kinds rule about steady Nene-
tian Red light supply and nrnly held All
otber kinds rule quotations We qnote Whe
Ind American 81. iqc, White English. gold lO7a lie;
Ri sngish gold td0c White Znc, American II IA
Zoe Vrrmion China gold, 81 - Quicksilver 81 Is
asi 26 Venetian Red cwt e. l2ges2 70 Orange MIN
eraI gold n llladiI5c; China Clay, ton 80 dS2o
paris Green y n ioa25c Paris White English y 100 ID,
al sOasi 50.
PFIROLEUM-Ihe tone Of the market IL weaker and only
ght business doing al the decline Exporters con-
call from foreign markets Is not AZ all
pressing Refined quotes l3l4Ql33c fo spot and month,
with u Dbs Change AZ tie inside ngur ur
prom M delivery cases II FOR Ordinary Crude IN bulk
Bac Tor spot Gs.e for month"; do IN sls lOaGlOa
Renue AT Phade baltimore dull and lower AZ l3e
for spot and month Change, $4,000 cases for export
private terms
VIsION Ns-The Pork market Is less active and lower
for the future Is quite hight sales OF 500 oos
az 80 in job lots 1880 Dbls Meas seller
Ococr al s2 O5ds22 20 closing at the inside prce but
s22 hid buyers option, All the month z5c per Dol
va maid ior The privilege of delivering l,3Oo bbs Mess
during month at s2l New Mess In nominal Tor January
Ftbray delivery. at s20 AL the year s2o 10 Soei
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

FREIGHTs-The strong rates demanded fof bfrth room
and tonnage checked business aud
np 10 the Change little tIanspred The As rate
ofained 10 Liverpool stean for Grain was oAa 7' Al
Sb i6 600 bnsh were taken up reported IN last TX
porters Of Petroleum looking around more Acuvey
easter but they aid not effect ANYTHING fniy ana
rafes nnaltered The engagement. cOapf1ri
10 Iyeroo bv steam 100 bales Cotton at sE7isd some
40O bales through freigh in addition TO the quantity re
5000 boxes cheese IN al
dtion TO the quantity reported, AT 40s eheny 5OOO
boxes to-day 4s 100 boxes Bacon 32s bd @9 boxes 40
al 3Os a32s 90 l75 on Cake, 25s by sail 10 london
nv sale 900 reported at 26s Sd ana lVOO
ns rerf recently at the 1000 bbs Flour last
evenng "a Cd; 5000 Dbls D. 10 I'D To Glasgow by
st-am a small taken ai 3js 10 Hamburg by
steam 5000 bales compressed Cotton s To- 10 Ihs cArs
were Norwegian bar Baltimore 10 Cork for Orers win
90 ara ralp al 7s 6d another go round from Phie
nh 10 Hayre with 1000 Naphtha at "a sd German
hark hence port Continent with l4OO bales
Cotton az d schooner of 2e7 tons hence 70
Port SpAn lump OF 81 900 bAk
from savannah 70 Continental port between HAvre and
Hamburg Cotton At edi another from DO 70 LyeI
Do from port At sld gold one from ,sSaoS DO 70
or HAvre with Cotton az lump sum of 81 800
After 'Change-To smyrna Italian bark hence Win
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

Receipts for the week, 2s5l9 packages do. last week
23,725 do. week aAt year., - 200 do exports
fo Europe week 1888 nrkins Quotations for Butter
have taken quite start during the week and there II an &C
tive the advance. We could really Use more
stock than comes TO hand but sellers who
are Of liberal supplies
cannot views prudenty They have Of
fered zoe but returned without effect
ing market seems 20 have been set az
&c., making it restrictive for rs We DO not hear
confidence although the maket mas ruled
strong daily Dealers they give reason why
should short OF butter at time when The demand
ougnt 10 settle into q healthy business, and ffOm
dag day they compelled 20 quote high nges accom-
panied with OF light supplies and enlarged
onsmpt0n The crop heavy and must
later and there win be rush for realization
before the Fall IN over, the farmer VIII IN All
probability be forced 70 accept dealers dcta,lon, or
Al prices which sOnf0rm 10 the Judgment
Of the latter. There has been something Of a
struggle pals the boat price 4Oc and tho street
selectORA Western butter - an hight
supply; rates fail 20 bring forward IN fact we learn
that holders OF surplus az the West Canad
reported pretty well Of stock St0repaeked
covered by revised range Of rates quote
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

uset a s21a2 Western and 34d54sc for s"nnSs'
pure.
Reeefpta for the 9s8G0 Boxes DO same week 49,
wear 81 5 DO exports past week tgo00 do 90 last Nees
XII 5l2 do same week year 44.2Gs do Gold closes
7Is IAverpool cable quotations. 55a66s l1ndon o2 -
TIE inter or markets strong this week Inc W
vance here well established ay 1or nn
made stock The advanced and shippers noneh nys
buvnR frequent visits which wtn
an active bomerade, steady market Ihe,en
the fact hiss enect upon tne mar
condition Of prices fufrro supplies are
RIM light ONLY factories may bc quoted at ltNtc
e range chiefly given style 0f business Dy e1
porfers lls0i34e stock. sharp cheese ~ neg
ieeed quoted Ga some good lines
Vermont market Or which l2fc has been refused
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-rne Flour market opened very
du for all grades the exception OF straight lines o
sGipriug rras wanted Old Winter Wheat fl0urs
are frn but oly aud nsalable \. ibr close e
market il shipping EXttas, btt dun
trade aud family brands sales Of i4OOO bhs We quote;
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

nrm and unchanged 10 bbs - 60 75ff0 so for
Plain 81 606&l2 s168sl7 for Paeket snd
s2l so for Family Tierce Beef quiet but firmly nea
s3IdS2 for India Mess Beef Hams are nAcuFe
and heavy Cut Meats weaker aud less actye saes o
l2iac. for Smoked DO; l4pdl5c. for Picked Hams
l69l7c for Xed DO; 80 Clear Bellies, 10 &c
firm 131i3i4c. for City Long Clear
Dressed Hogs weaker and in moderate demand Al lOs
IO7 active weaker closing quiet Tor cash
strong future sales 100 es No al l3Isc l2O
City. 70 &c. Choice New lac; 225 tcs OLD West
STEAM the latter price last night For future
delivery OF i500 seller October l4c none 0ner
AZ that 750 tc, seller AL the 2c 900 cs seller IL
months 12i2s.
BrrTRR-Te market all fresh gra les rules about
quotations. choice lot. in hEht
supply and these command fuIl rates Exporters still
tnue 70 make inquiry. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continued good inquiry, TIE supply
on han limited the market ftrl nm s4nto 9lnsp
IorwOOd sold AZ <2S 90 currency Mexican Fasc 80 Eo
and sral sales o Ca.nwood made Sl1O, gold We
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

change tO note in this market
7 markets say holders 0f choice
shippers are purchasing 20 a
home trade Is fairly active az
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

-
bis; 30. last week, G.774 bbls.
3. The demand ~ hardly a.
Ingh doing tO maintain present
Y IN fiue order, AMI this fact
Lined are IN stOcx, but II ts
hem. OtfnfafiOnA
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-13
DR.. MI. w. PARSONS,
DENTTsT.

ITO THOSE WISHING THE SERVICES OF
i an experienced and reliable Dentist. DR. Par
sons offers his services with the valuable expert
ence of twenty years practice in the various
branches of his profession. All work done in
the most satisfactory and perfect manner, or no
pay required. Former places Of business-Col-
umbia and Stockton, California.
Ladies will be waited upon at their residences
If more convenient.
% I have a patent air-chamber, of my own
invention, that improves the hold of an upper
plate in the mouth from fifty to one hundred per
cent. Office at the jackson Hotel.
Hamilton, Oct. /, 1875. oct2-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-13
WORK.

Superintendent Fulton received a tele-
gram on Monday last from the Office of
the companies in San Francisco, in
structing him to stop all work on the
Ward Beecher, Original Hidden Treasure,
and Mammoth mines. No explanation
for the stoppage was sent, but it is sup
posed that it was on account Of the death
of B. F. Sherwood, who was a large
owner in the properties. These mines
seem to be unfortunate in having for
their owners men who will die. Only a
little while ago, w. H. Bourne, a large
owner in the properties, died, and
work on the mines has been languishipg
ever since. The mines are owned by a
few wealthy stockholders, and for the
last three years have only been worked
by a small force of men /; they also W
two or three good mills, among which is
the Big Smokey. and they too have laid
idle. The for this ~supineness on the
part of the owners of this property has
always been q matter beyond our compre-
hension. That there has been a large
amount of money extracted from the
mines there can be no doubt /; neither
can there be a doubt, if properly man.
aged, that immense wealth is still wait
ing for further development. The mines
are all on Treasure Hill, in the same belt
with the Eberhardt & Aurora, South Au-
rora, and other valuable properties, all Of
which are now lying idle, with the excep-
ton of the Eberhardt & Aurora, which.
We are pleased to state, is being vigor-
ously worked, and has been paying its
company at the rate of one hundred
thousand dollars per month for the past
sever months. With a proper manage
ment of the above mentioned mines, all
the company's mills could be put to
work, and they, too, could be receiving
their hundreds of thousands per month.
We hope that the old management of this
valuable property may change, and that
it may fall into the hands of parties who
will know when they have got a good
thing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-13
STOCKS.

Following is Friday forenoon's report
OF the Pacific Stock Board in San Fran
cisco:
Ophir, 37H ; Mexican, Is; Gould &
Curry, "A; Best & Belcher, 34H; Savage,
81; Chollar, 52H; Hale & Norcross, 20
Crown Point, 25H; Yellow Jacket, 81;
Imperial. TX; Empire, AZ: Kentuck.
l5; Becher, 1877; Alpha, IS; Confidence,
l5; Consolidated Virginia, 237; Sierra
Nevada, 10.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-13
OPHERIDE.

THE GREAT SILVER PLATTER CLEANER.
i and Polisher. Indispensable to every FAM
lily. A fortune for Agents. Sells ut sign..-
Sample free. Send for it. Address at once.
j23 KENDALL & CO., Chicago, Ill.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-13
1 will sell my goods at the following named

The above prices have been put down to the
lowest mark FOR CASH ONLY! / am deter
miued to sell out my stockof goods in the next
ninety days.
81 All persons indebted to the firm must
settle Immediately, and thereby save costs.
j. ROSENRLUM.
Hamilton, February s, 1875. f6-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-13
SEWING MACHINES. P PaT4Hsss

and make, can be purchased cheap By making
application at this Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.


The Philadelphia Ledger publishes its usual
table Of coal tonnage for the week and year,
which show the following results, and which are
accompanied by some interesting comments,
which we append:
1.-THE supply Of anthracite coal from al the re-
gions for the week ending on the 10th ultimo is
m7 ia tons, and Of bituminous 10 same date 5l,-
III tons making an aggregate Of 49, sl tons,
against 25l, OIs for the corresponding week last
year-decrease l1lSI tons: IN, 5ols :, ~ Psy
OO6 tons, against 22,S74,2 O4 tons 70 same period
last year, decrease Of 959, l9e tons, OF Which
S34 sos tons are anthracite. Nothing, or very lit
lie h known In reference to the coal trade for the
current year What is called a final meeting OF
the operators Of the Lehigh, the Upper LehiRh
giops, to arrange o basis OF wages for 1875, was
held at Mauch Chunk about the middle OF the
past week, at.vhich 1t was decided TO terminate
me system Of wages established in 1871, aHd 20
offer the miners reduced rates, the reduction
Amounting 10 from 10 10 Is per cent, the new scale
.sIpsteSd OF me Old basis system Of regulating
wages BY prices Of coal at specified points near
the mines 1t Is proposed to NJ Uniform price Of
IS per ton for coal ut shipping points near New
see per week. inside laborers from o. 20 70 slOi
and miners 4211 cents per ton for cutting, the
Kways me price is reduced Is per cent, An I'm
crease OF 10 per cent. on the wages OF inside men
only is to be made for every dollar above me
shiupinR points near New York, and CORE
spondine increase for fractions Of dollar. In
case coal goes below i've dollars like reduction
Is provided for. The committee appointed TO q n
fer with operators in other regions reported ths
all agreed to join in the movement 10 bring down
wages and u bt there was coneurrenee as 70 me
perceptaRe Of reduction that should be insisted
On, The miners will probably take fortnight 20
consider them and consult their brethren Of otner
IA strike is appfshended by some operators.
but the general belief lie that there will be none,
Two months suspension WOULD is saio, oe io q,
coal IN irst hands could be worked % Il there
was cessation OF production. On Thursday
private meeting Of operators was held At the
HEADING railroad once for the formation Of an
association Of the operators Of Sehuylkill county
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
RETIER or EVENTS IN THE eITE
HESTERDAY.

BRILLIANT OPENING OF THE NEW NORTH
ERN HARKET-AEEUALNE MEETING oFTHE
! RIVAL CoAPANY-wHAT WAS DONE IN
THE COURTS - ARREST OF YOUTHFUL
BURGLARs-MIsCELLA ITEMS.
For Ne,v EaqIaad and the Middle States rising
GTomefeT, I1eSt or north t0iHds, Falling teslPerG-
re, end eIear or partly CLOUDY, cog tSeGtAsT.
As MiItisSiRPi river, from Cairo to pfea'bET0,
M esRtiRus SiotOlY rfsizg.
The following was the range Of the Thermometer
Hempler's yesterday: g m, ho; 10 .. m,
9; nm., 42o; 2P m, n0i Up. NJ $50; p. n,
Use Patterson Jones' Trophy tomatoes.
Choice fruits-MalsEs Fruit Co., 4Os 9th ct.
For want Of quorum the meeting Of the rus-
tees Of the Reform school was not held yesterday.
At the regular meeting last night the mem
bers Of the Americas Yacht Club decided not 70
give then usual leYSe this season.
Mr. VIM. Dickson who for the past week has
been having q good time in Philadelphia, re-
turned TO the city yesterday morning
Co operative Building Association Is, 500 were
sold at an average premium Of o. per cent.
Mr., John Chamberlain went to Baltimore yes
iSs sS4O 70 sSS oSO Company on the
eubiect Of establishing race track on the line Of
ais road somewhere neal the city.
son Of M J; h; stailsy, OF the Post Once 66
cred from his right hand, on Saturday, While
Inspecting the cog wheels Of q threshing machine,
on the premises Of D. Z. EaEAeIs On bne oeSenbn-
street road.
The Metropolitan Club held meeting ct their
rooms last night with full attendance. Amer
the Transaction Of the ordinary business the club
resolved TO attend the mass meeting Of the Jack
son Democratic Association, on the sth Of jan
nary, in body.
Detectives Sargent and McElfresh yesterday
recovered . valuable overeoat that had been
stolen from Mr.. Thos. Yarroleck. The then was
traced to Thos. MAcksy, who was previously ar
rested by these two officers, and is now confined
in jail, awaiting the action Of the grand jury.
Elijah Lodge, No. 50, L q. B. B., has installed
the following ohicers: H Blondheim, M: Phi.
Peyser, president; NJ. N. Rich, vice presidents
oh. HuFtI, corresponding secretary; 12. Hirst,
financial secretary; NJ. Loeb Ass. NJ; d. hron-
beimeT, w; Rep, JAG. Htrst, Henry Blond
heimer, Henry King.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Firemen's Insurance Company Of Washington
and Georgetown the following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: James Adams, i.
EdW. Clark, Andrew RothWell, A. A. Wilson,
W. ]. Wilson, Thos. Parker, Jos. Redeem, =. b.
Cross, W. E. Howard, EsaW Pickerell, EdW'
Shoemaker, Geo. W. Cropley, Z. g. Davis.
Mr.. Terrence Riley, native of South WASH
inKton, died on Sunday, at his residence, on
Our-and-a-han street, between n and south
west leaving . wife and three children. The de-
ceased was IN business with his father for many
years in the conduct Of the GreenleAf Coffee and
Spice Mills corner Of Four-Gnd-a-hsn and N
streets and this was the pioneer firm in that busi
ness In the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
WASHINGTON AARRET COM.
PANY.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
2 HOLDERS.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders in the
Washington Market Company brought together
q large number Of those associated with the CON-
pany.
Hon. MsttheW @. Emery called the meeting to
order, and said the object Of the meeting was the
election Of directors for the ensuing year.
Among those represented were Mossrs. Baily,
h. ]. Gregory, Chandler, Smoot, Connolly,
Taylor, Ella, Barker, Smith, CLARK, F. Coyle,
Whitney, Campbell and OrdWay.
MessTi. Connolly and Tsylor were chosen tell
erE, and after the ballots were cast there were
found to be II, 9Ol votes, which resulted in the
election Of the following directors: n. g Emery,
W. L. Chandler, N. g. OrdWsy, Moses Kelly, E.
r. Tinker TIC. Connolly, {. Gushing. S. S. Smoot,
FitEhugh Coyle, Hallet Ktlbourn, r. B. CLARK,
Preston S. Smith, Jacob II. Ella. The vote cast
was unanimous for the above gentlemen. Messrs.
Chandler, SmOot and Connolly were elected an
auditing committee.
The meeting then adjourned, and meeting Of
the board Of directors was held. Hon. NJ. @.
Emery was chosen president, and B. D. Whitney
secretary. The following gentlemen were chosen
as the executive committee: Messrs. Emery,
Chandler, SmOOt, Connolly and Ella. Colonel N.
q. Ordway was elected superintendent.
After some routine business the meeting ad-
mad
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

The only business transacted WAS che slectiOn Of
oheers aAd the making Of preliminary arrange
ments for the protection Of their interests In the
future. The national orgsDi1atfon Of minergis
aid 70 Be strengly against any gtrikes takipg
place among the miners In any section OF The
country, except - last resort, afer arbitration
end concinAuon are exhausted, and II they strike
against the advice Of the president ofths national
organization they will receive no aid from that
quarter. The trade 10 local and dull, the markets
being well stocked with coal, sufficient TO last for
several months, with the quantity that would 70
forward, strike OF no strike. Besides. the iron
men have resently resolved to eurtan one-half
the product OF pig Iron, and would rather invite
'iIf the terms proposed by the operators and
companies are not accepted by the men, arbItra-
ton win probably follow, with its usual pacific
and advantageous results. At Port Richmond
for the week ending the I'd Instant the receipts Of
coal were Z, 500 tons, and the shipments 1880
tons leaving al, 900 tons on hand. Vessels dur
ing the past week have been In fair supply, with
freights ruling steady ct o. e5Gl - 70 Providence
and eIo061.I6 70 Boston. The coal and coke ton
mage OF the Philadelphia railroad last week vas
1857 tons, and for the year s,3s4.11l OF ahth-
raeite and bitnmtnoug there were ,f8e tons,
and Of coke 4s7 $40 tons. This includes the ten
mage Of coal both East and West. The retail
coal prices are unchanged under about the usual
demand at this season Of the year. At the euc-
ton sale Of Scranton coal ct New York on
Wednesday last only 30 900 tons Of coal were sold
the average price showing q decline Of two cents
per ton on the prices realized at the November
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
VERY NARROW ESCAPE.

n hEh1 NANNY" SSSAt -
The limited express from New Y rk to Wash
inEton yesterday met with an accident i've miles
south Of Wilmington which had all the eondi-
tIons CT . great calamity without reaching such
. result. Just before reaching the bridge over
Christians creek one Of the axles to the rear
truck Of the tender broke short of. The accident
WAS not discovered until some Workmen on the
bridge observed line Of fire proceeding from the
friction caused by the sliding Of the tightly bound
wheel over the rail. They hailed the train, which
was speedily stopped. A moment more the ten
der would have been forced from the track and
the heavy Pullman cars would have gone, crush
ing their enormous weight on top Of 1t. Nearly
two hours were spent In removing the broken car
and getting fresh engine from Wilmington, and
the train reachedhere at5:30 instead Of 4:l0 There
were q large number Of Congressman with their
families on board, and fatal results would have
made deep sensation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The Medical Society Of the District Of Colum-
bin held its annual meeting last evening at Con
1Hrn han. DR.. Eliot occupied the chair. Salts
factory reports were rendered by officers and
committees.
The society then proceeded to the election Of
ofic0rI for the ensuing year, with the following
result: President, DR.. GOYeioy; vice presidents,
Drs Nichols and Buckley; corresponding secrs-
tary, DR.. Ross; recording secretary, DR.. Klein
schmidt; treasurer, DR.. FranEont; librarian, DR..
Patti; board Of examiners, Drs. o. HAgner, King,
e Hagner, Thompson and Ktngi board OF Gen.
eorE Drs. fisherman, Morgan and Eliot
After tranEacting some minor miscellaneous
business the society adjourned at 10 o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Duneanson Bros:
At4 o'clock two brick houses in an alley. be-
tween T and U and Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets northwest.
By Geo. Truesdell:
At 4 O'Clock, tWo-story and basement brick
house and lot corner Of First and streets south
east.
At O'Clock, valuable improved property in
Defrees street.
At 10 O'Clock, splendid collection of household
goods.
BY J. 7. Wormley:
At o'clock, valuable improved property 'front.'
ing on the west side Of Tenth street, between H
ana streets west.
BY B. H. Warner:
At O'Clock, desirable improved property on the
west side Of Nineteenth street, between 1 and K
streets northwest.
By VIM. L. Wall & Co.:
At 10 O'Clock, one shifting-top phaton, nearly
new; also, one one-horseI and number OF horses
and mules.
By H. F. Zimmerman Co.:
At 10 O'Clock, parlor SETS chamber sets, sc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
GONE TO VISIT THE NORFOLK NAVY
YARD

At IL O'Clock yesterday the United States
steamer Dispatch, Lieutenant Commander Fred.
Rogers, left the navy yard for Norfolk, Va, hsv-
ing on board Commodore ]. q. Howell, chief OF
the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, and Naval Con-
Etrnctor Josiah Hanscom, chief Of the Bureau Of
Construction and Repair, who have gone 10 pay
an Ofhcial visit to the navy yard at that place.
Upon the arrival OF Commodore Howell at the
yard he was received with the usual salute from
the battery, and Immediately embarked On thS
Dispatch,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Zee the card of Mrs. Deane.

See the card Of Mrs. Deane.
NJ. NJ. Rohrer has money to loan.
Fred. Koones has money to invest.
A new brick house, on Riggs street, for rent.
See the advertisement Of Mrs. O. Reicheubach.
Thos E. waggaman has desirable property for
rent.
TN. Naudain is selling dry goods at reduced
prices.
Meeting of the Oorcoran Zouaves Wednesday
evening.
Latimer & Cleary will sell to-day household
furniture.
Meeting of the Yale Alumni Association on
Wednesday evening.
A public meeting Of Rescue Division, NO. Q,
will be held this evening.
Wash. b. Williams will sell, on Monday, Janu-
airy II, valuable property.
Latimer & Cleary will sell, on Thursday, Janu-
airy !, q superior lot Of liquors
W. l. Wall & Co. will sell, on wednesday,
January Q, q MISCELLANEOUS lot Of goods.
WI Wall & 20. will sell, on wednesday,
January Q, Q special lot Of furniture.
Duncanson Bros. will sell, on Saturday, Janu-
airy Q, Q full-siSed, spring Clarence coach