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balancea sa77s7s. The sub.Treasury redeemed
on the public debt $4,000.
The days business OF the u. S. Sub Treasury was
Cold receipts te5O s2 gs d.. pIyments tf2p 900 l3
do haiance, tt5t80 5S1 ~ currency receipts f
500 do payments, ~ Dol SO55v; do BALANCE, 49,.
31A7i1.36 Gus Onis t1inOOO.
The amount 81 bullion paid into the Bank ~ FnRian
on balsnce to-day vas 4ib0Oo. The internal revenue
receipts footed $4,000 and the custom receipts,
t2OoOOp. The Treasury Mt Washington received f4OO,
900 ~ national bank notes for nptOn. The specie
engagements for to.morrow's steamers amounted 10
nhout $500, Ono.
Foreign exchange irncr. and some Of the draw.
err advanced their rates to - 81 Apois for time
and demand drafts The troube fcar, fly az bn,
a'd BESIDES drawers could make slight prunt.
htncl fulcu easy on call during the morn at ltJ
cent but lust al the close there furry because
OF umaNufaoc Statements about toe pank Of the State
o. New York, lately suspended. and brokers paic
hlRl rs cent. and commission.
pifcounts continued quiet at Az %.
uOvefnment bonds we're nrm Throughout the GAY and
closed strung With quite Sctve demand at the close
rls5s both regstercd ana coupons. which sold up
70 lzlA The other old issues also reQue T. but
,he Investment demand came chiefly from orders for
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Yesterday at the Exchange V. X. Stevenson,
Jr, soia under foreclo tWostory frame house.
with l. -Sxabout 100 south side Of Wcstchester
nue., 23 feet OF Retreat avenue for tl55O Paln.
TIL
Ihe following property II announced for SAFE to-day
AZ the Exchange uaGcr foreclosure
Two houses lots eide OF flfty.tOurth street
west Of First avenue.
one house and lot north side OF Ffth street. west OF
Ninth avenue.
lr mses l9l East broadway, southeast OF JET.
fersOn street.
oae lot north side Of sxyafth street. OF Second
avenue.
ouse and lot north side Of isth street. west Of
Second avenue.
Two north side OF l52d street extending through
TO 1881 air, ct. west OF Grand Boulevard.
. Premises 21e Fourth avenue, east side, south OF
Twenty --econd street.
Also at United states Hotel, Ncwburgh this State At
al O'Clock, IN" COzzens Hotel properly at West Point
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In STATE bonds there was better tr.de. We role
ssiei Of Missouri os long bonds, At ios DO o. Han
nibn ana ~. Joseph issue, IO4 DO. o. 1878 103 do
g. 1881 lOi'r; North Carolina 6e, OH January and
JuU liA; Georgia IS endorsed lU2 and Tennessee Isl
new seres, nj fl1. Bank OF Commerce shares brought
~ New YORK ~ Kepublie 81, Park i25. aud NinIh
Nauonal 30 KAiroan securities were lower, with y
fair trade. The following the principal transac
tons BOSTON, Hartford and Ere lists 20, New
Jersey C,ntrm lists consolidated, lie; Mlwau.
kee and 81. Paul ~. goa, 1Oi. nlwaukee and
9h,. uinisio, ty5t,s dV.tf l,I<+s
and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds pi
Chicago md Milwaukee lists. 1O2; Toledo and wabash
gds, % Union Pacific Rarosd Isl mortgage. tO5iSs
100 Rome, WMcrtown and ogdcueburgh consolidated
lt mortgage VI Western Union telegraph cOupon,
100 MAS agkee and st. Paul consolidated sinking fund,
NJ c., G.. &. ani J. Isis, 1l1ly Morris and E-sex I'd
mortgage los central Pacihc gold bonds, 1Osls Cen.
trail iachc Isl mortgage. san Joaquin branch. ~ .
Toledo aud Naba-h 1sta st. IOuis Division, 7OL5 na-
souri,. kanns and Texas consolidated sinking fund
coupon o. III.
Ine opening nixnsst. lowest. ana 5 +. N. cio,inz
RIlcea OF htOCsa tO.lAY
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DIED.

r@%r;dsy s.rrs e Of Heart Dis
Ianer1i services AZ her I.te r..,ience s:is Sd Nv,
a. 'GTrqlaIi lq,p 1 ~ a. 10 osloc4 a. -
a. psth year OF her ayc.
At Inc residence Of her .oa.n.i,s 1s',,ncr Cnntoa
Ss5 Graa.m Av.' williamson "a. Funeral at 1850 I'cOcR
sTOLLkY. -suideay. at Fort Lee. n. j.. Fred. C.
Ia fArErrE IoDoE No. d. + and A. N.-Drcthrcn.
You sre hereby summoned to attend a spec nj COM
sunday ieta inst 4, ocdcs A. Tor 1e pnr se OF Of
attending the unera OF our late wo1ihy 5r@hsr Fred
EG: M,TuEIS, secretary. - W. Ns ter.
aged - years native or tOotch County Cayan. Ire
Inc funeral viii take place from his late residence.
corner OF 1874 81 ana ID sv. On sunday at o'clock
r. T. l,s aoi v me% meet Of s. LINEN, s
attend the funeral g aqr 't r3t1sr lI,e8 NcB.ee
rEAsE On We-gesa,y ,lisch Is. william }. Pe.ss.
RELATIVES ana ircna. d nc fmily rcsG.eiiuIy
Eisl ssth ~ on saturday. isli ins'.. at 90 ccs
ienss BANS held Hars6 4, ig-,.,he toIIoSiNg prs
annie ana rrso nlons were aioptedi
called upon 10 mourn tue dgth Of anoia.r rcspectsa
%eaisd decea:e oceufstd siea On me S lj.S inst
President 81 I stion We aS os one whose VIZ zee
tentou to the rests VI oui dcp1s1r. and Tie
most efficient valued officers. ami that. not merely
~ nsa ens,ga m;9n nv, e "a ~ nv ~
his Us. aud .ne ttOniiey caerish ms IN 'nory.
Reorsf That VIZ VIII attend IN" fuucral OF our lah
associate, 81 one o'cocA r. NJ from hs late Residence,
l3 East SSH ON SATURDAY., latn IN lee and tnat We
tender. with great respect TO hs t'nilt. oar profound
regret at tacir great bereavement AL our sincere aud
| heart cit sympathy. NM MILES,
a. e. toLLtNs secretary. President.
| siRAUss sudicniy on the i5ih insi., Joseph
| StrHuss, aged "a year.
ke.ltives aud friends so mcmbcrs Of Normal Lodge
52B F. ana A. Nj. are respectfully invited toa tenn the
funeral from tln rrsld. nv" OF MS brother, Daniel
| strauss, "a West Ill St. Oh sunday, 10 i. NJ.
| s1IlNESAS1.-Ai Onarsl, J., oa Tuesday, March
| IA, Charles ". Siuyve-enf aged % wears.
The relatives anu fficld. o. the family are r. poet.
fully nvisri TO tchl Ae funeral from $40 Washington
St, New ORR. on iupdIy, March H. AZ OciO'k 4, NJ.
| Will ANS. GA iuu1Y. Msrch IL, Hr.iari C..
" 4 lam. native OF County Cork, Ireland. IN the
| 51ti vel n hi- A..
The r,latycs lal f-'en1s Il the family respect
fully invited 10 attcad tae funeral from ms lat rest
q nee. 10 lv rs of.A l.. l. CRY, OF sun iay March
| 10. at T.. NJ
| MOOD. THlssday. March 10. George Washington
Wool son OF James -ud M-ry oos, u t"e .Oh car
| Of his
i.ca'ivrs AMI friends OF Enc family are invited at
trud the funeral frn r Residence tt MS rrnti DJd
| 1uih gv., on sunday. il,lI iust clock T.. ".
4. =. AIM ~ 'inaeri ut sons Of Lneriy Lodge
~. / JuAlYr Nil cr ~ ~ TOP % n Hal, 80
West a. st on a-ni.Y March 10. a. =. VI, 20 auend
iae tuAera. OF our l.e bfotn r. % .pr-c y lpl. 49, .
WELL M NYpFE L. s.crot ~
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LARGE FIRE ~ srRINGrIELD, M
Bunn's Opera House Consumed 90 Loss About
S1OO,OOO.

SPRINGFlELD. H., March 11.-At about three
o'clock tins morning the Opera House here dis oy
cred to be Ore. II had evidently been burning
time before IL became known, tine interior IN
flames Shen the steam rs arrived The building was
erected some ten years at cost OF about $3.50 000
and was owned by Jacob Bum. II was totally de-
stroyed, and was uninsured. The occupants OF the
stores on the ground moor lost everything follows
H. +. Mueller Bros wholesa. Liquors ami cigars lose
10000, insured for $1,000; 4. schultz, crugs, loses
$1,000, no insurance. spies a Bros, saloon, loee
tlWo no Insurance. llanra IT, fixtures loses - Ooo
Insurance $1,000 Jaues, rcpalrcr OF musical instru-
menls loses about $4,000 IN pianos and organs, unin.
sured The origin t the IRE Is unknown. IL appears
60 nave started about the stage OF the Opera House
There had been All exhibition In the hall lat ught by
the chdren o. thr ward schools Tor the benefit " the
Cenennia, Educational Fund. and the custodian says
that the and heat turned on immediately alter
the close OF tue exhibition.
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MR.. srEwA Rr,s NEW ENrERpRssE.
New Carpet Factories aud Other Buildings
in Dutchess County.

MATTEAwAN, March l7.-Mcssrs Moran
4 Armstrong. of 49, East Flfty-seventh street,
New York, have Just contracted to build new
spinning mill and other edlices In Groveville, n
part Of the Glenham Mill property which A. T..
Stewart 4 Co. purchased from the receiver OF
the old Glenham Company some time AGO. The
building for the spinning mill Is to be SOOx6O
feet. three stories high the weaving house,
240xiGe, with tower; securing building, of one
story. with skyiehts 34Ox5S; magazine, or fire.
proof storehouse, 135x75. four stories, which
will require about 100000 brick the power
building. 1i7xlOO, one story and bssem ent, IA TO
contain steam engine OF 700 horse power with
seven boilers attached, each Of 100 horse power,
for heating purposes, &c, besides two OF the
largest-sizcd turbine water wheels the chin
ney will be 40 feet high there will bs accom-
mediation for 5000 tons OF coal. All the build
ings are to be partially 0re-proof. particularly
with respect TO attached apartments connected
with the power. brick wall IL to he erected
$40 feet tong bv ~ feet found alton, tapering up
ward. Extensive water gates and waste water
WAYS are to be built to provide against freshet
Tho reservoir is on a rock foundation surround
cd by concrete walls 30 feet at base terminating
at ID feet at the top, and capped by heavy blue
stone coping. q
A number Of handsome cottages are N he
finished 10y April |, Offering accommodation
for sixty families. The tenements OF the upper
works have already been repaired and painted.
They will accommodate 100 families. A the
village Of Glenham Is being rapidly extended,
the company have ordered six.inch pipes laid
all over the same to supply the operatives with
pure water Frame buildings for the boarding
and LODGING Of 600 laboiers and mechanics have
been In use for some months, and the men h ave
been we'll fed at tue actual cost Of tho food
cooked. The contracts are all to be completed
ny Nov I, 1876 Gas works are TO be erected to
illuminate both the upper and the lower mill.
In A. 4. Stewards works In Garden City, in Sara.
toga. and In other places the cost OF the Gas Is
less than eighty cents per thousand feet.
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BRISTO ~ OR ADAMS.
An Important Conference of Prominent Massa-
sets Republicans.

BOSTON. March IA conference OF prom
nent Republicans held at Worcester last evening
II was called TO by John Baldwin, W. W. Rec, p. q
Bacon, Henry Chapin, f. L. Wilson, j. Eyarts Green,
W. S. d. HOPKINS, H. G. Rice, Clark Jillson and Joseph
Mason Between thirty and forty gentlemen we're
present different parts OF the state. II Ia under.
stood that the object OF tne meeting to secure
State delegation to the National Convention which
will give the OF Massachusetts tor candidate
whose character snail be guaranty OF purity and
ability. Paul A. ChadbOurne, President OF Williams
Coese, presided and there was general discussion as
to the need Of reform IN which most of the gent emen
participated. Two committees appointed, 70
an address and the other Orrespondrncc.
IN ref renee to candidates tor the Pre- deucY
ity Of those who expressed their views favored Mr..
BIlstoW or Mr.. Adams.
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The system being put under the influence Of
pr. fcrce's Golden Medical Discovery for few weeks
tue sAln hecoms snooth clear, slft, anu NeiYetY "a
holng Illuminated with the NV OF perfect heltl from
Nltlin true OvauY stands forth ~ all IT'S glory the
ELECTS OF al htc.nes cn operate up N the sYsten
thrYush thc M u u Of thc mood necessarily some
VIVA! SLOW, no mater now good the ienedY omluycj.
WI lie one Ia uree OOttlei clear the ssin ~ plmplc
Oicues,. trunllOnh, yellow Spots, ContdOnes or
"rIub'n'a dozen may possibly ne required 10 cure
some cas- whCie the sittrn h 70 tch IN scrufuluua
or Niru ent blood pulsOns ne cure Of an m ~ uls
however rom the common 9mpir . "a" wost scrofa
la, Is, Win IN use OF mas mos ppteut agrut only
MAt.er Of Lme. ~ w lnll = 10 on dIel nea-Aao
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COIORADO REJOICING.
The Opening of New Railroad Line 20 the
narlAy NIountnina.


CoLoRADo SPRINGS, Col, March o.-An
event IN the history of southern Colorado has
just occurred that opens no that country TO all
the outside world The completion OF the
Atchlson, Topeka and santa F6 Railroad 70
Pueblo makes another great highway from the
Missouri to the Rocky Mountains, and is the
first railroad line bringing competition In favor
Of the pas enger or freighter. - auspicious
was deemed the completion of this enterprise
that all Colorado ana d large delegation OF the
omcitls Of Kansas were invited to unite and
gnrify.
Pueblo was selected the best point for the
celebration. The great guns fired national
salute at sunrise. Then n large procession
moved to meet the incoming trains loaded with
guests, who. with drums beating and banners
lyng, were marched to the banquet ball. After
elmer were speeches more gratifying to listeners
than interesting TO distant readers. But the
fact that this road, with all lis direct eastern
connections TO the city OF New YORK
-is open to the people Of Colorado aud to all
the travelling world Is "a matter for much re-
jOicing.
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q, FRipAy Nsrcn l,;-Fiour ilrmer, but les. &C
We; r9s eH'iss dearcr I'c hrner holding M
aoo'ci Tloar-Stite aud western snpernmc s. socs
Hg 90 's'sy &c eF,Ta saa.e n,c sPT s.aSs
S',rnN u,hegs ,wnisr c s' nT ~ 80 do
meal. Ell - Is foi Western sns southern.
s,, uH'ia4sea MisaiaS Snd., l-c
1890 hlle c2sn. At r. 11-l1c ~ March. i3 l-i6c
cont. Il hc ports to'da, G905 b4r., and for TIC wtcs
rr"sl-ioNsP PORK was quiet. but arou; STEADY sales
on co. srt 30 pos rrim- urss s-i5l z! g.. n gfc
i1r Haco' -ir M ~ lag clear, 49, aud v o..
on the ,eit 90 tc- a. si36et Ssi575 Tor BRINE cy
Enc ts' ~, PRIME sna i t qeiycr
NV ~ - hos, lo,. &c for Guy. Fresh esss.
CEAiN-Nhea, active and lisheri salcs $4,000 bush.
a. u IN stor for No3 Ni wuuNee; 81 Is ah1at for
chicago .prisf sisi IN store rt fir SO MlIausSe
sprng 81 80 10 story Tor "ld No Milwaukee snflng,
t.iS tn So Mnne .ota Il 81 ai,osi for We Cana.
. 80 pq Ss tS r Ehe 'c p n Sore 'n
wrslerS m mixed i:eetsr for 40 as Tor state
.Gaca tor light mixed Peas C anada IN bond he'd ~
Corn shade armer sales l2O 900 hush AZ 5949 5ser
Tor no grade glcc for steamer di'fedlasc for low
s5Wo bush; mixed, ADril' al t3c' and 5000 bush,
srNnMIs naval stores were generally quiet com.
mon rosn alone showing sales, and quoted AT 1900
leum was quiet but steady sSAe for orude, In hulk
M Win moderse D s to Sgss hrb nv
steam, "a; OIL case by saii es ed. = bn, and
TO Bremen. by sail, IL s2d Gram TO Cork, for or
r., Is. pd.; do. 10 east coast Of Ireland I'd; do
o. Lon on, 0,i ren ed petrol to bremen Is. ~
got copper sold 10 the extent of en0oOo Ms ke at
e2c CASH, VIII On is dec Inc. Layer rnisins que NJ
e. tute a.; Valencia, lulsc. Currans go. 1urk.h
prules aer aA4c. Whisky dun al ulie bd, ami tl.1O
as.cd Linseel sold 10 the extent ~ Il ino Gags from
store, at SlSs9 for Calcutta, aud tlpO for Bombay,
both gold. months.
GnocrEiFs Rio coffee was more active and higher
al lhiolppc god; sales here AMI al Baltimore 1900
bags Il lU'gcslf@ lftt, gold MIA grades quiet. Mo-
ll-ses quiet put unchanged Rice ste dy. with
lUi bag sod IN bond at &c. for fuina and 2l9c. for
laugaon, both god. lsaW quiet ut mon
seauy sales 40 hhis the basis OF 53st7ia'. for
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Bnsintss NnIitts.


Or. Wtstars BHlsnm Of wild CHERRY.
The standard remedy for the cure Of coughs. colds
lhnuehSa. Oroncitts, hOarecneeP asthma, whOOptng
cough croup sore throat, piheri difncultt Of oreah
Ing quinsy phthieic pain In the side and breast ept
ting Of blood liver Complaint. bleeding 81 tIe lungs
and NIL diseases Of the throat lungs and chest inclnd
aiate length upon the virtues Of this favorite remedy
TOT al daea es OF the lungs throat and chest n was
introduced 20 the public Nv Dr. WIsar nearly haif a
century since and by the wonderful cures which IL per
formed, gained an immediate and cnviabe recitation
which 70 TINS day IL has tally sustained From the uulf
OF the St Lawrence TO the shores Of the Pacific aud in
many cOuntics abrOa there few villages or nam.
lets without hviny 'rstimOniaa TO tho fapidity and
cel anty OF its curative effects The prOprictor mind
ful OF their responsibility TO the afflicted exercise the
utmost care IN the slcc Ton and mpoundng Of the
various T. grcdeuts Of which the Bassn /. composed
the sick are aseur that the ht III STANDARD OF en-
seenrs on winch its popularity based Will always
SETH W. FowLE q SONS, Proprietor.. Boston.
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wAsnINGToN, March 1.-THE House Commit
tee Commerce, IN view Of the statements presented
bJ pilots has red its vote to report tne oil
relieving enroIed and ncensed vessels Engaged In
coaswe TRACE from the PROVISIONS OF the compulsory
pilot ge act IL was represented that 20 exempt ths
class OF vessels would ultimately destroy me pIlotasc
system, and In view OF this TACT tn eoastwise vessels
cannot he exempted TINS committee also has deter
nined, la reporting the atcImbJat bin to place the Ia
btY Of owners OF inland steamers the same EQUALITY
with tue oWnln Of ocean steamers
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Roston,s Centennial.

BOSTON, March H.-In honor Of the ono hun
aredh anniversary Of tue evssuaon OF Boston ~ the
British troops tue Custom Hou 9 aud MN Pla of
business closed noon, aud the departments at
the State House Al 4 r. NJ Flags are profusey dis
played from the shipping and from the ate ana ma
uonN bull } g and many private hou eA. laree
Lumuer OF hs Orlcal buildings aud l cea are dec rated
hhutes we're tired al sun Use from different prs OF The
CIV, AMI iron the naVI IAtd ana iOrts Inere "a a
large tendanCe al the Oh South ChuIc this iOTfnO n
ililto ca add esses were oeiyer by the Ny "
Lint and ihe Aev T.. Hale there vas muAIe "
the German band and T. sing Of potrotie songL
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MArTEAwAN, March H.-Three years ago Mr..
Dickey glass merchant Of New YORK. who then lived
In owned house In admission square, Poughkeepse,
began suit for absolute divorce. The defendant
granddaughter OF a deceased -four merchant OF New
York cy whose store was oroken open Dy tue MOB IN
the riot ~ 1887 Size II brunette, and was one Of the
leaders OF fashion Ia POnghkeepsie The man who s
q bottom OF the trouble was business partn OF
b. huAD4nC and resident OF Flshkil. judge Bos'
Wor ~ referee, ana his decis0n 10 awaited with In
teTeat Ia the river
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The President Indignant a, ben Butler.

WAsHINGrON, March 1.-THE Hon. X. H..
Dana docs not think II worth while to bother the For
eign Relations Committee about his nomination to the
English Mission His friends say that President ~
indignant at Ben Butler for his personal interference
WIN ne n9nnltlon aud mat hulers recent yi,t TO
the white House was OF short duration, the President
plainly indlcatng that he don't wish auvct from sue
source. The committee, however, have sent WORD To
Mr. Dana 20 appear before them, anu the opposition
"
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Sailors 10 Teach Princeton College Boys the
Way Of salvation.

The lecture room of Mariners Church, at
Madison aud Latharne streets nled with sallors
THURSDAY night II their reunion and theJ ned
20 heartily eIJoy the recitations music and called
upon TO sing, they joined heartily IN hymn with this
chorus;
"Pun for the shore, sailors, pull for the shore,
Heed not the rolling aVee, Tut bend TO the Oari
bafe M the life boat sailors cling 20 self more,
Leave now the stranded wTecA anu pull for the shore"
Over 200 sailors have joined this church asst Oc
tober. Prof Aetkln as Inv tied ths:teV. Mr. Murphy
IN p4s,OT " come o fTI ee on vita Two converted
sa0fs, orver that they may talk 10 the ttudents
O. Two who have been Very wlcked sinner. nave
been select 20 go end tel tie college no nov " n
derful their oOnVeTsiJn was tAld tie Sup Tntendent
last nlgh. zone Of tnen useu to be hard nh or, aud
be Scared all over with WOUNDS received IN sailors
hrau
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Relatives Of Capt. Hamlin who journeyed from
New Haven TO he BROOKLYN Morgue were unable 10
identify the oneegged corpse there his aud the po-
lice are working 10 show that the body is that Of the
convict who was drowned OF Blackwels Island. SUI
pCrintrndent Campbc telesrIpned TO New Haven last
high To ascertain definitely ana from the widow whet
or capt II Imln WAS web footed No answer had been
received late In the evening. Unless there IL some
satisfactory identification to-day the body 10
40 to PotteI's Field
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NEW YoRK, Friday March l7.--Receipts Of
bocye, 90 car loads or 1901 head mating 1884
since Monday, against 1891 for the saue time lat
week The average quality was yery far buyers were
scarce I'm the market place, and trade du at Just
ade Oetter prces than cOuid OBTAINED last Monlay
sho Aing from "wednesday equal 10 IA " 10.
n, Prime lots OF native steers we're sold al IL. .
llhc ~ to dress % ms; good do At l0Ied lie;
mon 10 fair at pIlOAc, 10 dress $4,000 n 3. No very
poor stock shown.
Receipts OF sheep were cars, or go head, none ~
which SOLD; and the Total Hiuce Monday hb4i,
against 1l,al7 for The same time last week. few
diuury 10 fair sheep hea over Yesterday changed
hands al Gis@ic. n, good TO extra may be quoted
AT 7lp@Sc.
Receipts of hogl were % cars, or 3.271 head. max.
ing IL 0O since Monday II S5D Tor the same
time last None Tor siie alive CITY dressed hogs
tel OF marx, and closed dun anu weak Al 1OH .
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TORONTO, Ont March IA despatch from
wnnepcg save the body Of the k,v. George Mac Dou
gall Methodist missionary has been found near Boz
llYer, Manit "a Mr. MAlD iuEtn was IOst In a anOW
aLvrm On the 24th of January lat.
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OMAHA, March 1.-the rush Of people to the
Black Hills Increases daily. Eghty.four went West
Yesterday, and to-day special ~ twelve cars
containing mostly persons there bound left here for
Cheyenne. No through tram arrived from the Vest
TO-DAY.
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MARSH Oncrcd rcrms ofsnrr,y.

WAsHINGrON. March IL Attorney General
Perrcpon several days sent messenger TO Can.
sds To bring Mr.. Marsh Washington. Tle Attorney
General has heard from his agent TODAY, aud expects
that Marsh wil soon be- III washington. Icrms of
safety nave been offered 10 him That N all probability
will accedca to.
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HFALY.-At special term OF the supreme Court In
Oh" Cityof Sew York. on the i7th ay Of Msrc, 1870,
by TIE Hon Rchird l.. Larrcmorc, Justice OF the su
prene Court Laura Hciy from Granville = Healy.
custody OF children auirded to tne plaintiff Cause,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

The West Side Relief Association. whose once
sat 4G3 West Twenty nlnth street, nnds itsef over
~hemed with applications Tor assistance from destitute
AMI dc people Il has already aiae1 more tnan
1000 ttluileA and now has on lts hands 40 ianc5,
composed clrn OF women and chIldren. To-day they
arc entItly pennneas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

A gentlemen had tooth drawn at DIR. Cob
TO 4, IN the Cooper Institute, and ON uw king, *
cMne.' "wny, InOIght was At Moody and san'
keYsl'-AdU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

Avoid the ordinary nnr4eous and Irri.
tatng DurRat usuiy given 20 children. d admin.
lister MIX VI MaguoHn, winch Is gentle and tastcess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

No ono who has ever ID DIR, TONI ass VENETI
NOR o. ilNGNENF WIN ever b. without IT, 10 -, Ger
tam cure Tor conc, soc throat, cut bru 49, Old rec
r. ntrd 81 ierlur tOanN OH r. pint Outb AZ 81
SOFIA by all tne arusgists. Depot, 10 PArk pace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
Snow In Northern New York.

WHITEHALL MaIcn IA heavy snow storm
prevaisd here ali day ADvut ten inohrs nas falen,
aud aoout tho same Al RouAes Pont PlAttsVursh and
por HsnIy,