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OF COLUMBIA.
The lSia day Of March. 1876
In the matter OF the estate Oi WI OLlAM HOGAN,
deceased.
Upon the fling of q petition in the above mat.
ter 10y iliism Hogan, Jr the administrator there
in. setting forth ana exhibiting "A certain release
msde TO raid William Ii - an, deceased. during his
life time By Frances o2an his si3 ter, of indebt.
edness In the said petition and the exhibit there
with, part uarly set forth, In liberation of the
payment OF several sums BY the said William Hogan
TO his childr rem, William Hogan, jr aud Frances,
grandson, Stephens Masters Hogan. respectively
and pray ing that ke the said admi nf strator may
have order of the Court to pay the salt several
to the part, entitled thereto out of the asse
in his hands debts OF the said de ceased Is By the
Court this i6t day of March 1876, Ordref that the
said parties in interest to Wit Fl ances, inermarrfed
with Edmund p Gaines; Margaret ,intermarried with
kMngham N. Lawrence; Sarah, iDtsrmarriea with
Edward kearney; Harriet, intermarried with Henry
:. MOI gan, and Sophia l.. Mercer, and Josephine
Hogan; the administrator Of stephens Masters Ho.
Why the order prayed for should not be made on or
before the 18th day OF April, 1876 And AZ as tx-tasT
orfeed That the said William Hogan, lr.. ad min
istiator a. aforesaid shall give poce VI this order
70 the non rescent parties by publisa hing the same
in some newspaper published in the city Of w ssh
ingfcn once week for three weeks before the said
18th day Of April, and by causing copy thereof to
De served on each OF the said parties personally
by registered letter addressed to each at their
Test: A. WEBsTEs: RsGisser Of wills.
A true copy test: A. WE8sTER:
nar22-Wr5w Register Of wills,
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AUCTION SALES.
ktSls HSUr BROS a uctioGesfs.
~ SnuthesSI onrrer ssh sna " northwest

nuSJsnsor BROS. Auct,oaesrs
u Southes~1 correr sch and Y 81. n0rzhwe-s.
TCRTI-rIvE BOX CIGARS AND ONE GOLD
n Oh THURSDAY MORNING april 9Th
Efe,c mmeacing at 40 O'Clock, for aocouai 4
&kAsE y hUm IL m7 concern. % cover advances sud
ca ses We shall sell the above al our Auction
coms 9Th AID street northwest
HUNOaksOS BROS, Aucts.
THANOEBY SALE 90 REAL ESrATE AT
~ LOTION
u uWrSrN Sis md 9Th SHEETS kAsT,
By virtue Of decree Of he su preme Court Of the
] lstrict OF Celugbis, passed 10 EQuiIy eau No,
3sS will offer for sse 81 public suction, in frOat
q the premises, on street uthesd, on n IN
DAY tn 18th Of April 81 O'Clock m +, Dart q
lots sns L. 10 square No Gas, described follows
-; thence 20 fest i0ch on street; IN nor a.
feet inches; therce Is feet, tset norm IS
feet thence east 81 feet fuch: thence south feet
The east 30 feet to HIRE OF 9Th ct thence south
9Th street feet thence IS Feet thence south
Is feet inches tu pls OF beginning OImR-nctog
9Th street; thence north sih street feet: hence
wet t feet iuch thence south % feet; thenc east
- FEET inch thence south feet thence IS feet
TO place OF b ginning. with fmpr yemen . thereon.
Terms. 'hId Ct the purchase nsy t. be
paid in cash AT the time OF sle, within five DAYS
IL nd as months With int the day # sals
secured by notes 9th purchaser she 10 b. paid
by the purchaser st the tine of sale and terms
OF sale 10 be fully complied with within five days
there after, oihtr wis- the properly To be sod after
five days notice. the cos snd rick - thu default
inS pur chaer. WV MCKEE DUNN. frG-tc-
CHARLES WHITMAN Tic tor
II. II W. khFR, AuCt apS aAKcs
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STEAMER LINES.

INOR NOR tOik
STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Leaves the Goa paDy's wharf. foot of 9th street
every MONDAY and III tuesday,, - elk n
at p In Fare. 81; round trip, Sc. $500
Tickets good until used.
FOB Potomac BIyER LANDINGS.
Steiner mo. W. THOMPSON leaves Company g
wharf, foot of G, street, every TUESDAY, at IA.
N for CuTr1C m an and int mediate landings and
every FRIDAY att a. Ia FIR COan River, ping
at INTERN. diate Iaadings
For information apply at the Office of the Com
paDy. under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, or 70 the Agent, at the
wharf. marT-ly
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NNASH r. WILLIAMS, Auct,oneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sts


TRI sTEE S.LE OF VALUABLE TWO STORY
AID MANsnRD ROOF PRESS BRICK
FRONT DWELLING. WITH EASEMENT,
FRONTING ON CoRCoBAN STREET, BE.
WEST. AT AUCTION.
. By virtue Of q deed OF trust dated October
~ sth, A. u. ISIS, and duly recorded IN Liber No
49, iolio 81 one Of the land records for the District
OF Ooinnlis and by direction of the party secured
thereby, sbaI sell pr bile auctioa, in front of
ite ps emises, on FRIDAY; April 14th, A; ID. 1876,
a. 80 clock p. M, the following described real
estate situate In the city Of Washington, District
OF CClrBbia, to vic and known as being all of lot
numbered fourteen (lil, in Chapman, Exley and
RICHARDS, trustees, subdivision OF square num-
besed two hundred and forty t240D, with improve
NE nts there on. consisting of two story and
ssrd roof press brick front dwelling, with base
nett
Terms of sale: Amount OF Indebtedness, end ex-
% Dse Of sale ia cash, al bal <uce at tw elvs and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest 10 per
cent Per snnuD, ard secured by deed of trust on
the premises sold. Convex ancIns 1t the cost of
purchaser. e20 down on day of sale, and If the
teInls Of sale complied with within five days
fro m day of sale, the Trustee the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
fault'rg purchas T. III TODD Trustee.
naiz9-d WASH. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.

TkUSTEE's SALEOE VALUABLE IMPROVED
IROPhbrl FRONTING ON TIE CORNER
lGTH AND Nj STREETS SOUTHEAST
IL by virtue Of deed of trust dated he 10 h
"a day OF December, A lS74 and duly recorded
In Liter No. 769 folio i5, Of the land records
for MsshisgtoD county, in the District Of Columbia
and by direction of the party secured tn Ieby, I
shalt ell al public auction in front 81 the premises
on FRIDAY. April 14th, A. u. 1876, at I 80 . m
AL thai cert piece parcel of ground situsre
sa!d city OF Washington, and known and Designated
a. psri of lot numbered one ~, in square numbered
nine hundred and fifty tive fg52l Beginning for said
part at the south' asst Of said lot a. square
al running thence west along the line of street
south hity one feet aud six inches 81 # In thence
north seventy five feet and seven inches as f. lin
thence east fifty one feet and six inches i5I II in
to the line OF lUth street east and thence south
enty five feet and seven iuchss as fl in to the
place Of beginning, will the improvements thereon,
consisting Of brick dwelling house containing
eleven rooms
Teyms made known ct the time Of sale
WILLS J. BaBCOCK, Trustee
APPS d&ss WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auct
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RAILROADS.

l UNIVERSAL r. n TICKET OFFICE.
BsILROAD TlCKkTS ts or from all points
fsductloH n of esf Or D sGld r. la a. -
rpon any other Office or de- Do. @xER@
In this city.
Tickets good till used Baggage checked through.
Apply TO IL WHITFsIDE
apl-ly QI5 Penn ave WasIi.atc,' N n
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NkW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETwERN

YHlLADELPHiA, ALEXANDhIA, WASH.
iNGTON AND GEORGETOTH.
FALLING DAYS.
frgA f1er 8, North whsrves, PhilaiaiShis,
SATURDAY, at I2n
From SO Water street, 9eor ge.own,
q. G, MONDAY, at p.
This line connects at Phisdoi2hi win Uiyde q
SECULAR Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Prov;-
tsnce, Boston and New England States. No wharf.
>se IN Boston by this line.
9. y HYDE, Agent fer D, Of U.
HH. F: CLYDE 90, Philsdelphis.
y. &, REED. Alexandria, Va
D. ID. y. MINK. 80 hevonshiro stYsas. 3Assoh.
~Ereights delivered by knox's Exp press. Orders
ieft st General Ihios sos Pennsylvania avenue, OF
- - stesHe-s' = hArf v'H tz srcmpt;s attended
20. seSi-tr
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wiIds gave the FOLLOWING verdict In q case Of
suicide: 1--WE INA the deceased waa fool"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY
THREE-STO BRICK HOUSE, No. 1910
COLUMBIA 81 REET.
~ by virtue of q deed Of trust, dated M arch Is,
I'D 1874, AID duly recorded in Liber 74S, folio 275 OF
tine land records for the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party ,ecurtd thereby will
sell at public auction in front Of the premises,
MONDAf the 10Th day Of April. 1876, at 5 O'Clock
city in said District, known and designa,ed q Lot
ttheIs' subdivision OF Square three hundred aud
sixty i've .sS:1 scsoTdipg e the plat g. said sub:
Survey r's Once Of said city, together with the
easements, hereditaneet: and appurtensnce: to the
same bel ngipg. subject, however TO certain deed
Of trua for 5000 . statement whereof will be
exhibited at sale.
Terms: ESQ in cash (of which $50 must be paid
at time Of SALE y and balance in 6, Il and Is months
with Interest ct 10 per cent, able semi
be secured By deed Of trust the premises sold
erms Of sole to be Piled with in seven days or
Trustees will resell 1t risk Of defauling
AHDkHW B bGvHLL, Trustees.
mar29 Goods +. ID. CLEARLY, Salesman.
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"PEoPLss' Line"
NOMINI MATTOX CREEK, UPPER MA
CHOUOCAND INTERMEUIATE
LANDINGS
The sidewheeI Stesmer
"E. NORRIS"
captain 7. Il. BALDWIN,
viii Commence running to the above landings On
Monday, Ma CHI 9th, leaving from . sK@A
vha1ffoot Of eth street every mon ,&26S
DAY and TIL B-DAY at s a. m.
Returning will leave Homini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY alta m.
feb28 N. X. FITZHUGH, Agent.
THL STEAMER HARPINGER,
i CAPT. NJ X. GREGG,
Will leave 9Th street wharf at noon -
on SUNDAYS and WEpHEsDAYS SzS
Mattawoman, acnodoc and Rssiers to Nomini.
feb1s-tnovl Agent.
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A DETECTIVES RoNANCE.-For the past
three weeks q man has been In Ocon:o, Wis
whose actions have been some what remark
able Dressed ~ beggar and begging from
door TO door. he obtained access 10 q number
of houses, and being quiet and ino6ensive,
was anything more than he represented him
self He would sleep In barns aud u Re
what shelter he could from the weather dur
ing nights, and many times during the day
he was target for the youngsters TO snow
ball. Last week he found the man for whom
be was looking and disclosed himself He
was q detective from Nevada who had fol-
lowed murderer, for whose apprehension .
heavy reward bad been offered, for three
years, capturing him 1t last.
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JOINTS IN CARPENTRY.-Professor RAM
kin sums up the principles which should be
adhered TO In designing joints and fastenings
cut the joints and arrange the fastenings SO
as to weaken the pieces OF timber they con-
meet as little as possible. 2. To place each
BILE perpendicular TO the pressure which il has
TO transmit. 3. To proportion the area of
each surface TO the pressure which IL has to
bear, SO that the timber may be safe against
injury under the heaviest load that occurs In
practice; and to form And ut every pair OF
such surfaces accurately. in order to dts
tribute the stress uniformly. 4. To proper
lion the fastenings SO that they may be o.
equal strength with the pieces which they
connect. 8. To place the fastenings in each
piece OF timber, SO that there shall be sum-
Client resistance 70 the giving way OF tue
joint by the fastening shearfng or crushing
their way through the timber.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
b. WARMER. c1rper 7th and r streets.

R b. WARMER, c1ruer 7th and r streets.
TRusTKKs SALE OF THREE STORY BgIck
sTrkkkkTTs S0 I iGSi ssfEr"EEN AND y
90 By virtue Of a Deed Of trust dated October
Clio 81 ore Of the land recorSs for the pistIiet Of
Columbia, and at the written request Of the party
secured thereby, We will sell public auction In
lo1o, 81 O'Clock N the follo~ wing described real
estate situate in the city of Washfneton District
Of Columbia, to wit All thoee pieces or parcels OF
soribed parts Of lots numbered three fs and four
90. in square numbered three hundred and enty-
one 81 as lsid down on the plat or plan Of said
ner Of said lot numbered four a. aud runniRg
thence east seventy five (75l feet; thence south
twenty i've 25l feet west seventy 1--WE (7s feet and
beginning, together with all the improye ments sc
Terms as agreed upon by all parties concerned:
Onethfrd in cash and the balance at six twelve and
ttshteen months with interest st zen per cent per
annum until paid, secured by deed O trust on the
property sold, or ali cash at option OF the p1r-
chaser deposit of s2o0 will be rea uired AZ lime
fterms OF sale not piled with in seven usys
the trustees reserve the Iisht resell the properly
after five days I'D ,ertsement.
JOHN lfsifn LEsM M..SsD'} Trustees.
merz3 eo8ds J. II. COLDW ELL, Salesman.
T'HOs. L. WAGGAMAN,
Zeal Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street.
- On W EpNkeDAY, April s. at S O'Clock D.
IA M ' Will offer for sale, IN front Of the prem
's's tie dwelling house No 22S. on street ssctfI-
alley. with two story brick Stable 10 by 20 with
coac hm"rs loom, and ComeI etc in all Its appoint
gam as the Owner Is nxious to sell
Terms day If svla
maISld& THOs. E wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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1910 rEHSsHftA NIA 1876
To the North, West. and Southvest.

1910 rE"k SSS 1876
10 the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Soen-
Train, lss'. Ws.ninssen. city g sine from ps,o,
corner OF 6lh and streets, As follow: D''O''
Oar i r the Wet; s.S s ss Wiz. Nth
P.,sos s Car to Chicago and ifss q n dsi1,
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RsILRoAD.
s1r sEAaa 6 Rochester, Buffalo, niagara
nj as1 ..s s.I s1
rsl.ee Oar 70 seehess.r For Eimira md But,
ana ts ss l:: sr1day a.y WITH
Palace Cars .'taohedi Limited Express * Pull.
with PaI,cr Cars attached. '' SUNNY
sRRa g, %. GsI Limited Esnssss
AscoSnc1 % a. t,s srs:.. ,Suss.g
Tor Popss Greek Line 80 I. o m ssii 4so ,. m.
Tor An .Do,i. 90 and 1855 q, m. and ass ,.
ALEXAnDkIA a FREDERICKSBURG BAIL
Ra m ANn ALEXANDRIA . wAsHINGToH
ForAlexsldris, o. Us, I,s,4:2o
O. Q, 100, ard 1I:40r On Sunday at %.
For the South, via Ricnmend, 11:4o ?. N. daily,
s nSeP1 ssonndsy sn5 Wis LynchburE' 1903 g. n
Trans leave Alexandra tor " sshlnF.sn. T.s.
Sunday Il and 3. 81 M T. an. M s a. N. I" On
accommodations can be procured at the Offces:-
syiysnis avenue, Northeast corner of Sixth street
and PennsyIy anis syenne, and At the Depot, whore
3estip alton from Hotels and Residences.
rRisk asnP n rasssns'r aas
RALrInORE AND OHIO RAIERoAD.
CHANGE or TIME. Arm 51H, 1876.
Asao-s..ti1 1A - and TSs ss sts,ioa.
I:oo-Baitimore, annapolis snd Way Stations.
s:00-NEw YOax AND BosTor EXPRESS.
sts-Cinolnsaii, 81 Louis and PittsslrE TX
sso-Bsitimors and Way sssti Snat on q sunday
...o-ps a. -; ., q , stopping At Reisy only.
i0;i Observation-Disclosures xPREss no stops
i2:Is-Ba timore, Way Stations end Annapolis,
1:S0-haw toRs AND NORFOLK sxPEK ss.
,o-ssI ginse pa sIs5s Ger s,..r.,
RstI F Psla sfs: Ea I'd VT,
...c-s Citations Via MstEopoii.an BIsn9al
t,S0-CHIcAGO Slsr ExPREss Bsxerstovp
s:9e-BALIIMoRE ELRREss
s:eo-Baitmore and way ststiens.
Ws 0h s,sn GoHmeHs Sand and u.hy .aa
DIVISIONS no CJnneCtfon for Pittsburg
s:2s-sEw ioEk sIsHr E1ra.ss. Sleeping car,
. :,so ALI and p,,ncissi way stations:
SEQ, s:23. and b:3s .. n daily. al other
-ratpsuaily except sunday.
Ledrtns Cahcdsn S.ation Jo- Hass1nsto..
4:43, S15, 500, 1870, e:43 O.. m, 1890,
<ls, eco, 6:20, 6:33, 1910 p. N. daily.
$40, $40 1880 o. M, 3:1S. $3.50, AIS
., N, daily. except Sunday.
No oonsseti9n on s4 Is, for Hsssrssos1.. an:
Vorh snd philadelphia at soc am. and $50 Pm
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket 0fices, Washington Station, and
ass Pennsylvania avenue, where orders viii Do
Sksn for baggage - "a checked and received Of any
s0tpt fr the civ THOS. r. SEARP,
aaster of snstortstioa.
h I'll. OULE. general Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. hGONTZ. General Agent. uoyl-h
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

- = - : ~ ~ ESIs 4.
TEE gaPIrATIoNs FMsNIN ALL AGES
The kaeid. Of VIZ sii. By VIM. MORT.
bancl ots History Ct the United states. Centsn-
smissh's .Le In;tshts. BY Mrs. whitney.
M Mi.s H ~ ,so Tsn wsddins Dress.
Easter Lilies. snd other Ientsn Books.
''''' Of W. WIZ; iaI Az; PIE:
SPRING PUBLIOATIONs-TheH sbitatiens of
- - an IN all hg's, y Violet LIE Due; SIS %: Ban
Tie Of the sss Ed D5 Dr. fs
ton, new edition; sag. History Of the World, By
S Wine yqs sao ssn.si = f sa;;
Minis jones' rani R.of
Sierra r. JOsgqIP MiilsI q fSs%' Es
Er.ela By s1fner of nv Little Lady Leisure eur
Series si2s: The mystsriO1. !sland, complete
bsgsGp to by Jbh dio,S
sOLOMONs q CHAPMAN's,
marT-r gil Pennsylvsnis avenue.
NEW BOOKS.
Diseases ofthe Nervous System. By DR.. Hammond.
Hsndboos 81 ATchtecfurAI Styles By R,sengar-
Animal s r. Tasites and mes-mate,. By Van Beno-
den. InterDstien Sci. Series. 81 80.
Short History of Natural Science. By Buckley
Life Of Alexander Il Hamilton; vols. $50
TIE Bsbitaiions of Man in All Ages. By Eugene
Violet Lee Due. illustrated. SIS
Bancroft's History Of the United States. Cen
tensry edition Volumes and2. 81 IS per vol
Jutt published and for sale by
msT2itr NDHUN BROS 1918 Pa.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE AT
sHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner AZ street and PcnDa. sv.
Dear Lady Disdain. By Justin Mccarthy
Bis Natural Life. b. Marcus Clarke
My \ Dung Alcdas: Faded Photograph, By the
author Of "The Heir Of Reiclife "
The Gurste in Charge. By Mrs 0ltphsut.
Her Dearest Foe. BIZ Mrs Alexander, author Of
"Tbe Wooiug OFT"
Mrs Limber's Rattle: or, A Church Fair and Its
VICTIMS. febi6 tr
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II Ii. wARhER, corner 9TH sad + streets.

AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK WEI LING, No 1909 G
STREET, WEST sIDE, BETWEEN lara AND
1JTH ST REETS N0RrHWEsT.
r. On MONDAY, April 81, lS76 at O'Clock .
IL IN will bo sold at auction. in front of the
premises The above -descIibed property The lot
has front of 81 feet on q street. by q depth # H1
feet. The swelling has eleven rooms Hot and cold
wster All modern Improvements. Brick stable q
rear CT lot.
Terms; 0ne-th cash; snd the balance In one
and two years, with interest az eight per cent per
snDuu, secured b. deed # trust the pro perty
spt SlGU down on day of sale All conveys ucin 2
AT purchasers cost. Terms to be complied ~ith in
seven GAYS
H<Apply TO Auctioneer for permit to examine
the pfopeIty
msr2S J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
S THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED ON
tcsount ~ the ram, until FRIDAY, aprlI I, 1916
same hour and place.
sp4d j. t COLDWEIL. Salesman.
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v5'HOS. WAGGAMkN,
Real Estate AuctiOneer, si9 TIN street.
a. On FRIDAY, ApTil Z. a. %. m, / will
III off for "a e. in front of the premses Horse
h. 90 Z street EHTthE est, caE.ai0.ng six rooms.
Lot zOAsO 10 ~ foot alley. VIII be s. Ia at bar
gain.
Terms on day Of sEIs
apS dSds THUS T. WAGGAWAN aue,
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MEDICAL, dc.

COZ EEwARD ~ DK. BROTHERS'IHVIG
C-o ObA7ISG CORDIAL fails 10 cure any
case OF senlil- weakness loss OF power or i'm D
fence on C. ard Laboratory 900 ST. south, sp
poetic cnitb-cnian sp5-2s
A'SATISFACTI0Nf' pJ-itive cure a / per bot
>, tie. Prepared according TO the original prm-
nIs by Dr. Darby. a. Il- ~ street. cor. Of Penn
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lib. y. W. JON "a can be consulted every Tues
- day, I hErsd 81 aud Saturday at - 9th street.
northwest Ns-hlnSt ton city. from 40 O'Clock.
Special treatment for all female complaints Advice
free. MARIA I'm
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-26
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, April 25.


FLouK.-Receipts ,sG5 barrels. The market
is dun and strongly In buyers favor. Sales OF
1850 bushels No. at SO 0Oa3 20; superfine
western and state at q 1904 as; common
to good extra western and state at 81 90(9
5 90; good to choice do. at SIS 30a5 70; COM
mon TO choice white wheat western extra at
s. 1901 90; fancy white wheat western extra
at 81 O5aT rs; common to good extra Ohio AT
a 90a7 20 common to choice extra St. Louis
at s. 25a9 90; Patent Minnesota extra good to
prime, So 50Cd7 IS choice TO double extra, 81 40
go so Market closing dull
WHEAT-Receipts 1904 400 bushels. The market
is dull and heavy, and l92c lower. Sales OF
81 1891 is for No. 3 spring 81 % for No. 3 Mil
waukee, fresh receipts, anoat ; 81 80 for No.
Milwaukee In store.
CoRN-Receipts S. 4Sl bushels. The market
for spot lots is firm W Tn fair inquiry forward
delivery &c lower. sales OF 81 900 bushels at 55c
for understandable mixed on track 60a6lc for
no grade mixed 65a65A for steamer mixed !;
67 for graded mixed 64a6is for new pennsyl-
vania and yellow southern on track 65aI0 for
for new white southern CO for old western
mixed and afoat, not strictly prime 6s1 for
oATs.-Receipts 2s,7l9 bushels. The market
is lc loser Sales OF 3d. 900 bushels at 40S4Ic for
In store mixed Milwaukee ut Is In store No.
9mixed at 44hSl5 No. white at CSC
HAY.-The market Is quoted as being frm
at 1880 cash for shipping.
HoPs.-Market is quoted as being quiet at 10
&l6c for yearllngS lsI4s eastern and western
lNGlo new Ciup ENtW lOih otdtc
Al l5t6lSc.
SUGAR-The market is quoted as being quiet
and In good demand at 9-l6e7 1916 for fair TO
good refining.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio is quoted a.
being quiet and steaoy at 15&@lsKc gold for
cargOes; 1ex@19Ac gold for Job lots
M0LAssEs. The market Is quoted In moderate
demand for grocery grades at 1905 for Porto
Rico 45a60c for New orleans.
RIcK.-The market is quoted as being dull
and unchanged.
PsTRoLEuM.-Thei market is quoted as being
dull and heavy. Sales OF crude at I1sc, renneu
l3bc cases l7E@21 naptha nominal.
TALLow.-The market Is quoted as being
heavy at ss4@sE for prime. Sales OF 10000 lbs
at ls-16c
EGos.-The markets. quoted as being heavy.
Sales at lIhc for state and Pennsylvania l6S
lie for western.
PoRK.-The market is quoted as being lower ;
new mess $22 35d22 bo-the latter an extreme.
BBRF.-The market Is quoted as being quiet
at sl2 ooal3 SO for plain mess sis bo9is 30 for
extra mess.
LARD-The market opened steady and closed
heavy. Sales OF prime steam chiefly at Sl3 vs.
BUTTBR-The market Is quoted as heavy at
20a32c for old western f6a35o for state.
CHBEsE-The market is quoted as being
quiet at 5tal2c for common TO prime.
WHIsKY-The market Is quoted as being
quiet 81 II bid, 81 10 asked.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-26
To the Voters of this Village.

Editor Rutland Globe ALLOW me
through the columns Of THE GLOBE, to call
the attention Of the treemen of this village
of their duty to go to the polls to-day, aud
cast their ballots for good, true men for
village officers There was never time
in the history of this community, when it
was mere the imperative obligation of
every true citizen to do his duty in Mis- re-
gard, than to-day, and giN their suffrage
to class Of men who will carry on our
municipal affairs with the most rigid econ
omy consistent with our present condition.
We want men who have the respect and
confidence of the people our best business
men-men who conduct their own affairs
with discretion and will conduct public af-
fairs in the same way. Our present board
have done well and reduced the village
debt.
But, Mr.. Editor, there is great danger
that We shall so far forget ourselves to-day
and neglect to vote, and after election find
the village business matters committed to
the keeping of class of men who have
small regard to our true interests. judge
this from the announcements that have
been made of the names of several men FOL
trustees in some of the wards.
We are constantly crying about heavy taxes
and the burden of debt that Is loading the
village down. Why is this sol Where