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| DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

ESTATE OF MARY HUTCHINSON DECD
Letters OF administration, on the estate OF Mary
fa., have been granted by the Register of "a,
iginoa tI CO, to Samuel II. Hutchson Administrator,
vi L,sht street, 70 whom all persons indebted are
n@anihg @ elalms or demands against The said estate
traitor without delay. ''''D
SAMUEL H. HUTCHINSON,
feb. 49, 'ls-6w Ii,ght s1ree,
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MARRIAGES.

MooRE-RoZELL In orangeville on the llth
ult by Rev. Henry S. Mendenhall, Mr.. Ell C. Moore
OF Cole Creek TO Miss Arista A. Rozel OF Benton.
BEsT-BLooMFIELD.-o the 10th ult lat the NJ.
E. Parsonage In Bloomsbury, by Rev. L. Smyser.M Mr.
David c. Best and Miss Susie Bl oomfeld, both OF
Milton. Pa
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Deaths.

HoOPER.-ln Bloomsbury on the 18th ult., Mrs
Nancy wife OF John Hooper, In the 10Th year OF
her age
RUNYAN-Near JerseytowD on the 9Th ult., Mr.
John Runyan, aged 50 years, II months and days.
MELLICK'-In Mt. Pleasant ON the llth ult., God
frey Mellick, aged72 years. III onths and 10 days.
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AndersOn's Sentence.
THE PRISONER SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS
HARD LABOR AND COSTS.


New ORLEANS, February 25.-Thomas C.
Anderson was called before the bar this morn
ing, The motion in arrest of judgment was
oyerruled, and when asked if he had anything
to offer before sentence, Anderson said that
he considered this case cruel persecution un-
der the forms of law, that he was in the pow
er Of the court and ready to receive his SEN
tence.
Judge Whitaker answered that the accused
had had fair trial before an impartial jury,
and the verdict was fully justified by the evil
dcnce. He then sentenced Anderson, in con-
sequence Of the recommendation of the jury
TO the mercy Of the court, to the lowest term
under the law-two years hard labor in the
penitentiary and costs
A suspensive appeal was granted, returna-
bic on the 9th,
A motion to transfer the eases of Wells,
Kenner and Casnaye to the United States
court was filed, and will be heard on March 6.
w. w. Calender, son Of Philip Calender
who was murdered at Hunlock's creek last
January, was arrested on the 2lst ult,, and
taken to IPilkesbaTe, charged with the pre-
meditated murder of his father The pris-
oner who is but Is years old asserted his inno-
cence, but was committed to prison until last
Tuesday when he had hearing, the result
al which We have not yet leaned.
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Group, the scourge Of thousands that has
brought sorrow and death to so many house,
holds can be cured by the timely use of Dr.
Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka. 1t will not
fail. Price 25 and 80 cents.
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T IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
IL MARCH TERN, 1875

FIRST WEEK.
Samuel j. Case vs. Jonas Doty.
Wilson Gibbons VS.. Jonas Doty.
L. +. Davis VS. Jonas Uoty.
Reuben Kisner VS.. Mllers Seybcrt
Brockway and Ent VS.. j. Mile rRaub.
Peter Knecht VS., Samuel Schweppenheiser et al.
Henry G. Conner vs. Emanuel Conners Admir-.
Edward Geraghty vs. Conyngham township.
Philip Aypleman VS.. w. Ii. Crawford.
Nathan Greasy VS.. Charles Maurer ct al.
Aaron Drelsbach VS.; simon shellhammer ct. al
Ezra $. Lyons VS. j. b. Ewes
Jacob Evans EXT. vs. Thomas f. Gedds ct. al.
Samuel Giger VS.. Francis Evans
David j. Waller VS.. George Weavers Exrs.
Bloomsbury Lumber Co. VS.. William Morris ct. al.
Bloomsburg Lumber Co. VS.. William Morris ct. ux.
William Iinnvllle vs. Peter Ents Administrator.
f. d. Adams VS.. John seybert
Mary George VS.. James Morrison
Daniel Leby ct, al. vs. Henry Knapp ct. al.
Sarah Cau VS.. Samuel and Emma Reppert.
j. X, Jamson VS.. M. Growers admr's
NJ. growers admr's. VS.. H. ID. KnOrr.
Augustus Everhart vs.. Daniel Eyerhart.
Bernard zimmerman VS.. NJ. &. johnson ct ux.
SECOND WEEK.
Mel Lenihen VS.. Conyngham and Centralla Poor
John b. Scott VS. Bernhard stohnsr.
Simon Krebbs VS.. William Mastcller.
G. Is. Brockway VS.. First National Bank OF Berwick
Lewis MochenOerg VS.; Andrew Boyer
willIam a Snyder,s EHTs vs. Val Valentine Bideman
United States Tanning Mil Company vs. Franklin
Thomas Knorrs ex'r VS.. c. A. Knorr ct al.
Permelia KOons vs. Seltzer & Miller.
Conrad swank VS.. Daniel Swank.
Matthias Shaner VS. John McDowels admir-
George W. Davis vs. Conyngham and Centralia Poor
District.
Henry J. Edwards vs. William Walp.
William Kingston VS.. Montgomery Cox
Patrick Byrnes VS.. Conyngham and Centralla Poor
District.
William Kingston VS.. Montgomery Cox ct. ux.
Elijah Lemons VS.. Heller Ewes,
Elijah Lemons VS.. A. r. Heller
Elijah Lemons VS.. c. w. Ewes.
John SChell VS.. John Hnderlter et al.
Jacob johnson vs. Robert :. Ent,
Henry Nagle VS., Bloomsbury Lumber Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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BILITATED.
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Complaints, Nervous Prostration Weak Lungs,
Back and Spinal Irritation and kindred diseases
Prices, Waist Bet $500; spinal Belt for Paralysis
and Spinal Ailments. $1,000, and upwards. Armlets
Ankets, Head Bands, Knee Caps,t2oO each, Suspen-
ders $500. Illustrated Pamphlet Fee. Address
GALvANO-MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
march I, 2STs-ly Il East Ninth ST., New York.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. 1878,

certain lot Iof ground situate In the town Of
Bloomsbury, Columbia county, Pennsylvania de
scribed as follows bounded northwardy and east
wardly by an alley, sOuthwardly by lot OF NJ. G.
woodward, and westwardly by East street, being &C
feet front and 1911 feet deep more or less wherein
are erected frame dwelling house, stable and out
bulldings.l
Seized, taken into execution, and TO sold as the
property OF Casper Kressler.
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The Great Discovery!

EFF. KUNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON. For
the Of weak stomach, general debility, lndiges
tton, disease OF the nervous system, constipation,
acidity OF the stomach, and all cases requiring a
tonic
The wine includes The most agreeable and efficient
Salt OF Iron we possess Citrate OF Magnetic Oxide,
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable ton
ics-Yellow PERUVIAN Bark.
The effect in many cases OF debility, loss OF appe-
tite, and general prostration OF efficient Salt OF
Iron combined with valuable Nerve tonic Is most
happy. 1t augments the appetite, raises the pulse
takes OF muscular nabbins removes the paor OF de-
bility, and gives norid vigor to the countenance.
Do you want something TO strengthen you? DC
you want good appetizer DO you want to build up
your, constitution! do you want to feel wel7 Dc
you want to get rid OF nervousness? DO you want
energy7 Do you want to sleep well ? DO you wan,
brisk and vigorous feeings' II you do, try Kunkers
Wine OF Iron.
This valuable tonic has been thoroughly tested by
all classes OF the community, that II is now deemed
Indispensable as a Tonic medicine. 1t costs but lit
tle pures the blood and gives tone to the stomach
renovates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic
Price 81 per hottie. f. F. KUNKEL, Sole Proprietor
Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your druggist for Kunkels
Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take no other make. Solo
only In 81 bottles. All others counterfeit, so be
ware Of them.
IL haf or
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HN NZ 80 newest and most popular
AK SONGS. with writings OF
IN ~ IN instruction and amuse
- ~ ~ Ia ment also a list OF all the
battles, when and where fought during the war, for
sc stamp. Address DESMOND Co., 9l5 Race ST.
Phia. jwEco feb 20, 'I7-lm
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Imined and certified.
II. Z, HARTMAN, !
JOHN LNICOCK, :
&. NJ. SANDERSLICE, J
OUTSIDE RELIEF,

Examined ana CtfllIltu.
II. q. HARTMAN,
JOHN LNNCOCK, Auditors.
&. NJ. .SANDERSlICE)
OUTSIDE RELIEF.
Amt. of orders given TO persons
IN ScOtt,..................,.. y l.
Amt. of orders given for coal in
Amt paid for q. W. Fox ut Asy.
lum Danyille, Scott~.......... 1863 02
- $l99 As
Amt. paid at Milton for u. Cross.
ley, Greenwood. Od....,,,,........ 1901
Amt. paid for Benjamin Allen,
Greenwood d,....,..,..,...,..... 1906
Amt. of orders given to persons
in Greenwood d.,...,.......,..,. $50
Amt. paid DIR. IL. W. McRcynolds
for Mrs. T.. Evans, Greenwood 81 10
Amt. paid Dr, H. H. Gardner for
Mrs h. Evans, GrecnwoOd..., "a co
- SlOl 81
Amt. pd. Jno, Gordner, Sugarlonf "a SO
Amt, OF coal to sundry persons
Bloom; m;...........,..,.,.,,..,... 7629
Amt. paid DR.. j. Z. Rutter for
IL. Keecer Bloom. al5
Amt. paid Dr.. IL. h. Gardner for
NJ. Esler, Bloom, 20 90
Amt. paid DR.. A. l.. Turner, for
johnson Shoemaker, Bloom 500
Amt paid Dir. W. Nj. Reber for
Shank and Briggs, Bloom... 1900
Amt. of orders given to srudry
persons, Bloom ...,,.,,,...,,,. i2s 81
- SGI9GO
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A ssIGNEEs NOTICE,

Notice Is HEREBY given that the undersigned has
neeh appointed IN assignee the beneht OF credi-
lols OF william kaupand has taken upon himself the
Iults or The trust. All persons are therefore re-
qured 70 settle with him, adjust and pay 70 him AN
accounts, debts ana dues OF the said William Raup
ana those haylng claims 10 submit them tO the as,
signee properly authenticated.
- - w. IL. ABBOTT
-eu' xEi 's4W Catawlssa, IA.
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ALSO,

All that certain lot of ground situate In Roaring
creek township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania
described as follows towit: Bounded on the north
by land OqAbram Rice, the south by land of Con-
rad Iousman, on the west by land OF Michael Straus-
er and william Yeager and on the east by land of
Ephraim Llby, containing seventy-three acres more
or less on which are erected dwelling house, barn
and out-budlngs.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal PROPERTY !

The subscribers win sell at public sale at the late
residence of benjamin Miller, deceased In Catawissa
township columbia county, Pennsyl lyania, on
FRIDAY SATURDAY, MARCH | & >,
commencing at O'Clock a m, OF each day, the fol-
lowing described personal property tO-wit:
-FOUR HORSES, THREE COWS, head OF FAT CAT
Tie, l3 head Of YOUNG CATTLE l Top Buggy, Il
two-horse spring wagon and a one horse Spring
wagon, a hight two horse wagon and bed, o wood
axle wagon ana bed, an iron axle wagon and bed
wood axle wagon and two sets ladders a grain
Qrlll, q MOM Ei. rrnner prIndnr
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30 ACRES,

strict measure with the appurtenances.
Tract No. 2, certain piece OF parcel OF land stu
ate In Beaver township aforesaid bounded on the
east by Aaron DreisbaGh, on the north by Columbia
Coal and Iron Company, on the west by other land
OF said Gideon unslnger deceased and on the south
by land OF Francis Grouse, containing
FORTY ACRES
with the appurtenances.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-f fourth upon the striking
down OF the property one fourth upon the Coufirma
tion OF the sale, and the remaining one-halr In one
year thereafter.
JOHN HUNSINGER,
feb. 22, Ts-ts Administrator.
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Reaper and Mower, Tread-power
Threshing Machine.


a liquid manure sprinkler, sleigh, a large corn
shelter 10 work by horse power, Il CLOVER SEED
~ i.LER, a good tanning MILL $50 bushels oats $50
DushelS rye, ENTHUSIASTICALLY y bushels clover seed
goo TO- scales, hay fork rope, &C., patent straw and
FODDER cutter, 20 tons hay, lot OF corn fodder sets
heavy harness, sets buggy harness. about 1000
ousnels corn "a me ear forks, rakes scoopshovels
alls lot ~ Ola iron, &c, whe+lbarruw lot OF hicko-
~ ahu OAK plank, lot Of pine plank and boards lot OF
sawed shingles and lath, fine large breed sow line
Snoa,S; o a utag sled, corn planter, patent cider
el MEASURE, grind stone, grain cradles 2 grass
scythes, lot OF double and single trees, lin pump
WOOD saw, augurs, draw knife, hand saw seyes adZe
Chlsels, axes mall, hatChets, &C. 3 drag barr0Ws a
lMO-nOrae cultVatOr, corn harrows, a hay rake, a
quantity OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
consisting OF Two iron Kettles copper Kettle wood
stove, sausage grinder and sausage suffer tubs
laTd large lot OF smoked and picked meat 10 hush
els on potatoes barrels, churn, table / extension
laoIe CLOCKS, coon stoves, l cook stove / Howe
sewing machine complete, a slT5 organ, lot mirrors
carpets, oil cloths, county map OF $50 lnmns crocE
cry, settee, lounge cloths lot OF chairs ana rock
lug clalTs, beds and bedding, bureaus spcrata-
~ 10Y OF STANDS barrel and vinegar, Chests wool
mn5e spinning wheel sink, lot Dishes knives forks
ana slVtrware,
IL Acres Wheat, 9 Acres Rye
In In the grouud ladders. meat stands. a fine iot of
~ ltheus ana 0thef fowls, and various other articles
FERRY STOCK. i'i' niOo"
Terms made known on day OF sale and attention
given by ~ ~
HENRY j. MILLER
LLOYD MILLER,
tob ., WM, kRlCkBAUM.
w. 10 'S-lS Administrators.
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VALUE OF REAL ESTATE PERsONi
PkOPERIN BELONGlNG 10 SAID DISl

VALUE OF REAL ESTATE Il PERSONAL
PROPERTY BELONGING To SAID DIST.
by farm and buildings valued at
(valuation fl5Oo less ls77)........... Sl3 500 90
by Catharine Long property Bloom. 200
By balance due on Sugarloaf dupi
cate 1876, less cxonerutions n com. lO4 40
BY balance due ON Bloom duplicate
less eXoneration ami com, lS77.... 26G 67
by balance du, on Greenwood dupli.
cate, less EN. and Com, ls77...,... 4252s
by balance due sn Scott duplicate,
less EN. and Com, lS77..........., 9laG9
By balance due on Sugarloaf dupll.
cate, less EN. and Com, ls77....'... llOD
By sixteen acres of wheat and rye in
ground, ls77...,,,.,...,.,.......... 1900
By wheat, rye, oats, corn buckwheut
timothy and cloverseed, ls77...... 4ls3O
By hay, straw aud corn fodder, 1871 l-i Oh
by horses, cattle, hogs A chickens 6s325
By wagons, machinery and all farm.
ing utensils ls77. 77................, Sgg75
by household furniture, including
all in stewards house, ls77........' ls575
by house hold furniture In Poor
n House, isl; ,.,;.....,,,.....,...,,,,. 1900
By pork, lard and coal, ls77.,.,....... 25OOO
sls,3s4 A
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF snndry wrts issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas of Columbia county and TO
Inc directed Will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House at two O'Clock p. m, on
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slX bOttles TOT {5.U
Worms RemoyeG Alive

K. T. Kunkel's worm syrup never fails to destroy
Pin Seat and stomach worms. DR.. Kunkel is the on
ly successful physician in this country for the
moval OF worms. He removes Tape worm with
head and all complete. alive In hours, and no fee
until removed. Sehd for circular, or call on your
Druggist, and get bottle of Kunkes Worm Syrup
Price 81 90. Itnever falls.
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Orphans Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !

John Hunsinger, Administrator OF Gideon Huns
niger, deceased, will expose 10 public sale on the
premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10th, 1873,
at 10 o'clock the following described real estate
to,wit: All that certain messuage and
TRACT OF LAND
tbeng tract No. ~ situate In Beaver township Co
lumbia county, bounded and described as follows,
VIZ: Beginning at stoue in public road In Scotch
Valley, thence along said road north seyenty-five
degrees east iifty-seven and Onetenth percheS TO
stone, thence by land OF Geo. 7. DresbaCh north ten
degrees west one hundred and forty perches to
a stone thence south seventy-hve degrees east, one
hundred and fortyeight perches 10 the place Of be-
ginning containing
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RLAAuNS,KS MoRTdAGEs for sale cheap at The
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All that certain lot piece OF land situate in Pine
township Columbia county, Pennsylvania, described
as follows to wit Bounded on the north by land of
Samuel snyder, the east by lands of Daniel
Gordner and jackson Lyons, on the south by lands
of Benjamin WiDtersteen and Richard 7. Whtmire
and on the west by land OF Thomas Low containing
fifty acres more or less, which erected Plank
House, frame barn and Out-buildngs.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF A. j. Bardo.
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All that certain lot or piece of land situate in Br
arcreek township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania
described as follows, TO wit: Bounded the north
by land OF James iDoty and Others on the east by
land of Joseph Stackhouse, south by land OF the
heirs of s. F. eadly and on the west by land Of ow
en- Suit, containing three hundred acres less
about thirty acres cleared land and the balance
well timbered, on which is erected n small stable,
Seized taken In execution, and to be sold as the
property OF John Seybert
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ALSO,

All the undivided One-fortieth part OF the follow
Ing described tract OF land situate In jackson town
ship and sugarloaf township Columbia county, Penn
sylyana, bounded and described rs follows, viz Be
ginning at a chestnat oak, corner to land OF David
Colder thence by land OF Gilbert Hess and Robert
NJ. Montgomery north seventeen and quarter de-
grees east one hundred and forty-siX perches to a
stone, thence mort. seyenty.two and 2. degrees,
west one hundred and 1fty-four perches TO stone
thence north fourteen and half degrees east one
hundred and eighty perches TO a large hemlock'
thence by other land OF said David Colder nerth
thirty-two and quarter degrees east twenty-thTee
perches TO butternut thence by land OF James
Hess north eighty zone and three-quarter degrees
west one hundred and nineIy-four perches 10 a hem
lock, thence along sullivan county line south forty
seven and half degrees west one hundred and eight
perches 10 an ronwood, thence by land In the war
rantee name OF Samuel Neyhard south forty and
quarter degrees east three hundred and fifteen
perches TO a stone thence by land OF the said pavld
Colder north eighty degrees east thirty-nine and
eighteenth perches TO a chestnut and thence south
seyeny-twO degrees east nnetyeight perches TO the
place OF beginning, containing four hundred and
eight acres and elghty-fye perches Of land strict
measure be the same more or less.
ALSO,
All that certain lot Of ground situate IN the town
OF Bloomsbury Columbia county, Pa, described as
follows TO wit; Bounded ON the north by Ridge al
ley, on the west by Centre street, the south by
Second street. ana on the east by land OF L. r. sharp
less containing 20 feet front and 2l4]! feet In DEPTH
on which ore erected two.sory frame store house.
barn and outbuldings
Seized taken into execution, and 10 be sold as the
property OF II. G, Hover.
TERMs-Cash on day OF sale, otherwise property
70 be re-sold.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
ieo ~ H1sS Sheriff,
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All that certain lot or piece of land situate In the
Town OF Bloomsbury Columbia county, Pennsylva-
mia, described as follows, to-wt. Lot No. Ia mark
ed in general plan OF Bloomsbury, bounded on the
north by an alley on the west by land of John Nc
Cornick, on the south by Canal street, and on the
east by land 'oi Jonathan Chromas, containing SO
feet front and ll3 feet In depth which are erected
a dwelling house and out buildings.
Seized. taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property OF Tobias Henry.
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MARKET REPORTS.
BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In the matter OF the In the Court OF Common Pleas
Estate Of Margaret OF Columbia county.
Fortner lunatic,
(L5aSa77(
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one other piece Of land bounded on the north by
lands of Judge Cox, the west by land of Solomon
Strauser on the south by land OF Abram Rice and
on the east by land of Abram Rice and Leonard Ad-
ans, containing Is acres.
Seized taken In execution and to be sold as the
property of David II. Hover
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4hIIJF3I
One other piece OF land bounded on the north by
land OF Jacob Strauser on the west by land of Solo
mon Strauser, on the south by land OF Peter Hover
and on the east by land of Conrad Housman and
William Yeager containing eighteen acres.
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The Wool larlter.

BosToN, OCT. 2.-[Reported for the Press THE
following is a list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Penn. ylvana pick-lock 3s "a
4oc do choice Xxx IS q SIC: do fine x 81 a $780, me-
dunn 36 q $50; coarse 30 q Bic; Michigan extra and
AX 80 q SAC; fine 81 @>32c; medium "a az SEC; COM
mon 2S q 30c; other Western fine AMI x 81 a 33c;
medium SO q 35c; common % q 3Oc pulled extra
30 @ $50; supertne 80 @ 40c; No l. Is Gp zoe; comb
IL 29c; Texas IA "a 2Sc; Canada pulled 80 a 4Oc; do
combing 50 g 4Oc; Smyrna washed 16 q 2sc; do un-
Soc. - y
The demand for domestic Wool is steady and prices
remain UNCHANGED. Manufacturers are dis posed TO
stock up more freely and dealers confident that
prices have touched the lowest point. There is now
falr demand for all gradess fine fieeccs attracting
more less attention on account of the lew nriceS
at which they are offered.
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AT 10 o'clock yesterday O'Leary had com.
pleted 1876 miles and Hughes ia
Subscriptions to the per cent. loan yesterday,
1856. 800.
The Bosnian insurgents have abandoned
further resistance.
The Marquis of Lorne and the Princess
Louise will take passage or the Allan steam
ship Sarmatian from Liverpool
About $50 men and boys employed in the
new Boston mine near Mahopy City. Pa, are
on a strike.
The 18th annual session of the Brotherhood
Of Railroad Conductors of the United States.
takes place in Chicago this week.
Madrid, Spain, newspapers, state that there
are three cases of yellow fever in the hospital
in that city.
A row Of frame buildings on the Passaic
river in East Newark was burned Yesterday
morning. Loss $4,000
The grand jury of Warren county, N. j.,
have found Is indictments against speculative
officeholders who have embezzed the funds of
several boroughs during the past three years.
7. Tartells, on Tuesday. at the Columbia
rifle range 10 Washington, made fisteen cop-
secutive bull s-eyes at 300 yards. fourteen bulls
eyes and one centre at 900 yards, and fifteen
consecutive bul's-eyes at 1000 yards. making
22f out of possible 225.
1t is said that the cabinet Tuesday decided
not to permit the 70 Instruction of the Utah &,
Northwestern narrow gauge railroad through
Fort Hail. Indian reservation, without the COT
sent of the Indians. The road is owned by jaw
Gould and the Union Pacific.