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DEMOREST's MONTHLY.
~ Splendid ATTRACTIONS!
| IEMOREST'S MONTHLY

4 grand combination Of the entertaining, the
,iul and the beautiful, with fine art encray
ings and oil pictures In each No, Price &c post
free \ early 81, with an uneQualcd premium, two
splendid oil pictures, Rock Of Ages and The Lion's
Bride, i5N2l inches mounted on canvass; transpor
ia,ion &c extra. Send postal card for full particu
lars Address, W. JENNINGS DbMORESr, Il
East fIth ST, y Y. Do not fail TO see the splendid
January No,
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HASDKERcMEFs that will bear inspec-
ton. We guarantee them 25 per cent less
than similar goods can be bought in this
city. 0. HAWTHORN & Co.
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llI.PARTkD.

T. T llillman. Hickman
james tfk...,, .'s'''''''.i huurhH
Idlewild Observation-Disclosures, .....".."Eyaneyllle
Andy Baum. ............ Cincinnati
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GREAT reduction in blankets, hanncs
and wooden goods at W. Z, Gholson's, Com
mcrclal avenue.
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FoR good shave tor ten cents, "A good
hair cut for twenty-five cents, 90 to Henry
Schick's barber shop, No. l4a Commercial
Avenue
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CAKES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
from the plalncst to the most elaborate kind, suit
able for weddings, balls, etc, also all kinds OF
Bread, Pies aud Pastry, at tho very lswcst rates
Orders will be promptly filled a delivery wagon
will daily to al parts Of the city for the accom-
mediation Of customers.
A share Of the public's patronage IL solicited, and
satisfaction guaranteed
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1I,o ISyENTogs AND MECHANICS.

mo INCENTIVES MD NEN HhNTNo'
PATENTS and how to obtain them. Pamphlet %
No p,rrs free upon receipt Of Stamps for poetnge
Address GILMORE, SMITH h CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents, Box 81,
Washington, ID. &.
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LOCAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Go
TO the
Arabs Ball
Christmas night
AT the st. Charles hotel.
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"DuR BAKERY
"OUR BAKERY"
Eighth Street, near Commercial Avenue
V. RESClI, PROPRIETOR.

Having started a hrstclass Bakery, and placed o
hrst.class st. Louis baker In charge, am prepared
to furnish
,.y,, nr r,,,ny pro,p,u,p,,>,
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MEDICAL"
BENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster!

A Grem improvement A Soothing healing
n or the ordinary por "a strengthening aud
Ou- plaster. pain'killing agent IN one.
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WEEKLY WORN

Price, IS to subscriber. !,
anu $3.50 when sent out Of 4 IL - T Is1ls
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A New York jeweler, from whom a
stranger ordered $500 worth Of watch
es in the name of well known STAN
ford man, took the goods to Stamford,
instead of sending them, because he
feared swindle. He found his sus-
picions verified, and felt so good to
think he had not been cheated that he
got drunk, when thief robbed him of
his $500 packages.
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~AAis not easily earned in these times,
On HHTbut 1t can be made in three months
WIZ by any one of either sex, in any part
M A of the country, who is willing to work
nH 4 steadily at the employment that We
II y " n furnish. 500 per week In your own
town. You need not be away from home over
night You can give your whole time to che work.
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
are making over $40 per day. All who engage at
once can make money fast. At the present time
money cannot be made so easily and rapidly at any
other business. 1t costs nothing to try the bust.
ness. Terms and SIS outfit free. Address at once
d. HALLETT 4 Co., Portland. Maine.
S-July 24-TT-1y.
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20, for some new coined name by
which to call himl o, for some name
no other lips can givelD was tie
prayer of Violet vane until she mar
ried him. Now she is content to call
him Old Beeswax.
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NUuHtl AINHou4eI.
IDAHO CITT, Feb. Is. 1878.
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PLAIN, OR IN coLoRs,

And at prices 30 per ssat. below
our fsrmsr rates.
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LYoN's KATHARoN makes beautiful
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents It's falling
out or turning gray. It has stood the test
OF 40 years. Is charmingly perfumed, and
has no rival
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The book contains nearly 200 pages, AZ
by inches, and is designed to be pocket
companion for every wide-awake man In
the mining camps and financial centres OF
the West.
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Contents:

/ The United States Mining Law and Land
Ufhte Instructions Hereunder. Zach section al
the Law IL Immediately followed by the Land once
instructions relating thereto. This IL Q eonvon.
iont arrangement. 80 10 avoids turning several
pages when the instructions arc consulted ia con.
nsction with the law.
2. A Digest Of all Decisions under the Mining
Lava now In force. IL sa brought down 30 the date
OF publication. and. containing the lasoss deosscns
takes the place OF all prior publications.
3. New and Improved Forms Tor making The
various proof from the location 81 claim minsr'a
lien, notice 20 delinquent eo-ownsra. sc. down 10
issuance Of patent.
4. A Complete list OF Patented Mining Claims.
arranged By state. Territory. County and district
This hst 10 worth 10 mining man many tines the
price Of the book.
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cart Initiating xature."

A coating of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Thei.
luster is perpetual. For sale only al
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelry
Store, TO Broadway, opposite s,ewar' =
New York. Goods sent G. o. d., with
privilege to examine before paying fer
them. Send for illustrated price list
~ ! have no agents.
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70 hereby given that will, on Friday. The
s4th day Of January, A. D. 1878. AZ 10
o'clock M. of said day, at my Office IN
Idaho City, Boise county, /. T.. offer nt
public auction the sum of Two Hundred
and Fifty $3.50 Dollars to the lowest bid.
Ter therefor in county warrants of said
Boise county, issued and registered prior
oJanuary, 1860. r. w. ToMpKrgs.
County Treasurer.
Idaho City, Jan. 10, 1878.
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Notice.

The following warrants will be paid out
of the Current Expense Fund on presenta-
iron at my office:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT UxcHASoED; FUTURES CLOSED
STRONG FLOUR srEADY-wHEAr HIGHER
CORR yIRM-oArs 1c. 20. HIaHER--
wHIsKEy QUIET-PoRK FIRM-LARD FIRM
ER-PETRoLEUM QUIEr-oILs QUIET Spirits
TURPENTISE QuIET-RosIN QUIEr-corrER
QUIEr-sUGAR QUIET
WEDxKsDAY, June 1902. N.
Al the Produce Exchange the markets wore gen.
orally active nrm, but outside OF tue Pro-
ducs Exchange business was SLOW On Change -four
was steady Wheat higher. Corn vas nrm ana oats
we're lc &c. better PORK ruled arm and lard was
nrmsr Whisky was quiet. Cotton on the spot was
unchanged futures closed strong Groceries were quics
and naval stores oils and petroleum also qures
BAGcIxG quoted at 91tc. 1oc Tor ibA weight and
1ojzc. for "a lbs. weight
CorrEK--The market for Rio dull and unsettled:
at baltimore s6i bags Rio spotess sold private
terms lid coffee aull aud nominal fhe business
the week Is summed ~ follows: ? 093 bags
caibo 49, Laguayra and 2y7 do savans sold In
Tor consumption within range The stock 81 mild
bags including II oi5 do. Msraeabo 2iss do Laguayra
36Ds do Jaaics 317s do. Costa iica 3is do Mexican
4of do Angostura aud 6.1f7 do savan,is. We quote
Ordinary cargoes l3c iae fair do. 15c f54c good
do 15Lc I54c; prime do. Ice 10hc extreme range
lots I3c IKE Santos fair to good. i4alc Ike
gold 90 days. Java government bags zoe 2ilsc.; do
grass mats zoe 22tcs singapore lie. AYE Ceylon
15c 1sc MArscaibo, 13c. I7ci Lagusyra, 1sc lee ;
Jamaica, I3c &c.,; ~ Domingo lac Porto Rico. lac.
ie,sc Costa Rca lac. a lie Mexican, loo. iUSc ;
Marassar tie fac Angosturn, I5c. 1eisc Sevanilla
13c q tic. Curacos, 13c. = 1879
openea bont points lover bat on June july and snss
the recovered and the market closed with
an advance Tor tho Of from u 10 points those
mouths while the later months only points
higher To-dsys prices compared with Tuesdsys wore
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 20 ls7s-rRPLE SHEET

sevens consolidated, which further advanced 7s-a
rise OF x-and steady for South Carolina SKIES,
fundable District OF Columbia 65's advanced to a.
RAILROAD BONDS
In railroad bonds Alton and Terrs HAute income
made still further decline OF per cent selling 49,
with IS bid after the call. c. G. ana l. Q. irsts de-
clined TO 3s and atcr sold at 3Sk Now Jersey Gen.
trail fists to ll4k, do consolidated TO IS and do
asscnled 10 Tx. Rock Island skies sold l09k ST.
Paul consolidated sinking funds l0l1z, Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold coupons 90 90 y,
Winona and ST. Peters 6rsts at l00 Now York Gen.
trail coupon nrsts at 12l Union Pacific rsts l0s ~
Pitsburg four,ns 1os and Lake Shore consolidated
registered frsts At l0oh.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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hp, 400 a. u sss. Total 500 bsiss To-day up
Soc 100 at 53c July, 1900 ~ ooc 700 At 4sc.
100 a. II DIE. 400 li5sc., 500 II sec August
300 AZ il53c 66cu II 1l54c.. 400 at ii.5ac, 500
at II 52c 400 l5sc 500 at II $40 800 at IL 55c
At 3bc 200 STE. 800 l.5Sc. 800 59c.
500 i6c, 900 .6oc 500 At iI62e TOO At
september. lou at 2Sc. 40 IA 27c. n
5000 at 25u. 22oo II .24c 800 IL 23c. 100
II 24c 500 ut 4 2c 100 27c. 800 AZ 2sc
- T. g 100 At II 29c- 500 II 3oc 900 li3lc
l0D NJ 32c. October $40 ut IL oc 400 O7c 500
~ oss 100 at lLo5e, 1910 - Hoe. 200 Doe
100 vt Lose, $40 at Lille November 900 &c e7c
900 At los5c 800 ios3c 800 at 10 s2c. 200
lo94c. 300 At 10 ssc December 200 9ac. At
10 ssc.. 100 al ID 95c., 100 az l09lc. .2no At
lo.93c.. 500 at 1886, 100 at 1o.9sc April. 300
25c Total SIS 900 6ales Grand total SIS 400 bales
Ihe receipts the closed follows :ialvest
l36 bales New Orleans, 25s; Mobile. 96 Savannah. 500;
Charleston. 4; Wilmington 20; Norfolk. 23O; New YORK
II Boston g.; Philadelphia, 1872 Total. ,asl bales
This day last week 92o This day last year. 372 Total
since september 1. 4l9U25o Cotton freghts closed
folowsTo Havrc. by steam, Mc compressed; by sail,
ssc To Hamburg ~ steam, . compressed. To Bremen
BY steam. l6c compressed; ny SAIL Nc. To Liverpool
I'D. ~ steam; by sail. l5-6td., compressed.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Reccpts-Fiour 4, 1913 bbls wheat,
15s 200 bushels; cal $50 bOs and LIT corn
1856 7JO bushels; eats ID 400 do rye 1880 do barley
malt, 3973do Flour steady with inquiry
The sales Guiding STATE Western and southern were
about IL OO3 bbls. Rye -four active with
bills Corn meal ruled steady with sales of 800
ruled steady With sales OF IL 900 bushels Canad
arrive, 1t &c. We quote
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THE STOLEN SILKS.

Thors Is little doubt that the Ave costly silk Dresses
and quantity OF silverwsre found In trunk In the
possession Of calling himself Richard Mi,chsiI,
Tuesday last arc the proceeds oil robbery in Bos-
On tue waistband Of one OF the dresses the namcs
OF curran & Clancy, drsssmakcrs, No 20 wos Twen.
tysccond street, New York, we're stamped Tho dress
was taken there, and identified made for MIRA
Winthrop Sargent oi. No Marlborough street, Bos-
ton She was notned Of tho recovery OF the prop
erty yesterday aDd will VISIT this city to-day and
spect tue articles, which she has reason TO believe
belong nef, ana stolen from nor Boston resi-
dcnce durus her absence on sojourp ~ hor country
residcncs ut Wodenctb. on the Hudson.
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DELINQUENT POLICEMEN.

The Brooklyn Police and Excise Commi sslousrs de-
cded yesterday that Captain Worth. sergeants Ward
and Book, and Roundsman Kszer, Of the sixth, and
Captain John Riley, OF tho rnirssenin proclnc, had
been guilty Of NEGLECT OF duty In failing to exercise
proper vigilance In connection with the Bxltsrman
burglary on Broadway, juno fney VIII be reprs-
mnndcd. Detective James Emma, OF the sixth pre-
ciuct, was placed duty patFo man, ana fairoi-
men Hopping ana Ffnncran, upon whvse ports the
robbery occurred. we're nnci dive Days pay each.
Pstrolmsn fnomas Hart, oil tho NJ ntn suD. pfeeincl
dismissed tue iofne charges Vt intoxioattou.
assault ana dsrsotlon VI duN. ~
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Tn. following were the highest ana lowest prices Of

TIE MONEY MARKkT.
Money on call was easy at 2 per cent, closing at
~ per cont
Foreign exchange was quiet at 81 SAX q - IS Tor
bankers long, aud 81 S6Js 81 81 Tor demand stcr-
ling
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold has sold alternately at 100x and 100L. The
borrowing rates were 2 10 3 per cent
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. $55, 1877 $50
Currency balances. 2.6I0, 500
cod excnanges.... 5,aSd,sS1
Gold balances ............ .............. lglg,OH
GovERNMExT BONDS.
Government bonds wcro in good demand to-day and
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PACIFIC MAIL.

The Board OF Directors Of tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company met yesterday at their ccc, at the foot Of
Canal street, and demand OF the Panama Railroad
Company for si5o,ooo submitted. Tho Board
dcrcd the payment Of $4,000, which sum- they claim,
nj! that 10 owing the existing contract up To
date. The resignation Of o. r. Livermors ~ . dircc
tor OF the company received ami Lard over. Ibe
Board decided 10 submit the regular quarterly state
Of tho financial condition Of the company. This
was hot done heretofore.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LIvKrrooL. June ie-5 NJ
Cotton FUTURES scsdIer. uplsnds low nj ding suse
June delivery, y 3i6d. d.. dune aud Jny delivery
StSd alsrS 7s2d do. new CROP shippea Uctoosf aud
Novcmoer. sAii UJ.iUd do.s hoscmDsr snd DecemDer
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Government bonds wcro in good demand to-day and
steady and closed finn at the following quotations:-
TIN roREIGS MARKET


The London advices report consois steady and un-
changed at 95h a 95k for both money ana the &C.
count. United States bonds were strong Al an adj
vance Of u 70 Il por cent, except for ten foriies
which declined 4 per cent. Erie common fell OF TO
10 and recovered TO 1919. The preferred declined
per cent 10 31x. Illinois Central dropped " per
cent 10 ssk, and closed at 50. New Jersey Central
rose TO 49, reactcd to 81 a, and closed at 3l%. Penn
syivania Central to 3iA Bar silver quoted at
ssd per ounce. The gum Of f2o5.ooQ bullion
was ~ithdrawn from the Bank Of England to-day on
balance Az Paris rsntes declined TO 1i2L 60c
rhs closing prices In London wers:--consois Tor
money and account 951s ssk; new AZ per cent
bonds, Iosx 1obx ;nvc-twenty Donas Of 1861 1ooX
,cn.iorty bonds. 1928 AYES Of 1851, 1o7,s 1o5X;
kris common shares, ioA 1of; Erie preferred
snarcs, AK New jersey Central six; Illinois Cen
usl, 80.
STATE bonds a. the board wore ssrona for Louisiana
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Corn meal, Brandywine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75a 2 IS
whsas va. isiry active, especially for No. "a and L.
va rSs s O. new aa,yAna
j. Williams a. 81 50 per SasSs qualify ns i the
si H fo 1sis G No. Il
~ 70 tor exr. white anu s. % - osls for 40
sssi & and 5000 sssssis July sales
s So ~ X I
ss sy os ss s:s = arm. a' s
vs.s 5000 S".hel. June '' No. at s. $3.50 900
steamer A. AIDS ooo sas.. do nc Al
the second cali 1910 bushels July NO sold 45c.;
4o any : asSSS bushels August s1:As. &C.
4 ssa nS,s " es @ 30
mixed; 4s ale for No mixed and for future dsliv
,l79s and 5000 do sssamsr DO Il 4sSse Oats we're
s s ss:a a. =. No. o s sis
No aa too .. Ns 90 s.c !, o No d. Sic.
Hsnr AND Ju1s-Tss .rkst ruled steady out inactive
tss:s saS ~ ssa 10 s .ns:
az; &C. s aq Sus gid 7o Sas saa
;.,. lime n Ms.i. hemp OK 70 sisal 81 Ss
MoLAssKs Foreign Was in fair demand and steady. Tho
stock i 700 hhds 0ubs. Ais Porto Rico 2i5i
mixed &c oaysa rs
'Ss
NAVAL sroKrs.-Ine market was generally steady but
a1ie. We order
..5. g q; pitch. s. Advice. from Wilmington
Tar sm 81 n y .S sS1a .a
Virgin. 81. spirits quiet, 2sc
e : s1.s s-ss .ss ID sS
sasse bid 4 a s s Aasa.t t7c Sd asss asked
% 81 ss SSs
whale 5c DO souihsra: Sc blssched winter, $50 na,
do winter Siesched Gsi 45c: crude
ss da 81
ana isA asked Ihs hishsst point rsachsd va. 81
b5ls., % ec. refined oOis offered a. Ike do, Ia
fouLrRY. The market as quiet We quote Creased
keys, Vermont prime ALL 2sc. :5c Fowis-Westsrn
loo Ito Jersey and state 1876 lac. chickens, win
49,; o., ys.rIings dry picked ioc Live poa.
aahsa as XIV s I & lss
per lb &C. turkey Jersey. New YORK PcnnsyI.
jersey Now YORK. and pis Pc per pair 81 IS
do, Western per pair 500 &c. Philsdephia spring
vania per pair y IS Vi So a.. Western. per pair Soc
sa s pssoSs s.I D,as q. asn per asn:s soc
dozen, U.s. ~
rsovlsIoss s Rscsipss.PSrt 4si bels lard 1929
packages; bacon, s. sisrcss and i9 q boxes beet 30
PORE ss ss ssss h.m = JsS
SO 20 asked; July, $40 10 bid slu IS ssked; August
s,s IS g Is sf y" y
pork sold ut $40 50 quoted vt $40 Is
% sss :'d g s at e Tor sss so
for august and $40 - for september Gu. ruled
B.eon 1 Sold On At RI
1..s terms fa:ssd @ s. ana ws,erq long clear
packet sIs $40 5 tierced city extra India mess $50
x22 Beef hams ruled nrm at 81 x22 TO- Dressed hogs
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FAN hivRR Mass. june 10. 1873
The printing cloths market is without
specL The 10 dui, quotations ng hsid u
"a i1c. Tor % and cloths
81 $40 refused FOR oextO cloths the
tlnu.a at ID. TO . Lice
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TsLiow.-a;scepis SO hhds. and 1874 6bs Inc market
FRNanrs Rates remained strong aud tonnage was in
fair active demand. tngsxcments;-To Liverpool ~
SAIL 25o tons oil cake 2ls 3D. "a nhds tobeacco Jos,
snros s irssh., 81 3D. iioo soas: bacon so 100
payKaass onstsr and 1000 boxes cheese !os aud some
ga ~ s, bbs asur i. 3D. and steam, is"o' ba.sei.
nonr through, "a Cd, a ~. I'd. Glasgow steam 500
canned goods. us 3D. 900 boxes chc 4is sd
goods ~. 81 ia 3D. 1000 bbs Hour tsrossh ire,rht
6oxe. cheese 45ss 100 bbis -four o. 3D. 10 oS DO.
Bushels Grain" o. so s, .o pssssss ps"vl
us d.. aud steam, 1000 packages provtsons y7s sd
Antwerp. steam, 10000 busucls grain, Juis shipmen.
ba.Ssi. nsn sa ioc.eco u. sa 700 .isfes.
terms charterss--An Nmeric IN brig. ae2 tons hence
Y Cadir. win petroleum. n cases and slaves snsss
Ns. PORK fnadspha st or so. 10 French p ss%
with 400 bbis crude sum, At d. Cd an Italian
bark hence to Messna with 5000 eases rhned petrosum
other spanish port. with petroleum. In private
terms; Norwegian Dark hence TO bremsn. with
n MI Ointment With oss,sr. sn reperss a.
"a la Norwegian bark. hsnca to Dr., with 5000 d..
with so quarters grain at D. Norwegian bar hence
10 kosterdsu with 800 DO do o. %. I'D an Italian
ss % ss m .. s"s :si. s" .ss. 30 70
Cork for orders with 1000 do. = %. AID.
bar hsns. 20 a. q I'm
hence 20 London, vita general cargo At rates.
american ship Leo tons. reported hence 10 Fran
rivej. with 100 quarters gratn from Balt,m 20 Cork
% IU,si.; 5000 qnartsrs .rsiu ~ a.. 1sd
Ian bark Philadelphia via 4uUl quarters grain TO
CORK Tor orders, o. lO4d; direct port, "a sxa.
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GEORGETOWN.

ANOTHER FEATHER FOR THE POTOMACS.-
In the trial heats for Junior SOULS at the Ma
tional Amateur Rowing. association. on the
Mr.. Richard w: Morgan, of this place, pro-
prietOr of the Morgan house, and a member
of the Potomac Boat club, made the best time
in 1On. This will give Mr. Morgan position
in the final race for the junior scull champion
ship on Thursday.
rirE taaaEvEsH;GAIn anoec4plea mouse on Isl
by Miss Ann j. Wild was entered a few nights
ago by unknown thieves and all the lead pipes,
chandeliers and other gas fixtures, carried off.
They have not as yet been found
SICK LoDGER-Nathan Booth, man
about 80 years of age, from Pennsylvania, and
here looking after pension, came to the Sd
precinct station house last night as ledger.
He was i'll and destitute, and soon was taken
with an epileptic fit. Drs. Shekell and Kelly
were sent for and prescribed for him, and this
morning he was out again in search OF his
pension.
COMPLAINTS have been lodged at the station
house of a stagnant pool of water at the corner
of 9th and Market streets. The mouth of the
S Is bsoppsd Hg which
trunk Of Young's burnt mill on the canal Is
also reported in e dangerous condition.
ion Of
cayed in and left the road in a bad way. oo
GRAIN-Arrived boat Ruby with 1900
bushels wheat to Hartley 8 Bro sold yest ST
$50 bushels wheat to j. 6: 4 J. NJ: Waters
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.- Offerings on
Change to-day; $50 bushels wheat, 81 bushels
CATTLE MISUNDERSTANDING and sales of
cattle at Drover's Rest yesterday were as fol-
lows go cattle offered and sold at prices
sSssg r9m 81 to q Gents csRp per DO
SO lambs offered and sold at ~ to 81 per
pound 40 COWS and calves sold at s25 to $i5
per head.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT-Judge Humphreys.
Today, Strauss agt. Schweir; appearance
ordered. Boyd agt Alexander sale confirmed
nisi. Romans agt. Meyer; trustees bond ap-
Mary M. Brown writ of habeas corpus issued.
Zantzinger agt. Fisher; postponed till Wed.
neSday next. BakerSmith agt. Smith restrain
ing order discharged. Thompson agt. Davis:
trustees bond approved. Brown agt. Dyer
and Smith, executors; order that defendants
file report Of their transactions by Septem-
Der 18th.
POLICE CoURT-Acting Judge Waiter.
To-day, John Bryan, vagrancy; bonds or
wOrkhOuse. Benjamin Cook, disOrdery: IS
10 days. Alexander Adams, do; S. or days
VIM. Lane and Owen Washington, do. do
Mary Williams, profanity; S. or days. Henry
Williams, do; do. James Green, do; do
orderly; forfeited collateral. Annie Ball, fir
ing pistol In the street; do. John Laden, dis
orderly; do. Patrick Conley, obstructing the
street: do. Benjamin Caulk, diSOrderly; S. or
Is days. James Bryan, vagrancy; bonds or
wOrkhOuse. Henry SantellO and Henry ker-
nard, throwing stones; 81 each, the first with
costs and latter without. Annie Dant, pro-
sault Oh VIM. Carter; S. and costs or 10 days
Chas. Nelson, Walter Smith, Thomas Simms,
Richard Chase and George Belt, malicious
trespass Uaking cantelOpes) Simms and Chase
fined 81 and the others discharged. VIM. alias
Military Jones, assault; SIS or 10 days VIM
Gibbs, assault; do: Damon Gordon. assault
on Jane Gordon; do: Frank Delphy, do. do
10 days. Margaret Smith. assault on Lizzie
Smith s.. Henry Butler, assault on Silas Hill {;
s. or 10 days. VIM. Holmes, threats to Anna.
MAS +. Hutchinson; personal recogniZance.