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CUTTING DowN.-The general superintendent
OF the railway mail service has issued circu-
lar letter to all the division superintendents, In
possible list of the names of employees whose
services can be dispensed with, reduction be-
ing absolutely necessary on account of def
cheney Of S22, 4S1
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DRY GOODS.

NOTICE: NOJICEs NOTICE!
yust opelel, an eleeaut line of BLACK GRENA.
DIMES. in silk and wool and all silk which we will
cut in lengths desired.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BUNTINiS.
American 1nd French Runtin4s, double and single
widths, In all colors. Also,
NOW IN STOCK
fulI hne OF BLACK SILK FRINGE9, Hnanufac-
mred to nnr order. with full assortment of TRI NJ
MING BUTTONS Of the latest designs
w. NJ. BROWN,
nAr1l-r Sf1 Market space.
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OF REMOVAL
TO MY ELEGANTLY LIGHTED STOREROOM,
No. 505 Market. Space. bet 7th and 9Th streets.
TONERS in want Of seasonable DRY GOuDS AT THE
LOWEST CASH PRICES The balance OF winter
stock VIII be cIoeed out at greatly reduced pr.ces,
many at less than cost
j. W. COLLEY,
mar7-5t SO2 M0rIkef N0nce.
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AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-Secretary Sherman,
secretary Schurz, Senators Logan and Kirk.
wood, and ex-Representatives Rainey. Eames
swami and McGinnis, called on the President
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REDUCING THE COMMISsION.-The Treasury
department win probably change the rate of
commission proposed to be allowed on the sale
OF the ten-dollar refunding certificate, from
one fourth to one-eighth Der cent. as II an.
pears that no greater allowance can be made
out Of the one-half of one per cent. allowed by
law for paying the expenses OF engraving
printing. transporting and converting the
certificate into four per cent. bonds. The COM
mission offered in the circular will be allowed,
however, upon subscriptions made prior to this
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GONE TO SEE THE MISUNDERSTANDING Assistant
secretary of Navy Hogg, Charley Thompson
and party from the Navy department.. left
the may yard this morning on the tug Trianna'
10 oe present at the launch of the Galena. al
tne portsmouth Va.) navy yard, Tomorrow
Chief OF the Bureau Of Construction and Re.
pair, Easily, and one or two others will %
down this evening on the Lady of the Lake o.
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CALL FOR FIvE-TwENT1Es.-TheS Secretary Of
the Treasury this afternoon issued a call for
the redemption Of $40 900 900 500 bonds, consols
So, coz, 900 registered bonds A0
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TIE AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Mr.. Williams, e. s. consul at Sydney, Australia,
informs the Department OF State that the scope
and plan Of the international exhibition to be
held there has been greatly enlarged. The OPEN
September, 1879. The United States has been
allotted 40, 600 square feet of space. Mr.. Angus
tns Norris, who was the executive commissioner
10r Australia at Philadelphia Is the secretary OF
the commission at Sydney. The consul advises
exhibitors to employ competent agents. BY
such agents American productions have been
widely introduced during the last two wears.
vised OF the arrangements made in the interest
OF the United States
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DIR. WooDwoRTH, surgeon general OF the
U: 8. revenue marine service, is dangerously Ill
with efySipelaS and pneumonia
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.o n o T I G E I.

6 BABY CARRIAGES,
US AT the Establishment of w b. MOSES
BON, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
wfEQef N N
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, 1sS,5O1.O7; customs. $685.. .255. 80.

BY AUTHORITY Of the Secretary of War, the
quartermaster's department, in furnishing
transportation for enlisted men of the signal
service on change OF station, will allow and
proV1de lot 100 pounds OF baggage to accompany
each enlisted man OF that service on the same
CONVEYANCE by which he is transported.
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two ounces and two pounds of tea and fonr
pounds or salt to every one hundred ratiOns
tora m o9 sGsa nstead OF the quantities hereto
OF eighteen ounces OF picked or fresh fish NAV
De Issued In lieu OF a ration of fresh heef No
asses or syrup may be issued In lieu of sugar
n IN Ta., 10 vi Two gallons OF molasses or syrup
NAVAL ORDERs.-Master C. II. Lyeth to the
New York navy yard; Cadet Engineer w. r.
King to the bureau OF steam engineering. navy
1 91epartment; Passed Assistant Engineer G. VI.
ROSS from the Washington naval hosnital tn
the nautical school ship st. Mary's
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to.
day amounted to Sl,52s, $50.
THE CASE OF THE WIDOW OLIVER against ex
Secretary Simon Cameron has been set for trial
In the Circuit Court of this District tomorrow.
ana IL is understood that both sides are ready.
THE NEW TREASURY PRINTING BUILDING
The contractors for laying the sub basement OF
the new building for the bureau OF engraving
and printing finished their work yesterday
The contract for the rest OF the brick work in
the building has been awarded to Biting 6
Davidson, OF Philadelphia. They have alreadf
commenced operations. They intend to star
out next Monday with large force OF brick
layers, and keep men at work until they have
Iuinlled the contract.
DR.. WooDwoRTH, surgeon general of the
U: s. revenue marine service is dangerously Ill
with erysipelas and pneumonia.
THE GEORGETOWN STEAM PUMP BONDS RE-
DEEAED-The outstanding steam force pump
bonds OF the corporation Of Georgetown, s., 500,
tern00n in one lump. They were redeemed and
cancelled. These bonds matured on the 1st in-
slant and were held In Philadelphia.
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THIS BEATS ALLs
Towels e Laceedged Ruchings &C. per yard
Striped Glass Doylies. &C. Corded Fque, SIC.
Lace Ties, &C. yards wide Turkey Red Table
Linen, 4Sc Corsets, 23c. to 81 20.
White ana Percale Shirts 4Sc. Check Muelin. 1Oc
Per yard. Colored Bordered Hemmed Handker
chiefs, &C. Large White Spreade, ACC. No. 8 Silk g.
q. Ribbon, &c. Embroideriee, from DC to 48c
All the above and . great many more Bargains
are from auction. Marked in plain figures.
NJ. NEWMYER,
West End Auction House."
1890 Pa. noe. RED Flag"
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EXTRAORDINARY Wool CLIp.-Mr. Rob
ert Vanvoorhis, Of the Keystone Sheer
farm, has Just completed his spring shear
Ing. It Is regarded by wool men rs The
most extraordinary clip ever known in Thu
wool district. Old Don, whose portrait
illustrates the fronts Of the State Agricul
tural Report, sheared SO lbs s o.; Young
Don, yearllng, first clip yielded 81!
pounds; and 200 ewes, 200 Of them yearl
ings) averaged u pounds 4 ounces Thii
Is simply a wonderful yield, and we doubt
II it is surpassed by any authentic record
ever made in Ameriea-and II wins fol
Van the title Of the boss wool grower o.
America. The sheep are American Meri'
no, aud the f1eeces now lie upon the shear
ing floors for the inspection OF the incred'
ulous. = MnOngaieid Republican.
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STATE NEWS.

The Council Of KeySet city hayerefuSed
to grant license this year.
Races at Grafton June 4th and 9Th. Over
$500 in purses 70 be given away.
The wool season has opened at Martins
burg Of 25 cents, with but little activity.
elatksburg has not yet paid her $1,000
tothe Weston railroad, but is getting ready
to do 80.
The wheat prospect In Greenbrier coun'
~ Is by no means aattering. So says the
Indspendent. str4
Msjor Gardner has left for the far West
In pursuance OF bis appointment as an In
dian agent at large.
The Weston colored people have met and
expressed sympathy with their fleeing
brethren OF the South.
Acar load Of emigrants from Somerset
aud Fayette counties, Pa, passed over the
d. 20. the other night for the West.
The Matthew Arbuckle (Blue Grass,
tarm, a few miles from Lewisbug, Green
brier county, 400 acres, was sold the othei
day for $l4,250.
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Enjoy Liz.

WhAta truly beautiful world we live inI
Nature gives Us grandeur u mountains, slens
and oceans and thousands Of means tor en-.
loyment We can desire no better when in
perfect health; but how often do the majority
q people feel like giving It up dls6eartensd.
discouraged and worried out with disease,
when there y no occasion for this feeling, q
proof that GREEN'S August Eower viii msLs
them Us reefrOm disease as when born. ~
persia and Liver Complaint Is The direct eaiss
o. Seventy'hye per cent Of such maladisS n
BlhousneSs, Indigestion, Sick Headacbs
CosttEeness, Nervous P~roSt:ation, DiSIintS ~
the Head, PalpitAtlon ofthe Heart, and other
distressing symptoms. Three doses of Arynst
Flower will prove Its wonderful effect, Esm.
pie bottles 10 cents, TFyit AvE4Y
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stimulate inc SIuxrish KIdney.,

In ad ,ition to It's touic and cathartic prop
critics, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters exercises 1
beneficial influence upon the kidneys ant
bladder, when they are inactive, by stimula
tingthem to renewed exertion, thus reopen
ing, as 1t were, u sluice for the escape ofim
puritics whose regular channel of exit Is tn,
organs Of urinatiOn. Among thess are certain
abnormal and infammatory elements, pro
duCtive OF i%rEeparable injury TO the system
not entirely expelled. The kidneys and blad
der themselves are also benefited by THU
stimulus, as their inactivity Is usually a pre-
lIminary to their disease and DISCRIMINATION
They also experience, in common with othe,
portions Of tile system, the potent inyigora
tive effects Of the BitterS which furthermOr,
c%orreets disord red conditions Of the stomach
bowels anu liver. MwFGw
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The vote In favor Of the Constitution In
California was chiefly got from the agri.
cultural sections, which proves that the
land question in that State Is the real
grievance Of the people. The drawback
10 agriculture in California has all along
been the rancho system Of farming. The
land Is chiefly held in large tracts, under
the old Spanish grants, bought up by a
few thrifty men very cheRply when the
State was Arst annexed, and before the
great tide Of immigration had set IN In
consequences Of 1.-THE gold discoveries. These
gigantic holdings are measured by the
square mile rather than by the acre, and
they not only prevent men with small
capital from securing homesteads OF their
own, but they result in a shiftlesS and
unproductive style Of farming which Is
detrimental to the best interests Of the
State. A San Francisco correspondent,
writing about these immense estates, says:
1.-THE largest wheat producer in Califor.
MIA, or In the world, Is Dr.. II. ]. Glenn.
M%isso Sn5 He l. q man Of great enterprise
and energy. His rancho lies in Colusa
county, aud comprises 5000 acres, near
y Az ataGn u JANA na ,rS;ch a. I IoS cal"n.
lstio SS'v viii produce 10000 bushels. His
wheat will sell for s. cents per bushel, or
S765,O0O. Dr. Glenn has been farming ten
years ana oae woaI sn suP ~ III He c gt' IN
hSnI hut What win a failure of crops-
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DEE.

sTowRRTDGE.-N d at her residence in Wells
burs. ThuIsd4y, May Z, At s:tS =. ~, Mn. ELIZA
The deceased was the Oldest daughter Of the late
John Moran. sr. She was born 'nd reared in Wells.
burg, where she always lived. shS was kind and
charitable to al, and had s4oeiatsd with her = hosi
o. friends, who, with her relatives, mourn her Ioss,
when quite young, and Of which she remained q con.
Idsut men6er to the tine Of her death. Her death
was caused BY Z burn eceiye from her clothing TAI,
int trc on the 2lst day Of April. Her s~utferinHs were
intense, wnien she bore with much pa Ieuee. She
pas ed away In peace possessing her mental taeultIeI
10 The last q,
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Gp..st Sales.
STATE OF WEST COUNTY
NoF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal COurt.Oi Wheeling
George 3. TtnRle, administrator, az,


| ..' vi. bIQ SlAptefy,
John Robrecht and others.
The undersigned special commissioners hereby dH
notice that By virtue Of the auth 'rity vested IN thea
By two d. crees In said cause male by sid Court VI
February 8, 1879, and March I, 1879, respectively, tasJ
will on
Saturday, the 3Fst day Of nay, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, sell at public Auctioa
a the frUnt DIOR Of tho Court House oiUniI UuaiI,
West NtrElnla, the following described real ~tSGiria
the city Of Wheeling. eat Virginia, OF ~ nl b ttent
o. ~ may be necessary ~ pay the liens rr itei 10 I'd
decree VI February 6th, 1878, and the cost, ii aIil 'at
and the expenses Of sale, tO-WlH The properly khoEe
formerly As the KelLA House, now eIllrI tue 81 eDtIL
HOTEL" situated a. the corner Of " ter and Pour
tenth Streats, and bounded ii IOlIOEs: beS'hniBS
y ne northeast CErn o. water aud Fol tet "
streets; thence north with Water street oue aundFel
leet; thence east BY a lIns parallel with FOlEIe'1th
street eighty feet 10 IN open SAGE theme
With the west line Of sail open AInce ''utb,
twenty-five feet; thence eaGt by a lire lAIald
With Fourt' enIh street 10 an alley; tirBcr solih
With the west llue Of aid alley seVeniy'eiehI
teet 70 Fourteenth street; thence wrist with She Hofia
une Of said FHurteenth street ~ tue plAcr 1l lyEin'
ming: together with the right 10 use 'hid ale! pu lLs
east side Of said property, In cgmlnOh with "'hstl A.
hEnees Of jane aud JAme1 X Baker. sad o,lutli''
Iioners 10 making nle Of aid real estate Will oa,F iot
tle hrst that part Of Uid real estate ulOn Whi'hlhe,
hotel building Is erected and the ground in the Fr1f&
aid hotel building and Of equal width ihtfeVitRp
the alley, that Is TO Say, all vi said real estate i!lne
Auth Of line commencing on Water street 81 lhe
Northwest corner Of the main hotel building on ad
real estate and running east parallel with f~ogfle-hih
Itreet 70 the alley; and la sufficient amount ol hont!
shall DO bid for aid part Of said rial estate 10 h''G'
Tered 10 pay Oh the said liens, cSis aud 'SITnT, li
Undersigned will self Eaid part and no more o. Nv
real est4te; but II such ~suticltnt amount Is h91 hIIt
such part then they will Sell the WhocoI nld Te4iftt
tate int above dc cribed, or ~ much there a' 'bhi
Be necessary 70 pay aItl liens, oo;iS aud eHttgts, Y =
tue highest and beSt bidder, together With IheFign'"
use said alley.
TEEbsOY BALR.-one.third Of the purchase MONEY
and As much IN 70 as the purrha et may tlrc'i 10 ~
In cash on the day Of sale; and TOT the residue d lho
purchase money bonds shall lr given y, tue pIiumt1
honen BY the purchaser, date on tile day oi Ait Ibg
bearing interest irVm that date, zach iUf "ne'th'flI
odd residue, and payable 10 - I've, Eighteen iES
twenty four months alter their dat with ptf,oHIl
euhtY therein approved by The unlHsisaeii tue VIZ
10 b retained until the whole Of the purchase money
Il paid. urup,pp
ALFRED CALDWELL,
ap24 speCIL Co 0mirIoncn.
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Extraordinary RIseIna baltimore q Ohio
HhRreH.

Baltimore, May 10. "A remarkable rise
has taken placein Baltimore& Ohio shares.
Monday morning the quotation was 90.
AT midday Robert Garret & Sons bought
1900 shares scrip dividend from the city
at est, and 6sS shares from John HOPKINS
estate at 95. Since then the price has al.
yanced, on sales Of only 600 shares, to
lO7t bid, or LIT per cent In six days. No
explanation Is given by brokers, except
th9tthere y g. general demand. The city
holds $500 shares, and the estate about
1860, so that the rise makes q difference
n layer OF these two holders Of nearly
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WHENEVER you sec a friend suffering
from Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick
Headache or any kindred disease, advise
him TO go to the nearest drug store and
procure a bottle Of Diner Rakoczy Bitter
Water, and be atonce relieved Of those dis.
tressing ailments. A wine glassful 0 dose.
For sale BY all druggists.
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TIE Council Committee on wharves
held a meeting on Saturday afternoon,
and after visiting and inspecting the
wharf, decided to recommend temporary
repairs for the present.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

eIrtadelphiA accommodation. This tInin only Funs
between Wheeling and Tr!AdelphIa.
tDaily except ~Sunday-EeWark Accommodation.
tSleubanvIlle AecommOdation,-ThiS tnin during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry aud BelAire, stopping when required al
sherman House, EtnaNlle, West wheeling and
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THERE was q foot race for $40 side be-
tween Del. Mcdonald and David Paxton,
near the Martins Ferry Kcg Factory, Sat
urday evening. The distance was 200
yards. Paxton won easily. A.,
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TRUSTEES SALE
SATURDAY, MAY Path, 1879,

commencing at I0o'elvck A. ", the iolloWIuvde edbd
properly, to-wit: The real eat 70 iIuuIe In the DIV
q Wheeling, 10 the county ii OhtO und STATE u West
Virginia, aud rVre paTticu ,arly described 4, follows:
Lot numbered one hundred aud iEe,y 1--we to- SO.
lQ6l on North Front street formerly called Elm ,lrc.D
and the north sixty (6g feet Of The north UnehAid
wafer lot numb red SIX 81, all OF the addition to The
aid city Of wheeling laid out by Henry AOpIe, TrIt.
tee for E6eneSer Zane, on Wheeling Island, IGSetha
with all the Improvements thereon and the hefudiu.
mentB belonging thereto,
TRIMS or 6ALx-Fifteen hundred dollar, and u
much more rs the pureh user " to Willing " PSI
In cASh on day Of nle, the balance In Two elud III, Al.
menn At SIX aud twelve months rrsptcIyslV, With
Interest from DAY Of sale, the purchaser giving beSs
table notes therefor, aud TO ~ secured BY tuloRxI
tothe Satisfaction Of the trustee, OF b, proper Lien Va
the property SOLD, as the Trustee maj elect ou the dSy
Of sale.
The title TO the above property Is believed to b
perfect bntsolling 4, trustee | shall UnlS eDnTty IutA
title ~ Is vested In me by Nld deed Of trust.
ROBERC q. BARR, Trustee.
W. Il. HALLER, AuetiOBeer. Ila
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Cure Natures Detects.
%CRlSTADOR0'S HAIR DYE.

covered In s' NJ
CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE.
It cOunterieils the richest blacks and browns, pro-
duelns an instantaneous and enduring change from
any obnoxious color, without staining the skin or In.
pairing the vitality Of asngle abre.
ChristadOrO's Hair PreserYative,
a valuable adjunct to The Dye, In dressing and pro-
melting the growth and perfect health Of the hall, and
Of iseli, when used alone, a safeguard that protect.
the abres from decay under all circumstances and
under all clines. Manufactured by J. CRIsTA.
DoRo, No. % William b., New York. Sold by ali
Druggists. Applied BY al hair Dresser.
ap2I.MWPAv
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As We Sell only for Cash, We Can Do
It Cheap.

Al Wool DeBeges At Is cents.
All Wool Bunting, q cents.
Common Bunting, TX centG.
81 Wide Cashmere and peBeEes worth lie far snc
Linen LAW (part linen) only 6Ae.
lOo pcs. beautiful lawns, new designs, only IKE,
The Best Black silk 10 the eity for 81 30
Our Bst silkS a st2S, s1871<S, 81 90, 81 80, 81 81,
y 10 and Sa25 We warrant 20 isr cent cheaper than
they are sold usually. We are determined o make
purchaser sec that they save money BY buying for
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We Sell BIeaChsd Brown MusIins al
Eastern Wholesale Prices.

Thirty thousand yards Prints, bought before the id.
For linen Weddings and B.idAl Presents, 4 lana
line Of the ha7dsnmest Linen Table Cloths With Nae
Ens 70 match, ever brOughtto this city. Il Will nav
70 lVok a these EOOdS, even Il Yuu donIt Hnnt % INV.
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I will sell at the front door Of the court HOUSE, on
theSlst day IMAY, NJ 10 O'Clock A. ", the House
and adjacent Ground, situated on the eat aide o. Mar
ket street and cUrner Of Market aud High streets, In
North " heellng, \ short distance above the North
street heth0disI Church. The lot Is 81 feet front on
Market street aud 100 feet deep, and will be sold In
parcels each II q ieet front aud 10 feet deep. The
south " feet Is on the corner Of Market street and AZ
alley, and eoutA rs Il Two Story Brick House with
IRON rooL Terms on this parcel vii. be $500 and "a
nnth more n purchaser may choose TO pay In cash,
the balance In yearly payments u s % each
With eight per rent interest till paid. The
north u feet Il on the corner Of MARKET and HIgh
Streets without any permanent building. The terms
on thlSparcel will BE- 3ln.and aS much more a. pur-
chaser may choose 70 pay 10 cash, the balance In
til paid,
The Two parcels will be sold either separate or TO.
gether. This y an opportunity for parties Of limited
means 70 acquire hUnitS.
Title perfect AMI guaranteed. Deferred payment,
TO DO secured BY deea q trust on the properly.
For JAS, L. HAWLEY. mSTS'
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SpeeauI Nptaeez,.
ELECTRIC BELTS,
NATURES NECREFH APPLTED

A sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay,
Exhaustion, etc The only reliable cure. Circular
mailed free. Address J. K. REEVES, q Chatham
street, New York. fei9-uWFGW
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GENERAL INFORMATION. THE
~ Fine Modern OIL PaintluEs G. nefally ~Auctipned
S"MuAii1 Baek4"-are haWked about the cllies, I'M.
iIamed at from Zoe u 81 70, according 70 size. With
II IN: hack Hollow Fumes, they are furnished TO
tnese Auctoneefs Us follows: 9xli 1t S20L lix21 NJ
y 70; 1874 II s. %; 29xaSat 81 90, aQxi0, With az 10.
frames Sli 70 each. Examine the Muslin Racks, and
judge Tor yourselves. ". s HuTCHINS,
fuyl0 Art Dealer. 1871 Market street,
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FANCY SIIKS.

Auction, n 60eents.
Twenty geces beautiful Plaid Sill at IS cents,
Twsnty-hVe pieces PLATA Suks at 7Sc, SOC AID S7Ne.
Five Thousand consts Ia White, Cardinal and Lead
IcnS 49,. 49,
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nEEcHER AT CINCINNATI.
IA bread and water banquet for N
- W. RnnHni-

A bread and Water banquet for Ht1
"a BENEFIT.
C~xcrSsArI, o, May 1O.-At HIbernian
Hail tonight twenty-five OF thirty Social
lists sat down 70 a bread and water ban
quet laid out on bare pine boards. The
table was prettier and neater Of newly
dressed pine than many a costly one o.
walnut or mahogany decorated with mean.
ingiess holdings OF carving. Three wood
en- buckets Hlled with water and'three Of
four pilesof sliced bread comprised all the
visible eRtables, and each banQueler wa
supplied with . tin plate and q tin cup,
but not with knives or forks, There vert
about one hundred lookers-on and listen
ere. There were seven toasts, each o
which had q respondent, and oil hat
some reference TO the Rev. Henry Wart
BeeCher or to the 't$l q day and bread ant
water" remarks attributed to him. w
here print