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FAMILY MARKET. RETAIL PRIols.-The
attendance at the Fifth Ward Market yes:
terday morning was only moderate, and
also the display. Following were the
Msats-Beef s to - cperpound; mutton,
l0c per pound; chops, 10 to l2lcper pound
veal, 10 TO l6c per pound; pork, l0c per
pound; sausage, 10 TO l2c per pound
smoked sausage, 10 to l2c per pound; ba-
con, 10c per pound; middling and shout.
der, s TO l0c per pound; beei.tongue, 40
to 50c each; canned beef, S5c per 2.pound
can.
Fouls, Butter, &c.-Live chickens, %
to SOC apiece, or s. 90 to 81 90 per dozen
dressed chickens, loo per pound; live
turkeys, 81 90 to 81 so apiece; dressed
turkeys, 10 to 12ic per pound; live ducks,
10 to 50c apiece; dressed ducks, 15C
per pound; live geese, so TO zoe apiece
dressed geese, 10 to 12!c per pound; eggs,
l2lc per dozen, lard, 10c per pound; but.
ter IS to 40c per pound-chOiCe, 40c; sweet
milk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon; butter.
milk, &c per quart, or l5c per gallon.
Observation-Disclosures, 5 to 15c per head
sweet potatoes, SOC per half.peck, or 60C
per peck; Irish potatoes, lac per halt.peck
or zoe per peck; carrots, l0c per dozen
parsnips, loo per dozen; beets, l0c per
dozen; kale zoe per peck; onions, Sc per
quart, or 25c per half.peck; radishes s
cents bunch; dried beans, Sc per quart;
white beans, Sc per quart; lettuce zoe per
quarter peck; onions cents per bunch.
Fish and Game.-Lake fish 25c a string;
catfish, l0c per string; oysters, Zoo to
81 % and 81 so per gallon.
Ftis.-Green apples, 25aS0c per half.
peck or 5Oa60c per reck; dried apples, 8
to l0c per pound; dried pears, lOc per
pound; dried peaches, 10 to l5c per pound ;
cranberries, l0al2c per quart; oranges, 50
to 35c per dozen; lemons. 35c per dozen.
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AMusRMRNTs.-Gus Williams, as "0ur
German Senator" at the Opera House
last night, drew an immense audience.
This comedy Is very pleasing one, and
almost incessant pOals Of laughter were
ELECTED by the happy sallies or 9immense'
local hits OF Mr.. Williams. The plot oil
the comedy is very simple. Dinkel, the
SENATOR" is a wealthy, retired brewer.
His wife, q vulgar, ignorant woman, who
desires TO pass the winter in Washington,
d. O., with Senator Kinkel, provided be
can be elected. Judge Spruce and Col.
Bruce are land spectators, and are also
interested in his election, aud the comedy
is built up with the scenes and incidents
OF the canvass for his election.
The most important character alter Mr..
Williams, Is Judge Spruce, which Is taken
by Mr.. Hudson Liston, and gives his con.
ception Of this original in an inimitable
manner.
Col. Bruce is taken by Mr.. Young in a
very acceptable manner. Captain Puff
was well given by Mr.. Boyd.
Mrs. Dinkel was admirably represented
by Miss Dora Stewart.
Saratoga Lou" or the Duchess Of
erkerchowkistan, was well taken by
Miss Louise Granville, and the minor
actors were all good.
During the second act Mr.. Williams
sang several songs, and recited "somebo.
dy's mother" in most pleasing manner.
Tonight will close the engagement
Anna DickinOn.-To.morrow evening
Miss Anna Dickinson will appear at the
Opera House. She Is unquestionably the
most brilliant artist in America, and
wherever she appears she Is received by
overwhelming audiences comprising the
best classes o. society, Tickets now on
ale at Lucas.
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TIE CLAYsvILLE CYcLoNE.-The same
storm that struck US Sunday afternoon
extended over the pike toward Washing
ton, Pa, doing more or less damage.
Among other incidents we clip the follow
ing from the Washington, Pa. Reporter:
ION Sunday afternoon last the funeral
procession Of Mrs. Ibbie Miller was over
taken by most terrific and fearful storm
on the ridge passing through the farms of
Adam Carson and Robert Noble. The
buggy OF Mr.. @. B. Abercrombie, with
his little daughter and a Mr.. Henderson,
was lifted by the storm several times
from the ground and was finally
dashed against the fence. Mr.. A. was
pressed by the wheel against the fence
and held there, he still holding to the
horses, while during this time rails were
flying in all directions over the top Of the
buggy, limbs from a tree falling about
them. one limb passing down between the
dash board and seat, while the little girl
and Mr.. Henderson were still in the
buggy; the horses had turned
around in the meantime, with their heads
to the buggy; having broken single
tree; some one pulled the tongue TO one
side, which released Mr.. A. from the
fence and enabled the other two to
get out OF the buggy; none were hurt ser
iously; Mr.. AberCrombie only received
slight bruise on the head and on the
cheek from rail that struck him. Other
vehicles were caught hold OF by persons
in the rear Of the procession and prevent
ed from turning over. The buggy Of Mr..
Joel Truesdell was held by several per.
sons and from going over. The screams
OF women could be heard all along the
procession mems and women's atstlying
in all directions. 1t is impossible for us
to picture the scene.
Mr. Aberorombie Is the agent OF the
Hempfeld Railroad at Claysville, as is
well known in this city.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
orr THE TRACK.
RaiIrOad Accidents Yeste rday-NearIy A

RaiIroad Accidents Yesterday Nearly A
Fatal AFFAIR.
MRRrDES, CosS, April .6.-The night
express that left Boston at 10 last nightfor
New York via Springfield was partially
wrecked by the caving ofan embankment
about three miles north.oi this city. The
train was composed OF two express cars,
mail and baggage car, two passenger
coaches and three sleeping cars. The
locomotive remained on the track, but all
others but the last two sleepers left the
rail. The first express car fell on its side
on the track. The second one tumbled
twelve feet down the bank, the mail car
followed, the baggage car was thrown
upon the end OF the mail car which saved
1t from going down. The rest Of the cars
rushed against each other, but aside from
being dragged off their trucks escaped
damage. Not q person on the train was
seriously injured. Conductor Dickerman's
back was slightly hurt. Engineer Bradford
had one leg injured slightly and one OF
the postal clerks had his head cut slightly.
through ali the trouble. 6fthe three cars
overturned only the mail car had a stove in
1t. This set Ave to the car, but the flames
were extinguished without damage. Some
Of the mail bags were soaked with water.
The accident was caused by the Hart.
ford Ice Company drawing water Of their
ice wind, which adjoins the track. This
caused the embankment TO give way
Wien the train dashed upon 1t at estimate
ed speed OF thirty miles an hour.
MuNcH CHUNK, Pa, April GA col
lision between the Lehigh Valley pas.
senger train and coal train at Coal Port,
pitched eight coal cars into the canal,
badly damaging the passenger engine and
blocked for several hours.
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
ofTrent,ng Mumors OF the Blood, SIKH

OF Treating Humors OF the Blood, Skin
and Scalp With Loss OF Hair,
Is drIt the publication Of the hood, through m
energetic action o. tho bowels liver kidneys and skin
external evidence Of dssaJe and restore the beauty
whit0uess and freshness Of the Skin and quantity
and quality Of the hair. CuTicuRA REsoLvENr &
eaharc, diuretic resolvent and absorbent II puri.
hes the blood liver kidneys and akin Of every trace
Of blood poisons inygorates the brain and nervous
fefces, and throws oh disease, CuTIcuRA, q MedI-
elna Jelly arrests external disease removes lIfoess
charging wounds, allays Inflammation, itching and
Irritation, and heals IL Is the sweetest cleanest and
best Hair Resiorer and BeautIher In the world.
CuncuEA Soar, for cleaning restoring and belutiiy-
Ing the skin. aud for the toilet, bath and nursery Is
uuryalled. II and the CUncURL EHAvING SOAR, the
rst and only medicinal soap prepared e1presaly for
shaving are prepared from CuTicuRA.
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Adjourned until to-day at l0A. N.

CERTIFICATE OF IScoRPoRArIoN.-secre.
tary OF State Brady yesterday issued Ger.
tifCate OF incorporation to the Grown Hill
Splint Coal Company, OF Paint creek, w.
Va, for the purpose Of mining coal and
other minerals, and selling and shipping
the same, and doing q general mercantile
business, The principal Office shall be at
sandusky, Erie county, Ohio, and q branch
office ct Paint creek, and isto expire Janu-
airy LIST, 1900 Five thousand dollars have
been subscribed for the purpose Of in.
corporation, Of which $500 have been paid
In. The capital so subscribed Is divided
into shares Of fifty dollars each, Of which
Charles Ryan, John T. johnson, Z. ].
Wayne, Of sanlusky, Eleazer ]. Ring, Of
Saginaw, Michigan, and Mary s. Smith,
OF Point creek, w. Va, each hold 20
shares, and the stock hereafter sold 10 be
divided into shares Of like amount,
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For BLOOD, skin and Scalp Humors
Are prepared By WEEKS 4 PorTKR, Chemists and
DruggistS $50 Washington street, Boston, ii Front
street, Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hill, London, and
areior sale by all Druggists. Price Of CuTIcURA,
and one half times the quantity 81 snail, 81. Rx.
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. CuTICuRA MEDICINAL
TOILET soar, % cents per cake. CuTIcuRA MHDI.
cNAL SHAVING SoAP, Is cents per cake; 10 bars for
BARRIERS and large consumer, 30 cents.
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Mayor K.lIoeh,. cus.ed ne...

CHICAGO, April 6.-The San Francisco
Board OF Supervisors tonight adopted Tres.
Olutions saying that the peace Of the city
has been seriously imperiled by alleged
incendiary speeches by Mayor Kalloch,
and authorized the judiciary committee to
the matter and report, It Is
said this is the first step toward impeach-
ing the Mayor,
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RepubiIcan Gains i'm aIichigan

DETROIT, April 6.-The returns from
the township elections throughout Michi-
gan on Monday last, with some thirty
city elections, generally indicate large Re-
publican gains and decided falling off in
the Greenback vote. The constitutional
amendment increasing the Governors
salary from s., 900 to $1,000 is probably de-
faatad
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ELECTION OF oPRIcERs.-The Whelan
Literary Society elected the following
officers last night: President, W. A. Bos'
ley; Vice President, 7. Thoer; Secretary,
Ed. Brown; Treasurer, NJ. Reynolds; Mon
itor, Geo. Updegraff; Critic, E. Brown
Librarian, Geo. Merge; Chaplain, P. Red
dy; Sergeant-at-Arms, NJ. Sweeny; Com.
mittee on Ways and Means, NJ. Reynolds,
T. Barrett, A. Wickham, E. Brown, W.
Bosley; Committee on Members, E.
Brown, A. WiCkham, W. Bosley.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. The
Wheeling Sunday School Association held
It's third annual meeting at the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church last evening, which
was attended by quite large number OF
workers In our Sunday schools.
The devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. 4. J. Clancy, after which the re.
port OF the Executive Committee was read
by Rev. Clancy, giving summary Of the
meetings held during the past and indicat-
ing the good already accomplished, and
the work before US. The report was &C
cepted.
The report OF the Treasurer. showing
q small balance in the treasury, was read
and accepted.
The following officers were elected for
Pfesident.Rey. T. ]. Clancy.
Vice President-W. ]. W. Cowden.
Recording Secretary-Col. Hugh ster'
ling.
Thompson.
Treasurer-Miss. Sophie Logan.
Executive Committee 6. E. Hite,
Rev. ]. G. Lyle, W. P. Wiley.
Hon. G. L. Cranmer, on behalf OF the
Robt. Raikes Centennial Celebration Com
mittee, reported in favor Of holding a
Union meeting Of the various Sunday
Schools OF our city, Sabbath, June "a,
which was accepted; after which several
plans were suggested, but finally 1t was
voted to instruct the Executive Commit
tee to arrange for such celebration and re-
port at the next meeting Of the Associa'
ton.
The outgoing Executive Committee re-
commended the holding OF the monthly
meetings OF the Association in some place
regularly; also to have meeting every
week for the study Of the international
Lessons, which will be open TO all officert
and teachers OF our schools, and where the
different pastors and others will be called
upon from time to time TO lead the meet
ing. .,
We hope that the new officers will in
augurate these meetings, which are SC
successfully held in other places.
The meeting closed with prayer by Rev
DIR. Cunningham.
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WASHINGTON, April I'll A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder,
clear or partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds and rising barometer.
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Make a Happy Home.
.antinp your wife. daughter, Eiater,

By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend withs
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano.
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
Or Banjo,
From the magnificent stock TO be found
ct Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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A Fine Lunch is spread Daily at
the New Mcclure House sample
IEDnmA.
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business Men go TO the New Nc.
Lure House sample Rooms for
Lunch.
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New stock Of Ladies' and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches Just opened.
JACOB W. GRUB, the Ieweler.
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Auction-Cummins & Woods,
Notice to Carpenters.
Dissolution.
Undertaking a specialty-Robt. Luke.
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas.
Salad Cream-D. II. Thoburn.
Fine Jewelry-Turner & Dillon.
Cook Stoves-Nesbitt & Bro.
What is q squngeecaywhilicon?
For Rent-Dwelling.
Kentucky State Lottery.
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The Finest Lunch in the city is at
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
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" you want to save money call and ex.
anime our stock OF Hats and Gaps, before
buying elsewhere. E. Buchanan & Co.,
1850 Main street.
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MAsoNs & HAMIls Organs on easy pay.
ments at Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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EMsnEIMER's, 10 Eleventh street.
ENsHEIMRR's, IS Eleventh street.
ENsHEtMKR's, Is Eleventh street.
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ROBERT LUKE has fitted up an Under.
taking establishment at No. 1880 Market
street, and is now prepared TO attend 10
all orders in that line promptly.
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wEhaye the largest stock Of stylish Hats
to be found in the city. E. Buchanan &
Co., 1l39 Main street.
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For 40 Yenrs EntIreIy Curnd

Mesrs. WEEKS & POTTER 6entlenal-I have
suffered from Skin Humor for twenty years, with
out finding any remedy treatment that would cure
II, until began the use Of the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES
which, In short time and at small expense, have
entirely sradcated every trace Of the disease 70 that
now an entirely free from II. therefore believe
they will do all you advertise them 10 do.
respectfully your,
JOS. W. ESTABR0oK.
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The New Departure.

Small expense and lowest prices for
goods at Emsheimer's, Eleventh street,
(old Union.)
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The CouRrs-CouNTY CouRr-Judgc
Boyd.-This Court met at 0 A. NJ. yester-
day and disposed Of the following BUSH
ness:
Peter DAILY was appointed administra-
tor OF the estate OF Maria DAILY, deceased.
Bond $500, with T. F. Owens as surety.
The will ofSarah A. House was admit
ted to probate. Chauncey A. House quail
flied as executor. Bond 5000; no secur-
ity required.
James Orr was appointed guardian Of s.
S. Orr, O. P. Orr, Mary A. Orr and Dora B.
Orr, orphan children OF James and Mar
tina E. Orr. Bond $1,000. Creighton Orr
surety.
MUNICIPAL oouRr-Jadgc Cranmr.
This court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and disposed Of the following
business:
James B. fancy and wife VS.. Lewis
Woodmansee and others. In chancery.
The arguments in this case for and
against, and defendants exception 10 the
bill, occupied the forenoon, and the case
was continued until to-day, at which time
the arguments in the case will be re-
sumed.
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MEATuRR INDICATIoNs.

7Au.i7M. 3F. M7P.M n. TAN. u y. Sr. Pm
Il GO 90 81 50 o. 90 81
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FINE Steel Engrayipgs and Fine Frames,
new styles Just received by
W. S. HuTcHISs,
1921 Market street.
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utiic ura
BLOODAND SKIN RENE.
DIES.


Messrs. WEEKS q PorrER. Gea!Ismta,-I have
sumo ed over thirteen years With skin disease IN my
hAhds and Limbs, causing constant irritation, depny-
ing me Of rest and attention to business sought
many remedies here and elsewhere, also use Of sui
phur baths, without permanent cure. Last May .
phyliciAn called my disease Eczema Rodent: spots
appeared on my hands, head and face, eyes became
much intamed and graduated, causing At length I'm
paired sight Internal and external remedies were
prescribed By leading physician for SIX months,
was then introduced 10 another, and 4 consultation
o. several leading phyaeiAns vas had, when dehn.
ite plan was decided upsn, but all 10 no pErpote. Az
Ter following advice for four month"; without any per-
mAnent cure, bought two bottles Of CUTicuIA
REsoLvRsr, two boxes Of CuTIcuRA, and some sbAP,
and eau testify with great pleasure 10 the effect they
have had 10 my case, In eight days being nearly
cured. The physieianA pronounced my case the most
aggravated one that has ever come under their ex-
perienee and practice. I reeomend and highly In
dorse the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES. Your truly,
cLuHoBD ST.. AND WOODWARD AVE,
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. u, 1872.
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PIANOS to rent at sheib's, Washington
Hall.
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DoS'r buy cheap Hat, but buy a good
one at cheap price, from L. Buchanan &
Co., 1889 Main street.
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Bosros, July 2, 1879.
scALD HEAD

Mrs.. A. SWIFT, Everett, Mass, writes: "The
CuTIcuRA REsEDlE cured my child Of Scald Head
covering the scalp and lower part Of the neck Of four
years. duration, and which had rehsted all the usual
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GLle 9ttelliaettfer.
New Advertisements,

once, Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street
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Brsr supply Of music in the city, at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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sPRlSo sacques for s. 65, at Emsheim.
er'a,
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CALICO Wrappers SOC, at Emshelmer's.
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SKIN HUMOR

cLuHoBD ST.. AND WOODWARD AVE,
DETROIT, MIclI., Jan. q, IS79.
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IN CONGRESS-.
House.

WASHINGTON, December l0th.-Hubbell, from tn,
Appropriation Committee, reported the psnsior
bill. Ordered printed and recon mtted 1t appro
PIRATES $iS DOC, 600 for the army 81 600 ri fol
the navy, $3.50 900 for surgeons SIS 600 for sal
aries.
Herbert (Ala.) from the Judiciary Committee
reported back the bill allowing Marshals and depu
ties to take bond in certain cases. Referred.
Simonton moved 10 reconsider the vote by which
the House yesterday refer red to the Committee on
Claims let e from the Acting Secretary Of the
Treasury transmitting list OF claims arising under
the Act of July 4, 1876. After some discussion the
motion agreed to, and the bill referred to the
Committee on War Claims.
Representative Shelly, from the Committee on
Po5tOfiices and Post Roads, reported to the House
to-day his bill providing for the establishment OF
mail steamers between the ports of the United
States and South America, Central America, Mexi.
can and trans-Pacic ports. The BILL with accom-.
panylng favorable report, was ordered printed and
recomRiitted to the committee. The report was
opted by the committee at the last session OF
Congress and published at the time 1t Is the in.
tentlon OF the committee TO report the bill finally to
the House at an early day and urge its passage.
Bicknell called up the Electoral resolution but
the House refused to consider it, and went into
Committee of the Whole on the private calendar
AT 500 The committee rose, and several bills Of a
private nature were passed
The Speaker laid before the House a commrnica.
ton from Gambetta, President of the French Cham
Der of Deputies, in regard to exchange OF docu.
ments between that body and the United States
house OF Representatives. Referred.
4 letter from the Necretary of State, transmitting
two additional volumes of the speeches of Theirs,
presented by Madame Theirs, were laid on the table
Bloant moved to adjourn to-day until Mon
day.. This motion was opposed by number OF
Democrats, but was finally carried-yeas LOG,
nays Co.
Adjourned