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DENVER has a policeman who writes po-
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Liver, Its Diseases and Their Treatment" Ad-
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PROFESSOR NoRDENsKJoLD is pre-
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Siberia.
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THE tramp will not 60 away empty-handei
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an overcoat from a hall rack-NeW Orleans
PicdyItne
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REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE, the most wonder
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AGENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest;
"A Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
b per cent. National Publishing Co.. St Louis, Mo,
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GOFnAM MONTH! AGENTS WAITED!
ShtI7S Best Selling Articles in the world; a sam
UUOOpls Jr,, JAY BRONSON. DstrOit, Mich
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24

John Cain, of Hickory township, Law
renee county, was killed by cars ON Friday
oi last week.
Trinity Methodist Church at Oil City was
burned down .ons Sunday. :'Loss, $4,000;
fully insured,.. So = c..t:.
Thomas Sloan was accidentally killed in
the Westinghouse Air.break Works at Pitts
burg on Friday. .''.
The cigar factory Of John Gromsn, at
Trumbaursville, Bucks county, >, was burned
down on Friday. Fully insured- !:
william Cbttonham, of Mount Pleasant
York county, aged so years, committed sui
eide last week by shooting. Fear Of losing
some money in litigation was the cs,ise n
the act.
Mr.. Charles Scouten, Of BurlingtbH, Brad
ford county, was inista kan for a deer. by @
COMPANION Il few days ago while hunting in
| Sullivan county and shot through the body
It is thought beswll not recover. -
f. William NJ. Cairns, Of Stahlstown,. West.
moreland county, and May Bell .ot Greens
burg, in the same county, were clandes
timely married ut Johnstown an Thursday
of last week. They started for the home II
the husband the same afternoon, changing
cars at Latrobe, where the young lady wal
run over by a train and cut TO pieces, durin,
the ton, persry absence of hsr husband. Th,
latter has becnme q, raving maniac.
The State Grange adjourned at Williams
port Friday after electIng a steward and nr
Executive Committee and appropriatin,
$1,000 n keep lecturers in the field during
the coming winter.
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Ir MEANS WAR.

There is fun ahead in politics in this
State. The Stalwarts, led by Cameron,
have settled upon General Beaver as the
Ring candidate for Governor, and orders
have been sent TO the organs throughout
the Safe to that effect. Meanwhile an
independent element is at work to gain
control Of the GubeTnAtorial Convention.
This element, when Cameron captures
the Convention, will tail into line and
support Beaver. The boilers are now to
take a hand. Chairman Mckee Of the
committee who chAmpion, he Wolfe
cause III the late campaign, last Friday
issued call addressed to the Independ-
ent Republicans. He says: ..
You are earnestly requested to send
representatives from each county to a
State Conference to be held in Philadel-
phia on Thursday, Jan. ~, 1852, at 10
a. In., to take into consideration the wis.
dom OF placing in nomination proper
persons fur'the Offices OF Governor Lieu.
tenant Governor, Secretary OF Internal
Affairs, and Supreme Court Judge. and
such other matters as may come before
the Conference looking to the overthrow
Of Boss rule aud the elimination OF the
pernicious 'spoils system and its kindred
evils from the administration of public
affairs. Il is OF the utmost importanc,
that those so, 900 upshackled voters who
supported the in dependent candidacy O
the Hon. Charles s. Wolfe for the offic,
Of State Treasurer Ms q solemn protes
against Ring domination, together viii
tie scores OF thousands of liberty. .lovinI
citizens who are ready TO Join in the mex
revolt against 'bossism. shall be woTthil,
represented at this Conference"
This means war on Beaver. and an in
dependent ticket il Ring candidate i
nominated.
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al.ionsI d., states being e2t ,nroygn WIN.
~ sdd;i;on 70 ,S,,sa irtSodussd ~ T"s.S.,s A.
The death Of Mr.. OConnor. Of South Caro-
lima, was formally anpouueed, aud the
Houae adjourned until Monday.
In ,h. asn.,. .uondsv a pn1,b.y of Mi.
were introduced ano Ie'efreu' ana MT;
Hoars resolution for Special Committee
on women's Rights was discussed The
rres'uen,'s, ouccession nat.e' wss eons.o
Inc he Judiciary Commit,ee 10 report on
the subject were referred TO the Com
mittee' =.
In the House, the Senate bill giving the
fropkin0 privileUe 10 the willow of President
S - A.. rl....,. - M.
Vsrnei" WIS Passeu' MT Deuese', W WIS
cousin, appeared and was sworn IN. On
der the call OF states 5OO 'addltonaT bills
we're introduced. A resolution was adopt
ed for the appointment Of SPECIAL Commit
tee on fuolle health. mr; Mason moved
nu ;n,,., sns , " ~. In,as" O. ~
Canal Committees. Alter some debate, no
quorum voted on the motion, and the
resolution was relerreu 10 tue Ooi''n'''se on
.s,,,..
- '"I -, -
Tue i'eSo'nS Na''roao '.o"' Psy men, v, N'
tnn taxes was reported favurably ana placed
on the calendar. number of new bills
weie introduced and reported. The House
resolution for holiday recess IRON 2lst
uht'l the 5th OF January was concurred IN.
The Hoar resolution Tor Woinan's kighis
Committee was discussed.
In the Senate, Wednesday, after debate,
ro.o,,,;o, ,yos odon,.d .sL;no tho sacre.
tary oi the treasury " 'urnIsn 'h'orhs',on
regarding the present rates Of tariff duties
IN France and Germany ON products Of iha
limited Statea Another resolution. offered
by Mr., Hnar. yras also sdopted, asking in
formation in rebsrd Ia the wages paid ope.
ra,,ves In those countries. Mr.. Call ex.
plained his Homestead bill. Phe Garfield
Memorial resolutions were received from
the House and concurred in. After an ex.
ecutiye session the Senate adjourned until
January 5tb.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

In the Senate, Thursday, Mr.. Sherman,
from the Finance COMMITTEES, reported,
with an amendment, his bill FOR the issue
Of three per cent. bonds. He gave notice
that he would ask its consideration
Immediately after the holidays. Several
bills were introduced and referred. The
Woman Suffrage Committee resolution was
considered, but not acted upOn. The
Presidential Succession bill was discussed.
Messages were received from the President
in relation To granting certain railways the
right OF way through the Choetsw lands in
the Indian Territory; also, transmitting
Secretary Blaine's letter touching a mOdif
cation OF the Clayton Bulwer Treaty Mr..
Brown, from the Committee on Territories,
reported a bill rstilying the act OF the
ChOclsw Council giving the ST. Louis aud
San Francisco Railroad tho right Of way
across their lands in the Indian Territory
II was placed on the calendar.
In the Senate, Friday, Mr.. HoaT's resOlu-
tion for a Special Committee on Woman's
Rights was discussed. After a speech by
Mr.. VoIrhees on financial matters the
Senate went into Executive session aud
subsequently, adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Robinson, rising TO .
question Of privilege, desired to offer IeSo-
luton disaPproving the salute given al
Yorktown to the British flag, and directing
the Secretary of State to report whether
persons claiming tn be American eiliEenl
are confined ia British PRISON, etc. The
Speaker decided that the resolution, was mol
10 order, and il was not reoeived. The cal
OF States far bills aud resolutions WAS re-
sumed, but not finished, only thirteen ad
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24

What AN uuc1Dnnn sile ce Con Germ
ing the Presidency IN 1884 lMrva,les the
Democratic campl 1t is more than a
month since Hancock or any one else has
been nominated oD that side. Wboop
EN- mp boys How would Wade Hamp-
ton and Willi,m II. English do for q
ticket 2--C Coal Gazette.
And on the Republican side General
Longstreet and General Mosoy, Of Guer-
lila fame1 They would make q pretty
pair of pets. eh z
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24

"A recent Washington dispatch gives
the following item: "Mr. Scoville has
received a postal. card. dated Mauch
Chunk, Pa, signed ~DNle, ex-Mollie"
containing waning of an intended at
tempt on Guileau's life by members Of
the, " l'ie Mcguire Order" dale, the
ex-Mollie," must be very badly in want
OF little cheap notoriety-but this is
thin--nctually Rauzy Gaiteau is in the
hands OF the law, and will surely get inst
punishment for bis crime. There let the
matter r, st.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24

News Of the Arctic Steamer Jeanette
is received from Siberia. The Jeanette
was crushed by the ice last June in the
sea north Of Western Siberia, and her
crew embarked in three boats. They were
separated by wind aud fog, but two' Of
them, containing Captain DeLlong, DR..
Amber. Engineer Melville and twenty
three men arrived at the mouth of the
river Lena in September. The other
boat has not been heard Of yet. The men
suffered great hand-ships aud were terrib'
ly frost. bitten. Assistance has been sent
to them by the Russian authorities.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24

Benjamin Harris Brewster was Mon
day confirmt d rs Attorney General Of the
United States, and J. G. Bancoft Davis
as Assistant Secretary Of State, both by
unanimous vote Of the Senate. The
President signed the commission of Mr..
Davis, who has entered upon the duties
of has CfBee,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24

ated when the facts are understood. IL
l. miserable white man in Arizona who
says
l want 10 be an 1njun,
A warrfr Of the plainst
want 10 WELD toalahawk
Aud scoop out peoples brains.
] long 10 build FIRE
On human beings breat,
And watch him writhe IN agony
With gentle savage Eest.
-
want to be an Injunp
Modoc or Utss
I'm tired Of being white man,
An unprotseted brute.
Congress ought at least to see to II that
miner or a farmer In Western Terri
tory hns the same rights TO ''life, liberty,
and the pursuit Of happiness" with an
Indian, DON PEDRO.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24
PROCLAMATION

NOURT PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the Hon. SAMUEL S. DRKHER,
President of the XLIlId Judic al District,
composed of Monroe and Carbon counties,
and t'has. Meondsen and X. Leonard, Esqs.,
Judges OF Common Pleas of Carbon county,
aud by virtue of their offices, Justices of the
Orphans Court, Court OfUyer and Teyminer
Qua ter Sessions of tue Peace Of Raid county
bearing date of Oct. 2lst, 1881, for holding
Court OF Quarter Sessions of The Peace, aIourt
OF Common Pleas, and Court of oyer and
Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, and
Orphans Court, for the purpose Of trying 10.
sues I'm crlminal cases, and the transacting
of OF her business Of said Courts, at the Court
House, In the Borough oi Mauch Chunk. on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of JAM AIRY, lss- =,
to continue two weeks.
NOTICE
Is therefore hereby given to tho Coroner
Justices 0f the Peace. and the COnsta bles of
the said County Of Carbon. that they may bo
theI and there AZ z O'Clock Ia the afternoon of
the said day. with their rolls records. inquis-
itiOns and Tememhraneee, TO do thUse things
Which to their offices are appertainlnR, and
Also those that are bound by recOvnizance TO
prosecute and give evidence against peraonB
charged with the commission Of oifenses, to
prosecute as shall be just.
Given under my hand NJ MAuch Chunk, in
said County, December 2nd, 1881.
IiOd save the commonwealth.
THOMAS KOONS, Sheriff.
Maueh Chunk, dec. 10 1881 -tc.
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New Advertisements.
HeattY,s Planofortes--Maenifl.

n bbAIIy'B FIHHDIOFItS7-NIAk
-LAs cent holiday presentsj equare grand
pianofortes, four very handsome round corn
ed.f2z1 70 TO e2e7 so /; catalogue prices. $50
to $1,000 satisfaction guaranteed or money
ref1n nded after one years use; upright piano
fortes, tl2g to t2tb catalogue prices, $50 TO
esu0 standard pianOlertes Of the universe, as
Thousands testify / write for mammoth list Of
ties imonials; Beatty's cabinet organs, cathe-
dral, church, chapel, parlor, t3o upward |;
visitors welcomes free carriage meets trains;
Illustrated catalogue (holiday edltion) tree
Address or call ul'On DANIEL 4. BEATTY,
W ashington, New Jersey. dec2t-w4
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24

After long contest the will Of Benjamin
Fox has been admitted to probate in Read
ing Deceased left an estate valued at $780,
900, nearly all in cash.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24
EFegancc and. Parity

Ladies who appreciate elegance and pur-
ity are using Parker's Hair Bslsam. 1t Is
tho best article sold for restoring gray hail
TO its original color, beauty aud lustre.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-24

ENTS wanted, to sell Edison's Mus
Az LIN - ical Telephone and Edison's
instantaneous Piano and Organ Music. En-
close stamp Tor catalogue and terms.
EDISON MUSIC Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
dec, 24-me.
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.d1AHA A YEAR and expenses to
81" agents Outnt free. Address p.
~ y w o. XIcKKRY. A UauaTA. ME.
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New Advertisements.
NHE FIRST NATIONAL RANK
OF LEHIGHTON.

The Annual Election Of Seven Directors of
this ban X. will be held ut the banking House
on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10th 1882, be.
tween the hours of and o'clock p. NJ. -
W. W. BOWMAN, Cashier. .
Lehishton, Dec, 2l, 1881 wa
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PENSIONS

Procured for all sodier disabled In the u S. service from
any cause heirs of deceased soldiers The sghcs
disability eptltles pension. Pensions Increased.
Bounty discharges procured Those in doubt rs To
whether entitled to anything should send two Scent stamps
for circular of inforaaton Address with star ps
co. Solicitors of Claims and Pstvhts i.ooh
( ST. Cloud Building. Washington. d. c. dtcll@mos'
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peraturc waIed warm-rea hot, in fact The
discussion WAS very lively. But having $50,
down" again on Barton, who wanted the sub
isct postponed, % the committees request was
agreed 10.
Whersupon the Hoard adlOuYned 10 tomorrow
a ?AN.
The comlnitts. IN building met Immediately
after adjournment, and gave the contract to
Thos. ~ Hugh Col~eli, OF this city, at the price
bidas shown above.
Thus endeth the court house squabblc. "k~t
her r. Pr
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To Nervous Sufferers-Tne Great European Rem
ed~-Dr. J. B. simpsons Specific Medicine.

r,sa nostye cure for Speratorrhes Senins Weakness
rnnn,nry and Ali iseases resulting from SELF Abus q.
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fix.
None Of the bids include smallpox patients
should their be any. Ou motion, the JOB was
given 10 Weis aud Ryburn.
Adjourned.
THURSDAY.
On Thursday morning Barton presented re-
port including the one rccommitted, allowing
miscellaneous claims 20 the amount of 2, GJsiI,
which report was adopted.
The committee 10 settle with county treasurer
ported his accounts correct TO March H. date Of
his report.
Parr, from the committee on pablo buildings,
recOmme uded giving the committee power 20
put mes gutters on the county asylum aud re-
pair the brick work around the boilers. Adopted.
Adams. from the committee appoinied 70 as
certain the cost Of the east half Of block ii for
court house cite, reported that they had been
aided by Geo. Beatty and y. z. Bull. They found
the cost about $4,000; aud tba. the purchase
even at that price was inprscticablc. and recon-
mend the matter be indefinitely postponed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-19

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And al The principal cities east and west.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchangs on England. ireland. Scotland and all y
portant points IN Continental Europe, drawn in sums to
purchasers.
u. 4. Rsvsnue Stamps Of All demon astionsc
stsnly on hand sud fos sale.
United St,.tes Bonds, Local Securities, Gold
Silver bought aud sold
Banking hours from A. ID. to P. u.
Jan. IL. 1873 g. L. LlSDLEf, Assist Cashfeil
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@iBcellanRouS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that Tuesday. the mn day Of
April 1881. the respective place. holding elections In
several election precincts In the county Of la sale and
state OF no Special Election win h held for the elec.
lion OF Ccuny Surveyor, 10 MI YarHnCJ caused by She
heath OF Georgs W. Brumback. which election will be
Jpeued at eight O'Clock Ia the morning and continue open
until seven ocuck IN the afternoon Of that day.
Dled III OTTAWA, ILL., tbs 18th day Of FEBRUARY 1881
7. ". STOCkLEGER, County Clark.
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PLAYING CARDS, Ig. s.s a e SSssa I
aspsIaan's. west OF the Court House square

GOLD PENS, Pen Holder and Ps,e.i csss: e
ndwi, sfOausn Hspemaaj vest OF Court House.
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No. lbs Main 81
Sold In Ottawa BY +. Y. Grigys and all
where. III
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City Property for Sale.

The Lots situated corner Ia Sale and Lafayette
streets opposite the Washington Park described as the
OF Lot and Lot IA. Block S. States Addition to Ottawa
This property situated in the central Of the city
the business portion OF It; and will be sold at bargain u
10 desirable for Investment For particulars inquire OF l.
H. EAMES. EsQ, National City Bank or w. r. CODDlNG.
Canal Collector. tmayl0u ALBERT +. DOW.
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Wedding invitations printed on new styles u
payer with new types, elual 10 Copper plate.
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NOTICE.

OyYrCE Or COUNTY CLERK, Ia SAFE Co, I'LL.
ottawa, February .sjth. 1881. I
Special Election IL IL he held in the several iowns
this county Tuesday the 18th day of April ISL FOR the
purpo." OF el.ctiag county Surveyor 10 MI vacancy
caused by death Gr'rg' w Brumbrch. and that he
ing the day wHh Sy law the Town MeeinHs held IN
the several towns in order IA prevent and rrtg
ay in conducting these elections and to comply with the
law in relation thereto you will provide separate ballet
boxes for receiving the votes for touaty Surveyor and In
all respects conduct the sad election with Sire Judges amt
Clerks of election provided by law in the same manner
general elections conducted, aud entirely separate
and distinc, from the town meeting
Respectfully,
T.. W. SiOCKSLfGtR. County Clerk.
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ARITHMETIC MADE EASY
ROPP'S
EASY CALCULATOR

Ia new pubic alton that must uatle oepd
10 Farmers Mechanics and Business Men, IL Is so rubS
and oTioaa stsre the most scholarly snd yet &c
,,np, and pr1sd that tbs mvst ai'rr,S In axufes coz
nfauSlr,Ip become hts accountant IL snabes
thousands TO aecorp In mlaute VIVA. thsJ cosld DO.
i-Ira u calculate n many months.
tbs rst payt contains entirely ~ sen, OF Tables
which shos a glance the exact vslas OF all KINDS Of
Grain stock Hay Ceal Lumber. Merchandise, etc, from
one oHd up = load and tor any pyce tas. the mar
ket likely reach the Interest on anJ SUI for any tue
Al ssd 10 per cent; correct measurement OF all knds
of Lumber, Saw Logs Gsterns, Ianss Grsnaries, Bias
wagon Reds Corn Cribs, Time Wages and many othes
valuable tables
The second rar. Is practical Arithmetic and emAodes
EmplI mathematical principle which enabled aav
familiar with the fundamental raiss 20 become h1atne
r,for and by which thirds OF the hgurcs anc
labor req ured by the ordinary methods. and fractions v
tbe.r int r,cscies. entirely ssosI<S.
The worn ~ rcsty pr.nsd rne tinted paper. 10 YER
and eeg snty houRd In Pocket BOOB shade ana accom-
painted ny sicste slate, nemersnaum ana ?ockes ioi
rape tits bY far thenost complete corr 2rhensive sae
convenient noaset asl ever published
PRICES: Boand In Russis Leather. 8dej. tls7 NO
rocco. ~ So Fine knglish Cloth, tlei.
BOSNIAN q HAPENAS,
March 81 iS... OTTAWA. us.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
AUGUSTA RETAIL MARKET.
Corrected weekly for the Journal

Corrected weekly for the Journal
TUESDAY, July 10th, 1881.
BUTTER-2Oa25c.
BEANS-Pea, 81 so; Yellow eyes, 81 30.
ONIONS-Bermudas &C per pound.
CHEESE-Country cheese, 14a16c; Factory, 15c.
MOLASSES-Muscavado. so; Porto Rico, choice,
Is; Golden Syrup, 30; Sugar Drips, s1.50.
FLOUR-Michgan and st. Louis, 81 O0aS SO; best
Haxall, 80 5Oa1O 90.
GRAIN-Corn zoe Barley GO TO 75c; Oats 55c
Rye S5c
HIDES AND sKINS-Heavy hides, 7ia7sc; cali
skins, wool skins, 75ca$ So lamb skins 40a75
cents.
HAY-Choice early cut, loose, s12 90; ordinary
quality, $2 c0a3 90; pressed hay, 9Oc per hundred
pressed straw 65 to zoe per hundred.
LIME AND CEMENT 90 per cask for lime
81 rs for cement.
MEAL-6sa15.
COTTON SEED MEALS 60 per 100 lbs.
Observation-Disclosures, Early Rose, Csc Ieck
Eggs, 20c.
PROvISIONS-Round Hog, none coming in
Beef Sal2c; Clear Salt Pork, l4c per ID Fresh OOc
per ID; Spring Chickens, 25a2Sc; Ham, 12al6c; Lard
domestic, 15a17c Fowls iSa20c; Mutton, OOa00 cts.
Veal, a 10 per ID; Spring lamb, l2al6c.
SUPERPHOSPHATE-2ia per pound in pack.
ages: per ton s4oa5O ground plaster IS 5Oa6 90.
STRAW-$6 OOa6 so.
SHORTS-SI % per humid.
TALLOW-4c; Tallew scraps, lie.
WOOD-Soft wood, 81 90 to 81 90 per cord delIy
cred in the city; Hard wood 90 O0a6 SO.
WOOL-Medium, unwashed, &c; washed 33a36c
EARLY observation-disclosures 5a6c a head
rhubarb &c ID; radish SC bunch cucumbers 4a5cts
EACH green peas, 35 cts. peck; new bunch beets
and urnips, Scents bunch bunch onions (scuIlions)
beans GO cts. peck; cabbage, cts. pound; SQUASH
Mound,
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FIRE IN SYRACUSE.
Loss Estimated at a Million Dollar,

New YORK, July 10. Nearly the whole
square including Weiting opera house at
Syracuse, was destroyed by fire, which is
still burning. Some estimates make the loss
at 81 900, 900.
The State banking company saved its
money and papers. Half a dozen persons,
more or less, were injured by falling walls.
1t is feared one or more persisted in the
building.
SYRACUSE, n. Y. July 10. Weiting's
opera house building in the centre of the
city was burned this morning. 1t is the most
disastrous fire in thirty years. The loss is
upwards of $500 900 Fifty tenants occupied
the block, which was four stories, covering
half an acre. Valued at 100000: insured
SS5, 900. The other principal losses are as
follows: Rosenhlow Brothers shoe dealers,
$50, 900. insured $50, 900: G. w. Ingalls, &
Co, shoe dealers, $50 900, insurance 500,
900; Eyerson, Frissele { Co., hardware,
$4,000. insurance $4,000; Giles, Everson,
private bank, loss $40 1000; S. =. Pierce 4
CO., crockery. loss $4,000; C. II. Shattuck,
saloon, 81 900: Charles J. Powers, drawings,
loss $4,000; T.. Il. Crofut & Co., seeds and
agriculture implements, $1,000; Warner &
Co. and many other offices were but slightly
injured