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suit of clothes, like suit at law, is
very uncomfortable until you got used to
il Rotbcsier Express
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National Theatre.

"loshua Whitcomb continues ~ paying
attraction at the National Theatre. This
weeks engagement has been a successful
one for Den Thompson. Matinee Situr-
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Inxe,a nranIn.

Hiram Robinson and Elizabeth Jackson.
lsham Mitchell and Catherine Thomas.
Henry Tibbs and Martha Bowlos, both Of
OceOquan, Va.
John d. Reed and Anna sorrell, both Of
Charles County, Md.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
F0RIRkss MoNkQE plNEY y III ~
Connecting at Norfolk with the Bost0n SicainT1-.
steamer GEORGE LEART on TUES DAYS,
THURSDAY NS ana SATURDAYS at 3 p. m.
Fall ana Winter Arrangements, beginning Oct. !.
First class Fare 10 Norfolk and Fortress Mon
INF 30
Second Class Fare to Norfolk and Ft. MosrOe y 80
tlrst'class Fare to Piney Point and Point Look
%
sccond-class to Finey Point and Point Look
r ot ,'',,,;', ,,''.', %
tlOu furnished Ht B. W. Reeds Sens 1915 j. street
northwest, B. d o. Ticket Office, 1881 Penna. ave
me; St Marc IlOte!;ROOse's Cigar Stands at prin-
ciDal Hotels; H. y. POlknhurn, next 20 City Post
Office; and ut Company's Office, 7th-street wharf
GEORGE MATTiN6LY,
- General Superintendent
WM. 2. WEIGH, Agent. orr
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST, fsos.

The special bulletin issued from the Sig
nal.oilico to day says:
The indications are that cloudy weather
will continue in the Middle States during
THURSDAY and Thursday night, with light
STOW. followed on Friday by partly cloudy,
slightly warmer weather.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-05

CLAGETT-DU UHAATEL--January 4, 1892, at
st. Patrick's Church, by Rev. D. Lynch, :. j.,
assisted by Rev. J. Walter Howard @. Clagett
and Mary NJ. Du Hamel.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A sure Care Found nj t.asG No One
keeR suffer,

A sure euro Tor Blind, Dioedng, Itching,
and liberated Piles has boon discovered by
Dr.. William tan Indian romody), called Dr..
william Indian Ointment, A single bpx has
cured the worst chronic cases Of % or 30 years
standing, No ono need sLIcr hvo minutes
after applying mis- wonderful soothing medi
cine. Lotions, instruments ana clcctuaries do
moro harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorhs the tunor5, aliGys tho ilton5o itchin5
(partlculurly at night after getting warm I'm
bod, acts as q poultlcc, gives instant and pain
less relief, and Is prepared only Tor pilos, itch-
ing Of tho private parts, and for u4lllins olse,
Head what the Hon. ]. ". C0ilinbclry, ~ Clevo-
land, says about DR.. Williams indian Pile
Ointment : ~ hayo used scores of Pic Cures,
and lt affords me pleasure 10 -gy that. have
never found anything which gave me such Inn
mediate and permanent relief as Dr. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment"
Forfale BY al druggists OF mailed on receipt
Of price, - 90.
HENRY IS CO., Prop'r7,
CLEVELAND, q.
sTOTT L CROMWELL, $50 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, D. ., GeE-ra! Agea-5.
dcc3-GhdIa.
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"AIdcrney Dairy Wagons.

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in pound Ward "
prints, SOC per ID. Also, cottage cheese;
buttermill< and sweet milk, &c. per qt.
Cream 15c. pint
The Evening critic., 1882-01-05

We notice that Hon. Thomas d. Keogh
Of North Carolina, is in the city. When
the campaign of 1876 opened the Tar Heel
Republicans after the usual style, when
Keogh wrote a note to the chairman Of the
Democratic State Central Committee, reei6.
ing some Of the outrages perpetrated, and
saying that THAT was TO be the style Of the
canvass there were enough white Republic
cans in the Tar Heel State TO mako tho
game hot enough to be very interesting,
and saying that they were ready aud
willing 70 open play at once, and had
full hand of clubsl The Democratic
brother wrote back in ~ hurry
that the Democrats desired peaceful cleo
tion and would cooperate with the Repub.
licans 10 secure il, and thereafter there was
peace. Col. Keogh had Won the first point,
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DIED.

PETERSON Tuesday, January 3, in the
Sbth year OF his age, Thomas Peters, ST., only
surviving nephew OF the late Judge Richard
Peters, of Philadelphia.
Friends OF the family are respectfully in
vited 10 attend his funeral from his late rest
dence, 3023 West street, Georgetown, ON
Friday, at 9 p. m.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-05

A large boa in the Geological Gardens IN
London swallowed a blanket and disgorged
IL IN thirty-tLree days.
You can tell an old soldier IN civilian
gaib by the way he, handles an umbrella
and tackles q cast iron cracker.
Boston can count up 203 w0non 10 that
city worth over 81 100000.
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RAILROADS.
1891 THE GREAT 1OCr
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
RAILROADS.

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAfIs.
Splendid Sccncryi Magnificent Equ.pment
TRAINS LEAVE wAsiiiiNGHfropSS, p rom rom station
corner Of sixth aud Bstrcets,
as follows
For ritshurg and The West, Chicago Limited
FXprcgs Of Pullman Hotel and ~looptug Cars
Ht lO:OO a. ni. daily Fast line lopJ o.. 90. daily
with Sleeping cars from Harfi.hurs 20 tIncin-
nau and chicago. Western Eyurcs 7.D p,
~. daily, with Palace Car to Htta1,ug and
BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
For CaEanda.gua, hoci ester, Bui0lo. NIAGARA
at q. m. daily except sunday 7.'u b. IA. dailv
except saturday with Palace cars 10 Canaan
For Wiiliamsport, Lock Haven and FlmirA 1T
r,r 1890 &o, q; m: DAILY sAcfgpt sunday.
and ioI5 u. N. Limitcd Exprcss OF Tnilmru
For rTl9[ Trd2 w a. al ~ roiy 9q,y SIceRt 9SnIey
jersey City with boats Of Eronklyu Annex, Hf
iordng direct transfer to Fulton street, Hvud-
ing double icrriage across New \ crk city
For PHILADELPHIA, $50 II. NJ, i001 n. 201. $50
9co nId ID lYl2 "a p M io5 Uh S5qnaay at 70 &
Tor Baltimore e.i0 500. eso 1000 .. m, and 2.o,,
40, di0, $40, go, 1870 and 1918 y. Ia. ON sun
day, 500 1910 a. M, 2GO, $40 530 1890 and iulI
For Pone's Creek Line. Gi0 a. m. and 40 y. m.
For Annapolis $40 a. M and tiop m., daily, oy-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERIcKsBUnG
nAiL;WAtG, Z. G.,aANp, AMP ,AhEXANDRiA AND
For Alexandria 90 30, o2o lilo and li2o M,
40, 800 SO, $50 and iiao p. M. on sunday
For Richmond and the south. $50 and ll.1d Il. m.
~ daily, and p. m. ii, daily except Sunday: ,,-
s.53, and l0.oa. M; l.l0, 400 500. 7.Ul and a0j
p. N. and i2.O0mdnight. On Sunday At sos, s.5j
and 10. a. M; 200 and D.0j y. m.
Tickets and Information nt the Office, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
le for the checking ofbaggage todos;inatlon from
hotels and residences.
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Loon 0ut. lIesaleurs Tallins!

10 me Adii0I Qf IN8 hTsNUl9 CfllI6'
There viii undoubtedly be o great rush
TO hear the arguments of counsel in The
GuitcGa case, and tho bailins and police.
men should compel an those who fail In a"
for admission 10 take distance" and keen
it, A few mornings ago the crush was So
great that The slightest alarm would have
Inevitably caused terrible disaster. FIJI
the COURTROOM comfortably ful and
rigidiy exclude an others. That would
expedite the matter and insure better orles
in the courtroom. JUSTICE.
Wages are lower and food is dearer in
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NzAksReEp.

Kentuckians and Virgiuians are making
colonies in Florida.
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AMUSEMENTS.
rords Opcra-I,ouSc.

"llumpy Dumpty' continues to hold rov-
al court at Ford's Opcm-houso. George H.
Adams is The funniest clown imaginable
Grand matinee Saturday
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.


VIZ ANTLD-BY a FIRSr-CLASS COLORED
w man. q situation as n c1achman or waiter;
can give the best Of reference. Address l7li K
street II. ". jas
T.VOR RFNr.
Il UNFINISHED HOUSE.
The three story brick dwelling No. Iilj q street
northwest, ten rooms, cellar, furnace, range and
bathroom.
Rent 40 per month.
j. V. n. FUYCK,
1865 PonnSNlVaHia avenue (ppposiie North en-
rance United states pressurv.
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Wages are lower and food is dearer in
Germany than in England.
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& OHIO RAILROAD.

FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
]. u. WOOD. GcnerAl rassenger 4 Ennt.
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REAL ESTATE.
The GmGinI Transfer ns Record, d Yes.
Ierdny.


tcrdny.
Mr.. ]. f. omstead presents the following transac-
u0nS in real estate In the District yesterday rs re-
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
ON COrcoran street. between Thirteenth and FouF-
teenh streets west sublot rs 20 by 90 feet square 20
William Conrad 10 Virginia j, Benjamin, 100
NORTH subots 30 aud 30 (2 feet lOs inches by 90 fee
square SS5, Andrew IangdOn TO Julia Lelsmann
$500.
On Twelfth street west, between Virginia avenue
and street SOUTH suhot ii as feet by deDth) souare
325, A. y Barker 10 Henry Ran. $500.
ON Ninth street west, between ID and T. streets
SOUTH sublOt II O. by W ieeU, square al, William -
Todd trustee, TO George ID, Todd $500
on Virginia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, subOts and go feet by depth square
Bs3, Mary II, Camp to James Fraser, nominal
On seventh street west, between aud q streets
south, part of sublot u feet Inches by rs iee)
square d0l Il. ii. Warner ct al, trustees, TO George
on Eighth street west between d and u streets
south, Bubot "a by " leet) square 49, Albert Man
ming 10 William and Thomas Manning, S9d6.
on street north, between First and Second streets
George W. Linville to benjamin p Hooker, 1900
On street north, between First and Second streets
RRst sublOt rs as by 10y feet inches) square rs
6eorge w. Llnville 70 Benjamin +, Hook, sf5OO.
On ii street north, between North Capitol and
First streets east lot 10 25 by q feet Inches square
g77, Alexis j. Myers to r Ross Perry ts75.
On alley between L. and NJ streets north and
Second and Third streets east, sublUts 49, n, and IS
gerald 10 The Kansas city Times company, 81, 300.
On Seventeenth street east, between kast Capltol
and streets north, sublOis 20 "a and - ga feet
6inches by 90 eep square 1885, James u. WollaTd 10
John sherman, trustee, to Matilda W. Stanton lot
2 block IS, OF Columbia Heights, SS2aeO
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mr.. Il. p. Bruin will shortly leave here for Stnrke
Fla, to take position in business house at that
place.
The American Coal Company shipped during the
week ended Saturday last nom this city 1i30 tons
OF Cumberland coal.
The schooner Flying scud is lying in the river
loaded with n cargo of iron from the Washington
Arsenal for Baltimore.
The Jury Of the Corporation Court In the case of
Mr.. Mcnamara, charged with petit larceny, which
has been out fol- three days, have not yet agreed.
Hugh Strider, who was whipped last week for
breaking into Shoots counting room, is again at
the station house, charged with disorderly con-
duct
The committee heretofore appointed to examine
the clerks Office filed their report upon the con-
dtiOn of the same, which report the Court APP
proved.
The Court directed the clerk TO have certain old
record books rebound, tho committee on the
clerks Office having reported IL necessary for their
preservation.
The new sacrlsty of St. Mary's Church connect
ing the church with the pastors house, has been
completed The flooring is of walnut and Georgia
pine; walls and ceiling sand finished, TO be fres-
coed.
Already the friends of the candidates for the
vacant corporation judgeshp have commenced to
work up the claims of their favOrites. Among
those mentioned In connection with the vacant
place are Il. r. Windsor N. b. Meade, and Judge
Sangster Judge Sangster was in the city yesterday
on his way TO Richmond
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Equity CouRT-JUsTIcE WYLIE.-CrOwn VS.
Crowni sales finally ratified and reference TO auditor
Cocker vs. Lucas pro confso, aud refer auditor
ordered MOVES vs. Gray receiver authorized to sell
1851 ratlhed, Lowe, VS. Love- James II. smith ap,
pointed trustee TO sell. Adjourned til to-day al half.
past ten a, N. Asslsumeut-No, 10
CIRCUIT CouBr-JUsTICE MAcARTHuR.-Payne
e Co. vs., WhitC order to produce books and papers
Juhnemann Va May demurrer TO declaration over.
ruled twenty days TO plead Clailin & Go. vs. Cook
verdict for plaintiff Ohe cent and costa POTtuer va
Leonard verdict for plairf7L S55S6i ana Interest.
Adjourned til to-day at tet a. M, Assignment cal
co., 49l, 4DA
CoURI IN OEsERAL TlLRM-rHE CHIHF-JusrGcE
AND JUSTICES HA0RER ASp JAMEs-Thompson VS..
fheplord gu hearing. District Of Columbia vs..
" and u. II X Company same va Metropolitan
Railroad Company demurreT 10 second and third
pleas OF docndauts sustained. Adjourned IN ten q.
IN to-day Assgnment for todag9d ~ ", 100, lOl,
To-. l0s, 49, 10, al,
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PnIice Court Notcs.

Charles Myers and Jerry SHINES have been
Gagged by Judge Smell for vagrancy.
Fanny Miller, nm old offender. has been sent to
Jail for ninety days on charge of vngrancy.
Jenny Vessels, an old nag who gains her lveli-
hood by stealing chickens has been sent to Jail.
An incorrigible cOlored boy, named Frank lee,
has been sent TO the Reform School by Judge Smell
Mrs Walden, an elderly lady, left her home at
Twenty-flrst and streets Sunday morning, and
has not been seen since. The police are searching
for tho lady.
Charles Delaney, colored man who was so dis
orderly at the Sixth Street Baptist Church Sunday
that he had to be elected by deacon, has been
sent to jail for thirty days.
Fanny NJ. Jackson, who disturbed the quiet of
the Sabbath by the use Of divers oaths and indie
cent expressions, will rusticae at General Crock
ers mansion for fifteen days
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Died.

BATES. On January 8, lss2, at his late residence,
No. 1915 Caroline street northwest, ROHERT w.
BATES, In the 10th year OF his age,
Funeral from the Foundry NJ. y. Church, to-day
TUESDAY January TO- ut 2p IN. Friends OF the inni-
ily arc Invited to attend.
conc ER-.sunday, January 3 1852, at as y. M,
CHARLOTTE WEsT, only child OF Frank ID, and Lotto
Brown CongeT, aged year and days.
Funeral VIII take place nom No 1921 Twentieth
street northwest to-day Tuesday, January 10, ut
o'clock p m.
DUNN.-On January :, 1882, after n lingering III.
ness, MARY ELIZABETH Dunn, wife OF Thomas
Dunn.
Funeral from her late residence, 1903 Four-and.a-
half street southwest, at $3.50 y. IN. to-day.
SrOWELTA-On Monday evening, January o. of
consumption, 3. CONgER SrOwEIL, In the t2d year
of his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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DIR. Frazier's Root Bitters.


Frazier's Root Bitters are not a dram-shop
whisky beverage, but arc strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood ard system Of every
impurity.
For Dizziness Rush of Blood to the Head, tend
ing to Apoplexyi Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy Pimples and Blotches, scrofulous Humors
and Sores letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling
Erysipclas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru.
dencc, and to females in delicate health, Frazers
Root Btters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: e. have used two bottles Of your
Root Btters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease. and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
From the first dose l took began to mend, and |
am now in perfect health, and feel well as ever
did. / consider your medicine one of the greatest
of blessings" Mrs NJ. MARTIN,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY &c CO., Sole Proprietors,
Tu&F Cleveland, Ohio.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Philip Phillips or, as he calls himself, the Sing
Ing Pilgrim" is FORMULATING Virginia again.
Richmond is filed with Office. seekers on the
lookout for place In the general oyerturn that is
expected
Judge Hughes denies the report that he is to be
The editor Of the proposed Readjuster paper to be
started In Lynchburg.
Anew Baptist Church, called the Calvary Bap-
fist Church." has been organized at Rockets, with
Rev. A. Ferguson as pastor.
Mr. b. N. Robertson. one of the oldest and most
respected citizens of Petersburg, died on Saturday
In the fifty -fourth year Of his age.
4 meeting Of the business men of Norfolk was
held on Thursday night looking TO the establish
ment In that city ola board Of commerce.
The following postmasters have been appointed:
John r. Agee, Evansville; Sarah Il. Woodhouse,
Band Bridge. and Thomas S. Rector, Scdalia.
Mr.. Anderson, of the Danyllle Weekly Register,
undsmaycd by repeated failures to establish n
daily paper In Danyille, is, 1t Is said about to start
the Daily Register.
Dr.J. G. Cabcll president ofthe board of health of
Richmond, makes an official report relative to the
smallpox from which ii appears That there are sew
enty OfsmnllpoN and variolOid in the city
hospital and twenty six in the city proper.
The junction Of the Shenandoah Valley Rail
road and the Richmond and Allegheny will be
made on the farm of l.. g. Jones, on North River.
Chief Engineer Zoe, of the former road, says that
track-laying will soon begin from that point to
WnynesborO.
A prominent officer of the United States Coast
Survey has informed the Eastern Shore Herald that
the oyster beds north of Virginia aud Maryland
are geNnhusIeU, ana lnhI lnt present
methods of working the Virginia and Maryland
beds will, in comparatively short time destroy
them also
In the Corporation Court of Lynchburg u little
white boy named Charles Harris, scarcely out OF
knee-puntaloons, was tried on n charge OF grand
larceny, convicted, and his punishment assessed
Mt two years Imprisonment IN the State peniten-
tinry Though but twelve or thirteen years of age
this boys career has been one Of astounding de-
pravity, and he has been in the clutches of the
law not less than eight ten times within the last
two years
THE components of Dr. BULBS Cough Syrup arc
daily prescribed by the ablest physicians, whose
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A pAoHELoR,s REVERE.

"surey YOU will not DO false TO me stuart 2
md the bright blue eyes Of Elaine Crane look
ondly up into the face Of the man VINO benus
)ver her so iondly, md whose words OF love come
o her troubled breast with the same sweet, sooth-
nR rcstfulncss that tired man ieels ,When tne
hfobs Of his aching head are S!illcd aug we
lemons Of pain driven away by the tOueh o.
Hife's hund and the soiind of her low, sweet voice
e. No, my little one,' replied stuart Robson
irnwng the girl closer e mr. Wl n eve YOU
.orrow or pain. You have made better man OF
mc-dragged me, as it were, from the horrid nael
itrOni of draw poker, pool billiards, ana Wehy-
ivc.cent drinks into whose deadly centre was
witty being drawn, and landed me in the beau
iful LotOs Islands ofyour love,the pure, trustlne'
passionate love of heart that beats alone for me-
Never fear, my darling, that VIII leave You, =
ma pressing kiss upon tho ripe, req ups tnhI
soud make coke-l look des9iate nc we''s ou'
INTO the stur-lt night and stuttcd down me ave-
buC-car track, where there was no danger OF belng
interrupted. by vehicles
over the old front gate. thrown out Of plumb so
many many times by Stuart and Elaine hanging
bn Ii TO swap lies ,the Vines are growing little
~ thcieft is n grave, moss. covered and uncnred
Tor. Towser Is dead. In the sun kissed wood.
,hod back of the house man is chopping wood
woman comes to the back door.
Stuart" she says
"suppers ready shoe the brats out Of the alley
ma bring In some wood when you come
Heaven help them-they are married Iron
our Early Lores," BY Hurry Meredith
Az exceedingly bad attack Of rheumatism, nf-
Netting Mr.. J. Levett 81 Market street Lynn Mnssr
vas cured by st. jacobs oil. lie had the disease
In his right hrm and shoulder. which became per-
ectiy helpless AFTER being affected few hours
Ills pain was so great that he could not rest III
comfort or attend to business with any degree OF
latisaction. Afler enduring this sort of thing FOL
lone time he purchased bottle of the Great Ger
man Remedy and began to apply u. lie dld no
nincc matters at ALL but just used the OIL for all Il
was worth. Amer pursuing this mode Of treat,
ncnt for three days the pain was banished ano
his arm was In perfectly healthy condition. HI
aus never since felt any rheumatic pain and trust
40 mayor will
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 0-Beef catte-Market fairly ac-
tive and prices null nc higher, common cattle show
ing most improvement; very best So G6c rst quail
ity, 5g5,Sc; medium, 3aGSc ordinary 2Ag3,se; most
Of tho sales from 50dc; receipts, 1850 head sales,
,l67 head. Swine-Fair supply and moderate de
mand; quotations 74Gguac; receipts, $500 head. The
receipts Of sheep and lambs were $3.50 head quota
Llnna-Ahnnn. Is, lLGc. lAInhs. lalhC
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PhIIndeIphia Cat,Ie sInrIset.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9-Cattle In active de
mand; sales 2s0O head; prime, 70q74c good, 4C4Bc,
medium, 5A@GG common, il4oc sheep IN active de
medium, 45@4,ici common, D4aic, lambs, 4'Pgle,
prime, lOc; good, 9s@9Aci medium, Ss@9Sci COM
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AIrxANDRIA Jan. O.--The market opened hrmer.
with general advance IN the prices Of gain, Flour
steady ut quotations. with indications OF an advance.
Wheut-The receipts are very light lalr 70 choice,
81 4OGl 49, Corn has considerably advanced and sells
AZ 7s6sOc, Rye and oats-None reported. Country
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RaI,,,nore GeneroI ,rorI,e,.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 0.-FlOur steady and quiet; How
ard street and Western superiine, 81 2jp5 O0 do
ira IS 256 25 do family, 60 O7 2j city Mills super
775; do BIO brands 81 0l PatapscO family IS D. Corn
Southern scarce and firm; Western dun but steady;
spot and January. 0se; February, 6oA@G0]4e March,
7tsm7lAc; May. 75Gl75ac Oats hrni southern, $50
sic; Western white, 5OG52c; do mixed, is6QI0c; Penn
asylvania, I9lg50c. Hay In good request; prime TO
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, $40 OOd23 90.
Provisions fairly active aud firm; mess pork, SIS 90;
bulk meats-shOulders and clear rib sides, pack ed
7sMg,c: bacon-shOulders SIC; clear rib sides Oac;
hams l2sl0t3Sc: lard, refined, l2Ac. Butter steady;
Western packed, lslglOci roll 2og2sc. Eggs dun and
ordinary 10 fair, 9's@iO4c. sugar iirmi son o'Ic.
Whisky nOmnally " l7f, Receipts Flour, 2,0 bar
Tels corn. $40 bushels. Shipments-COrn, F705
bushels; oats 100 bushels. Sales-Corn $3.50 BUSH
els.
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rINANc1AL ANp coM,rERcIAL.

stock and Bond sluotations-Ncw York
nnd baltimore Produce Markets.
The following report Of the financial market yes
terday, together with the OPENING highest Lowest
and closing quotations, are furnished by the bank
inghouse OF II. D. Cooke. jr d Co., 1922 street,
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Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
Appearance Is annoying, ParkeTs Hair BAlSam
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color.