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Psrcholopr and Mesmerlsm.

Prof J. W. ii. Ward is announced to open at
willard hall tomorrow night for one week,
when he will give exhibitions in psychology
and mesmerism. Mr. Ward is pronounced
without an equal In flin-making and a sure
cure for the blues. AT the same time his Illus
trated lectures provide interesting study for
the intellectual, and never fail to prove enter
tofnipU
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Az onterprising French correspondent
has turned Moslem and Joined FL Mahdi
solely to prove that the prophet is not
man Of blood. but an altogether gentle,
humane, aud admirable character.
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BisMARoK is reported to have had
another political tumble. But as he
always manages to crush his enemies by
his falls, his present defeat in tho Ger
man reiohstag may yet blossom into a
triumph.
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Death Of Judge Martin.

Judge Warwick Martin, one of tho foremost
of the agtators on financial REFORM and whose
writings have been circulated In both hcmi-
spheres, died last evening at his residence, No.
iO7 Missouri avenue, at the age of ~ years Mr..
Martin was great in ability. integrity, and
philanthropy, and ileaves no stain to mar his
enyIable record
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A dividend of 40 cents n share has been de-
olared on the capital stock ofthls Company, pay
able nt the Office of the Company in Center Mar
ket on and after JAN. ., 1859. -
SAM'L W. CURRIDEN,
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THE ART OF
NJ E M OR Y.
PROF. A. s.. BOYD,
AT 022ia F STREET NORTHWEST,

NJ U-<r2 Nonl II w cott
WASHINGToN, d. G.
Is teaching with great success "system" which
will enable you TO acquire facts or anything de-
sirable to be committed to memory In one-fifth OF
the time usually required.
You can, after two hours instruction, commit
to memory, by one reading, from ffty TO one
hundred words, figures, or technical terms. and
readily recall them with ease and accuracy.
Many of Prof Boyds pupils. with poor or ordi-
nary memories have been enabled. after two or
three readings, to recite long poems and give I'M
mediately and correctly, any line called for ac-
cording to Its number, and to give every thought
In order presented in q lecture of an hour after
listening TO its delivery.
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iSPECIdL NOTICES.

p,aSs CHURCH OF rHE INCARN ALTON,
Nsf' corner Twelfth and n streets northwest
Specla Advent serv eA Choral rvice TIL s.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, with
sermon by the Rev w. a. Leonard, rector of
81. Johns Church. Seats all free. II
Nv, WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
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UANTED-Rooms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


yHTANTED-BoYs AT MARINE BAR
w racks, Washington, to learn music; must
be from Ia to 10 years Old, feet 10 inches high,
and ofgood moral character de8sM4t
S-AfECHANICAL DRAWING,
- &C., for professions or Departmentsi save 20
per quarter Dy arranging before Dec. "a; more
after. 610 Est. BIZ
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NXTANrED-
DERMAToLOgv
DERMATOLOGY.
EDUCATIONAL.


CywIrHIN G. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA
=. Academy admits and classiiies. young men
and boys at any time! fits tuem lor business, any
college, polytechnic school. for West Point or
Annapolis; private tu oring and special drill for
backward sludents single or double rooms; all
circulars. SW1TfIIN Q. SHORTLIDGE, A. b.
and a. Nj. (iIarvard COLLEGE graduate), Media,
PA. Thirteen miles by rail nom Broad-street
station, Philadelphia. delO-lm
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best brands OF WnisRies'W gorllais, Siyars'
wsss PosroFFICE NOTICE.
Letters for Europe need not be specially d-
order to secure speedy delivery at destination.
all TRANSATLANTIC malls are forwarded by the
Foreign malls ior the week ending Dec. 20
will close (PRoMArLY In all cases) AZ this Office
TIIURsDAY.-At. 4 q. m. for Europe, per
steamship Khaetla, via Plymouth, Cherbourg,
and Hamburg Qeters for Ireland must be "a, d.
9desnsiown; at D. IN. f ioff Nassau n: r, and
l:;io p +. m. for Cuba and Porto Rico, via
Havana; and for Campeche, Chiapas Ta6asco,
M HiuxanGra letters for eGfh other MEXICAN States
must be directed Cd "PeT GlIy Oh OF AisHanGrla Saa y
steamsh(p n E. il. Ward, IT,, via New Orleans So
FRIDAY. Al 9!30 a. IN. for Newfoundland, per
sXTuRpHY:"Gt S;ao a. m. for Europe per
steamship Britannia, via Queenstown; at 4:30
a. m. Tor scotland direct per steamship An;
''per Anohora'Si at 4,3o .. m. for Belgium
direct, per steauishp PGnnland, via Antwerp
ship Schiedam, Via AmsterdAmj at 10 a, m
for Central America and the south Pacific
tIt tIelttersr = for @sxico must be directed per
Colon, y az ?; m. ior me %indward rs Islands 1,lh
Newport, via Havana.
Malls for China and Japan, per steamship tlly
OF New York (yia san Franclsco), close here
Dec t23 At y. IN, Mails for Australia, New
| Zealand Sandw oh and FIJI Islands, per steam
ship City Of sydney (via san Franciscol, close
| here Jan. 80 at y, IN. (or on arrival at Now
| York OF steamship Adriatlc with British malls
| for Australia).
sThe schedule OF closing of TTans-P Pacific mails
10 arranged on the, presumption OF their nnln'
teTrupted overland transit to san Francisco.
| Malls from the east arriving on TIME ut san
francisco on the day of sailing of steamers are
dispatched thence the same day.
| HENRY O., PEARSON, Postmaster
| PosToFFICE, NEW YORK, N. ", Dec. IL, 1854.
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DUBLIc SALE or 6LD SUPPLIES AND
A. MATERIALS.


NAVY DEpARi MINIs
WAst1NorON, Dec. ~, 1884.
In accordance with The provisions Of the sec
oni section OF tnc act of Congress approved aug
there win be sold, at the times nni At the Navy
ards herein mentioned. Notcs aud supplies b.
therein, and Old articles and materials which
cnnuotbh rotitnbly used by re ptking or other-
wise In ,le. cDhst tction dr repair of -veseis'
their machinery, Armnr, arnameut, or equip
men vNi AZ Portsmouth, n. H., washington,
., 6, Norfolk, Va, Pensacola, Tia. Mare
Island, Cat, and Boston, Jan. o; Now York, jan.
Z, and League Island, Phllndelphin, Jan. -, 1880.
Tho sales VIII be atnubllc auction, for cash, to
M, and continue from day to day, u necessary.
until all the articlee are sold or oered A depo't
OF 10 per cent. viii be required on tho day oi
sno ON purchases not paid for nj once asseeuriiy
for he payment Of the balance and the removal
be forfeited to the United states In the event OF
failure to pay such balance and mako removal
within the time stated Inventories OF ne AR ar
niandants OF the yards respectively or nom the
N"'' ''''' WILLIAM f. CHANDLER,
de1T-ws4t secretary ofthe Navy.
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE
BY virtue OF three wrls Of 6erl faclas, issued
out ofthe clerks OHcc Of the SupremC Court OF
the District OF Columbia, aud to me directed, I
TIM TIME NI FIFrm P5 p&Y & Sf OF gKNuSRY 1855, AZ
~ ~ o'clock MI ell the right, title claim 9nd
interest Of the defendant In anu TO the following
Lot numbered twelve tl2l ~ square numbered
elshty;ionr ts4l fconiinson y street norm, be.
tw en- 1wrnty-hrst and lwen y-seco!d streets
west, ard the south II II Of 10 numb red ten
40, in squgr' numbe eli one huI dr., d AMI two
DO2), fronting on TWEEN y-llrst street west, be-
I'VE n q and n streets north in the city oi
" asnng on, ID. O., TO sltisfy EXECUTIONS No.
2ags S IN IN voF TSr Of NJ Paa Bro M 'G g. SSd 0
10 22,9o9 in n,yor Of Daniel Kolb against
CLAYToN McMICHAEL,
United states Marshal.
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THE ART OF MEMORY.


WASHINGTON D. O., Oct. "a, 1884
Having been instructed by Prof A. =. Boyd In
his system of MnemOnlcS we desire to record
our testimony as to the benefit we have received
and the advantages We now enjoy,
In lB completeness and, at the same time, III
Its simplicity. the system is wonderful, and Its
adaptability TO the needs Of all who may desire
To rely upon the memory Us repository OF act5,
names, dates, gems of thOughtln prose ana verse,
and other matters of use and pleasure depends
careful and patient teaching, and the simple en-
deavOr to utilize II. 1t Is storehOuse with ever
increasing dimensions, and with convenient
niche for every treasure we may WISH 10 pre-
obedent TO our wish, wllllay the treasure at our
feet
we consider the knowledge OF the system In
valuable, and that the ease with which It can be
mense field OF its possible application, and its
great superiority over the ordinary working OF
| the unaided memory, must commend II TO every
student and lover OF learning;
Chas, q, Love, B2D 9th 1t. n. o.
JnO. A. Mcdonald. 1871 o ut. O. W.
Edwin j. Shope, Land O1ice.
MrB. II. j, Capln, ~ I'd at. n. @,
Mrs. A. L. McManus, Land Othca
Mrs. Minnie II. Love.
IL l.. Marshall, 200 18th at. u. ".
Henry McElfresh,
Henry V, Lake, 1O14 f St n. W.
Herman II. Pechin, o12 N. Y ave.
No. 40 SECOND STREET N. W..
| WAsHINaToN, ID. O., Dec. 4, 1894
| PROF. A. 3. BoYD-My Dear Sir IL affords
| me great pleasure to add my indorsement to the
| testimonial prepared by Mr.. Charles q, Lovo
| and others Us TO the value Of your system OF
ant aid to persons In every walk OF lie, partlcu-
| larly to students and professional men
Very truly yours, H. ". MURPHY,
| of u. :. Senate.
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.BO-iRDTNG.

VTERY DEsIRA BILE FURNISHED OR UN-
v furnished rooms. with iirst-clIss boarding;
house newly httcd and furnished; location near
Capitol; convenient to cars; references required.
Address NJ $. H., 2i4 \ st :. y. de1i.;ltt
lNHED, W. hNANs
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Bronzing on Glass, Metal, Leather, Plaster,
&C., &c.
New and Beautiful Goods for use and decora.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL 1884.

Entered at tho Po-tofice at Washington, d, O..
pStccnnd.clnss matter
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PERSONAL.

A LADY GOING INTO MOURNING
IA would like 10 dispose of some very nice
articles of wearing apparel at IA sacrifice. Ad-
dress r. i. MCKENZIE, Carrier 80, City L. o.
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s,ass WILLIAM L. WOOD & co.
1sS@ sFA 4 y I Z II , :"
REMOVAL.

My customers and patrons at my old place,
l4l6 street, are cordially invited 10 the new
and larger establishment. l4l3 G STREET
NORTHWEST, near Fifteenth street. Only the
best brands of Wniskies Wines. Cordlals, Cigars,
.Dr are mn sale LOUIS SpANIER,
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iel5.l3t
MY WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.

GLOBE ART BROWNING COMPANY,
1dO2 Pennsylvania avenue. opp willard's.
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CITUArIoN AS COOK ny MiDDLE.AuED
= colored woman IN private family. Apply
1T No, shepherds alley, between Dth and 10th
amt T. and NJ SITS. lis
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PETROLEUM.
Allpersons inclined to speculate In mode
way in
ACTIVE STOCKS, GRATN, on Provisions.
should visit this office and examine the Spl.
Ciul facilities here offered No previous cXpe-
ripuCu necessary to enable anyone 10 operate
~ ingClligcully lS the oldest dealers
The public is cordially invited.
stocks bought and sold in lots Of ten shares
md upward NJ the same price rs larger lots on
the New York stock Exchange.
Margins, 1 per cent, or moro, at discretion.
No Interest charged for carrying Stocks,
Grain, Provisions, or Petroleum any length Of
time desired.
FURTHER particulars Chccrlully given upon
application TO the manager.
Orders by telephone or messenger prompt
ly executed
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TIE COUNT RECORD.
Business TRANSACTED Yesterday by the
District Judiciary.

Court In General Term-Chisf Jt7,ite Cartier, Jus
tees Cor aud Jdmes.-Charles y. James VS.. Robert
5. Davis; entry ordered changed from "rcversed'
to affirmed. United States vs. Frank Mineri ar
gued aud submitted. United states ex rel James
GortUn VS.. Commissioners of Patents Benjamin
Circua Goari-"J,tti9s Edoner-Rioh vs.. Henry;
on hearing strong VS.. Totem motion for new
for new trial filed. Cropley's Sons vs. Everett
judgment by default. Young VS.. Man rattan Life
Insurance company; leave to amend declaration
EqNfy Cour!--J,tdqs Hagncr.-Bar leone vs.
Loldy aud lnddy VS.. Lcddy; retercn e to auditor
made parties complainant. Jordan vs.. Jordan I;
divorce from bed and board grlutOi |. Cissel vs.
katsGri VIM. L. Bedford ordered o., pay balance
time to take deiendants testimony extended TWO
weeks. Grove vs., Boucher; counsel fees defer
mined and awarded Lord ys. ODonnoghue VIII
oil assistance for petitioner Daly ordered. Birth
Us. Birthi Emma j. Towers appointed guardian al
Item, Home SAVING Bank ". Bonn sale or.
derod and john H. McNally appointed trustee TO
sell. Smith vs. Smith: hearing continued.
-, Criminal Coar-Judye Iyyie.-Juius Lee and
diet guilty notice of motion FOE rev trial. Wan,
W. Gould, selling lottery tickets pleaded guilty;
md 500 and costs. VIM. Iownscnd alias VIM, H.
poned until expiration OF sentence imposed in
police court Ellen Chase alias Duyall, petit lar
Ssn1y seS0ad oens9 arrggncd and pleaded S mot not
ccnyi artaBned and pleaded not guilty.
NEW SUITS
No. 25168 Patrick VS.. Richard J. Kennedy;
damages $1,000; Moore " Wright, attorneys. No
25l64. Jesse V. \. Huyck VS.. George N. Oyster
account s229.30, l., W. Jones' attorney. No, 25l65
Bernard T. Lyddnne VS.. Louis Phillip Hazel;
| certiorari; G. NJ. Matthews, attorney. No 25l66.
Thomas r. Miller IL 90. VS.. George L. Spencer:
Alabama judgment, S2,ils.5l; Hunton d Chandler,
| attorneys. No. 2il67. stephen L. Whitman ~
| Son VS.. Edward Flck IL Co.; account, Sll435;
Dean attorney.
COURT CALL.
Court In General Term CHIT Justice CIrter, Jus
tees Cor and James.-Nos. 10, 36, 6Ol2 62, 20, H.
| aud 20.
Circuit Court-Jud1e Hu0ner-Nos. 16, co. 81, 15i
| l55, loo l67, l5S, 159, and 100.
EQUITY Court-Judge HlcArthW.-Nos. Z on hear
ing, 9, II, II, 49, ii, 10, 49, II, and IS.
Criminal Lourt-Judge Wy!ie,-No assignments
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MORMON TACTICS.
How They Gain Defenders by Adroit Use
OF Hospitality.

San Francisco Chronicle
The Mormons never miss an opportunity to
strengthen their position, and hospitality is
one of their main sources OF reliance for win
ming friends. That they are shrewd judges
of human nature is shown by the fact that
some of the best defenders of the peculiar
institution of Utah have been gained by cater
ing to their appetite. The majority of these
have been Englishmen. They were received
at Salt Lake with much cordiality, dined,
wined, driven about the country, in fact
treated with such princely hospitality that
their prejudices melted away. They were
shown the model polygamOus households,
carefully prepared for inspection they were
shown tho statistics of the rapid increase of
the territory and Of tho moral character of
the Mormon rs contrasted with the GENTLE
All this care was amply repaid, for some of
these men became out'and-out defenders of
Normonism while others CLOSED over its evil
phases and dwelt only upon the industry,
thrift and morality of the unique community.
Every few months the English reviews and
magazines contain papers in partial defense
of Mormonisn. which, read between the
lines, reveals the fruits Of Mormon hospitality.
This custom of paying special attention TO
foreign guests originated with Brigham
Young, and its observance has been worth
thousands of dollars every year to the Nor
mon church. Even so bilious q critic of this
country as Sir Lepel Griffin would probably
have been captivated by the Mormon method,
as his chief grievance against the east wa;
that it failed to DO sufficiently impressed by
his presence.
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SEE HOW THEY SPARKLE.
Diamonds OF the Higher Grade That DO
Not FIuctuntc In Price-Last Years linz
mort OF Jewels.


Boston Globe.
"Fine diamonds hold their own in price"
said one of the heaviest dealers yesterday.
"There ia o slight advance if anything. Ger
tain mines yield choice, colorless stones that
are always in demand. Ofcourse prices vary
in stones that are not up to a fine standard"
"The steel-white diamond, for instance,
which no one can describe, is considerably
higher than the average white stone, which
suffers by comparison with one that scintil-
lates with that intense brilliancy of molten,
watery tnts. A subtle luster | might say,
DISTINGUISHES all diamonds found in alluvial
soil Hold up what is called tho pigeon
blood ruby by the side of an inferior one,
and the difference will be obvious 1t is tho
same with emeralds and the peacock blue
sapphires, Our custom demands selected
gems altogether"
Are there any marked changes in the
settings"
THE settings for diamond sare palmer than
heretofore. The most precious one are set
with very little gold. They say every cloud
has a silver lining, and SO does most every
cheaper grade of stone"
:" DO you mind quoting some OF your stock
prices"
"Not in the least. Tho ruby, you know is
the most expensive of all stones. In our
stock thoy vary in value from 800 to 81, 900
per stone. The finest pair of diamonds we
have had this season are worth $4,000, Then
We have single stones ranging from 1000 to
$1,000"
"What are tho prevailing stvles?"
"Well cresconts and triplo orcsceuts are
quito popular. People like odd designs We
recently made for lady II breach in the
shape of a swallow set with brlliants. For
another we manufactured All elegant open
fan. Our bracelets, set alternately with
canary and white stones, four in number,
cost $4,000.
lin the fancy Jewels there are the spinel,
cat's-cye and pearls, some Of the latter wciSh
| ing eighty grains. We have made Tor several
brides pearl necklaces with strings holding
seventy pearls each one worth from $50 to
800 Boston is the most critical market of
any in the country for diamonds, as it is for
the line arts. The buyers are conservative,
but those who are able get the best"
Late adviccs from London state that the
last annual register Of imports into the
United States show, during period oftwelve
months, an import of Jewels to the amount OF
! $12,OOOOOO, Of which $lO,0OO0O0 may be
safely considered to 90 for diamonds, SO that
| Gl0OO,OOO sterling worth have been brought
to the London market within tho last tive I've
months.
|
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asked. Oats quiet and steady; southern, 42@i6ci
western white, 43Gijc do. mixed. 42@43c; Penn.
syiYania, i2@4jc. Rye firm at 72@D7ic. PROVISIONS
Easy uhd dull mess pork, old, $50 new, el2.ug'
Duie meats, shoulders and clear rib Sides packSu'
T9lV lc bacOn-shoulders, S$ic clear no sl 19'
grscgdY western packed. 1OD22c creamery, 70
@3sc Eggs lower and quiet at liGlsc. Petroleum
iWmGri refined, s. i@S x. Coffee dull ana Wcah,
Rio caEocs, ordinary to fnir, 1li4Gl2l &C. sugar
quiet; soft - 90 COppcr-Rcincd stealy ~ ~
@l4Hc. Whisky duieC aud s,oady AZ Sl;l9gl.DZs'
Slot. -four is. 81. rraiu, gl5@3d Receipts
Flour, 221j barrels; wheat, 1000 bushels corn,
$1,000 bushels; oats. 1000 bushels; rye, 7OO busi-
els. Shipments-WhCat 0,OOJ bushels. Sales
Wheat l5S,UlO bushels corn l8I,OOO bushels.
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The following transfers of real estate were filed
for record yesterday:
81 st. S. w. east side, bet. D and f. ut. lots
Al and %, sub. of So. 465, John Clmbel
aud wife to Edwin Greer: dated March 7. 900
z st. n. W., north side, bet. Columbia and
10th, sub. lot 1919, sub. OF so. 1855, Charles IL.
Beall and wife to Martha d. Green dated
March l........ ........;...... o,5O
Penn. ave, north side, bet. Sd and Az sts,
lot q, sub. ofres. 10, fronting % f., Samuel
March 10. Observation-Disclosures. $50
r; !. ave and Boundary st. n. W., south side,
lot 49, sub. of 50. 507, Frances l.. Merillate
and husband to c. Il. b. Richardson; dated
March 3......... ........................ 20
West Washington, lot Sc, sub. of Holmead's
addition to Georgetown. fronting 81 IT,,
Charles II. Crogin, jr., and W. J, Miller,
trustees, to David j. Cotter; dated March g..
4th st. II. w, east side. bet. p and q sts., lots
and d, sub. ofsq. 52l, fronting II II. each,
dated March 7...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1876
West Washington, lot 50, sub. of Holmead's
addition to Georgetown, fronting % IT,
Charles H rG,rogp IT,, and w. j. Miller
County of Washington, lot containing IL IT,
front, sub. Of the county of Washington,
John T.. Wineberger and wife to Conrad
18th 81. H. W., east side, bet. X and sts., lot
16, sub of 50. 1856, fronting is f., Bernard
Waters and wife to Robert J.Wynne; dated
Rhode Island ave n W. south side bet Iith 90
and 10th sts., lots 20 and 26, sub ofsq. 2ll;
also Carlisle and II sts II. W. northwest
corner lot g. sub. of So 1863, fronting q e.,
Larner; dated March 1l.................... 40C
ST. n. W.. north side. bet. Martin and 9th
sts., lot loo. sub of So 4i5, William u. Par
tello and wife to Thomas Blrney; dated
Jan. q. 5,O
7 st. II. W., south side, bet. 9th and Martin
sts, lot 1856; sub. of So. AS, Thomas Birney
and wife to William H. Particle; dated Jan.
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The following were opening and c

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Tho following are the opening, highest lowest,
and closing prices on Chicago board of trade, as
corrected by special wire reports " Cooke u Co.,
brokers:
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Thursday, March %, 1854.


POSTAL NOrE-RCmit money or hank dram In let
ter send by express. Orders of 50 and upward by
express can be sent at our expense.
Address all orders 10 ia. DOUGLAS,
CuvlngtOu, Ky.
o. IA LIZARD,
Lock Box go, Alexandria, Va,
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5000
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Exports OF Petroleum.

The chief of the bureau of statistics repor Is
that the total values of the exports of potro.
leum and petroleum products from the United
during the month of January, 1884, and dur
ing the seven months ended tho same rs
compared with similar exports during tho
corresponding periods of the preceding year.
were for january, 1881, 43,2S57s3; in 1853,
$3,5O6, sos; seven months ending Jan. 81, 1854,
So, 539,77l 1883, 25,910,5l6.
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"RovGH On TooEHAoHE," instant relief 15c,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MAHNEt'
BALTIMORE March 1l,-Virglnia 6s, consolidated,
lao; past due coupons, S9 new 10-i0', 33 new IS,
|6i15 North Carolina Gs, old, Ill bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, March ll.-CotIon steady middling
Flour steady; Howard street and
western superfne, S2.75@3,jl; do, extra, $500
|i.75; do family, s50O@5.75 city mills superline,
|S2 75@360; do. extra, s3,IjgG25i do RIO brands.
|paIent, $500 Wheat-Southern steady and active;
Western easier and active; southern red, Sl.l2@
]aIi i5i%; No, 2 western winter red spot, Sl.OS'S9
N 0SY April, SlOg2.Gl O9}s May, H,ll4@llltG
June slilM@ll2 Corn : southern llrm nnd nc.
lyery dulI southern WHITE 6l962G do. yellow, 65
!a66c western mixed, spot aud March, csc bid;
iAprii, OSLO bid May, 6O96O15ci steamer DOC