BUSINESS DIRECTORY.Containing Cards or Tlnt-Clan- a XatafcElitame nta in all BrnncMe or BdiIi

ih In the District.aeKITOITCrWAMHOUSnj.

H, A, Baker, 828, S2S, SSL-- - are,,'AKOHIIXCTS.

71s at it, . opp. P. O. Dept,tnlas7T7Davis i Com easTth st., opp. Pat. Offlee,yf, ji. I'olndexter Vernon Bow.

A.TTOBMTS.AT.IiA.'W.O, D. Barrett, J17 4 street.J, I. K. runt, ios K itw- - J. P.. Notary Com.

BANKS AKD BANKERS.Biggs A Co.. Executive ave., cor. 15th St,

BEl.IlIANGEKS,I,OCK8Mrrn8,cr. Xred. Fiacber, 61S Sth street, bet. F and O.

BLEACHERS.,ST.Wnltlng,strawh't and b't bleacher,824 Fa.ay,

BOOKSTORES.golomons A Chapmans' Metropolitan Bookstore.Ul

Pa. ave., bet. Sth and 10th ats. Constantly onhand the newest and most fashionable styles ofplain and fancy stationery. Card plates, "atCome," and wedding invitations engraved Inthe blithest style of the art. All the new publi-cations received as soon as Issued.

Warren Choate A Co., arst-cla- Book andStationery Store, 941 lnna.avenue,cor. 10th st.

0. A7Brosnan. Cathollc)928 a su. bet. Ml 10th.

BBASS WOBK8.Satlonal Brass Worts, 316, OS (and 320 uth rt. a.

w.; Thos. Bomervtlle, manufacturer or all ax.tleiesnsed In the Plumbing and Gas and Steamnttm g Business; a complete stock ot numb-ers' Supplies, Ac. constantly on hand,CABINET SHOPS.

wm. Walter. 9X3 streeu near 10th.

CARRIAGE rACTORIES.Bobt.H. Graham, 410. 412, 414 sth street n. w.

McDermottA Bros.. W Pa. av., near !d ft.HARDWARE AND CUTXEBT.

1. W. Kennedy A Co., 612 Pa. av., bet. eth and Tta,HOBSE-SHOEB-

J. T. Doras. K at., bet. sth and 10th, and 1382 pat.Horsesshod according to natural shape of foot.rNSTBUMENTMAKEKS.

C. Fischer, Sure. Instruments Trusses, 623 7th it,JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

S. c. Weaver, Justice of the Peace and Couveianeer. Ol 7th st. N. W.irraooBAPUEBs.

Horns Peters, 458 Pa. are., near IX street. Photo- -Lithography a specialty.IJTKBT ST ABXES.

Keyea A Co., cor. lith and D su. close carriagesfor wedding calls and receptions. Boardingana livery staotea. nunniiuuiwiwwe,.OPTICIANS

H. H. Henusler. 453 Pa. ay., cor. 4,S it.OBNAMENTAI. IBON WORKS.

John A. Hayward, Wrought and Cast Iron Ball"Ides 1414 Fourteenth street northwest.PAPER HANUEBS. C.

Douglass Moore, 309 9th St., bet D and Pa. ar.,Practical PaierHanger and Upholsterer. Wallpapers, window shades, carpets, oil cloths, Ac.All orders for work In either branch of the tradeexecuted with skill and dispatch at lowest rates.

HAILllOADS.CENTRAL BAlLKOAD.

OnandafterSOXOAY. May IS, 1S75, trains willleave Baltimore as follows. (Baltimore time;)7:30 a. m. NIAGARA. KXlKE83 dally (except

tsunday) north to Rochester, Buffalo andthe Falls.

855 a. m. MAIL dally (exept "Snndayl far theWest and Xurtb to Buffalo and NiagaraFalls.

1:15 p. m. F AST LIS F.dallv (except Sunday) forthe West and North to Wllllanuport andLock Haven.

erii p. jn. CINCINNATI EXPBES3 dally forl'lt'sburgaud West.

10:15 tp. m. PACIFIC EXFKESS-Da- lly for Pitts-burg and West; dallr (except Saturday)North to Elmlra, Buffalo, the Falls, andCanada, Erie and the Oil lieglons of Penn-sylvania.

TEAIKS Olt GETTYSBUKQ at 8r23 a. m. andI fix

TEAINS FOB HANOVEB at 8.13 a. m., 1:15 and3:25 p. m.

TEAINS FOR CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROADat8:25a. m anil 1:15p.m.

TEAINS FOB GREEN SPEfNG BBANCII ata:23a. m. and 1:25 p. m.ACCCMMOUATieN TRAINS.

FOR YORK dally (eicent Sunday) at 335 p. m.rOK PARKTON dally (except Sunday) at 555 and

FOR PARKTONJ 155 p. m. on Sunday only.FOB COCKEYSVILLfc, 6:95. 1155 a. m. daliy,ex.

cept Sunday, and 1155 p. m. dally.TRAINS ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE.

FEOM THE WEST AND KOBTH 3:00 and 7:30a. m. and 6:10 and 6:30 p. xn.

YORK ACCOMMODATION 10:15 a. m.JJALTIMOUE ACCOMMODATION 12:10 p. ra.COCKEYSVILLE ACCOMMODATION, from

CockeysvUle-S:3- 5a. m. and 255 and 4:25 p.m., exrent Sunday.

FEOM COCKEY8V1LLE at 10:15 a. m., Sunday

rAEKTONACCOJIMODATION 8:15 a. ra. dallyexcept bundary and 10:25 p. m. dally.

FEOM GUEENbl'RlNG BBANCII at 8:15 a.m.and C:10 Tk m.

Tor tickets to all points East, North and West,apply at Oalvert station, at northeast corner Bal-timore and Calvert streets, and at Charles streetstation.

Baggage called for and checked at hotels and res-idences on orders left at office, northeast cornerBaltimore and Calvert streets.

GEORGE C. WILKIN S, Superintendent.D. M. BOYD, JE..

General PassengerAgcnt.--T ALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC EAH.EOAD

On and after WEDNESD AY, June 2, 1S75, train!will leave Baltimore as follows. Baltimore time:

LEAVE CALVERT STATION.7:80 a. m. Dally (except Sunday) for Washington.Jil5 a. m. Dally, for Washington. Dally (except

Sunday) for Pope's Creek Line and Annap-olis.

10:05a. in. Dally (except Sunday) far Washing-ton.

1:00p.m. Dally for Washington, for Norfolk,via Washington and Norfolk steam ersonMon-da- v

and Thursday.4:10 p. m. Dally (except Sunday) for Washington,

Pope's Creek Line and Annapolis.6:15 p. m. Dally for Washington.955 p.m. Dally (except Sunday) for Blcnmoud

and South.LEAVE CHARLES-STREE- T STATION.

4:40a. m Dally, South, vlx Richmond and Lynch-burg.

p. m. For Washington dally, except Sunday.345 p. m. For Washington dally, except Sunday.9 55 p. m. Dally (except Sunday) for Washington.9:35 a. m. Dally (t xcept Sunday) for Philadelphia

and New nrk.10:35a. m. For Philadelphia and New York dally,

except Sunday.;:50p m Dally ( xcept Sunday) for Philadelphia

andNewlork.6.S0p. m. For Philadelphia dally.10.511) m. For Philadelphia and New YoikLEAVtrENNSYLVANIA-AVENUESTATIO-

10.15 a. ra ,and 1.12.453. 6:31, 9:38 ani10.01 p. m. For 7:t) a. m 1:1ai-- c.31 p. m. dally. For Annapolis, 7:30 a. m.and 4r05 p. m.

LEA F. WASHINGTON FOB BALTIMORE.7.13.6:4.1, 9:73. 11:55 a. m. and 1:18, 4:50,

19:15 p. m : 7:45 a. m., 4:5), 7:10 and9: 8 p. m., dall) ; c.oo a. m.. except Monday;10.15p-m.- . except Saturday.

ALL TRAINS STOP AT Clf ARLES-STREE- T

STATION. GEOBUE C. WILKINS,Superintendent.

D. M. BOYD, Jit.,General Passenger Agent.

PHILADELPHIA, AVDWILMINGTON

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.Commencing MONDAY, May 31, 1874. Passenger

Trains win leave Baltimore dally (except Sundays)as follow.

FKOM PRESIDENT-STREE- T STATION.6:55 a. m. For fblladrlphiaand Way Stations.955 a. in. For Philadelphia. Express.2:ooi m. For Port Deposit and Intermediate

Stations.2:) p. in. ForPk.ladelphla. Express.5:00 p m. For Port Depo.lt and Intermediate

655 p in. For Philadelphia.STABT'NG FROM IIAELE3-STEEE- T

9:35 a m. Express for New York.10:ii ni For wet'l'lladelphlaandNew York,

Limited Parlor Car Train.100 p. in. For We-- t Philadelphia and NewYork,

Express.SUKDAY TRAINS.

655 p. m. For Philadelphia. From Prcsldent-tre- ct

station.10:50 p. ia. For New York. From Charles-stre-

station. convections.6:55 a. i. Train connects at Perryvlllc with train

for Philadelphia and Baltimore Central railroad,and at Wllmlnnton Junction with trains for allStations on Delaware railroad,i 955 a.m. Train for Port Deposit.

2. p. m. Train with stages lor Bela'r and otherpoints: al'o at rerryyille with train for Philadel-phia and Baltimore Central railroad.

2:40 p.m. Train at Wilmington for Stations onDeUware railroad between Wilmington and Har--luiKiun. ,. .. ...,,,

General Agent.

INFOSMATIOX FOR THE PEOPLE.

CAMPAIGN PAMPHLETS,

PrBLlBHED BY

Tie Men CoigresaoaU EiecitiTS Comilta

No. 1. Growth of the Nation Under RepublicanBnle. Eight pages.

No. 2. A atlcanlsm in Germany and in the UnitedStatu, tight pages.

No. 3 Can the Naticn Trust the DemocraticParty Sixteen pages.

No. 4. Record and Platforms of the DemocraticParty. Srxech by Senator Morton, atUrbana, Ohio, August 7, 1975. Eightpages.

No. llie National Mnancs and Cumncy, con-taining ataustlcal details in full to thei lose of the fisul year ending June 30,

7i, Kight pares.No.c-- H sb and Loo Tariffs ad Their Effects.

i- onr page;.No 7 rCurrenr: Its Volume and Character;

al-- Taxes: Who Paya Them? Fourpagis.

No. 8 atlcanlsm in Gcrmanyand in the Unitedstates. (In German.) Eight pages.

No. 9. The People a Nation: The unloa Per-petual Eight pages.

No lft, The Southern (Question: IThe Conspiracyto Rule or Destroy the Nation. Twelvepages.

No. li. the Nation Under RepublicanRule. (In German.) Eight pages.

Other iix nments are being prepared, and will bepublished aslhecanvas proceeds.

Campaign Pamphlets are furnished to Individ-uals, clnbe, committers, etc., at the followingjates: rour.pagePamphlets.25eents re; hundredcopies- - e'ght-pag- e, 50 cents; twelve-pag- 75 cents;Mxtetn-nag- e, &U

Comuliteesand inulvlduals. In ordering politi-cal paipiihlets. wlU please designate the .papers re-quired m their numbers. Address "Union Iteonb-lca- n

Ci ngresslonal Executive Committee, n,

D o.,"and indicate whether packagesball be ent by mall or express. e28

ENGRAVINGfJOir,HBUl RANK VOTE COHs

PANT.BOS. OX PetuuTlranla AT6BB.

WASHINGTON, D, C,

We are prepared with every faculty, forEngraving tRd Printing

ANh l"T, attiNDs KSU COMMERCIAL'KK OF EVE KIND, AC.

W. H. PHILIP, President.GEO. T. JONKS. Vice President.jliHKW, UTATKRS. Herretarr.JOnN H. VAN BUSEXRK. Treasurer.

Js

primw l)F tlKNTLUMEN'S OASTAS n b aold to the Terr beatdranuge byaddresstnger ealllngoa JU8TH, en

u awveL, Between oixtai uu o,iwiiwiwmi2?otes br mall promittrv atteaxid to Out palst.uu

QBE DOLLAR fAVKD.CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET UFF1CK.

Ballroad tickets bought or sold, to or from ana reduction upon any oBce or depot InthUelty. Apply to M. D. WHITESIDE,

613 Pennsylvania avenue. Metropolitan Hotel,Washington D. O Jais-l- v

wASH1NOTON AND OHIO BAILUOAD.

BUMMER ABEANGKMENT, BEGINNING--Bl IVJ.

TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND BOUNDHILL.Leave Washington at a. m. and 4 p. m., and

Alexandria at 9:10 a. xn. and 4:10 p. m., passLeeahurg, going westward, at 1150 a. m. and 630p. m., and arrive at Round Hill at 11 m. and 7 p.xu. a.eave xtouuu mu at &:aj a. m. iz.su p. in.,pass Leeahurg, going eastward, at 6 a. m. and 1:10p. m., and arrive at Alexandria 8:15 a. m. and 3:15p. m.. and at Washington at 8:30 a.m. and 3:30p.m.

from Washington will take theWashington and Ohio can at the Baltimore andPotomac railroad station at 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.,and go through to Bonnd UlU without change ofcars.

The 9:10 a. m. train from Alexandria and 12:30 p.B. train from Round UlU connect at Bound Hillwith Harris' Dally Line of Coaches for Snlckers-TlU- e,

BerryrUle and Winchester; also, withBeamer'a Line or Coaches, which leave LeeahurgdaUyferAldleandMlddlebnrg.

Both Trains westward make close connection atVienna with Blsson's Line or Stages for FairfaxCourt-Hous- e.

uSe,f,Stt",,,UCk't,' ' CR!tH.PHrA,VK,NR,aUl1apsffk General Ticket Agent.

YORK AND WASHINGTONNEW THROUGH LINE TO BALT- - -- JBE.PHILADELPHIA.

NEW YORK,BOSTON,

ALL .01 B gTjfs.1' ZJJaLAM"THROUGH BETWEEN WABHTNaTON AND

NIC V YORKWITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

The equipment on this line la new and of the mostelegant aad Improved finish.TEAIN LEAVING AT 933 A. M. 18 PULLafAN

PARLOR CAB TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS ON

MIGHT TRAINS.On and alter MAY 23, 1875, trains by this

line wlU leave Depot of Baltimore and PotomacRailroad, corner of Sixth and B streeu as follows:7:45 a. m. Express for Philadelphia. New York and

points East dally, except Sunday.153 a.m. Limited Express Pnlunaa Car Train

for Philadelphia, New York aad points SaltdaUy, except Sunday.

108 p. m. Express for Philadelphia and New Yorkdaily, except Sunday.

4:50 p. m. Express for Philadelphia and way point)daily.

9:08 p. m. Express for Philadelphia, New York andpoints East dally.

PULLMAN PARLOR CARS on all Day Trains.PULLMAN PALACE 8LEEP1NO CABS OH

Night Trains.Tickets and Information can be procured at the

offices of the company.Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-

vate residences on orders left at the offices of theeomrany, northeast corner Thirteenth street andPennsylvania avenue, and on the northeast corneror BlxthstreetandPennsylvanlaavenue.

Depot BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,comer Sixth andB streets.

fiGeneral Passenger AgnwjlphlaP..

febI5 Superintendent, Baltimore, Ma.

AND WASHINGTONALEXANDRIA AND ALEXANDRIA ANDFBED&RICKSBUBG RAILWAY.

OzrOT CoiontR or Burn axs B Stbxxts.Local trains lor Alexandria leave aa followsr 7:00, 8, --9, 10, 11 a. m.. 1, 1 --4, 5, 6:00. 7p.m. The T

and9a.m., andlandsp. m. trains rnn daUy; allother trains dally, except Sunday.

Local trains leave Alexandria aa follows: , 7, U1,10,11 a.m.: 1, 3,4,5, 6:00 7 p.m. The 6,8 and10 a. m., and 5 and 7 p. m. trains leave Alexandriadally: all other trains dally, except Sunday.

Trains leaving Washington at 7:00 a. m. and 6:00p. m and Alexandria at 6:00 a.m. and 7 p.m.,connect dally with trains on Virginia Midlandroad.

Great Southern Exnress via Richmond leavesWashington 11:38 p. m., dally, (except Sunday.)

Through tickets to all points South and South-west for sale at offices, corner or Thirteenth streetand Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street andPennsylvania avenue, where passengers can leaveorders ror baggage, to be cheeked at all the hotelsand residences through to destination.

D. M. BOYD, JB.,eavtf General Passenger Agent.

OALT1MOBE AND OHIO EAILEOAD.

NEW YOBK AND WASHINGTON AIRLINE.

Stammer Scbednle.SXFTZUnEB30,187$.

FROM WASHINGTON CITY.5:00 a. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.6:45 a. m. Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick andWay Stations.7:20 a. m. Baltimore. Breakfast at Belay.7:40 a.m. Baltimore.eia,in.New l'ork. Cape May, Philadelpiila,

Boston, Baltimore and Relay.S:0O a. ra. Chicago, Commons, Sandusky, Cincin-

nati. Louisville. 84. Louis, Pitts-burgh Hagerstown, Frederick, Staun-ton, Winchester and Valley Branch.Parlor cars. Dinner at Cumberland.

8:10 a.m. Washington Junction and Way Sta-tions. (Metropolitan Branch.)

6:30 a. a. Baltimore and Way Stations.950 a. m. Baltimore. Parlor cars. No stops.

ll:oo.a.m. Baltimore and Way Stations.1:00 p. m. New York. Philadelphia, Boston, Nor-

folk, Baltimore and EUlcott City.Dinner at Belay, (1:30 p. ra. on Sun-days, Baltimore and Way Stations

.oh'TO Parlor cars to New York.:J0 p. ra. Baltimore, Lanraland Relay,t 45 p. m. Frederick, Washington Junction and

Way Stations. (Via MetropolitanBranch.)

1:45 p.m. Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta-tions.

5:00 p.m. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay.C:CS p. in. Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta-

tions.6:30 p. m. Chicago. St. Louis, Louisville, Colum-

bus, Sandusky. Cincinnati. DeerPark, Berkeley Springs. Pullmancars. Supper at Martlntburg. Break-fast at Parkersburg and Benwood.

8:40 p. m. Bagerstown. Winchester and WayS t.Uons, via Metropolitan Branch.

7:15 p. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.7:45 p. m. Baltimore and Alexandria Jnsctlon.8:40 p. m., Pittsburg and Cumberland. Fast Ex-

press. Sleeping Cars.9:00 p. m. Baltimore Fast Express.9:15 p. m. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and

Boston, Fast Express. Pullman palacesleeping cars.

1155 p, ra. Fast Express. Pullman cars to Chicago,and St. Louis without change. Break-fast at Grafton. Sandusky. Cincin-nati. Indianapolis.

SUNDAY TRAINS.9:15 p.m.. Baltlmore.PhUadelphla.New York and

Boston, Fast Exnrrss.Baltimore ana Way Stations 3:00 a. m., 1:30,

8:05 and 7:30 p. ra.For Baltimore and Belay, 750 a. m., 6:00 and 9:00p. m.

West-S:- 00 a. ra.. 8:30,8:40 and 11:25 p. m., stop,ping as during the week.

All trains slop at Viaduct Hotel, Belay UoiseStation.

For further Information apply at the Baltimoreand Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and4b5 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders wUl betaken for baggage to be checked and received atany point la the city. THOS. B. SH ARP

Master of Transportation.L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent:GEO. S. KUUNTZ. General Agent. je7-- tf

BALTIMORE a. POTOMAC B. B.Sixth akd B stbxxts N. W

On and afttx September 13. 1875, trains will leaveWash ngton aa follows, Washington time:

6:00 a. m , Limited mall dally ror the West.Dally, except Sunday, for the North, to Canan-datgu- a,

Buaalo and Niagara Falls.7:45 a.m., Express for Philadelphia and New

York, dally, except Sunday.8:40a. m.. Accommodation to Baltimore dally.9:23a.m., Limited Express for NewYork aad

last, daily, except Sunday.a, m.. Fast Line for the West and North:

except Sunday.l:u p. m.. Express for Philadelphia and New

Ycrk and Norfolk, vie Baltimore, dally, exceptfcundat.

:4v i. n.. Accommodation for Baltimore, dally,except Suna40 P.m., phllade'phla express, ror Philadel-phia, uaUy.

6:50 p.m.. CI nclnnatlExpres.daIIyror the West.Dally, excipt Saturday, ror the North.9:08 o. m For Philadelphia, New York, anoDos- -

Tralns fcrrOPE CREEK LINE leave at '43 a.m and 1:40 p. m.. dally except Sunday.

Taalna for ANNAPOLIS leave at 6:(0 a. a. txA"puuSan Palace Bleeping Car to PltUborg l ranon the train leaving at 6:oo.D. m.

Pullman Parlor car to Pittsburg la iu on thetrain leaving at 6:fO a m. dally.

Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Rochester la runOB the train leaving at 6:50 p.m.

Pullman Palace bleeping Car to Chicago oa trainleaving at 650 p. m.

Tickets and information can be procured at the0BaSrargVcSS?ir'and checked at hotel .and

on orders left at theofleesof theliifrJSv corner Thirteenth street andfSySaSSfireiue, and on the northeast corTerStVfii ?eet and PennsylvanU avenue.

0 D8et BALTWOBE tOTOMAO BAILBOAD.oTS? Kxth and B rtreeu.

B6.BPeBgerAgen&FhJud?nhIjJjPa.

ti Bnpertntendent, Baltimore. Md.

18T5. PENNSYLVANIA 1875.BOUTE

TO THE HOBTHWEST, SOUTH AND

SUMMER ABBANGEMENT.On andafter September 13,1375, trains wll. ranu

fouows:Washington.... 6.00 a.m. I Baltimore. 7:80 a. a," ...,11:55 a.m. I ' .... 853 a.m.

. m.1 . 1:15 p.m.L " 8:10 d. m!

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,with ELEGANT SCENEBY, Palace Bute-roo-

dayand night cars, with modern Improvements.Two hundred mUea saved to Western and Central

New York.6:CO a. in. dally for the West, Da!ly,exceptSun.

day, for the North, to Canandalgua, Buffalo andNiagara Falls.11:56 a. m. dally, except Bunday, West and Nonato WUlUmsport and Lock Haven.

6:50 p. m. dally, for Pittsburg and the West, anddally, except Saturday, for the North.

Through from Washington to Pittsburg, Chicago,and Bocheiler without change.

Tickets by this route can be procured at the of.floes, northeast corner or Thirteenth street andPennsylvania avenue and Statl. street and Penn-sylvania avenue, where reliable Information willbe given at aU times.

Passengers procuring tickets at these offices cansecure accommodations In Palace cars for Pitta-to- g.

Chicago, ndBoche.ter.MGeneral Paisenger Agent, Phlladelphla,pa.

tes-t- r

BUILDING 1VLA.TERIALS

ARTIFICIAL STONE COHPASTTHE THE DISTRICT CF COLUMBIAIs prepared to supply, at shert notice. Tiling forVestibules, Bldewalts, footways and Curbing, Indifferent colors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments.House and Lawn fcteps aad Platforms; bousesfrosted; cellar walls and flooring cemented to ex-clude darepneis: kitchens and areas cemented andmade perfectly dry. and a sure preventive againsttbe Intrusion of rats. Insects, tcu and all otherwork executed lor which Portland Cement isadapted, our Portland Cemtst becomes in a lewdays sup rlor to any of tbe marble or natural stonein common use, aid is an admliable Imitation ofeither marble or rtone; is more durable, ana In-creases its crushing resistance with age. Its beautyM VU1,IC,UU1UUJ1C

C. M, ROBERTS, Manager,JaX--tf 436 Louisiana avenue.

g P K U C E j ojtS T..Je JStTJS'.'.J' about 1,500. 069 feet and a.

JOIST, very best quality, from 4inches to 12 inches wide, 10 24 eetlong. whichwe are authorized by the ewners to sell for CASHwithout regard to cost.

In order to close It out as soon as possible, wehave determined to tell It very much below cost,and very much less than it can be bought In thismarket.

Purchasers will find it to their Interest to exam.Ine this lumber and learn our prices.

Large f or AIX j,,.always on band, at lowest market prices.T. IDW. t'liaHU cc GO

OBccDepot and llanlng-Ml-

mhi2-t- f Foot of Fourth st. east.

at seven cents per bushel.caxtare extra. Orders leftOIII.IOHT 8FVICK.

So. fUTentlistrectt.atlU Jflrststteet, O&thDtoner Third and X streets, ee IN s"Tldate itMIluuiaMrwB,wuiBepr(B3ru auw sausKss,

THE NATIONAL KEPUBUCANV SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 9. 1875.

PROPOSALS.pBOFOSALS FOB MAIL BAQS.

PosTOrric-r-, DzrABTant-vT- , I

September a, 1875, ISealed propoiali will be received at this De-

partment nntll 12 o'clock noon, the EIGHT-EENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1S7S, for

by contract, for roar years, from the flritday or July, 1875, inch quantities of LeatherMall Pouches as may, from time to time, be re--quirea ana oraerea; eucu poacnea to conform, inevery respect, to the samples on exhibition In thisDepartment, and in the post offices at Boston,Hartford, New York, Phlladalphla, Cincinnati,Lonlsvllle, St. Lonls and Chicago.

Specifications ofthe construction and materialsof these samples will be furnished, on applicationto the Second Assistant Postmaster General-Bidder- s,

before mbmlttlng proposals, shouldtbereforo carefully examine such samples andcompare them with the specifications referred to.

The label cases, which are to be attached tos by the contractor, will be furnished

to him ror that purpose by the Department.All the leather mall poaches contracted tor ate

to be deliverable at the risk and expense or the con-tractor, and at times, and In such quantities,as may be required and ordered at the post officesIn the following places, viz.: Boston, Massachu-setts; New York and New York; Philadelphia,Pennsylvania; Washington, District of Columbia,Cincinnati, Ohio; St. Louis, Missouri, and Chi-cago, llUnols. They are to be r'.gtdly inspectedbefore delivery at the place orthtlr manufacture;and none of them found to be Inferior to the sam-ple, In any respect, will be accepted or paid for.

The average number or such pouches requiredwill probably not exceed ten thousand annually.But the Postmaster General will reserve theright to order more or less than that number, asthe wants and interests or the service mar seemto him to demand.

The bids wUl be opened.verifled and announcedIn this Department on the EIGHTEENTH DAYOF NOVEMBEB,J875, beginning at noon, andthe Postmaster General will decide thereon with-in five days thereafter.

The Postmaster General hereby reserves theright to reject any or all the bids received underthis advertisement if, in bis judgment, the Inter-ests or the Department may thereby be promoted.

The accepted bidder must, within twenty daysafter the receipt of the contract for his signature,duly execute the same, giving a bond, in the sumof twenty thousand dollars, with sureties satisfac-tory to the Postmaster General conditioned rorthe faithful and proper performance of the eon-tra-

; and lor a ialinre on the part or the con-tractor to comply with the contract bo and bissureties shall be liable ror the forfeiture of thelull rum ol twenty thousand dollars, as liquidateddamages, to be sued for In the name of the UnitedStates In an action ol debt in any court baring;Jurisdiction thereof.

Every proposal must be accompanied with abond, in the penalty of five thousand dollars, exe-cuted by tbe bidder and two sureties, (certified tobe sufficient by the postmaster of the place wherethey reside,) conditioned ror tbe bidders entering;Into contract, with bond and sureties, as hereinbe-fore specified, la case bis proposal shall be accept-ed by the Postmaster General.

Blank forms or proposal, bond, &c, will be fur-nished on application to the Second AssistantPostmaster General, and all bidden are requiredto conform thereto In submitting; proposals underthis advertisement.

Every proposal should be inclosed In a sealedenvelope, indorsed "Proposals for Mail Bags,"andbeaddressedtotbe "Second Assistant Post-master General, Washington. D. O."

MABSHALL JEWELL,sell Postmaster General.ALE OF SMALL-ASMS- .s

Bureau of Ordnance, iXAYX fWAEnlNOTOX, D. C, Sept. 7, 1875. J

Bids will be received at this office until noon ofOctober 9, 1875, for tbe purchase era quantity orobsolete arms, accoutrements and ammunition atthe several navy yards.

Catalogues will be furnished on application tothe bureau, or to the commandants of the naryyards.

Terms casb : Twenty per cent, payable on ac-ceptance or bid, and all articles to be removedwithin twenty days from close or sale or forfeited.

Tbe Government reserves tbe right to refuseany bid not deemed satisfactory.

Packing-boxe- s to be paid for at a price to be de-termined on by tbe commandants of tbe respec-tive navy yards.

WILLIAM N. JEFFEBS,Chief of Bureau.

uN1TLD &TATE3 MAIL.

VIBGINIA,Post Omcx Department,

WASHiaOTOir, September 7,1S75.Proposals will be received at the Contract Office

of this Department until 3 o'clock p. m., or Octo-ber SO, is:5, (te be decided November 1,) ror

the malls oi tbe United States from Janu-ary 1, 1870, to Jnne 30, 1877, on tbe following routesin tbe State of Virginia, and by the schedule ordepartures and arrivals herein specified, Tit:No.

11148 From York town to Warwick: O. U.,12 milesand back. Once a week.

Leave Warwick O. H., Thursday, at 10 a.m.Arrive at Yorktown by H m.Leave Yorktown Thursday, at 1 p. m.Arrive at Warwick O. H. by 3 p. ra.Bond required wltb bid, 1C0.

112oi From Davis' Mills, by Fancy Grove, tomiles and back, once a week.

Leave Davis' Mills Friday, at 8 a. ra.Arrive at Kasey's by 11 a. m.Leave Kasey's Friday, at 1 p. m.Arrive at Davis' MU1 by 3 p. m.Bond required wltb bid, 1W.

11304 From Point Truth, by Locust Lane.Osborn'sFord, Fort Blackmore and Duncan's Mills,to Eye Cove, 27 miles and back, twice aweek.

Leave Point Truth Tuesday and Saturday,at s a. m.

Arrive at Bye Cove by 7 p. m.Leave Eye Cove Tuesday and Siturday.at

0 a.xn.Arrive at Point Truth by 4 p. ra.Bond required wltb bid, $400.

11377 From Gordonsville, by Barboursrllle andBuckersvllle, to StanardsvlUe, 19 milesand back, three times a week.

Leave Gordonsville Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday, at 2 p. m.

Arrive at StanardsvlUe by 8 p. m.Leave StanardSTllleTuesday.Tbunday and

Saturday, at 6 a.m.Arrive at Gordonsville by 11 a. m.Bond required wltb bid, 1300.

11111 From Areola, (Gum Spring,) to Loudoun,(Station,) miles aad back, three timesa week.

Leave Areola Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-urday, at 7 a. m.

Arrive at Loudoun by 9 a. m.Leave Loudoun Tuesday, Thursday and

Saturday, at 10 a. m.Arrive at Areola by 12 m.Bond required with bid, 200.

11113 From Theological Seminary to Alexandria3 miles and back, six times a week.

Leave Theological Seminary dally, exceptSunday, at 2 p. m.

Arrive at Alexandria by 320 p. ra.Leave Alexandria dally, except Sunday, at

3:3) p. to.Arrive at Theological Seminary by 1:30

p.m.Bond required wltb bid, $200.

11487 From Mlddleburc to tbe Plains, 8 miles andback, six times a week.

Leave Mlddleburg; dally, except Sunday, at8 a.m.

Arrive at tbe Plains by 10:30 a. m.Leave the Plains dally, excopt Sunday, at

11a.m.Arrive at Mlddleburg by 150 p. m.Bond required wltb bid, $300.

11469 From Cedar Creek to Newtown Stephens--burg, six miles and back, twice a week.

Leave Cedar Creek Wednesday and Satur-day, at 4 p. m.

Arrive at Newtown Stepbensburs by 7 p. in.Leave Newtown Stephentburg Wednesday

and Saturday, at 2.15 p. m.Arrive at Cedar Creek by 8 p. m.Bond required wltb bid, $120.

11470 From Yellow Bran:b to Lawyers, 8 milesand back, three times a week.

Leave Yellow Branch Tuesday, Thursdayand Saturday, at 10 a. m.

Arrive at Lawyers by 12 ra.Leave Lawyers Tuesday, Thursday and

Saturday, at 1 p. ra.Arrive at Yellow Branch by 3 p. ra.Bond required with bid, $180.

11471 From Hill Grove to Hurt's Storo, s milesand back, three times a week.

Leave Hill Grove Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday, at 10 a. m.

Arrive at Hurt's Store by 12 m.Leave Hurt's Store Tuesday, Thursday and

Saturday, at 1 p. m.Arrive at Kill Grove by 3 p. m.Bond required with bid, $180.

11472 From Chalk Level to Ward's Springs, Tmiles and back, three times a week.

Leave Chalk Level Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday, at 10 a. ra.

Arrive at Ward's Springs by 12 m.Leave Ward's Springs Tuesday, Thursday

and Saturday, at 1 u. ra.Arrive at Chalk Level by 3 p. m.Bond required wltb bid, $20j.

11474 From Leesvllle to Lynch's Station, 8 milesand back, three times a week.

Leave Leesvllle Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday, at 10 a. m.

Arrive at Linen's btatlon by 12 m.Leave Lynch's Station Tuesday, Thursday

and Saturday, at 1 p. ra.Arrive at Leesvllle at 3 p. m.Bond required wltb bid, $150.

114'S From Ca-itl- Craig to Otter Elver, 7 milesand back, three times a we'jk.

LeaTe Castle Craig Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday, at 10 a. m.

Arrive at Otter Elver by 12 m.Leave Otter Biver Tuesday, Thursday and

Saturday, at 1p.m.Arrive at Castle Craig by 3 p. m.Bond required wltb bond, $200.

11481 From Mount Sidney, by Stonewall Mills,(N. O.,) to Mllnesrllle, 8 miles and back,twice a week.

Leave Mount Sidney Wednesday and Satur-day at 1 p. ra.

Arrive at Mllnesville by 320 p. m.Leave Mllnesville Wednesday and Satur-

day at 8a.m.Arrive at Mount Sidney by 1020 a. m.Bond required with bid, $150.

11(82 From Liberty, by Peterson's and Ewlng'sStore, to Smyrna Church, 15 raUes andback, twice a week.

Leave Liberty Wednesday and Saturday at7 a.m.

Arrive at Smyrna Church by 12 m.Leave Smyrna Church Wednesday and Sa-

turday aU p-- m.Arrive at Liberty by 6 p. m.Bend required with bid, $250.

Fcr forms of proposal, bond and certificate, andalso for Instructions as to tbe conditions to be em-braced In tbe contract, &C--, see advertisement ofthis date In pamphlet rorm, September 1, 1875, in-viting proposals tor mall service In Virginia, to befound at the terminal post offices or the aboverouter, and to be bad on application to the SecondAssistant Postmaster General.

Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, suit,tcribed "Mall Proposals, State jor Virginia,"and addressed to the Second Assistant Pest-mast-

General.MABSHALL JEWtLL,

Postmaster GeneraL

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PBOPOSALS.

pKUPOSALS FOB FORAGE,

UEADQ'as Deft, or nit Platte, iOrrici: Cniar QuAitTxitMASTrn, i

Ouaxm, Neb., Sept. 13, 1373. )Sealed proposals, m triplicate, will be received

at this office until 11 o'clock a. m., WEDNES-DAY, October so, KI5, at which place and timetbey will be opened in tbe presence of bidders, fortbe delivery la new gunny and burlap sacks, atOmaha Depot, Nebraska, In quantities as re-quired, during: second quarter or the fiscal yearending June SO, 1S7S, or two million (2,000.000)pounit of Corn, one million (1,000,000) pounds ofOut i.

Proptsals for a less quantity will be received.Each bid to be considered should be guaranteed

by two responsible parties, not bidders, that tbeywill become bondsmen on award of contract.

Tke proposals must be la triplicate, and bemade separately for Corn and lor Oats, and tnuifstale lie crop from uhlch it Upropoitt to deliver.

Preference will be given to articles of domestic)production.

Bids should bo Indorsed on envelope "Bids forForage."

Tbe contracts will be let with tbe proTtio thattbe quantities contracted ror may be Increased orreduced one-thi- by tbe Chief Quartermaster ofthe Department at any time pending full de-livery.

Tbe right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.Blank olds lurnlshed and fall conditions made

known on application to this office.ALEX. J. PERRY.

Deputy Quartermaster General.

AUCTION SALES.To-Da-y.

T3T THOMAS DOIYLINO,Jj Auctloneerand Real Estate Broker, -(8uccessorto Latimer A Cleary,)

Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh street.'

BLACK PONEY, YOUNG, GENTLE ANDFAST: PIIAKTON. NEARLY NEW: NEWSET OF HARNESS; NEARLY NEW COVER,WITH HOOD, ROUES. &C, AT AUCTION.On SATURDAY MORNlNh, October 9, 1575, at

l: o'clock. In front of my auction rooms, I shallsell the above complete ontflt.

Parties desiring sneb a team should give this saletheir attention. Can be seen prior to sale at 1913Vermont avenue. Term., cash,

ocs It TnOS. DOU LING. Auctioneer.

BTB. n.WARNEK,Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,

Federal Buildings, cor. Seventh and F sts. N.W.TRUSTEE- '- SALE Of A Y AND

BASKMENT BRICK DWELLING ON THEKAST SIDE OF ElUIITEENTH STREET. BE-TWEEN r.EW YOBK AVENUE AND TSTREET NOKinWEST.By virtue ora deed or trust, dated November

IS, a. D. 1S74, duly recorded in Liber 763, folio 115,one of the land records for the District otColara-bl- a,

and at the request ofthe party secured there-by, I shall sell, at public auction, In front of thepremises, on SATURDAY, October 8. at 3o'clock p. ra., all that certain piece or parcel ofground, iltuateln the city or Washington, Dbtrletof Columbia, known and described as lot six (6) ofWinder's subdivision or aqaare numbered onehundred and seventy, (W,)tozetherwltb the Im-provements, dc.

Terms One fonrth In cash: balance In six.twelve and elahUen months, wltb lnterest,secnredby a deed or trust on tbe property sold. A depositof tioo will be required at time or sale, and allconveyatelng at purchaser's cost. Terras to becomplied with In seven days.

PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, Trustee.sep23.TnTh3 J. T. COLDWELL. Salesman.

rntnre Days.

THOMAS BOWLING,BY Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,(Successor to Latimer & Cleary, )

Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue an!Eleventh street.

TBUSTEE'8 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVEDPROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE,NEAR BALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILROADDEPOT.By virtue of two deeds of trust, dated May 23.

1S7C, and December 31, 1S70, and recorded in LiberS14, folios 431 and !, lolloSS), IwtllsellonTUE-DAY- ,

tbe 12th day of October, 1375, at 4 JO o'clock,in front of tho premises, Lots Nos. 2X 23 and 23, inWilkes' subdivision, in Square No. C3L

Lots Nos. 22 and 23 will be sold together. Theyfront 43 feet on New Jersey avenue and extendback to an alley, and are improved wltb a fine brickdwelling and store.

Lot No. 28 Is tbe first from the corner of C street,front 22 feet S inches en New J ersty avenu, and IsImproved wltb a store anl frame dwelling-bouse- .

Sale will commence with Lot No. 26.Terms of sale: One third cash: residue In equal

carmenta, at six and twelvemonths, with Interest,

which la to be forfeited unless the terms aresale.

i'rEU. W. JONES. Trustee.THOS. HOWLING.

ocl-dt- (Star Auctioneer.

BT WI1.LI AMS & KEli NEDT,Auctioneers and Real Estate Rrokers,

Le Droit Building.CHANCERY SALE OFV ALU ABLE REAL

SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OFB STREET NOR I II, BETWEEN FIRST ANDSECOND STREETS EAST. ALSO A LOT ANDJltAME DWELLING IN THE REAR OF SAIDPROPERTY". THE ENTIRK PROPERTY ISIN ONK PIECE, AND COMMANDS A SPLEN-DID VIEW OF TUE EAST CAPITOL, PARK,BEINO SITUATED WITHIN SIXTY YARDSOF THE SAMR. AS A BUILULNO-3ITJ- S ITIS UNSURPASSED.By virtue of a decree or the Supreme Court of

the District of Colombia, passed In stidcourt ontbe 7th day of September. A. D.,1875, Inequitycause No. 4,313, in which Rosetta Boston et al.are plaintiffs, vs. Richard 11. Boston et al.. defen-dants, I will offer for sale, at public auction. Infront of tbe premise, on MONDAY, tbe 11th dayof October, A.L.D., 1873, at 5 o'clock, p. m., all thosecertain pieces or parcels of land and premises sit-uate, lying, and being In tbe said City of Wash-ington. District of Columbia, and known and de-scribed upon tbe ground plat or plan of said cityas lots lettered "A," "B,' and in ThomasH. Parsons recorded of original lotnumbered six, (6,) In square numbered seven hun-dred and twenty-riv- e, (721,) together with all theImprovements thereon, consisting of two (I).framodwellings.

Terms ofssle: One thlrJ cash: thebalance In equalrayments or six, twelve, and eighteen months, torwhich the notes ol tbe purchi-er- , bearing eightper cent. Interest from day of sale, are to oelren. A deed In tlmpli will be given, and aeed of trust taken to secure the payment of aald

notes. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Adeposit or J10O will be required at tlmeofsile. Itthe terms of sale are not compiled with In sevendays from day or sale, the trustee reserves theright to resell the property at the risk and costof the defaulting purchaser or purchasers, uponaivln sr flri. dava notlee ofaneh resale in some newspaper published in Washington. D. C.

WILLIAMS JtKKNNEDY.ocl-ld- s Anstloneers.

BT B. IT. WARNER,Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.

Federal Buildings, corner of seventh and r streeuuuruincs..forUale.washington city houses and lots.Ht virtue nf the la.t wilt anil testament of Marr

Ann Keir, admitted to probate 27th July last, andordered to be recorded by tho Supreme Court oflusifuiiict ua .wumui, idu ;p.u,c v wuisi- -lng Real Estate, which were devlsei to the sub-scriber to be sold, disposed of. and conreved bvblm In fee simple to the purchasers, and with thoproceeds tbertof to pay off her money legacies.me suuscriDcr ouers lor sale me iuuuw.uic uuu.esand lots, late the estate of the said Mary AnnKerr, bis testatrix, viz:

First and second. Tne brick dwellings, storesand premises on south side of Pennsylvania ave-nue and O street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.square 3:0. Lots E and r', formerly In the occupa-tion of Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe and afr. George W.Drew, each fronting 23 feet IX Inches on the Ave-nue, and a feet 7M Inches on C street. The firstcontains 2,473iquare feel, the latter 2,617 squirefeet. By awilttcn agreement with A. R. Siep-her- d,

esq., the purchaser ortot Fhas the right touse a division wall adjoining the side or this let.

Thlid. Lot No. 2, Square No. 61, on the northside of New York avenue IU feet 11 Inches, and Kfeet 3 Inches on Twenty-thir- d street, containing10.204 square feet.

Fourth. Lot No. 4, of square 104, 27 fast 3 incheson the north side of street north, containing4,534sqsarereet

Ilfth. Lot No. 12, Siuaro 233, 50 feet frontontbe cast side ofThlrtecnth street west, containing7,756 square feet.

Sixth. Lot 23, Squire 73, 40 feet on K street,nearTwcntlethstrcet,4,10squarefcet.

Seventh. Lot 4, Square 805, 32 fee ton Seventhstreet east, 5,672 square feet.

Elthth. Lot No. 5, Square 817, 40 feet on Fifthstreet easi.suaiH square ice.

Ninth. Lot No. 5, Square 835, 74 feet S inches ontii ,.,,! (Mnnf at aasarhnsetta avenne anl 4 fest

8 Inches ob Seventh street, 10,0o2 square reel. 4Tenth. Lot 4, Square 734, 64 reel 4 inches on

North Carolina avenue, between First and Secondstreets east, 7,tt3 square feet.

Eleventh? Lot , Square 065. 32 feet 8 Inches onTenth street east,5,2tf sqnare feet; ot alleyon south of this lot. . . --...

Twelfth. Lot 7. aquare , "e "S """street east, and 57 feet 11 Inches on North B street.

The terms of the sale are: One third or the pur-chase money to be paid within thirty days fromtbe day or sale, and the balance In six and twelvemonths from the day of sale, bearing nix per cent.Interest from that day, to be secured to the satls-factl- an

of the subscriber. Adeposltortsjwlllbsrequired on the day or sale from each purchaser.On payment or the purchase money-an- d not

subscriber will execute the deeds.Some of these lots may be sold In divisions lild

off by the surveyor, er entire, to suit purchasers.Purchasers are requested to write to the sub-

scriber, or to leave their offirs at theofflcepf Ran-

dall Hagncr. esq., Attoraey-at-La- Yonng'sLaw liulldlng. Louisiana avenue, or with HenryK. Randall, so. ISO) F street..

Knot sold before, the lots will be offered at nub-ile sale on TUESDAY, the 2!th October Instant, at10 o'clock a.m., as to Nos. land 2 of this adver-tisement, lots on Pennsylvania avenue, and on thepremises, respectively. As to the other lots, at 4

o'clock p. m. on that day, fjllowtni the order oftbflr numbers herein, beginning at No. 3, and allto be sold oa the premises. If the sale be not fin-ished on ibat day tbe sale will be continued dallytbercafterat4o'dockphm.NDAi KiM

Annapolis, Aid.J. T. COLDWaCLL, dalesman- -

GOVERNMENT SALES.OB SALE.F 308.000 ACRES

IN KANSAS.By direction of the Honorable Secretary or the

Interior, the nnderslgnedwlll receive sealed bidsfor the purchase of any or all of tbe unsold landswest or the Neosho river, along the southern lineor the State or Kansas, embraced within what lagenerally known as the "Cherokee strip."

These lands are offered for sale in compliancewlththe provisions or an act of Congrcas approvedMay 11, la72. U. S. Statutes-at-Larg- e, vol. xvlUpp. asandS9.3

They will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.In quantities not exceeding one hundred aad sixtyacres, at not less than two dollars per acre for all ofsaid lauds ljlng east of the Arkansas river, andone dollar and fifty cents per acre for such lands aslie west of said river.

Panted lists, describing the lands hereby offeredfor sale by thelrproper legal subdivisions, andin-dlcati-

the minimum price at which each tract isbeld. will be sent by mall to the address of any per-son making application therefor to the Commis-sioner or the General Land Office or to the registerand receiver or tke local offl:es at Wichita and In-dependence, Kansas.

Persons offering to purchase may bid ror as manytracts as they may desire, but each bid mu3t besepiratelymade and sealed, and must be for notmore than cne hundred and alxty acres, (and con-form to the legal subdivisions embraced In the

Bids must be accompanied by ten per cent, of theamount bid as a guarantee of the good faith of thebidder, which sura, lncuethelxndlsawardedandtbe balance not paid, will be forfeited. SUonld anybid be rejected, the sum deposited will be returned

Parties whose bid's are accepted will be notifiedof such acceptance as soon afterthe opening of thebids aa practicable, and It within forty days aftersuch notice has been duly mailed payment in fullbe not made to the Commissioner of the GeneralLand Office orthe amount bid. theland upouwhlchsuch bid was madewlirbe again subject to sale.

The ten per cent, deposit required to accompanybids may be remitted la Post Ofilce orders, certifi-cates of deposit, certified checks on some Govern-ment depository, payable to the order to the Com-missioner or the General Land Office, or in cur--' The right to reject any and all b'ds Is expresslyreserved.

All bids most be scald and addressed to the'Commlf sioeer or the General Land Ofilce, Wash-

ington, D. C." and Indorsed "Bids for CherokeelilSswiil'be received as above Invited until 12

o'clock noon orthe thirtieth day or November.1675, aRir wblcb they will be duly opened and actedUBon. J1' s ByuDETT,

Commissioner Of the General Ijnd Ofilce,WAOlirstlTOS, D. C, September 13, 1873.octeKWiw

OP OHDNANOE AND OBDNANOESALE STORES.ROCK ISLASD AnSKXAL, ILL., Aug. 23, 1873.

Will be offered for sale at publlo auction, com-mencing at 10 o'clock a. ra., OCTOBER 28, 1873,at this Arsenal, a quantity of Cannon, Musketsand Hides, Carbines and Pistols, Swords, Accou-trements, small-an- a Ammunition, AC its. Acatalogue of the articles to be sold will bs furn-ished on application at this Arsenal, at the Ord-nan-

Agency, New York, or at the Ordnaneo.Office, Washington, D. C. .

Terms cash: Ten per cent, on the dayofsaleen acceptance ora bid and tbe remainder whentbo property is delivered.

Incase oftbe failure of T Pareauer nnialtathe rcaulred deposit the sale to blm will be

and roW.and tbe stores maybe

BA.?sPt?.Pw.llb.muiredtoberemovMTrttniaVre.dmu,tP?r.m"vedwitbIn.h.

and any purchaser lalllng-wltbln- tbat Ume- -to

complete the payment for tbe stores purchased,by blm will fcrfelt the ten per cent, deposited ond

The Government reserves the right to refuseany bid not deemed satisfactory.

Packing; boxes to be paid for at a stated price,to be determined by the commanding; officer.

D. W. FLAGLER,seSJ-t- t major of Ordnance, Commanding.

AUCTTON SALES.Future Dny.

BT EDWIN J. SWEETReal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,

No. 511 Seventh street, opposite U. S. Post Office.

BALE OF A NEW DESIRABLE BRICKIIOUSKNO. US B STREET NORTHEAST;THREE (J) 8TOKIKS AND CELLAR: COOK-ING RANGE: HOT AND COLD WATER;EVERY ROOM HEATJCD Br I.AIIOE FUR-NACE IN CELLAR: SJELLAR DRT ANDCOKCRETED; EIGHT ROOMS BESIDESBATH-ROO- HOUSE 19 WITHIN TWO (2)SQUARES OF TUE EAST CAPITOL PARK.I will offer ror sale on TUESDAY, the 19th day

of October, 1873, the east sixteen feet eight andone balflnchea front or orUtnal lot three, (I.) insquare No. IH, wltb average depth of eighty (SO)feet, wltb the Improvements thereon, as above de-scribed.

Terms of sale as fallows : Two thousand dollars(tx.0CO) on the sth day or April, 1890, five hundredand eighty-fiv- e dollars on February 27, 1S7S, bothsoma to bear ten per cent. Interest, payable semi-annually: tbe balance In cash; $200 down at time ofsale It terms or sale are not complied with inseven days from day or sale tbe property wUl bsresold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.

E. jf SWEET.Auctioneer.

BY JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer,ion lrennsyivania avenne.

TRUSTEE'S SAL'S OF HOUSEHOLD FUENI-TOR- E.

By virtue of two deedsoftrust, dated respe:tlvelyApril 17. A. D. 1874, and May 11, A. D. 1374, dulyrecordedln Liber 741, folios Ji4and75I, folio 3, ortheland records lor Washington county. District orColumbia, and at the request of the party securedthereby, 1 win sell at public auetlont on the premi-ses, at dwelling-hous- e N o. 512Tweirth street north-west, on WEDNESDAY. October 13, lflS, at 10o'clock a. m all tnefumltureenumeratedand con-tained in schedules "A" and "U" attached to andsecured by the d deed oftrust, eitherby the piece or as awbole, in tbe discretion or theundersigned at the hour or sale.

Terms casb. JAMES GUILD, Trustee.octSMl JAMES GUILD. Auct.

YOUNG MIDDIXTON,Auctioneers, Real Estate and Insurance Agtnta,

Le Droit Building, corner Eighth and F streets.

TRUSTEES' SALE OFVALUABLE IMPROVEDREAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON TENTHSTREET EAST. TWO DOORS NORTH OFSOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE, IMPROVEDBY ATWO-&TOR- T FRAME DWELLING.By virtue or a decree or the Supreme Court of

tbe District of Columbia, passed la equity causeNo. 4.1SL, wherein Edwin L. Stanton, receiver, iscomplainant and John T.Johnson etaLare de-fendants, the undersigned, trustees, will tell, atpublic auction, to the highest bidder, in front ofthe premises, on THURSDAY, the21stdayof Octo-ber, 1875. at tbe hour of 1 JO p. m., all that place orparcel of 'ground lying and being in the city of

ashlngton, in the District or Columbia, andknown and described as part of lot numbered one,(l,)lnsquarenumberednlne hundred and fertv-fiv- e,

(945,1 beginning ror the same on Tenth streetcast sixty (SO) feet north from tbe southeast cornerof said let, and tunning thence north thirty (90)feet, thence west one hundred and thirty-or- e (131)leet, thence south two (!) feet to tbe southeast cor-ner of lot numbered three, ii,) thence southerlywith the south line of lot numbered two (2) twenty-eig- ht

(2) feet ten and one half (10.1') Inches, thenceeast to the place of beginning, together with theImprovements, consisting or a two-stor-y framedwelling containing five rooms and attic

Terras of sale, as prescribed by said decree: Onethird or the purchase money in cash and the bal-ance thereof in equaltnstallments of six and twelvemonths; the deterred payments to bear interest at S

ler cent, from the dar of sale and to be secured bythe notes or the purchaser and to be a lien on theproperty sold. At the time of sale a deposit of tioowilt be required of the purchaser. If the terms ofsale be not compiled with In seven days rrom day ofsale the property will be resold at the risk and costof Ue defaulting purchaser. AU conveyancing atpurchaser's expense.

AUGUSTUS I. WORTHTNGTON,J.CREbSWELLHEALD, J

YOUNO A MIDDLBfON,Auctioneers.

BY SABL. KEB, Auctioneer,Building.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVEDPROPERTY ON E STREET SOOTH, BE-TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETSEAST.By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated April

27, 1873. and duly recorded In Ilhtr 713, folio 847.one of tbe land records for the District of Colum-bia, and at the request of tne party securedthereby, I will sell, at public auction. In front of thepiemlses, on TUESDAY. Oct. IS), lt73, at S o'clock

the following described real estate, situateft.m., City or Washington, District or Columbia,to wit: Part or lot numbered two (2) In squarenumbered eight hundred and twenty-on- e, (811,)beginning ror the same six (6) feet rrom tbe south-west corner or said lot two (2) nd running northninety (to) feet, thence east twenty-si- x (JS) feetseven (,J incucs, lucncs suma incaii iuj iccfc.thence west ten (10) reet seven (7) Inches, thencesontn seventy 1,0 xeet to ine line or b. street,thence with and by said E s'.reet west sixteen (16)feet to the plsce of beginning, together with theimprovements. 2C.

Terms: One third cashtbalance at six anl twelvemonlbstwlth interest at 8 per cent, per annum,secured by deed of trnst. A deposit or one bnn-dr-

dollars will be required at time or sale, andaU conveyancing at purchaser'a cost,

QEO. W 8TICKNEY, Trustee.I ocs-dl- SAM'L EER. Auctioneer.

BY TV. YV. COX SON.Real Estate Brokers,

819 Seventh street northwest.VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON

OURTENTH STBE1T, BETWEEN SANDT STREETS.We will offer for sale the prop-

erty on MONDAY. October 11, 1873, at 5 o'clock p.m., at public auction, on the premises, being allor lotnlne, (9,)ln sqnare two hundred and thirty-eigh- t,

(238, beginning for the same at a point onehundred (100) feet north from north S street, alongthe west line of said square, and running thencenorth sixty-tw-o feet six inches, (C.S,) thence eastone hundred and twentr feet two inches. (120.2.)thence south forty-tw-o feet six inches, (12.6,)thence west thirty feettwo inches, (30.2.) thencesouth twenty (20) feet, thence west ninety (90) feetto the place or beginning.

Terms or sale: One fourth casb ; balance In equalInstallments or six, twelve and eighteen monthsrespectively, fr which sum the purchaser's noteswill be taken, bearing Interest at 7 per cent, perannum, to be secured by a deed of trust on tbepropertysoId;2COdownontbedavofsale.

oc6-5- t THOS. DOWL1NO, Auct.

BY THOMAS DOWLINU,Auctloneerand Heal Estate Broker,

(Successor to Latimer & Cleary,)Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Elev-

enth street.CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue of a decree of theSupreme Court of theDistrict or Colombia, made In tlie cause or U

vs. Flandran et al.. No. 4,457, EquityDocket Jo. 15. and dated September 14, 1873, 1 willoffer at auction on MONDAY, tha nth day or Oc-tober next, on tbe premlsea. at 4 o'clock p. m., adesirable brick dwelling In Georgetown, formerlythe residence of Mrs. Jane Macomb, the propertybeing bounded as follows: Beginning at the en 1 or29 feet 7 Inches measured eat on the north line ofFirst street from the east line of I'otomae street,and running thence on said Hue of First street east47 feet to the property formerly owned by John T.ShaafT, thence with aald property north 107 feet toan alley, thence with said alley west 47 feet, andthence In a straight line to the beginning, withtbe improvements, consisting or a two-sto- ry brickdwelling, with basement and attic. The propertyIs most desirably situated, has convenient opengreund, and is capable oMmprovement.

Terms or sale: One third of the purchase moneyto be paid in cash, and the residue In two equal In-stallments at six and twelve months respectively,to be secured by approved notes, bearing Interestand a reserved lien on tbe property. The terms ofsale must be complied with within one week aftersale, or tbe property may be resold at the risk andcost or the purchaser. All conveyancing at thepurchaser's cost. WALTER . COX, Trustee.

THOS. DOWLING, Auct.

E. J. SWEET,BY Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,IU Seventh street, opp. United States Post Office.

TRU8TEE8' 8ALEOFA NEAT TWO STORYBRICK DWELLING, 631 MARYLAND AVE-NUE, NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN SIXTH ANDSEVENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.By virtue ofa deed of trnt, dated August 23. A.

D. 1S73, dulyiecordcd in Liber No. 723, folio 273,one or the land records for the District or Colum-bia, and at the request or the party secured there-by, we will sell at public auction. In front of thepremises, on THURSDAY. October 14, 1373. at io'clock p. m., the following described real estatesituate la tLe city of Washington, District of Co-lumbia, it : All that piece or parcel or groundknown and designated as lot numbered twelve.(12,) In D. Carroll's subdivision or square num-bered four hundred and sixty-tw- (432.)

Terms: 2.0tn, with interest at ten per cent.,from August 23, 1173. to dar of sale, and expenseorsalelnrasb, and the balance at six and twelvemonths, ror which the notes or the purchaser,bearing Interest from the day or sale, and securedby a deed of trust on she property sold will betaken. A deposit of tioo will be required of thepurchaser at the time or sale, and all conveyancingat tbe expense of purchaser. I r termsof sale are notcompiled wlth-l- n scvenMays from tbe day of sale,the trustees reserve tbe rliht te resell the prop-erly at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-chaser after five days advertisement,

BRAINARD H. WARNER Irrnit...UEOROE W. STICKNEY, Jrnssees.E. J. SWi-ET- , Auctioneer.

SAUL. KEIl,BY Seal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,Le Droit Building.

TRUSTEE'S 8ALE OF A THREE-STOR- ANDBASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, BEING No. 114C STREET NORTHEAST.By virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 2, A

D. 1372., and duly recorded In Liber No. 673, folio420, one of the land records of the District of Co-lumbia, and at tbe requestor the party securedthereby, I shall sell at public auction. In front oftbe premises, on THURSDAY. October 14, 1875, at5:30 p.m., the following-describe- d real estate Inthe District of Columbia, being part of lot eight,(82,) in square seven hnndredand twenty-fou- r,

(74,) beginning for tbe same at a point nineteen(19) feet two (2J Inches from the southwest cornerof said lot numbered eight, (J,) running thenceeast along the line or O street twenty (20) feet;tbenee north one hundred and sixty-eig- (I6)tfcetthreeandone half (3,1) Inches to a thirty-foo- )alley; thence west along said alley fourteen (11)feet eight (8) Inches; thence south seventy-elrh- t(78) feet three (3) Inches; thence west live (3) feetfour(4) Inches: thence south ninety (90) feet onehairOi) Inch to place or beginning, together withimprovements, 4c.

lerms of sale as prescribed by the deed oftrust:Tour thousand dollars, with Interest from Febru-ary IS. 1374, and expenses of sa'.e In casb, and thebalance in six and twelve months, with Interestfrom day of sale. A depositor 200wlil be requiredor tbe purchaser when the property is bid off. Ifterms of sale are not complied with in seven days,the trustee reserves the right to resell tbe prop-erty at the risk and cost of tun defaulting pur-chaser. GEO. W. STICKNEY, Trustee.

SAMUEL KER, Auctioneer.seVTb&TuSds

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOB SALE.

By vlrtne ofa deed of trust from the late JamesI. Hnntonand hiawHe. the uuderslsned, trustee,will on the d day of NOVEMBER. 1973, at thecourt-hous- e In Warrenton, Virginia, sell at pub-lic auction the valuable residence called "Clear-mont- ,"

adjoining the town of Warrenton. Thehouse and gronndssreexceedlnglvhandjoine. Thebouse has eleven rooms, and Is built of brick, withthirty acrea or land attached.

Terms or Sale By agreement, one fourth orpur-cbs-

money cash; tho residue in three eqoaflu-itailmMlsl- Sf

one, twqand threeyears, beirlngln-tm- st

day ofsali.and t"ptttTttean3.ltrom cnly saeb title as is vested In mi,IhlcnUbenwedto be unquestlonaMe.

Forfnrtherpartleulars, apply to Epna Hnnton,

w.ff "i?Si DAVID WALKER. Trustee.

LEGAL.uuuki ur inti ui8.INTIlKSUi'Ktair. THE 23D DAY OF

SICTTEMBER. 1S73.EdwlnL.. Stanton, 1

receiver, b . EimltvDor1ceti.t.v.. fa. riinstel. JOn motion of the plaintiff, by Mr. A. 8. Worth-lngto- n.

bis solicitor. It Is ordered teat tbe defend-ant, Charles O.Gage, eausc his appearance to beentered herein on or before tho first

forty days after this day; otherwise the causewlllbeproceededwith aslicaseorderaull.

By the Court Teit: O. B. OLIN. Justice, At.True copy Test: K.J. M1EGS, tl:rk, Ac.se23-Si-

KTZTm o. xa-srox-

BOOKBINDEH AND PAPER-RULE-

o, j71 PenuajlTsmlJi TJnje. TeatudEIeTeatBitsL, Boats Side.

JVBooki elegantly or plainly brand. Period!lsend rewspapars carefully atta--U sa u,

IJteMal fffifflftFINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Honstary.Washihoto i, Friday evening, Oct. 8.

In New York to-d- money was easy at 2QJ.Gold quiet at U6U6. Exchange firmer at4S0. Governments dull and lower.

Sherman A Grant anote the buying and sellingrates for Governments, ic, as follows :

. tl...:....VStf133i .117Jt5U7)5'c...ii8uii3 lOoid. lioka'64....119Umi9 New fives... .lKUQUS't....119ia Our'y,34J'1 . 65a 66J4

flliaVf Foreign exchange:'t57....120Jiei20 Three days ..431'68.. ..121 va?A Sixty days MS

State bonds steady, except Tennessees, whichare lower.Tennessee 6's, old . 50 f Alabama 8's .. 32-

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ao. ,.32Virginia Cs 40 ' Georgia 6's ..93do. new... 40 do. 7'sdo. eonsol 63 K. Carolina, old .17fdo. defeT'd. ; uo. new.. 5Loulslaiae's, old... 36'4 do. s. tax.. 3do. new.. 3H S. Carolina, old 21Leveeirs n do. new.. 231

Levee 8's n do. A.A0 23TfiA fnllnwtnw ... .v.. ., i . . ....-- -- - -- "". -- " mio UU31QX rates ior tooactive stocks, telegraphed to Sherman A Uraatfrom the New York Stock Exchange :

Northwestern 37 jLake Shore....... tntWestemUnlon-..- .. uu Paellle Mall sjSQold. 110JZ1 Rock Island 1023sj-- 33kErIe iej?Wabash. 6jlUnIon Paellle Ktji.vMJ'.?- - Sherman A Grant's dispatch quotesthe following; total sales or stocks:take Shore. 2.800,Northwest.x?.d.?.8iIvVi;;-"-lM5- S 52 island .V.V.:: twSUnion Paeifle 7.600 Ohio and Miss.;..! 400St, Paul 2,300;Wabash., .1,509day: Gold, 137,295,685; curreney. 51,630,3W.The paid out $10,000 onaecountof Interest, and (10,000 for bends. Customs re-ceipts, $303,000.

Oor London dispatches say the amount of bul-lion withdrawn .from the Bank of England onbalance y was .X33o,00), principally forAmerica. Consols, 9315-1-5 lor both mosey andaccount. ,

Our Paris dispatches quote rentes at 65 francs70 centimes.

Commercial.The Georgetown grain market shows a decided

Improvement over tho last week, the receiptsbeing; over three times as great, and sales larger.The total receipts for the week ending; yesterdaywere 20,942 bushel,and the total sales 17,235bushels, at prices ranging; from (LIS to 4L52.Suits are all running; on fall time.

WASBTSaTOS WnoUSALZ ITABKrrSIn ow wholesale markets therescarcely no change since yesterday's quotations

but the markets remain steady and brlsit wtquste as before:Flour-Fam- ily, standard brands, 7J0aT.75; do.

Ka??,?r?",,,7?aT-25- : extra super.$5a5.60: fine, $4.60a4.75; middling, 3.76aiJ25- - rve

4.75aA25; corn meal, bolted, isasoe.; do. unbolted!76a, gc

Qraln Wheat, prime to choice. do.fair to good, $L2oaL32; com, yellow. No. ll 75a,

do.Ko. 74a76t; oats, new?o. new Western bright, isaiiajdo. do. nuxtd. uie.; do. damaged, 40c; ry e, 60a75c..ryJS?'?..st?w-Ha- y' e'orer, jlSalS; do.,da, mued, i7a20: straw

ewt. wSaLML " 1"itiX' "' "' . PButter-- N. Y.Jhair flrkln tubs, firsts, 31a36e.:do. do. do. seconds, 30a33a; do. dairies, firsts, 3033c; do. do. seconds, 2Sa30a; selections. Western,gaspt: do. do. Virginia. 27a30c--; barrel, 24a25a;

do do!do. seconds, 20s22e.; do. do. do. do. thirds. 17al8c-packe- d,

Va, Pa. and aid. firsts, S3a25c.: do. do!do. do. seconds, 17a20c; do. do. do. do. thirds. 13aiiai?0,,re'ienlv9I5t' SSat; do. do. seconds,18a20c.;do. do. thirds, I3al4c; roll do firsts. 2a28; do. do. seconds, 20a22c.; do. da, thirdj, 17al8c:grease, 10c

Eggs-N- ear by, 21c; Western, 23c.; keat, 15c.Cheese New York: State factory, fine, new,l3J4al4e.; do. fair to good, SHaloe; Western!" ?.0":e ?ew lltiaoafc fair to good,8a9c.; skimmed, ease.; half skimmed. SalOe..pfl:,r7aS Game Ducks, live, 35.S0; hens, live, per dot, 3a4r chicken? peidox large, 3a4; chickens, per dot, smalf,

Irl51.FI?It" .and Nnt-Ap- ples, sliced,perlb..l0al2t; do. bright da'salot; do. fair do.7a8c; do. bright i' da7a8c.; do. common JTs do.6a6e.; Peaches, peeled, strictly choleo andfancy, per lb. lSaSOe.; da, fair to good,per lb, I2al4e.; daunpeeled 3 do. 7aSe.; do..i0-'-" ia8t; ehew'e'. plued, new, per ftJ0a22c--; blackberries, per Uv, 8a9i; peanuts, com-mon, slal.25; prime, $i.75a2j chestnuts, per bush..

Green Fruits Pears, common, per barrel. CU3: Sickle and Dutchess pears, per box; tautapples. New York, per DDL, 3.50a4; do. Virginia,per bbL,4L50a3: peaches, common, per box, 50c;

.iviuivua a.i.iJ, couubTT ASUIIS, per ID,.13al3c.; do. da shoulders, da, lOalle.; do. do.sides, da, ISallc; pork, da, SWalOUc; lard, coua-trylo- ts,

do, 13allc.; do, refined,T5al7e.Furs, Wool and Hides Wool, washed, 40a-45-

do, unwashed, S0a34c; hides, green, 6i7c--:do..dry, llal2e.; calfskins, each, 75e.Ml.10; pelts,each. ..ill 50c

Mill Feed. Western bran,perton,t20a22; brownmiddlings, do, 23a25; white da, da, f25a27.Seeds-Tlmo- tby. per bushel, J313.50; do, do,Virginia, $2.50a3; flax, do, JL75S2.Fertllliers Peruvian guano,$80; bone dost,38j,

42; Turner's excelsior, J50; Turner's ammoniateclphes, S40; Dunlop A Co-'- s max,50; Moore'shaltvand-balf- , $50; dissolved bone, $37; E. T. Coo'sphosphate, $45; plaster In bags, $3.50.

TJXX MAEEETS XL3E1VHEBE.New York, Oct. 8. Cotton firm; sals3 or

1,1(3 bales atl3l3c Hecelpts of the week-- net,1,007; gross, 9,818 bales. Exports GreatBritain, 11,601 bales; France, 284 bales; continent,

1,533 bales. Sales, 10,791 bales. Stock, 39,047bales.

Flour dull and heavy, and fully 10c lower:superfine Western and State, $5.15g5.10; commonto good extra da, $5.:0SC; good to choice do,$8.05gtt. 65; common to cholee white wheat Westernextra, $6.B57.50; fancy do, $7.653.60; commonto good extra Ohio, $5.7037.50; common to choice)extra St. Louis, $5.9Og9.O0; patent Minnesota ex-tra good to prime, $3.7037.80: choice to double ex-tra, $75610.00. Southern flour dull and lower:common to fair extra, $5.8038.90; good to choice)de, $s.9S9.C0. Wheat receipts, 182,133 bushels:dull, heavy, unsettled and 23c lower; scarcelyany export demand; nominal quotations araeoa$i.05 for rejected spring; $loslos forNo. 3 Chicago; $L10QL12 Tor Na 3 Mil-waukee; $L23QL21for new and old No. 2 Chicago;LS2L2t for do. No. 3 Northwest; $L230L2S

tor old and newNa2 Milwaukee; $L33L35 forNo.l spring: $L20Ltl for sound new and oldwinter red Western; $L211.42 for sound nowand old amber Western; $L303L65 for do. whltaWestern; $L05L10 for unsound new winter redWestern. Corn opened Arm and closed active, &cent higher; 6S69a lor steam Western mixed :70671c for sail do.; 71072c for high do. andyellow da; 7e89Mc for good to prime Westernmixed In store; for damaged and heatedWestern mixed. Oats a cent better and rathermore active; &55c for new mixed andwhite; 4:47kc for white da; 45655a for mixedState; 4765o. ror white da Corfee Bio quietand nominally unchanged; cargoes, 19U2iaxcgold; job lots, lK2c, gold. Sugarsteady and ia fair demand; TJiQSc forfair to good refining; 8a for prime; refined InSood demand, partly export; 10a for standard

for granulated; l0Kiia for powdered;llKe-- for crushed. Molasses dull and nominallyunchanged. Bice unchanged and with fair de-mand to the trade. Petroleum quiet and morssteady; crude, Qieeic.t refined, 13c Tallowsteady at 103104a itestn dull at $LT0L73for strained. Turpentine excited at 37Jc forspirits. Pork firmer; new mess. Job lots, $22Stf22.60. Beet unchanged. Lard heavy; 13JJC rorprime steam. Whisky somewhat unsettled;$L1SHL19. Freights to Liverpool very firm;cotton, sail, steam, 7.1S!

BALTiatoas, Oct. 8. Cotton fairly actiye andfirm; middling, 13lSHe.

Flour quiet, but firm and unchanged. Wheatquiet; Pennsylvania red, $L3SL40. Corn-Sout- hern

doll; Western firm: Southern white,68G78c: da yellow, T2QT3a: Western mixed, 88JiOats dull and weak; Southern,' 48g53a; Western,white, 48350c: Western mixed, 49343c Byesquiet at 75380c Hay dall and unchanged.Provisions Light stock and high pricesrestrict business. Pork, $23 60324. Bulk meats

shoulders. :i0c; clear rib sides, lie, loose;

auletand active: Western extras, 30c; firsts, 2S2oe.Petroleum easier; crude, 6c; refined, 1ZKQ13CCoffee quiet, but Arm and unchanged. Whiskyami ana lower at aiai.

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