St. Joseph Gazette from St. Joseph, Missouri • 1

4c; cured, 60; dry flint, lio. Beeswax 5BXC; C. B. BRAY. FOREIGN.

DAILY GAZETTE SOL SCOTT learners, aoaaoei peus, xoaioci tauow, oc. GU4SS, FAIMl'S, OILS, Ac Coal OU, beat Telegraph 'NEWl I CARPET HOTJsk went off and I lightly -wounded three persons. Wallace and another of the prisoners was brought'here lastjnight and lodged in the penitentiary. He will be taken out and hung next month. He has killed quite a number of men, among them the late Hon.

Elisha Meen, circuit Judge, and it a most desperate character in that section of the country. OFriCEB Of THE SHIT IUNRIHK SENTENCED. CO; I I C. B. 1 BRAT Hew Stock of CPet.

Curtains, Oil Cloths and Hattinas. 408 N. Fourth Street 1 i BAILEY, TOWlSlS I wnite, zi 1 tiaseeu, raw, 1 noueu, I 05) lard oil, e6su; Strait's 7S sper'ui pure, i R6 banstue, oU lubricating oil, S616 neatslbototli pure, 1 0 turpentiae, 70. castor ou, 1 76.. WuiTB Lbab Couier strictly Sire white lead, per 100 11 5 pure, 16 xoi uehaoaa star, a 0U dry white lead.

11 bO; extra rea. 11 uo; reuieau, iuouj umrage, loan. lime AinTS VieiUe Montague, 16 U0 French snow white, I S0 snow white, II 60. Putty pure, to bladders, 60 Us. Ulas the manuraeturers ol rlass In Pitisbura: have reduced the discount on glass by whioh that article is advanced 20 Der cent.

Ulasa is now old at 46eenta Ti BOOTS AND SHOES Men', kip boots. a348; men's calf boots -4ru64; men' eaif TCwed boots. 46960; men' so Hkglil; men's kip brogans. brogan. clow shoes.

MasHi men's men' One kin Aiaakaa. xlferioi morals, men' eall batuorals, HtgOIf men' Boaalo and fleece lined Mage; men's do boots 4iaw; womeu's felt worm shoes, iaaxi) men's, misee arctic and rubbers, lowest mar set price; uoy xip uonaiusoa loaist uoy' xip A-iaaaa, -leqpis; ooys oun oaunorai, 16t18i women'1 bun balmorals. lofiilus wo men's calf balmorals, women's pebbled balmorals, leopZl) woiuea's One sewed goat roiuu uoour, -aaiiif. woruen-s nne sewea khi Polish S1(0 women's due sewed kid foxed boots, Mt3) women' flea Mrge Polish boots, 1527 wmten flo Serge congress ru uq serge congrass u's kid, goat aud serge bus baunorala, 1691i -Idylt niiases pebbled uooai iaK4i women's Slippers, ln missa muses calf bahnoraw. balmorals.

1S4S1S: luissta serge Polish boots. children's pebbled goat aud bun" baimu-raia, Sforl; chilirren' One. sewed goat balmorals, Vtl4t children's serge Polish bouts, SHs euiKirwfS siu anil goat sit4Hient.rii SPllttTS AXI "WMIShMKS AleoftBi. ootogur Hurrita, prooi', i uliMett suiriis. proof, I lOt highwtnes.

frvev die; rebliiled wtus ky, 1 00; old ryu whisky ,1 ild Bour bon wtuskyi 1 fid; Irish whisky, 4 ou scotch whisiky, SO; -Americau gin, I du; old Torn gin. 1--70S aoinesuc oranuy, i eu 4Mi2 60 peacli brandy, 1 jbtgtiwi apple uraudy I 3 catawbw brauiiy. i fiOt44 Ou; blai'-klx-t-ry randy, 1 SM; Koebelle urauuy, i our: cneriy nmut braodr. cotrnac liriuiilies. 8 uuftshi 00.

Lh. ATI Ifclt Oak sole. lb. 40iai lieniloek solo, linflulo slaughter, 3At3ii hemlock sole, I gool oak foot, watt; hemlock upper, iHmtH aak kin skins, lb, S11 ld bemlook kip i skius, f.VoiSl Ml; French kip skins, I urn; l'liuaueipma sains, lb, 1 00141 JSi oa calf skins, per lb. SI 4Msl AO: betnlvck eaH kins, 01 Sfttttl 40; French earf skiua, do.

4asw: 'fouoinirs. 10 UUtild; white and yellow liuiugs, SM OOMiil 00 pink linings, St eo iu tan rusaeu uouuts. so ran w. WM ASH lllue, sras. 1 SoaJ AO bu.

1 IliilliU, 4uci Uunirarian, 4uet clover. SOU 7 on; red top, I Aoasi 00 1 orchard grass, 1 SO. WOOL Dull and noaalei tub washed, to I dtt; tub washed aud picked, 4Ha40et unwashed medium, ao: unwashed Hue, BailrwsMt FrelR-tila. ATWAUi ID CRXT, fSB HOMDKKU rOUKDe. I v.

i li fin If! Fl Mastitis, Flannels, Llnseys, Checks, Stripes, uenims, Cambrics, Crashes, Linens, Blankets, Comforts, uuiits, Shawls, Skirts, Jeans, Satinets, Clothes, Cassimeres, Alpacas, Delaines, Merinos, Cashmeres, Silks, 1 Ginghams, Cot Flannel Yarns, Etc We invite the Trade of Glov Hosiery, Suspenders, Shirts, Drawers, Ties, Cottars, Hdkfs, 1 -1 Lace, 0 Ribbons, Trimmings, Buttons, Threads, Combs Braid, Corsets, Baskets, Battins. Wadding, Oil Clothes, Window Paper, HolUnds, Trunks Carpet Bags, ewelry, Perfumery, Snana. 1 Stationery, i Clo tin and examine our Mammoth rj vi- a- Bii' I II ll J. a Clua. 1st jsd.

-jsd. jsth. Eav 170 1.S6 1 os 1 l.M)" I.7ii 1.06 1.06 UO l.0 I 1 75 55 l.Oft 1 SO 1.75 t.SS 1.05 M0 1.90 I.7o 1.90 l.ee to 1.70 1.79 l.fttl 1.0V 170 1.7U 1.30 1 00 06 I.ee 1.4u su eo l.eo I.sO 1.40 so tw leo 1.00 1.40 80 SO i.0 l.Mi 1.40 UO HO 1.00 1.55 1.36 K6 76 1.60 I.50 I ao tsi -7e 1.40 luo I 1. a i.n 70 "so 1 ae in 1.011 7u so l.no I.4W S6 S6 55 1.10 1.1W 6 6 6f 1. 10 1 OU Bi 66 1 10 l.ui aa to 66 1.10 1.00 H6 5 65 1.10 io 9u lit it) 1.1 iu ou l.w 1.10 S6 A 46 SO M0 SO HO 6 66 40 SO SO S5 66 40 SO SO 5 65 40 SO SO 6 66 i-40 SO S6 7 45 60 40 so 40 75 ee 46 so eo a to to 70 I 1 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One copy one year. Oh copy per week (delivered by earner) nniT. On copy six month. One copy one (Hub of live per Club of tee. end upward per And one to getter up of cluh.

00 i as 75 1 SO 1 SO 1 0 AUUSUNTS. TOOTLE'S OPERA HOUSE FIVE NICHTS IN WONDER WORLD '1. COMMENCING TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 84. RKTLKN OP LOGR.E3NIA, THK GRKAT CONJUROR, With hi Marvellous Troupe of TraiBwr BMx Perftrmiiig Wfiitc Mice and me ranea finssiaa cat- -1 fOO Elegant and Useful Presents WILL BE CI EN A WAT NICHTLT Admission, (I envelope) Ittcts Admission, envelopes) fiBAHO MATINEE Saturday at o'clock p.

m. Every child re- ceives present. iuB children IS etsj adults, (Sets fiETUBN1. RETURN 1 TOOTLE'S OPERA HOUSE. ONE NICHT ONLY, 'Saturday, Nov, 29th.

HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS. Mm CliaBe of Programme froi that of our Former Visit Fayette Weleb, George Wilson, wonderful ill Morton, sUedUo, James Fox, and the great cm TtT.yy Sapenor Vocal corps Brilliant orcnestra! Reserved seats now on sale at Iluyett's music ton. HARRY J. iLAPUAM, y' General Agent. SAM P.

BRITTIXGHAM, Adv'r Agent. BorM-St TEMPLE THEATRE! Francis SL Bet Main and Second. OCLESBY ARTHUR. Managers. The only place of amusement in the city.

Open every nigm except ouuuay, Stars follow in rapid Succession. INSURANCE. St. Joseph. FIRE AND MARINE insurance Company, Oft City of St.

Jowpk, Ma. CASH RESOURCES. HALF MILLION DOLLARS. OFFICERS: r. McLAUQBLTJt.

J. W. BAILE President WM. B. KERR A P.

Treasurer DIRECTORS: Kh.to Tooth, J. W. Bailbt, 'A. Bbattib, P. L.

McLADtiau, Osoui Buiu, DiH. 8tuu, J. C. bTAKti Ja. C.

gua Woodsoji B. City Agent We are aim prepared to issue policies in the xouowing weu roowa companies; London Assoranoe Corporation, gold 5, 04,000 'Imperial Fire Insurance Co. gold, .8,000, 000 North Brit. A Mero'Ble In gold Scottish Commercial Ids. Connecticut Fire Ius.

Co BOO.OOo Onto eorner becooo. jrranci streets. Charter Oak Life Ins. Co, Of Hartford, OrganiM J.850. Assets $10,000,000, mins old axd successful compact 1 transacts the business ol Life Insurance on all the usaal plans, and at much lower rates than other mutual companies.

It also presents to the public an entirely new plan known as DEPOSIT which is far superior to any Tontine or other plan upon which payment of profits is deterred. The attention of the public is called to this plan, as containing fos tarts of unequaled excellence. Circulars can be obtained from the Company, any of it agents. JEFF WILLIAMS, MISSOURI STATE AGErtT, ST. JOSEPH M0 PLtntBEBS AND OAS FITTERS J.

W. H0RIGAN, PLULMIS. GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, plaW it to in Stock of Dry Goods, to which we shall make daity accessions of New and Desirable Goods. Prices Low and Terms Liberal. i end Co; Bombardment of Carthagena.

Two Entire Streets Destroyed and 200 Persons Killed. SPAIN. OMBARDltRNT OF CARTHAGENA. Madrid, November 28. During the two hours truce at Uarthagena yesterday, the Italian admiral sent a vessel to the city which returned 'with a- number of non- coDibatant.

At the close of the truce fir- inr Mas resumed by both sides and con tniueit htniay. The insurgents are making a deypt nite do tense. ENGLAND. CARTHAOKNA BOMBARDED. Lonhu.v, November29, 0 a.

m. Special ties to the Times and Standard give the pnrticulars of the bombardment of Cariliitgena on Wednesday. The arsenal and barrack were the chief marks for the artillery, but the cathedral and hospital were also struck. On Friday the thoalre, the protostanl church and two en tire streets were destroyed and; two nun dred persons killed and wounded within the city. insurgents have raised the black (Jag on the forts, and -at last accounts the hro around the city -was; subsiding.

I The kie-s ot' tlie besiegers was exceedingly sumll. The officers of foreign squadrons succeeded in obtaining an armistice of four hours nday night. (, DOMINION. POISONED. Montreal, November zo.

A man. woman and boy, living in an alley off Her-inin died last night by drinking from a bottle which tbey thought contained whisky. Five more are suffering, some of whom are not expected to live. III 0 Hi Ui -i 0 es 0) i CO ty Of "a 0 ca CO CO a CO S2 C3 eu it-o i TJNDlvRTAKTIKS. j.

w.i acinous. QUICCINS HEATON ft SSK I Keep a full assortment of the brat and most ap proven ayie ot Metalic Burial Cases and Caskets warranted air tlicht. either plain. nartiaOv or full ornamented; also walnut and imitation rose Wood euuius of tneur own make either plai ornamented. in suoenor stylet awn shrouds and shrouding, crape, gloves and hotaery, together with every article usually keit ina nrat-claMnodertaker'sestahlishinent.

We invite all who have to deal la our line to call and see fur themselves as to price, quality ami style of goods. Orders by telegraph prorautly attended to. The best hearse and carriages furnished to order. Prompt per sonal attention givea to all lunvrais tnrrwstea to our ear. liavina- added to ear stock lor Me Pre- serten, we can nereaRer keep a corpse for a week, 11 necessary, caueuon immeuialeiy.

ttesldenoe So -213 North sixth street. Office and sales rooms. No. 01 North Sixth street, near the corner of Sixth and Francis streets, St. Joseim, mo aiiiires, wo.

3M. HEATON A QUICCINS. it a iv u. mm UNDERTAKER; Corner ronrti as. Messanie Streets, ST.

JOSEPH, mtlSSOTJRl! Keep ooiwtantlj on hand a ane aasortancnt METALIC BURIAL CASES, Wood Coffins of all Dstoriptiont, Sarsadt Ursps, Qlovtt, la. As he manufacture bis own Wood Comiu. can sell lower than any other person in the business. r-Heare and Carnage furnished, and ut times preparad to till orders or render, scr vices. novle-dawly T.

FAIRLEIGH, MANUFACTURE ES' AOENT, No. 15 Semth Third Street, St. Josephs, Miaeemri, BEPKBSKST- HALL'S FIRE 'v AND Burglar Proof Safes i'sl. AND VAULT FRONTS. Reedy's Elevators and Hoisting Macnines.

s---, Solicits Aarencies for Srst-claas anecialtiea. Beler to the trade of SU Joseph generally. Uiyt ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Extraordinary Drawing for Dec. 22 1873.

One prise of one prise of S100.000. prize of S.V,0uO, two prises ol prizes oi io.uuo eai ana ten prises oi SA.OOO each. One Prise la Every Revs Ticket. -3- jCikcclaks Sknt Kaa. is' TATT.OK A CO.

itl Wall mr1, K. OCCIDENTAL BILLIARD HALL. JOHN HUGHES, Proplot.r.C BellviUe, -Kas. nrilKST-CLASS TABLES, ANDJTHK BEST XI oi uqoor always on hand. vj6daw mm itiii i 1 I 3 60; Si tor 1 1 08 coil nie lb, T- per No Material Change in Finances.

Little AtorelctlrHr In Bruluess. "'V 5 Orrica St. Josbph Pally Uazbttb, snuay nor. se. ims.

i ne money maraet remains uncnangeo. me news of the suspension of the Firt National, of Kansas City. caused no unusual excite me t. The feeling generally is that it tlM people of Ksusa City bad not become unduly alarmed and made Such incessant demands, the First National would have been in business to day. As it is no depositor will lose a dollar, The lollowuig are the correct quotation for COIN AMD KXCIIAKUa.

lluyiinr. Selllnar. Ooldooin. loew Kiuu par OoinaxeBautfe on New York )iLuH prem. County warrants VivitKi lOuvia per el, COMMERCIAL, Vrrtca Sr.

Jossm Daily Gasbttk, Nov. la7. The weather continues beautiful, aud trade Is rally exiiectaUons -There ant no special cbaoKes to net: -call attention to the report ot lb ho aad cattle wrketnbtalu. ed from the Uulou Slock yards, below, The quotatiou can be relied on. The market was little more active lo-day It give us pleas- ura to say that busmen of all kinds wear bopelul appearance.

C'ATTLR AMD BOO BASKET. CattlrMarket dull and verje feweonriag la for our market, t'rice. as per quotation be tow. -i- Extra to choice native 1 from l.too to l.tioo xiw 60 Goo I to prune native steers, av. from to a.oto lb.

a 78 Fat cows and -mb4 00 tuerior eommon mixed inciuuing una, scrubby steers, stags, bulla, buoy oaten and lean cows and belters 1 flowl Ah Texas cattle I Jbai UU Cows with calves and uaivw, aoeorui II le quality. lOisl flog---Keelptf. Ka bead. Shipments uso head tor SW Louis; Market active at cash, and Wday. raoonca mamkkt.

Frwlaov Willi fw exceirtlovabla specialties, in good supply, with M-he. follows: Irish potatoes, I tx 1.1; sweet do. Ml 4 OUi ouiunsr IZrM I uu; chlges, -VlcaSl parsuii, -r iu turnip, per bo. epiirs, pir iies eawssai-eeilmtter, lafei0i-, rggi, 13-JOcj bacon, side. tiSc sl.oul.ler, ttci Couutry hams, 10c lard, kettle retMiered.

7si ehickea SI ftul 75 per dox. 1 turkey, liieprt lb i Bvr; lhloo dressed; sug.ir-cured hams, Itc fLOCB. 1 lour is flrraer, and there is a prospect ot a ise 1ne following quotations are correct up date Beat winter wheat. Peoples mills ol ruiuvn waiut j-sat B4 3 hu-den LitviI 70 ilanly A UeUMll'e Feuptes XXX 4 SO familr lancviu boll on Yankton and Sioux City Iw Itest fail wheat, made by St. Joseph AO Ht JoseitfaNo.

I fancy brawl 4 00 Itest spring 7.t4 00 Kansas. AO Fall wheat XX Wheat 41MAS SS 'Wed made at Weaton. 75 The gnab market, quiu ariu, with a good pros)cetof a rla. Wheat Xo. fall, 96I lot Xo.

JC( No. spring, hard, 7Sc( ott, 80c. Uye Fsir supply at Hs3Sc. Barley Banging at SOo to SI.O0. Cora New Sd40 white.

Sup ply good. Oats at with fair supply Brto in fair supply at utxtons An The demand for lemon and organge is modh erately tmtx. The following are the prior Leoxmatllperboxt oranges. Sltf par obi. with a downward tendaney.

Curreat Prices. at ca lot, wi-' '73 Jh" io, i Aj SO; nee, star candles, MM da, 7)ii Nads, keg. lUetiOs 47i, tea, InaiiHat and ti Uaia0ol 23) imp tea, 7.Vsvi i( tea, young hyson, good to tH, ecwl So; can rruiis 9 case, 307 Ss oys ters, case, M) brooms, doses, tu4 dried currant. black ernes, IB; new cheeae, Italset woolenware, so. tubs do.

In -j three soo pil, 80; wash boards, 8 goldea syrup, at in WU, Beicher'a syrup, Hi N.O laaee gal, 7i nt-rring, per box, sar- dinia, it 30; lobsters, ft tU, concentrated rye, OH; patent shetK bac, 79; buck shol a bag, SOB; bariead. powder, rifle, 7 50; powder. Wasting, 7Si starch, M0Sct bass Cotton, aftso4rled api.M,3IOc;iIr.l iH-awi, SI oeA 2S; dried peasha toxioje granulated, 111 powdered, IIXieoffeeA, 10K( coffee 10X; extra coffee IOH lOKtredned yellow, xxx. 10. DBY tiOODS Brown Cotton Atlantic uaiaa beau, li Wachusetts, IzHt ttraniteville tkUW' 11 1 BerUvy-j iui oiniwu iu un nrami Presoott, it; Continental 1 Shannon A A.lSXcKxeter 134 JUreat FalUJ.

11 Sain. Portsmouth 8). Camhno Washington flat 'obi. usuiss- saniMrtoa. hivh ooinrs O.

oi lit; Mi led cottons 4-4! New York Mills. lit; May Landing, Fruit ol Loom, 18Sl saiii cmuifci ouiiuy siur 16; Social 11H; J-o Barasby, 10; B-4 Canoe, i. Deniiua Amoakeag, blue, Otis, b. b. blue, ti; Union, blue.

Hill' bempet id. 15; Suunyside xsj; rresmw. viusr, naTTnaxcra, ttiue, 14 Stripes American -V HHi American, S-C. t. i i 1 1..

a IKS! Uncamrilie. Isl4. fieks -sla. Amos keag, A sat; 31 in. Conestoga prem, i'2t 18; 3 in.

Merrimack, 4. Checks MruerJ 9tar, in, wj aw, as. la. taingnsms LAnesier cneca, 14; Assnester piauis, 14; Agntia MiUa. 114; Scotch.

SOtejS. 1H-Iainu old style, new style, 'Al; Armuns.SU; all wool, aodfJH Print Merrimack, lo; light hi, dark lot Bichmonds, lo; tilouces- ter, iigiit to, uarx iignt 10, oark 11; American, light 10, dark Allen's, Jo; Allen's purple life; Allen's pink, lli Sinn- sou' black, Ivr Siaiuson'a suoaraiait, 10; Arnold' fancy. 8)4 1 Wamsutta. M. rlnonl cottons Coate cord, 72 1 Clark' OCT, 7 Uark' cord, 40; Stewart' do, 4a i Ureen A Paniels'.

46; Eagle. 100 yd. Sot Victoria, I. IKITUS AND CHEMICALS. Carbolic acid lb, I 46; tartaric acid lb.

SSe; bauiani eooaina I balsam ar lb. sasan- Irsa bark lb, aOc; Peruvian bark, red, ft lb, ao; calomel I chlorolorro lb." 1 lover' oowdera ft 1 80; CMom salts lb. 6a 6c; pur glycerine lb, 40c: oil carbon gal-, ic; on oassor no i per 1 76; oil olive per 1 75; oil oraganum ft, soa76c; potassium ind. lb, 6 50; quinine suipu. per HOT sag In bulk lb Mo-t sugar or lead lb, 30; aaluimr lb, fat strychnia i er 3 00 '25: iuo sulph.

ft lb 10c; Ayer's medicines rruoai uv: sy ne-s meaiome per an, so; osletter's bittars oes 60 Walker's vinegar bitters per lio, 5o May' stamaeh bitter per do, 60; London Swaa gin per do. 7 26 i LUM MEK 1 inch. IK In in 1st SSU Otxa aauorao. sai o-i; i in. aa, clear, aao ue; A box boards, S46 00; box boards, S-ta 00 i 3d clear.

1 in. B40 00: A stockrboards. S45 00 So" do, 035; eonunow boards, Chicago, wa 00; n'n. e7 wrs wumaivB 71 vvtx iibk m--A a5 00clearX 60; do. clear, 040 00; common do f35 OOi fencing, tl 1-0; i in loists.

Sill 00: clear 2-4, 2-8 dressed, S42 select inch boards, S42 60; 1st commen normg, 40 00; do. S33 do; Sddo S25 00; clear siding-; i6 00; coni-mon aiding. 22 60! id do. SJO 00; 3d do. S16 river, ais uui so; eommoa dreaaed pickets, 636 00; A sawed shin tries.

25; extra No. 1 shingles Si 60; laths. i5; sash, 8-10 S5; sash 9-12, 10-12, 35; sash 8-14, 10:14, 0-14, 10-14, 00i sash, S-ltt, i sasl blindi 10-12. 00; blinds, 0-14, 10-14. 25; blinds.

0-18, 10-10, 2 60 1 blinds, 10-18, 00 (26oi extra IX in IJOor 2-5x0-8-0 4 pan 4) tneb, 60al 76; 4 pan, 1 1 SOaS 00; S-WxS-2 pao, 1 son -sx-i aa, ooaa ssieeaar posts, 0CiJOC ou paaia, Sash, doors, blinds, mouldings etc. Will be hilled at the samerstes. Car to be billed at 20,000 pounds, or actual weight, If It Weigh more. 1 ikOS. STXBl AND MIS A VT HAKDWABB Iron, lb, 4X rate; nail rod, lh, lOo.

Steal German plow. lb, HXc; English east, lb, 22c; spring steel, lb, 1234c; machinery east, round, Vlh, ltci Burden' horse shoes, keg, 07 GO; Burden's mule shoes, ken, 60; horse nails, No. 7 to 10,, 5 lb, S2v2A; steel toe calks, lb, lo. Blacksmith toobv-Peter Wright vises, i lb, 19ci Peter Wrignt n. vil.

lb, 18c; St. Louis bellows, Inch, 60o; square not, fib, 1030; washers, rivets, inch, lb. Ifto; do, S-l, 1 lb, 17; chain, lb, 190 thimble skeins, sett, 1x9, S3 do, SWxlu; 64 00; do, 834x11, 04 60; buggy axles, snore Arm, mnt mo oown to; uo, tenit Arm, SO oo16 do Conoorti, lh. ISMS; carriage, oil tempered, lb, Suckle; do seat, pair, SI 6)2 00; tnalln iron, ail imu weuges, SXc; crow bars, lb, 8Xc; farrow teeth, lb, 7e; railroad barrow, S3 00 stee bottom road scraoer eachiSloeo. i TI3UIEBS STOCK Sheet Iron Common.

7 a7X 1 charcoal, 1010H timt. Russian, 17c; Russian, 25c tin plate, 13 00; rooming, 1SS4; sheet sine, ll)al2tto. sheet topper, enfliesii, 46c sheet planished, bottoms, oeet-tto, common 2fo block tin. 45ci bar, 48ot RabbiU metal, 20s25et bar lead, llci ptg lead. 10c HIDES, Ac.

Market duil and constantly declining green butcher, 6oj green country I I in ed re i. MISCELLANEOUS. Nothing Definite about Onr Relations with Spain Great Activity at the Navy Department. The Vases. or Tweed, IngersoU, Co.

Resumption of the Massachusetts Mills. Desperate Attempt to Break from Jail. Officers of the Ship Sunrise Con victed of Cruelty. TBI SPANISH DimCULTT. St.

Louis. November 28. The latest is patches from Washington state on good authority that our eovernment has ex tend ed the time for adeunite reply from Spain, ud that negotiations siill continue, but their, character cannot be ascertained. There is reason for saying however, that the prospects for the adjustment of the dimculty are not so favorable as some day ssro. A he uovernment has received lengthy dispatches from Madrid but their contents are kept private.

The president is quoted as authority for saying that the tenor or all the dispatches received yesterday indicated that Spain would accede to our demands. Reports are in circulation that the Virgin- iui has been scuttled and sunk to prevent ber delivery to the united states authori ties, and that Sickles has left Madrid. These reoorts are not verified but regard ing the Utter, it is said that Sickles has not given satisfaction to the administration, and that be has not exercised full powers for several days. The chances teem to be in favor of bit recall. -'vi-; Washinotoji, November 27.

Tho cabi net was in session two hours and a half to day, giving earnest attention to the questions pending between the United States and Spain. It was remarked by cabinet officers after tne meeting that the Business was in such a condition that tingle telegram by either side might change the whole course of proceedings. xo-nigbt it can he confidentially said that the question has assumed a more favorable aspect than it bore tbw morning. There are strong res for expecting results entirely and it can be added on the same competent authority that, although nothing hat as yet been reduced to precise terms, the situ ation it very Hopeful. ACTIVITY AT TBI XATT DEPARTMENT.

Washwoton. D. November There is great activity at the navy depart ment to-day. xne secretary has returned and had conferences with several heads of bureaus. numbers of officers are be ing ordered to duty.

There it great unwil lingness, to give information at the present itage of negotiations, although it has beeo repeatedly denied that Gen. Sickles bat left Madrid for Paris, and that th Virginiut has been scuttled. The reports are persist ently circulated to-day, and Believed by many, i be reluctance of executive officers to converse on the subiect is regarded as cal culated to lessen the hope lately entertained of peaceful solution of difficulty, but at present nothing official has been made known to warrant a definite statement con eerning it. I FoRTBtst Monroe. November 28.

Twenty mechanics arrived here this fore noon for duty in the ordinance machine shop to work on the IS inch gun carriages 'now a 11 leave to-morrow morning for Key West, and two for Charleston to put guns and carriages at these points in thorough work- ng oroer. UtOEHSOLL, FaJIRUrOTOir AKD TWEED. New York, November 28. James H. IngersoU, convicted en Wednesday of for gery during the ring rule, was sentenced to-day to live years at hard labor in the state prison.

John V. jrarnngton. who was con victed at the same time of the tame of fense, wat sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment. Sherin crennan nat received a tetter from Attorney General Barlow, earnestly remonstrating against the indulgence shown Wm. M.

Tweed in keeping him at the Tombs, when be should, according to the requirements of the law, be tent to the penitentiary. Tweed ate bit Thanksgiving dinner with hit family. General Butler the last person whom rumor bat added Tweed counsel. It it said that Judge Faucber hat grant ed an ex vortt order to snow cause why there should not be a stay of proceedings the eases of lngersoli and jrarrington, convicted of fbrgerv. New Yosjl November 28.

IngersoU having been convicted, it is now reported that Cowan, Norton, and Genet, the other three commissioners, will be brought up for trial at the next term. Which begins on Monday, when it is probable that Judge Ingrabam will preside. The counsel for IngersoU and Farringtoa late this after noon filed an application for a stay of pro ceeding. The sheriff to-day stated that Tweed will shortly be taken to the peni tentiary or Blackwell Island. CUBA.

M. Queeada and Carlo del Cattello pub lish a card stating that they are the only representatives of the republican govern ment of Cuba abroad, that the collection of funds for suffering Cubans is without their authority and against the command of their government, and condemning all attempts to enlist men as being an indirect violation of the laws of the land. WILL HOT OBEY SPAIN. New- York. November 28.

A letter from Havana says the people) there would refuse to allow anv order from Madrid to deliver up the Vaginitis or make other reparation for ner seizure and the execution of ber crew, to be carried out INCREASED ACTIVITY. There was increased activity' at the Brooklyn navy yard to-day. VOTED VOWV. At a meeting of the Chamber of Com merce to-day, after a long debate, the ma jority report committee on specie pay ments, which calls upon the government to resume speoie payment, wat voted down. The meeting then adjourned till next Tuesday without taking aote on the mi nority report, which recommends that the national banks of this city shall have power to establish a uniform rate of discount, and that congress shall authorize the issue of $10,000,000 U.

S. currency bonds con- venanie into tegat tenders. EAHOKD. Washington, November 28. Henry loung, anas liberie Williams, a young wumu iiumi, wnvunwi ox tnuruer in tne second degree in March last, of Frank Hahn, a Virginia drovier, was hanged te as in tne au yam.

i ATTEMPTED Jaii. DELIVERY. XrrrL Bocx, November 28. On Tues day last the prisoners in the Olarksvilla jail overpowered the guard and took pos- sevetuavi uxvuiuuw. warm was given before tbey got out, and the citizens of the town surrounded the jail.

One of the pris- il -i oners, oia it an ace, wno is under sentence to be hung on the 27th of December, fired a double barrel shot gun at two citizen in the street, and severely if not fatally wounding both. The citizens then took possession of the first floor of the jail, put five keg of powder in it, laid a- train for some distance and notified the prisoners that unless they surrendered in thirty minutes they would blow up the building. After a little parley they surrendered throwing their arms out of the window.and at one of the guns struck tho ground it if on the Saw Frajtcbsco, November. 28. 4n the United States circuit court to-day Hubert K.

Clarke, captain of the ship sunrise, was sentenced on the conviction of punishment of a sailor to fourteen months im prisonment in the county jail and a fine of $1,000. Frank Harris, fait first mate, was sentenced to state prison four years, and Dennis Malony, second mate, sentenced to sixty days in county jaiL ARMY BBCHION. Was bimotom November 28. At the celebration of the veterans of 18(2 but night. Gen.

Sherman responded to the toast the Army and Navy, saying that ninc-tontht of our present army bad seen service in the war of the rebellion, most of them being veterans of from eight to twenty battles. That our army was much tn small, but if there should arise a war with Spain or other powers they could fill the rank by a blast of the trumpet, as it were. and put a large force in the field. The General spoke in the highest terms of the officer and men ef the navy. CONGRESSMEN ARRIVING.

A large number of western congressmen arrived to-day. all anxious about their placet on committees. The president completed his messair and to-morrow he will place it iu the hands of copyists. teas to restore the Virgmius it tune extended him to strengthen hit govern ment. PAOEIMO HOOa, Kansas City.

November 28. The heaviett day's business in hog and cattle slaughtering ever done in this city was ac complished yesterday by the packing bouse of Irian kin ton birteeii hundred hogt and two hundred head of cattle were killed and dressed in ten hour. water works. The president and chief engineer of the National Water Works company of New York, to which corporation a charter was voted two weekt ago by this city, arrived to-day and will at once begyi active opera- ABOUT TO ETABLlBlrA BANK. There is a strong feeling among busi ness men to establish a bank with a pid up capital of one million dollars, to take the place of the suspended First National PUGILISTIC.

St. Louis, December '28. Tom Allen, the pugilist, will publish a card to-murrnw offering to match jack- addon again. Ben. ttogan for aside, to tight in Canada, nfty miles from Lietroit, in ten weeks from signing the articles, or he, Al len.

will fight Hogan anywhere in Canada for $4000 to $10,000, in from two duyt to ten weeks, each party to be accompnqieu by only nve persons to prevent magisterial interference. 1- CREDIT MOJULIXR SUITS. Hartford. November 28. THe important Credit Mobilior suit which was tried in urn city last uctooer bat been de cided by United States Judges Hunt and Shipman, and the opinion was filed in the United states district court in this city to day.

The motion of defendant's counsel to dismiss the bill, involving a question of jurisdiction, was decided in favor of the government. un toe second point the court sustains the demurrer, and dismisses the bill. As to the parties who demurred. the ground of demurrer is that the damage to the government by the Credit Mobilier frauds it too remote to be reached by the the Brocess pursued, or by any other, and that the government bat at present no I k. 1 I 1 pecuniary luurivei rvacueu oj wo Dill.

The court takes the view that there is no trust anywhere raised in behalf of the gov ernment to be protected. The motion to dissolve the injunction is granted. It it not unlikely that the matter may go to the supreme court, though there is sot much probability of a reversal. JKNNISON, THE Topee A. November 28.

In the United States district court to day, Judge Dillon presiding, the case of the government against K. Jennlson, on the charge of an attempt to defraud the United States, was continued to the next term on motion of the district attorney. RAILROAD BONDS TAL1D, In the case of Keene against the city of Fort boott, involving the validity of bonds issued by Fort Scott to the Missouri. Kan- sat and Texas tailroad, judgment was rea-deredforthe plaintiff and the bonds de clared valid. ABOUT TO RESIGN.

It it rumored that Judge Delabay. of the United State district court, is about to tender bis resignation, to take effect after the coming senatorial election. RESUMPTION OF MILLS. Boston November 28. The Fall River manufacturing board of trade have decided that from and after December 1st, to run their mill eight hours per day on five day and seven hours on Saturday.

Should times continue to improve as they have done during the past two or three weeks it is believed that January will see all the mills running on full time. REPORT OF TBS SECRETARY OF THE IN TERIOR. Washington, 28. The re port of the secretary of the interior comprise besides various other matter an nual statistical report ot ail the railroads, in which the government is interested. The secretary also refers to the Yellowstone National Park, urging congress to take ear ly step to protect the park from the van dalism of visitors, and say that its boundaries should be properly surveyed and lo cated, as many persons desire to settle upon the public lands contiguous thereto.

DEATH. WASHiNWTeN. November 28. John M. Morris, executive clerk of the United States senate, and.

formerly editor of the Charles ton Revublican and Cnromele. of this city. died last night ot consumption, in toe thirty-seventh year of hit age. xahk resumption. Philadelphia, Nov.

28. The Union Banking company which suspended du ring the panic resumed busiues with capital increased to y.uu.uuu. the cass or jat soon CO. Jas. Mason has been appointed register in Jay Cooke bankruptcy case.

Judge Uadwallader bat issued an order giving instructions to the receiver to have bankrupts forthwith to account with him for all their property, real or personal moneys, rights, credits and effects counts to be taken from the eonrmencemont of the proceedings on the 26th September last and from tuch earlier penod or period: any, as may be FIRES. At SALEM, OHIO. Cincinnati, November 28. A fire at Salem yesterday consumed Lacord't dry goods store, the Knights of Pythias block and two or three small shop. Loss, about $30,000.

AT BaWNVILIJt, TENN. Mrmthis, November 28. An Avalanche special says that a fire at Brewnsville on Thursday morning burned the entire block the north side of toe square except Ftesenthari store and the Lee block, In the rear of the above, though both were much damaged. Six store were destroy though most ot the goodsKWera loss about insurance small. BRYANT'S COLLEGE, SAINT JOSEPH, MO.

TiBX ONLY INSTITUTION OP THE KIND west or south of the lakes with which Kry-aut la connected. It has no suN-rior. while tuition Is lower than at any similar institution. Scecial Discounts will lie made to (Ms and deferring parues. Full particulars sent to any address.

TH )ri. J. BK VAST, nam STRAYED OR STOLEY. DARK BAT FILLY, TWO TKARS old past, fifteen hands high, star in snio on the nose. Anv information leading to recovery will be liberally rewarded.

a. or be all on iour St Louis, Ho. the entire Northwest to call 1 CHIC AGO AyroTSEMgiTS SIMPSON, A0RWELL IMPORTERS AUD RETAILERS OF Dry Goods, 19 and SI State Street, CHICAGO. Every Department complete With FALL GOODS. We Ui exhibit All the Novelties fast they appear in the European and AsiwricM maraeu.

SEND sefits-d'sra FOR SAMPLES. J. GRAY, Mauutauirer of the Improved or VestilaDag Wigs anu Toupees LADUS' OKSAKBHTAb AIR WORK, AND: LADIES' HAIR DBESSER 468 Wabash Chleago. Part iea residina in anv Hart nf the world can have Win or fou pees made to order by taking ine measure as oere airreteu i rxrkrKH No. I Round the Head No.

t-lTum Ear, acroaW -the No. 3 From I emple to Temple, around the Ileal. over tile ear No 4 From korehead to Naoe When measnring for Touoees. cut a natters uie sue anu snaiie ot Daianess. iiigneet price paid tor flaw ilair.

The trade sum) I led as usual B. o. CSSB. B. H.

WHITKBT. CASE tSnecessor to R. G. Case A i WHOIT-SATif, Glassware, Chandeliers, Lanterns Fruit Jars PLATED WARE LOOKING GLASSES, 87 Lake Street, Bear Wsvbaata A V. CHICAGO.

epUeodAwSin- lilA JOR WRENN, The Chief Male Buy er of Aorta- west Missouri 3b ii Is now operating at the; iiniimi AKD St Joseph JMule Market, On Frederick Avenue, Near Eighth street, where he pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES For stock without limitation in numbers Per sons having mules or horse to dispose ol will conserve their interest by applying to Proprietor of Orsnd River Stable. uin-lv B. tLOCDU. w. o.

luaiti, SLOCUWB HAMBEU ATTORNEYS AT LAW Real Estate anfl Airentf FAIBBUBY, JEFTBRSON Will attesd to burineas in any part of trj State Towns raou st. job. TO IIosUhs Providence, Portland Hartford 1 tridgeport VVorceater New Troy Sr.tieneelaiiy. Huinmare Suspen. Briilge lHicKlra Tuh-ilo.

Sanduaky 1 letroit v. Pittaburgb Oolumbu Uavtoa Jefferaonville. ianapoli. Ixmiaville St. Chicago Th rrsla the laat column of the above table embraces only corn and oats, while braa is freighted at the same rate per lou lb.

nail etnsi, ssncv. rye, and flax seed, to t. Loo is, cent potatoes uer 1-0 lbs: to Chicago. 25 1 to Milwaukee. 5.

Ha. buaea. and scrau iron, by the oar load. per 1U0 to St. Louis, 30 oeata; Chicago, 66; Miraauxee, eo.

nm above rale are subect to change at any time, and will only apply to property actually i rceeiveu oeiore sucn cnange. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. BeW Torav Slewey Rfarliet. Kbw November 2S. Money In tivedemand at 7 curTeney t7 gold.

Sterling Kxcfaange eak at 71 for 06 days MIX lurtigu. Custom Keceipta 0304,000. Gold Closed at .4 after Miller at ViX. Losns At and 7 percent currency 7 per cent gmu; i-s lor carrying, ana sat tor sor rowing. Treaoury Wsonrsement 0237,000.

Uearlngs Govern cents-r irra. State lionils Quiet. Stocks immorally strong. oocroH. of llo.

1804 l-V New imi I New 6s -81 .8 ...11 10-40S lo. 18BS lot i Currency New 18K5 ..13 i Missouri f. 6.. .87 18h7 yradstee Marketa. ST.

LOUIS. St. Loeis, Sovember -JS. Hemp Hull and nominal -flour More doing in lower grade and 15a aoo nigtter; meuium ami upper graues arm. Whi-at Aeuva and burner, but very irregu lar.

3 spring, SI ottal 10; So. i red fall, I trill bO: No 3. 137al 40. Corn iint and higher. Car lot ef new mixed sold al44s45e: old.

4 Oats Buoyant and higher. No mixed, s7Ha, Barley Firm, hut quiet Bye In demand anil higher: tto. TSaSOe. Pork StUT 13c standard mesa lry Salt- MeaM Buoyant and advancing Loose shoulders, 4340; do. clear rib, 6o; clear, txc Bacon Finn.

Shoulders. Rare: clear aide. TXoineh. Ti ijirii eim rrim steam, J4at uo. firm atSSc.

S4. s.aia Cattle nw Kaa; Rf arket. St. 1 oois. Kov.

S3. Hosa Active and Brm at 3 0Oa4 26; receipt in 48 boars, 25,000. t.iue irm. new to unme nauve oeeve. no cholee offering 160a3 00 CHICAGO.

Cbicaoo. November S. Flour Good de mand and generally held at I2)4s5e higher. Wheat xciud and active, but unsettled and irregulari dosed arm and kale below hi highest prioes of the day. No.

1 1 12a is; no. ko 05 casn, 1 uhm liecember; ih uo. -Corn luxeited and hlKheri eloatag Kc baJow the highwt pria et ihe day No. mixed, 47e cash, 4734 December, 47 fcc January. oats iJemano wexive aau auvaacea.

no 3634c cash or lieoeinber, 30c January itve Bcsroe. nrui sua autner. sea 71e r'-v- Barley Fsir demand and ad.anoed. No. fall, 1 6al 37; 3.

Kau7c. Provision Active demand and advnced. Pork. 13al3Xc cash or December; closing at i i.i-,;,!;! yi Lard liemaua active aud advanced to TKa 7Xo, cash 8c, January S3c. Bulk Meats Mbonldevs, 43ot short rib, 634c; short clear, et ail paaked ms.ts 10 to 14 days salt 3o below these figure, I Green Meat Ac ive.

Snort Irib, 6c; hams, J4S8C. s. yyrm: y-. Chlcag Cattle ana Hg Ksrket. Cuicaoo.

Nov: 28 CaUle Dull i -nothinv doing iu shipping grade. A few choice Texas sold at 4 26; stockers, 3 OOaS 23. Bogs Keceiuls yesterday, 30.000; to-dav. scout Active, strung aud higher. Common to cholue, 4 10a4 30.

Pens are well -i: NEW Nbw Vobk. Novemlier 28. flour Moder. atelr higher. Smwrflne western.

6 SOaO 30i common to gooit, 6 6'iaO 00; good to choice, vmi rv, wmie u-ub 4 luao JO. wnisay i.ower mikc. Wheal Moderate demand and higher. Ne braska and Iowa spring, 1 47al 53: No. 1 Chi cago, i oo; winter rea western, 1 B5; white, Rye Scare Arm 961 00.

r. Barley rirm. Western, 165al70. Corn Pair demand and burner. Prime weau era mixed in (tore, 72a74o; light mixed, 75c.

onl irm anu mure active western mix. afloat. 60a50ei in store. 64ci white western. 67e58o.

Coffee Active. Sugar Unchanged. Molasses Unchanged, -Pork rirmer. New mea. 14Ui Januarv.

15Ht March, 15 MalfiX. v. i ueet encbangeo Cut Meats Middles, excited and higher! long clear and short, long and short clear January, 7(t7Xo; February, 7H7o. Lard hixclteil and hurher. earn Jaauarv.

Ho; February; 83a8Jio; March, SXas. The world is foil ot I Children crying MoIxAIN'B 4 VXBK1FUGEB05BON8I eletrant and efteetlve. They resemble Cream oiiimmis kept in eonieetioners' shops. Children lots Kinuiiiui iot ivsia. cents lier oox.

PENICK A LOVING, Agemta, v- St.Joseoli, Mo r. TAT LOB. 4. x. rtnursxL.

Attorneys at Law, sir; 8 EN EC KANSAS, i CfSpeial attention, given to land title aa smleotiona. liuaedMim. irviBsriu. i I I la KISCELLAMEOUS. Private Matters.

Cures Quarartt4d In all Cases. DR. LAIWIX, At Mo. 62 Felix street, near Third. St.

Josevh Wboaesuocea unoaralleled in the ireatnienl OI IU Private Diseases, Gonorrhoea, Syphillis, Uleet, Strietnrea, Rup-I mres. Varicose Veins, old lingering eases, where the blood has become uoioued. i.rn- dacing Blotches on the face, email wa erv biis- I lent, pais in tne bead and bones, ulcerated re i uiroat and nose, toeether with endless numbers oi symtoms and sufferings, each permanently inieii 17 iii7ujg peraiinaiiy or oy leiiex. Young Men, Middle A.ged. and Old Men, you, who by Indulging in certain solitary practices or from any other cause, have cou traded that mind harrowing and body destroy log disease.

Seminal Weakness, be fully restored to health by applying ui person or by letter to DOCTOB LAOIX. All medicine and article suunlied at his oinee. THE LADIES, married or slnirle.can consult the doctors oa all private and delicate deramremenis. with the assurance oi relief. No lady should be without a dox oi j-.

Dr. Lanoii's Female eiilatin2 Pills, a safe and effectual remedy for all Irregularities. Prio 01 Der box. and two nostaav stamns when sent by mail, All Cases are Btrictly Ooafidential. Remember that OR.

LANOlX Is the onlv reliable physicians in Mia-our i engaged exclusively in the treatment ot disease-! oi a pn. vatcaaoire, tneretore apply to him without delay. Address DOCTORS LANOIX, Box 1,470. SI. Joseph, Missouri.

Letters to secure attention must contain SI a frmsultalioa lee. Advice st the olbce tree. sug24ni This unrivalled medicine Is warranted not contain a eiturleearticl of Meraurvi or anv lb juriou mineral subMaBoe, but is 1 Purely Vegetable. For FORTY YEARS it ha proved lis greitl value in all diseaeea-of the Liver, -Bowels and Kidney. Thousands of the good and great in ail parts ol the country vouch for it wonderful and peculiar power in purifying the Blood.

stimulating the torpid Live and Bowels, and imparting new life and vigor lo the whole system. SIMMONS' LIVEUUEGCLATOlt is.ac knowledged to have no equal as a Liver Medicine. It contains four medical element never llni. in tne ism nappy proportion in any other preparation, Vis: a gentle cathartic, a wonder nil Tenio, an unexceptionable Alterative, aa certain Corrective of all impurities of tin and lllA body, ouch signal success ha attended iu use that it is now regarded a the Creat Unfailing Speelflo 1 for Liver Complaint and the painful offspring to wit: Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Billiou Attack, Sick Heialache, Coilo, Liepreasion oi tlpirits, hour Stomach, Heart Burn, Ae. i Regulate the Liver and prevent Chills and Fever.

SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR Is manufactured only by JT. H. ZEIXI1V co MACON. and PHIL A HFIPlil Price SI 00 ner nackairet sent hv mail. mui.

age paid, 01 04. Prepared ready lor use in bottle, 01 60. Sold by all Druggists. J-Beware of all Counterfeit and Imitation nct22-diy CEO. W.

SHRINER, GENERAL TAX 2 PAYING y-A'-y-A-fl and COLLECTING AGENT, WASHINGTON, KANSA 1 RasTTJUiKO First JfaUooal Bank, St. J. ssph, aouri. fJuaeSadlf rm sl i fx 1 STOVES. LOW HESERVOIE mnay WA'fv, Are Suited fo all Clfmafes, AKD FAMOTJ3 FOR BSINO BS5TT0U3SI dEAPIT TO ETTII 1 EASIEST TO STLL III FsoMNsi air dolr m-ra and Cq BETTER C00K.1NQ, t-leker andCtaea Tii, a any'Biuvssf tbw ecu.

rAMOO SOB GIVZNO) fifli'sfactlnft InrrviuM. OAK AO BRlUfQ i(V0 Especially Aflaptea TO TUB eoxi 7.. SOLD BT .1.4. i fit Excelsior Manufnetaring CoH St. Louis.

i AXD SANDERS WELCH. 1 t1 -VI 8T. JOSEPH, MO. Harrison, Bradford 5t Co's STEE PHIS. BpecuU attention called to the well-known num.

ber, BOB 75 28 20 A 22s raotoryJ.VnioB-; Cffies, 78 Jeiui Stjr.T. augliHimo LAKE HOUSE KF.AR-'. 'fyy-fS'w'- ST. JOSEPH, R. C.

BRADSHAW, Proprietor. GenubM Lake -Water alwav on haadTaad sappliert to the trad in large quaatitii7 Y' i r- SI 'Hi-it n.bi I I 1 X.o. 1 2 Fourth Street a tvAjorr joseph. hissocw. i- DKADER 5 jf f.

i Picaps and Lightning Rods OP ALL KIKDS. ater Close to Hot and 'Cold Shower Baths, Lift and force Pumps, Sleam Guages, WnisUes. i. 4 i Faucets, with all the various sisee ol Lead. i Bom, Wrought and Cast Iron Pipes, Fixtures and Fittings for Tf -jr -i-6aa, eieam and Water.

aBe Vtftote. Swellings. fltted with gas, steam and water pipes. GAS FIXTUHES. Best and Cheapest Pomps 1 Uf THE MARKET.

CfOrder solicited, and satisfaction guar .9 'nteed. All orders auended to promptly. Zt ep-ly i 1 P. Macloon, At thw Cazwtte Ofr1oM 'la'i Htfi I 'ui- 1 .1.