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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30
Foreign exchange was lower, and in tone stead,
M the decline, with sterling selling NJ 81 SOLE anC
81 $40. We annex revised quotations:

There was no essential change IN money, call
loans being quoted at 647. and commercial paper
AT 7aS The United States Treasury ~ Wash
lnrton to-day received III 100000 national bank
notes for redemption. The custom receipts were
$500 900, and the internal revenue receipts were
$500 OOO The following is tho Clearing House
statement to-day: Currency exchanges, SS6, co.
27j; currency balances, 30, 1888; gold eX-
changes, $l0,94602o; and gold balances, 81 ,l21.-
7Ol.
The sum of G06,O00 bullion was withdrawn to-
day from tic Bank Of England on balance and
while the minimum rate Of discount remains > IN
the outside market, three mOnths' bills aTe dis
counted at 3l2 per cent. In this market consOs
opened at advance to 06sl6. but yielded 10 9076.
United States bonds were strong, ana new % were
MP TO 1862 new 4l2s closing at l05ls the s67s
and 10-i0s being at 1851. In American securities
New-l DIRK Central WAS up 70 10Y, Erie common be-
ing al 1875 the preferred at 23d23l2; Illinois
Central, 76075l2 Pennsyyania Central, 30, and
Reading l6. Ia Pare tho five per cent French Rentes
advanced 30 1868.
A correspondent asks why the rate for money a." in
open market " at London generally rules less than
the minimum rate at the Bank of Englandi The
bank rate, 10 certain extent, is governed by the
condition Of the bullion market. While the bank is
able to loan all the funds il 10 willing TO loan at It's
fixed rate outside capitalists come in competition
with each other for the l0aning OF comparatively
small Sums Tho same thing is frequently III
our own market il tho quotations for call loans. On
the stock Exchange money may be . per cent while
al the banks not a dollar can be obtained at less
than 7 per cent. .
The earnings Of tho Chicago and Alton Railway.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rigsr, VesseIs and Railroads.
hLnNnAY. "a. ID. ~.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. Oct. 20, 1871.

AsHEs.-steady; pots, +c. Pearls 6'ic. ,,,.a
COFFEE-Ro dul unchanged ordinary catgoes 10 80
IGI.r. Fal 1871 nc: Good ld5inlac Prime, ~ "a
1850 Fair n Good santos l7't6lS god sales FOR Acrk
81 d5o 2G-2. ~ Ni.n 1902 " fsts
Minor" ana 1929 per rka today stocks N nrst hstds
AM rprts l5 ,Si ~ which 1900 no Galveston 9J%
an Scw 0rIraus 800 Mobile 5000 savannah 35, . Ron
mund $500 IisnDton Roads zIri9 IN Baltimore ana oV1U
here, IN second hands. 1858 bigs6Otll here, lS7V- ~
baltimore 5000 New orleans; total first AMI second
hands 2sl Yj4 bags deliveries fum warehouse Tor WEEK
~ 800 bags lere 73l3 IN baltimore, $500 IN NeWOrha
Socs afoa and loading for United states 10 ~eplr1i 40
0G6 has: purchased October ~ loIuob: total visible
supply 625 bags. Rio dispatch dated Zth INST Say
900 bags purchased Tor fiOle [vuJ
bags: United saftes 300 bags price 9S99 too
Exchange Mild quiet. ncmnaly
changed Java t2Q2ic; I.raoaibO, lG2GlJci 81 Donii
60. lhL2Gl6c.. gold -
mort trade ars 12i bales saturday evening" OF Mncn
y4 spinning 100 speculation. kecrp's AZ poirs 81, -
b- against day lsst week and 1850 last year
to al since september GlG9JA bales, against oo2Ju- our
- .ar.n iLtrlI aaf,n 4r lInf
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OK Or GRAIN IN sIogg n Sg1 YORK AND BROOKLYN wARE

Total, bush i.fib 900
AYAED STRAW lots steady others easy. dvli
North shipping Hay. u555c Retail grader, 6OdeOc
Glover and salt 4Od%5e straw Long Rye aOd55c snort
do. ard Dat. fO4sJc, cash.
IiTDTS- No sales prices unchanged
HOPs-ChOce grades steady fairly active Others plenty,
neglected nominal New York, 1871 Gdl3c; Eastern, "a
Re wisconsin, SGl.c IeAInga, 4d1c; Odds all srOwths
2a3c Cahforngna 1871 l5al6e.
MOLAsSEs-GTOcery III moderate demand; Now Crop New
ORLEANS 5JGIOc old, 3105lc. Porto hiro. 4OfjO Eng
lish I-lsnds, ~ 946c; Refining quiet 90 test 4Oc.
NAVAL sTORES-Spiriis IurpentDe steady sales, 100
bbs Sic quiet steady rGle $50 bbls Strained W
Good I'll 7Oasl TIE. Tar and Pitch unchanged.
OCEAN FEElGHr5 Berth room quiet, unehangcdi
charters dull, trine irregular Engagements Liverpool SAL
~ 900 bush. Gram SGD AvcnmOuth, Htsam 200 bbls
Flour 3d. 81. London, steam 1000 bush Grain; o. LOGO
boxes Cheese 42s i'd Glasgow, steam. 80 tcs Beei o. Cd
Bremen, 800 bhles Cotton private rate dnotsi 70
1000 bush Grain l5O re.chmaris: 500 psgs Butter
100 measurement goods, SOfloOi 90 hh1r
Cork for ORDER. 300 qrs GI u,
ai cyan bark, same voyage 5cDO Dds Icnh.
Petroleum. British ship 20 London 600 bbis do j.
3D.; French brig Mareies, 1000 bbls trnd. 40 Dc l
british sp King Loo tons lhid on MO perrin lor
Liverpool and the Oran noted above. FROM bauofo
Norw * Bristo 1900 qrs GRAIN 70 American
,hp FayoTt" l232 tons register, IL years Old SOFA iOuay
al about $4,000. a. ,, ,,...,
steady fairly ncye J9d8Oc ~ the CAL Of cotton seed
53iqc. bid for refined summer Yellow, october DOC.
asked -
PETRoLEUa-Dun lower, in sympathy with Greek and
European advioss; Crude, In bulk, s'.e In bbls III tci
Kaptha, 7ooc.; Csses l1salssei hennsa In bos' Hete
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transferable orders l115 for October HOO FOR Novem-

transferable ll15 for October HOO for Novem
FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Medi gI,
Grades 5gl0c lower; Good ana ,hcs witlont a9''9si
saes l5sp0 bbs inclTdins 100 ss,s' 81, ~ Sl EF
: sn5 bis MINNESOTA fNtga 2 5Oi bbis. Medium Winter
Wheat Extra; $500 obls. Low Grade Extra $50 b,'s;
rJ f,a$, i"S ots T9 o1 10 = isc So sapsr
I LIZA stat = sodS5 81; Fair to Choice - 65a
90 q e 9Sq a Ta To- Good s Ono ;, so
So i0 Good Choice. - 1857 30 Minnesota tE,5s rye
Patent $3.50 90; Low Extra, - i0es1 20; ~. LOUIS
f rS,ns' IS SGfss %. the mnEet closing dell Dc
Ginning Medium and Common grades $50 iiE f
trade quite moderate es G1l ba. oanoS 70 G't %
F19Gy % s3 asr s. 500 .6ls SGperfue state 80
Yellow western, Jer,ey and pennyly9nG ~ 65 Se;
w BUCKwHEAr FLOUR shade nrmeri - iOGs2 80 =
GKAIY-wheat about lo. peI bash lower light EXPORT
and local milling agmana Gis,H I, ooo b oa S r@
go sSrhs 81 20: 10 Chicago 81 SQdsl y 80. Nm
p 81 no Sner a., Eco gdn - Wbis State 81 iS@s 81 10
Winter Red, October n 81 oi9sius y ILL., 81 40
asked No. sping, october. u 29es 297i closing,
81 2g bid q 292 asked S S2 S SIo5s n x b
81 80 asked no p northwest. ,'ovember Al 2sa6tl 2s9
eoRs q a 10 s q 2 ssNs 800 bahs SeSSra 7o7o
unsradsd oHH94s 70 sirSe , t a1port demand
Sala. 200 b1sa s5c bond GREEN PEAS irm quiet
BITCKWIIEAT STEADY. Sales 1000 bush. CORN
opened shade hmer closed about steady fair export mod
crate demand ligh' speculative business Total
.ars 3Oi 600 bush including 22l 900 bush SPOT I'm
graded Western Mixed Glsld624c. steam Mixed 81
No 81 a62c inside price 'Out today" do 81 2c store
"a large EXPORT High Mixed, G29sc y Y. NO
Whiie G5c the rst arIiyB, Of New White southern
are6 on the market TO day OATS ahOut 8teldy
aes II 600 BUSH rejected 80 No. White Sjol f36c 30.
2 36d36i2c; 80. Whit; 81 dS7 hi No T. SG%G$5 NIX
ed Western. 36icj White Western 81 70 &c LEED -.
ling moderately: 20 n and 30 r. 80 b. Sl9Tf20 100 n,
s22Gs2S .-.R RYE FEED, slSasl9; Sharps "a yer
10 active AT az 20 D.. Me
dunn stesdy ~ Red Kidney dull ~ i5as2 90 White
do. - 10 Pea - so all choice.
STOCK Oh GRAIN In sIORR II SET YORK AND BROOKLYN WARE
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for the the third week of October, reported as
follows:
1915. 1877 1900
slSj.52O slu6 lOj Decrease, s3O515
The approximate earnings If the ST. Louis, Iron
Mountain aud Southern Railway, for che third week
in October, We're:
1877. 1876. ~
Sl2TlOO Stiles Increase, 1Io9'l
The receipts of flour and grain Mt the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day of October, were
NewY0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

There was continued activity in Government
bonds and prices firm for reasons mentioned
in this mornings paper. The trading was well dis
tributed and largest in the later issues, round lot
Of new 4l2 per cents fetching 1918 We annex cur
rnrt .trant nnnfatinnR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30
Dipioeno Notltes.


AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAUoKAL BANK,
ERW YORK october 30 1877.
DIVIDEND of TWO PER CENT, free Of
n taxes declared the capital Of ms bank pay
able ON aud after November l. Tho transfer books VIII Do
closed from this date and on the "a November
r.. WILSON, Cashier
OFFiCE Oh TBg CHICAGO ASD ALTON, r. Il. co
CHICAGO, OCT %. 1871
NOTICE. - The Preferred First Mortgage
~ Bonds and Coupons OF this company, maturing NoNem
her 1877 will DO paid and after That date a the ooe OF
NJ n Jesup Patton Co. No 81 William 81. Newl OFk Inc
interest on those bonds will November i. NIL
W. N. LARkABEF, TREASURER
SEyENTY-SIXTH DIVIDEND; ,roo,noo,
No. 7 Nassan-si.
NRw.N DIRK. october II, 1871
The hoard ~ Directors have day, declared the usual
nuartery DIV DEND or THREE 49, PER CENT, payable
legal representatives 90 and after te
of November Transfer books viii close On The
afternoon goth inst and be reopcnef ON the morng OF
Novemb,r p 1877 W. j. EMMETT SECRETARY.
rI'HE NOVEMBER COUPONS of the Real
Estate fret Mortgage Bonds. guarantees ~ mo MOI.
camille Trust Company will be paid at the once OF t cp
ny EQUITABLE Building, No 40 Broalway on the lst ua vi
November next r. L. MONl"OMbNi' iioHs"'o1.
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strict Good Ordinary .l0aIs Mddiug. 10
f.t,rss moderately active closns and points
The decline greater carly Tho day. sales saturday
evening, 800 bales $3.50,
100 1897: 100 1923: December 200 1924 January 800
II 90; BOO February 800. llI2 March, 500. II 26
Apnl 100 ll..s 400. ll39. Nav 100 ll53j Juno. 300
81; 200 1865 total. $500 bales. Second call January
200 ll.0o Apr, 100 ll59; toia 3o9 i'les Third Gail
October 100 lib; November, 200 1907; January, 200
90. March 600 l25; nay, 100 49, 100 ll5J total
500 bales 'so 1000. October LII liz 800. Noyem
her lOgJGlUg4. 300 DectHlbt-, IpJZ1l0 OBJ l',lOO
January, loss no. 2Z0r February u liz zoo
March II2f0il.-7: .lOu, April lloJ lilo 200, May
20. 2O0, june L6jalLG1 to;al, 10000 bales Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30
COTTON MARKETS.


BOSTON % Cotton dul Middling ll'ci Low No i.i
dlinV ii l1c; Ordinary lOsc net receipts, Az
bales gross Liza bales; exports to Great bnail none
TtiHSoRa oct 29-Cotton quiet Mdding. llc Low
Mddling, 1880, Good Ordinary, lO'sci net receipts >
gross 293 bales exports coAstWi-e, 800 bats hea
800 bates; spnuers 200 bales stock 22B' bales.
2g-COttOn Midillng lo'fc; Low
Nliflng l2c.: Oriiuay lOic net receipts ibo0
bales exports Great Britain none; 10 France none
1907 bales; sales loo bales stock 90 bes
GALVESTON oct 2J.COtor steady Mldiling lueci Low
Mddlng l0Lc; Good Ordinary, 9'c net receipts 4ZOO
IaIrs; exports costwse, AIS blles sales, 2,9fS Daes
stock. 81, i27 bales &C., ., ,,,,,,,. ,oz
WPNpgIs OCT quiet; Mddhug. 1896 receipts
~ bales shipments 1880 bales; sales, $500 baesi stock
WolIs oct 29-Cotton quiet and easy Middlng l0'sc;
Low Nfdng lOi.c.: Good Ordinary, ssAc net receipts
S03 bales exports coastWIse 1850 bales sales 900 Daes
NFwORlEASs, oct 29Cotton steady Middlng ilc Low
u1,iuV lac; Ordinary. lOlc net receipts lOb
bales: 20 Great Zof5
saies A 600 bales bales stock. 10 100 bales. 49,
29.-C0ttOn steady Micdhng, II ri
Nitdlnt Good Ordinary. iOttsc; net receipts,
gross, bales: sales, 3oS bales apnnes 500
boles. ahpmeuts none; stock, S,65S bales
s.v,SStH oct 2J-COtiOn quiet; MldohnR, lo'rc" low
Njddnr los sc: Good Ordinary ghisci oct receipts 46oz
b,es gro.s 1858 bales exports coas"lse ltf5 DAes s"o
257l bales stock, 6lO74 bales
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Total sales for the day

The following table of prices Of the prominent
gold and silver mining shares. incu ding the open
ing prices OF to-day, as received by telegraph from
San Francisco is furnished by VIM. Ward. No. o
Rroad-st.. corner Of Wall-st All prices in gold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

BALTIMORE Nd oct 9CArTtE have been dan s aIns @
,as week and prcs- &C. lower: very pest
daalty. lr65isc. medium, S4s!'o~ orHi""i'' -1E''
Receipts. 1856: sales, 3.i5l. . 100 ,ava haen lac
lower me range is from Biqc. TO 90 Receipts t2o 40 N
SHEEP have been dull, Dut sleAuJ ''0 ''NsN - -
Sc. Receipts $500 -. =, ~.
prPPuo " " oct. 2o-CArIGE- Reospts 1oeSyi a s9a
ot.l for the thus tar l3l head skths ooY@
ast week decrease Of 1873 ears oonslgn, rsts
mat active prices generally unchanged some eses la,
or higher nan last weeks prices offerings
with last best shippers AZ - va e. ~ IA
81 4,5 5o Cow HeferH al S3dti 3o StooAef9 NJ t'
81 20 ,,-...... 80 Az q 400 head. total for
the week thus far 100 head agains 100 heaa 49, nebt
cDnsigned through head. Market duil ueDnhu
nrces from weeks closing raes yad' ii ~
stock offerings generally Of commons quoted Ssi1 s ~
az 81 80 10 Far 10 Good Western sheep AZ stdso
Hoo. Receipts today 5s10 heal tosa iDs INC tSsoHTh
~ a 100 head against 200 last week ,0hssncI
zoo head Market duh aud weak WORKERS NJ to"e" ~ '
Good 10 Choice: heavy disposed OF. .. c,,rp
Receipts 2 100 head shipments 900 heal lew g1ou os d
inc Bes sold NJ as shipping ft1so Butches sonS anu
siaidy At az 25Gs3 IS Colorado steady ann ht a.
"a 10; Texan grassers Ia Light supply anu S""u'' ~
Mccs-Reoolpts $500 shipments i.too Market opened
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aovERNNENr srocE pEPARrNENT-2 P. ".


Z : o.. Registered. 1851 b. Registered. 1881
aUsi......-- -.....-l4O 5JVt--..-.-........4U o's
Y IS G. Coupun ISL L = Currency ts
1000 ...-.-.....11Ol2 10000 1903
Z = BIO Registered, 1867 L S A. REG 1907
lI.40O.............l0S 7OOO............ DC. 1923
cArts FPON , a., O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS, 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

a ational Line.--Piers 4 1 and d North kiyor.
- -----.-FOR LONDON klc.orla p1, .---
Italy. Thurs., nov. =. o. m, ho.tni ~ N't u, ~ M
Euu. sat, No.. >. $50 ,. H. opt SIT Nov lN D ~
Cabin 800 B. $40 currency Hfrrf1Gf go hifiH IRON
upN aTd issuoi very low rates COMPANY once Soc ~
and B W. D.
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GFRMANILOYD

y sTEt MSiiIP TTNF BETWEEN NEw YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BhthLN. -
COMPANYS PIER foot - SECDNb.,l.. HuEokFN.
AMEIkICA...... SAT. NOy.3 MOS sat- Nof ~
Vl,~I.U ... Nng IO WEIR tlt SATURDAY fNnA -
RATES Of PAS~ABT from NEW ORh 10 HDt TRAMP
TOS, HAWKE. OK BNEMkN 80. .
FIRST CABIN. 500 gUf SECOND CABIN, fIp god
STEERAGE. $50, Gun cncy. ..
Return Tickets At reduced rates. ircyAd ote,ls' NtiA~
cafes. $50 currency.
For freight or passage amy 20 . q, ,.-.,-.- 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
FOR THE WEEK EKDIso MONDAY. Oct 20, 1877

RECbuIh.
beeves Cows. Veals. sheep and IambS Swine.
lOl62 81 l.9Sl l-3l 2S232
Tnese sold at the following places,
Beeves Cows Veals. Sheep swine
Guy stock Yards. 1894 IL 30 q.913 1871
siiue.h -. 2,7as SO l,7iS 2s8S
ForetbsL. n K........ ... -. ll,7OS
Scattering .............. go. 2l9
Receipts last weeE..-. 1900. s.ssi 81 2Is7 7722s ss4is
Cor. week last .... 95O7 ~ 1901 % 5-s 20 100
Ay w'ky wear. zoos "a 23-O 285t. 2i.lO1
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Ocean Steamers
BEAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP Line.

N NETWORK TO BRISTOL tEueI-DGRECE
lou.s lId passenger, ur London. tardt newport
Gloucester. aus lll ports in Bristol Channel
sailing from Pier Us. ..as: tlyei
CORNWALL, Williams ..... ......... l Ii-bAN, NOV
SOMERSET. sfamper .~Aii ADAf Nov -
SJn $50 and 80. currency; Hftufn urkrts
intermediate 80. currency rftrrlce
Certificates -1G Drafts TOR
4 and upward For freight or passage, apply 10
". d. MORGAN. Agent, 80 20 -outi-sf. NcH1o fk
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r York. Hayanq & AexieaR Rr Nal s Line

~ FRFiGifr ASD PASSAGE ktDl CID
steamers leave fier 3. NoIth RIVER. At p m.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT -
cry OF VERA CRUZ Deakeu.. WEDNESDAY. oct II.
0fT'S OF WASH Motion. Zimmerman. " tD Noy. 2.
CtTY 90 WEXICD. Mcintosh THDAh, Noy ~.
FOX VERA CRUZ AND HEWobl hANr
VIA Havana. pr0gresc. Canpeashy, Iuspan idmtlo" -
CITY MEAftU, Mcintosh Al klfA nov IL
: : CITY OF Vl.RA CRUX. VIII eay. New i1f.i o..
81 direct Havana enf lesgr that Pri Nov ftl or
Vera ruz Returning vii leave Vera cruz NoF lJ, caln9
al Camloafhv. Progress AMI Havana
FAIEXANDRE & SONS 81 and 80 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

IOrN AN FNANII~IU. Va
steamship COLON, "WEDNESDAY. october II.
COnuecu Centt American aua -oath P4cac fJftA
FROM SAN FRANCISCO ID JAPAN aul CHM
steamship CITY or TOXIC, sAIi knAl. NOV. y ,
FROM francisco To Sandwich Islands, AusifaAs ani
New Zealand. -.
stssrnshm AUSTRALIA. WEDNESDAY. NOV.
For freight aud passage apply IA COupauy's Once No
Row IN Green New
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
SALMON AND SHAD IN CALIFORNIA,

The san Francisco Examiner says:
"The State Fish commissioners have
caused the arrest of eight violators of
the law which tOrbids The taking of sal
mon from our rivers at this season of
the year. Detectives have been sent to
investigate the Sacramento River can
nerles, as complaints have been made
that the conductors take out the young
fish along with the mature. The Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin Rivers are now
.abundantly stocked with salmon, and If
the laws are properly observed the sup
ply will never tail. Tue shad have done
as well as the salmon, and III few years
the bay and streams will be amply
stocked with fish of this kind. The
Commissioners successfully transported
from lAe East about one hundred thou
sand young slad this season aAd placed
them in the Sacramento RIVER During
the season about one thousand shad,
eighlng from three TO five pounds each,
have been accidentally talen out in the
nets OF fishermen"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
Worth Its wcigatin Gold.

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
cOYery in medicine is DACostn's Radical
Cure 70: dyspepsia, sick headache, SOU
stomAch, costIveness, biliousness, loss
Of appetite, distress after eating, and all
disorders caused by 'nd gest on or de-
ranged liver. Its results are dStoniShtad,
and sure relief is guaranteed III every
case where it is faithfully used. II t mes
up the stomach, regulates the liver, re.
stores the natural appetite, strengthens
the delicate and eXpels all morbid hui
mors tom the system. Typhoid and
bilious fever might, in almost every case,
be prevented by It's timely use. Trial
size 25c. a very few doses Will re-
lieve, and a little perseverance cure
you. Sold by JOHN kEEsHAN, Sixth
and Walnut streets, W. Ii. AdderIy,
Sixth and Mound streets. and Ii. +.
Reum, corner Fifth and Broadway.
Also Agents Tor Prof. Parke's Pleas
ant Worm Syrup, which is sure deaGh to
worms. Pleasant to take and req qIires
no physc. Price 25o. Try it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
DIR. JOHNSON AS MAN,

| No man, eaIu one VINO knew him, loved
| The poor like DR.. johnson. His own
personal expenses did not reach over
/ 100 year. but his house in Bolt Court,
alter the receipt of the pension, became
IL home for as mauy h. p.eSs as lie could
support and aid. In the garreL was
! Robert LeYet, whO had been waiter
at The French coffee house and had
| become Il poor surgeon to The moor.
| lie was unable 10 netp himself, when
johnson became his friend, and gave
| him Il share OF his home, with freedom
| To CXGrcise his art freely i'll aid OF the
poor. Levet was JohnsoH's companion
at breakfast, lived with hIm for thirty
years and died under his sheltering
care, never allowed to think OF MIN ,ef
as poor dependent, never so regarded
by true-leartcd Samuel johnson.
Not one Of these companions was al
lowed to feel dependence; most of them
had soured tempers, and hey quarreled
with one another, but each lelt the
whole sweetness OF JoAnsOu's nature.
Wnen he was asked why he bore with
them 50 quietly his answer was, "If
did not shelter them, no one else would,
and they would be lost for want" There
was another "penaionor" in his house
hold, the cat. He observed that she
liked oysters, and he would go out him
selGto buy them tor her, lest if servants
were put to the trouble they should
grudge the cat her enjoymenbs, dislike
her, ana use her III. men Johnson took
nis walk in Fleet street he found
MS way into sad homes OF distress
when mad been MADE known TO him by
LeHet, or found ny his own kind eyes.
lie visited the SICK and the sad, helped
them and Interceded for them with his
friends. lie always had small change
In his POCKET 1of the DegSafs, ana II told
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

Vital weakness or depression: A
weak, exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF mental oyerWOrk,
indiscretlOns OF eXCesses, or som4 drain
upon the system, is always cured by
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No.
%. 1t tones up and invigofates the sys-
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

The SaratOyian OF Thursday has the
following III connection with Wedues-
days Regatta: "Chalting with Courtney
all hour or two after the regatta, Ae re-
lated little incident that illustrates
j believed that l should win the race ,
he said, 'because l did not think tnat
Riley OF PIaisted could pull VITA me. l
knew just what L could DO, and thought
| measured their strength pretty well.
And then l mad a good omen,' he
said with smile, for day or two
before the race II hungry, half-sturved
kitten came on the piazza, where O lot
OF fellows were sitting, and tney made
fun OF the little thing and drove it down
the hill. went ana picked 1t up and ted
ii, and the little creature has slept on my
bed ever since, sticks close to me, and
mas made great friends. And yesterday
another kitten followed IA couple Of
young fellows out from Saratoga and
stayed aLmy headquarters. The cOiored
help all SAID that it meant good luck
and they Augged and caresseu 1t, and
said l would win, sure. Perhaps there
was something in it alter ALL just then
little four-year-oId boy with bright,
sunny Curis, ran up 10 the hero of the
day, and holding out his little hand,
SAID, !Mr. TOURNEY, L Want dratulate
you! And Courtney bent his great
form TO the child, took It's Tiny hand in
MS massive grasp, sad thank your and
gave the todIIer kiss, when he ran
back to a group Of ladies evidently de-
lighted.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

THERE is a rumor that Turkey is now
anxious for peace, and through Count
Andrassy is asking for negotiations with
that end in view. Ifpeace should be
concluded at this time the result would
leave Turkey greatly the gamer by the
war. All that it has cost her would be
repayed by the improved standing she
would have and the benefit it would be
TO her credit. But as much dsap-
pointment as events up to this time
have doubtless caused Russia, she will
not be likely to let hostiIities cease at a
juncture in the war like that which has
Just been reached.