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SPECIAL PRICES IN DRY GOOD :,

Having too large stock. we will from now
cheap prices. to reduce stock
SummeT SILKS, 6Sc. up: Black Silks. &c. ur
double. ~ ~ ~ -o' WI III
" nlte SRlrts at manufacturers prices.
faTaSoS-Stock must be Soid-at chsaD nrices
LADIES Linen Suits, cheapest in city
lawns luc:. both in Linen and Cotton.
PeIcales, &c. up: Victoria Lawns, Toe IN
CalicoeS 415c. up. ~ ~P'
ColOred Hosiery cheap,
CarpetS-StOck sacrificed.
MattingS cheap.
Cassimeres for men and boys fearfully cbean.
T. N. NAUDAiN
~! Eo-r SC9 Market Snare
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AS A general tonic, Hostetters Bitters pro-
duce effects which must be experienced or
witnessed before they can be fully appre
ciated.. In cases of constitutional weakness,
premature decay, and debility and decrepi,
tude arising from old age, it exercises the
of all diseases it operates as a delightful in
vigorant. When the powers of nature are re-
Taxed, it operates to re enforce and re-estab-
liSh them
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CITY ITEMS,

No EXCUSE for suffering with headache
Specific will cure it.
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LADIES wishing to purchase fine dress good
OF any kind will find ShuS er IL Bro good
place TO shop. They are giving discount of
ten per cent. for cash.
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II. j. GEORGES,
~ CITIZENS. MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT
SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURER
SIIS Pennsp tpdpaia Avenue
perfect fit, combining at once ease andGH1
coHlort III all cases guaranteed. Will CALI
At houses and take measures III requesteIV
py postal card or letter. A fine selection OF ve
adiesand gentlemen IS Goods OF my own manufan-
tnre, and Of superior quality, on hand suitable for
summer wear, and at reasonable prices New
cores inserted In old CATERS by patent stitchine
msehlne; also all kinds OF fine repairing done on
oDoIt NOTICE. my17-1y
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BLACK GRENADINES, (Lupin's,) IS, 30, 81, 40.
80 cents parasols, large stock, all styles, from
81 s. $50, So; all kinds of dry goods cheap,
at G.. NJ Towson & Co.'s, 636 Pennsylvania
avenue, south side.-AdUt.
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Is CENTS PER YARD for imported dress
goods; all the latest e0lors; large stock to
make selections from, at c. M. TOwsOn & Co. s.
6S6 pennsylvania avenue, south side.-Adr.,
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"VHHE GREAT AZ s0TTHERN SHIRT"

l. OPEN FRONT,
Is elegantly made Of first class material with Linen
sleeve Bands and Linen lining to the Bosom: un-
nnlshed only 30 cts; finished, 81.
Ihe Hannts Shirt" open back, Is OF the best
material, and also has Linen lining and Linen
ished. ~ ~ ' n
The cheapest Shirt in all the world Is our VAN.
sutta u. Xxx; ready TO put on at 81. 10,
Our Fruit of the Loom'' Shirt has been q "a
cts. finished. "n1 ~
The Wamsutta o. Xxx Shirt is rs cts, unfinished,
ana 80 cts. finished.
Boys Shirts, IL, 1917 and Ii inches, made OF
30 cents. '' 'A'
Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, 8 for IL.
ArSold at our Branch,
1908 r sfsoef n,sc.
mafZ7-u G.. 6EO. MEGINNISS,
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THE BANKRUPT STOCK of eottOns, silks,
cashmeres, buntings, &C., at 705 Market Space,
viii be sold for one week only at about one
half original cost
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BUNTINGs, all cOlors; buntings, all pure wool
p; buntings, lace stripe, 25; cream, seal
brown, black and navy blue buntings :debeges,
wool, 25; beautiful dress goods, part wool Is.
lCarters, III Market Space) Pacific lawns,
10; Shetland shawls, pure white. blue and
quilts, only 1.50; pure white hOneycOmb Quilts.
30. New paraSOlS. New paraSOlS -Adrt
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A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALAB,sTER
may be attained by using CLIENTS lSulphur
soap which does away with the necessity for
Sulphur Baths. Try it, ladies' 1t is a genuine
beautifier, and very economical.
Hint to those prematurely grey, use HiNs
Hair Dye.
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FESTIVALS.

TINE FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF
l. Grace Church (BcCtOr. Rev. A. Holmead)
" i'll be continued tor four nights, commencing
MONDAY, June 81, 1878. ie3- 2t*
FESTIVAL! FESTIVAL
The Lseies of the Mite Society of McKeadrec NJ.
f. Church. Massachusetts, avenue, between 9Th and
lOth streets. will hold their semi-annual festival
THIS WEEK, In the lecture-roOm and parlors of
the church, commencing TU ESDAY EVENING.
the 4th instant, and continuing Wednesday, Thurs
Gay and friday evenings. je3-2*
T EMONADE SOGIABLE. SONS OF
~ TEMPERANCE. Tho Ladies of RESCUE
DIVISION viii! give Lemonade Socable and en-
11Srtai9m S at Temperance Temple, TUE3DAY
Ike will be presented to the gentleman bringing
me largest number of Ladies. Admission, Is cts.
Refreshments free. ieI-2*
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, MUSI-
~ CAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN
MENT, at MT. VERNON PLACE NJ. L. CHURCH,
corner of 9th and K SITS. NV, on
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS
June Sd and 4th.'
Prof. E. B. Hay, Mr.. John T Heedale, Mr. J. E.
Bangs and others have kindly consented to assist.
An additional feature for Tuesday Evening will
pc an individual Book Offering to the Sunday
Schooi Library. je1-2C
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS

A COMPLETE. ASSORTMENT OF RAZORs,
"A Scissors, POcket-knives, CorkScrews Razor
straps, Homes, Tooth, Hair, Nail and Shaving
Brushes and Soap, Backgammon Boards, Dice,
Play ing and Visiting Cards, Blank Books, Wri-
prices, by E. X. LUNDY, Ia Bridge street,
georgetown. my25
dor SALE-The East Wing of my Dwelling
y 20 feet front by 120 deep, being two-story
Brick Building with three chambers: also a Lot
Immediately west of my house, 20 feet front. The
premises will be shown by application at 1853 " est
ST., Georgetown. VIM. H. TENNEY. my26- I'm
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F1RST-CLASS FLANNEL
Suits Made to Order,
Sic.
M0nREfG 101I Nau, Vn,l- -
] Is

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf
felers. Chronic, painful, and prOstrating dis.
eases cured without medicine. Pulverniach.
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratllm.
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galyanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&k1y
II. D. COOKE JR., & Co., Bankers, agents for
the Cheque Bank of London, limited. Parties
visiting Europe will do we'll to carry their
funds in these checks. 4.26eOl:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ CAL ENTERTAINMENT by the ColoTed
"a schoos Of Washington and aeorgetown, in
aa or ,kHBEETS'n PENNY LUNCH, at
LINCOLN Hall, MONDAY EVENING, jane 10,
1919. at O'Clock. Admission, % cents. Prof.
aobn Espota. Director. Jess, 40
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L1OUR DAYS TRoT'TINf AT REV.
Il NINGS.

MONDAY. June 81, Double Team
ana Pacing Race. THURSDAY June 1854
4th 800 class. WEDNESDAY, June -SSs4STS
9Th, free for all. THURSDAY, June rS>-S-N
9Th, $50 class. Races commences at $50 prompt
Train leaves at 400. Admission 90 cents, includ-
ing all lie privileges. my3l-5r
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CoRoLED SILKS; colored silks: colored silks ;
checked and striped Silks on pure white aud
light brown; lavender navy blue. light bIue.
green, brown and black striped and check I'd
SIX, on light and pure white ground. (Carter's,
III Market space All the light shades of
eolored silks. seal brown, navy blue; light
blue, cardinal and cream colored silks 0nr
81 and sl.25 black silks are special bargains.
Adrt
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TUE PACKET BOAT ALDANBARAN
Will leave the Aqueduct Bridge,
Georgetown. for Great Fails, every EeShN
SUNDAY MORNING., 8 O'Clock.
Refreshments served On board.
Round trip 81.
% CrDIuuNrD
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~ FOLK and the CAPES: The rN-n
s MIs steamer JANE M3 Rs
named points SATURDAY EVENING, June l.
leaving her wharf foot Of 9Th ST., at clock,
staterOoms can be secured by applying at the office
trip, %. 90.
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The grand festival i'm aid of st. AIMS In
fant Asylum will be held at GieSborO' tomor-
row.
The fourth annual excursion of Mount Yer
non TENT NO. l, |. y. r.. will be given to-mOr-
row to Marshall Hail. The steamer Jane
MoSeley leaves 9Th street wharf at a. m. and
p. IN.
The fifth annual select excursion of the
Young Peoples society, of the Church of the
incarnation, tomorrow, promises to be a very
enjoyable one. 1t will be made on the Cock
ade City to GlymOnt. The barge will leave
It'll street wharf at $50 a. m
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DEGULAR GRAND SUNDAY EXCUR.
~ SION On the Barge tICOCKADE city,
VIII take place NEXT SUNDAY, IT,,
leaving the 7th st. wharf at o clock
and returning at 8, landing at Fort
Washington going and returning.
Tickets % cts. no charge for children under ten
years.
Donch's Band, sixteen pieces.
VIM. DietZ and HammerSly, Caterers,
This Barge can be chartered for SEQ. my8
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION of The
~ CALIFORNIAN CLUB.
TO MARSHALL HALL,
THURSDAY. June 6, 1878. n~o
The :, steamboat EXPRESS leaves It'll ssl...sN
Tickets. admitting lady and gentleman, 81.
Single Tickets, 80 cents. lila
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Two CoLORED INFANTS ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED BY THEIR MoTHERS.-A colored child
four months old, named IDgraham. was acct
dentally smOthered to death by it's mother
living in alley, between 18th and 18th and Nj
and n streets, OVERLAPPING it Saturday night.
The coroner gave certificate of burial. An
infant child of Amanda Dorsey, cOlored, was
found dead in her bed at ITO ZigZag alley be-
tween and M and I'd and Sd streets south
west, yesterday afternoon. The coroner gave
certificate of "Oyerlaid"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
TIE STATE CANALS.
REPORT or TIE AUDITOR OF TIE CANAL DErART
MKNT Oh THE EFFECrs or An ABANDONMENT Oh


MKNT Oh THE EFrECrs or An ABANDONMENT or
TOLLS.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 1S.-The Speaker pre-
senied 70 the Assembly report from the Auditor of the
Canal Department. in answer TO resolution Of the
House askjnc information OF the probable cost OF main
tanning the Erie, ChampaIn and OsHcgo Canals IN the
event Of abandonment Of tolls on those canals The Au-
ditor says an abandonment OF tolls would require a
change IN the Constitution, and would not become oper-
alive before Jaruory l. ISL while the taxes for inter
est ON the canal debt and maintenance would be
,rri.I He estimate. ihat IN the event of the abate
ucn 0f tolls those canals, the adllllphd taxes "Hin
would be- imposed The result Of the change would
otunuut to an fourth Of mill per dollar Of valuation
the rate diminishing with Increased Naiuailph me cs
uated tax oD rating canals womb De less thhn Whht
l. now ucc.s iy ;or the annual supply Oi The sinking
ud for TIE payment Of the principal ana In'ees OF th.
canal Debt ~ the prompt payment OF the debt, aud
,"',,,. a., :r..t ilcrr would h.. an annual saving in
taxes OF no,rly SiOO0On from October 1851. 10
Orfoner l. l-6J IN which event the additional taX
curing the debt period II The canals were absolutely
free. would onS amount 10 Sj50f6S 10 per year. or
about onc-sryenth Of mill for each dollar of the cst
mated valuation OF is-l The Auditor goes on 10 state
bat The Ioans 10 carry the enla gcmcnt w're made
m riercss oans we've made the credit of the sinking
fluid for eighteen years 20 pay Interest ON the loans rs
the st0oA maturcd was pha iton ihe sihhihB iuhu
ana o ihe proceeds OF he deficiency loans In other
"a the Constitution evidently intended. either
hy thO imp ,ton OF adcq aie tolls or 10y TAXATION Inc
cAsting dobt grows out oi hgs9 o., ,ncen'y 3ahs n,d
allowed t0 40 10 maturity hNoIFinga piOu oI lnliy-
az ,ars interest to amount of - lG for each dollar
snail have been paid on TIE greater par VI u. ne hhs
A would therefore be iOr the interest OF tt taxpayers Ia
atom fhe interest especially the state has no other
debt aud It's payment being perfectly s1cu,s.
indifferent 20 the maintenance O1 tue cdhdls III say
The Tatcs of toll may be fixed ~ discretion, OF re
toiitcd entirely but 1t prohibits the e1pend.
iure Of more than the gross amount OF
the previous years revenue, aud 30 l'hs "a, Wat
limitation Icmans the canals liable TO Dc
closed for want OF the necessary funds IL Is not rue
that the revenues Of year available iof ekithu
lures the succeeding year. Every years expenditures
Dor maintenance necessarily paid from the earnings
.f4l he 81 IN
ceased 10 be oi II is practically tnis snail
we malnt ain our canals or abandon thcmt
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
DIED.

BALDWIN-In Bloomfield n. J., Jan. IL. 1873. Samuel
nenry son OF FiSbeih late warren 5. BALDWIN, in
Reisyss @ family especially invited
Warren $ BALDWIN, on Monday, at o'clock p IN -,
ariya Of the 1910 tram NewYOrk, foot Of Barcayst.
BEARDsLEY- on Thursday, Jan. II. Maria AntiOne'te
Relatives and friends are invited attend her funeral
TO@ the rssdesee @ of BeI09 Ine n NO. East
IA Haf 5
InteTmont TIiTci iHds to-day as'o ~
cLosE-In Brooklyn. Jan IL Elizabeth NJ Peck, wife Of
Relatives and friends are attend the funeral az
Church, Gieen1 ch, Conn., on Saturday. JAN 49, at
Carriages viii be in waiting at Greenwich to meet the 70 M
CLOsE-In ,Brookyn Jan; IS. Of pnenmOna Emma Close.
The reIaves and friends Of the family are Invited attend
her funeral at Church. Greenwich Conn, satur
cafriagcs will be- in waiting depot Greenwich to meet
the train from New.York.
DUNNAt Mantou Springs, Coi on Friday 18th inst MIS-
Nctiee tt51'Y OF fnn1ra ii in Wednesdays papers
HAVILAND-At Harrison Westchester County. n; " on
ls month l7th sarah Ann, wife Of William Haviand, in
Relatives tho family invited to attend the
funeral from late residence on I'd day. lst MONTH 2ls
Carriages viii waiting the arrival of 9O5 train from
HEGEMAN-on Thursday evening Jan. II, 1873 Miss
Frances Hegeman IN the SIN year Gi er age attain, ,sr
raj 99 g n s nopaeRP ST aePsw erpeo1 at ooe
HUNT-In Brooklyn. Friday %, Thomas Hunt In tho
79th year Of hlAsGe. 80, n
viii be held al his late residence lOZ ReD
sen-st.. on Monday, 2lst inst, at D. m
McDERMUT Friday, Jan ls ElIabelh widow OF Com Co
w Conner, Of san Francisco, Cal.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SAMPSON-At tho United States Naval Academy, ADDal0
lis 10. Margaret Sexton. wife OF Commander W. l.
Sampson, L. :. N. aged 30 years.
SHEPHERD-Jan Il. 1879 of apoplexy, Mrs Catherine
shepherd widow OF the late William Shepherd In the 16th
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
her funeral the residence of her sonnaw MT Robert
E.ui n. l. 3 n. m.
Of Chambersst at laj and returning.
6:l2 D.
THOMAs-At Brooklyn, Jan. ls, 1878, Evan p Tbomaa
aged Al years. -
services at No. l66 BelfordaYe- Brooklyn u.
sunday Jan 20, at l. O'Clock y.
WILLIAMS Thursday 18th inst, Graee daughter Of S.
Thomas Williams.
Funeral services late residence 81 Prospepacc
East 33d- st, $50 sunday, 10th inst.
WORTH NGTON-In CooperstOwn. " Y. on jan 10. 1879
John Rlohard Morthngton. aged q years and month
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Cost of building, including dome
$J,l9S,625 0C
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Friday, Jan. Is. 1873.
Excise bills continue to annoy the temperance mem
bers In the Assembly. today Mr. Douglass introduced
bill shing Office OF Commissioners OF Excise In
BROOKLYN, and empowering officer to be known as
Chief of Excise and appointed by tie Mayor to do
their work The Chct OF Excise is TO receive sal
ary of SO 600 and 10 hold office during the term u the
Mayor by whom he is appointed. Three petitioN, nr-
mcrously signed were received protesting against any
change in the present Excise Law.
Several laws have been introduced in the present Leg
Isature for the repeal Of laws passed by the last One of
such acts was presented to-day by Senator Marvin. II
provides for repeal OF the law authorizing railroad
cOrpoIatious to ray communication money for highway
labor 10 the commissioners Of highways OF towns.
The Governor has appointed Willet Raynor, OF Free
port and David :. Van Wicklan. OF East Rockaway,
Wreckmastcrs for the County OF Queens
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
.oa situations as servants may be doubted but 1t Is

A. ost situations as servants may be doubted out Is
cstan that one great cafe proprietor on the BoulevardS
ged nv the accounts he has heard Of Chinese han
and moderation in respect OF wages gong 10 se
.n on the May, staf OF ten walters cngaS1u az
Shanghai for seven years. This experiment VIII oe
%c aIe finding the servant question almost as trouble
some as il has become in the United states.
The spark of literary ambition once klndled
, the human breast glows and ickers, but will not die
Times have changed since the Mutual Friend went fish
inc with General Butler and twrled his moustache in
Judge Nelson's court room. He is now devotng his en-
orgies TO agriculture and all that that implies But te
literary zeal which famed in his soul in the days OF scan
dal billetsdoux, statements and cross-exaunatoh re-
torts is still at white heat He does not translate the
idys OF Theocrtus his favorte cOwyard nor cram h
memory with cOupets from Wordsworth while sto i"s
over the bright meadows and pastures green MI Mo
ton Is man Of afairs-a man Of the world-a pracuca
msn-and so he makes speeches before the dairymehS
copveptiops in the agricultural districts His address a
Meadvt last Thursday full OF sweetness ana hSh
know he exclaimed no East. West, North SonIu
would IL could make the influence OF TINS gatherhs
of peoDle as benefcent as God mas maze bhe euu~n'
n, On and aylght at the east nrst, Out the
ann rises TO the meridian TO bless ALL ana goes WESTWARD
with its bcnedctiOn OF light which Is rctected DacK
fom ms with thankfuness at It's setting Ana tnen comes
night hut morning returns again. ana from east 10 wcSi
trsveis daily the great glory OF God. Aud so would
have our relations with another nothing but an IN
tsrcbanCc of blessings" This Is truly rurai-chaimng
Iraobical coInprehensivcness Mr.. Moulton ought TO
Sire hall IN every daryman's village and deliver Zee
res on the dissemination OF agricultural knowledge
Nov sboild the wives and daughters be neglected DO
'Cstic scandal as Fertilizer for Social Intercourse
rould he taking title for the village gOssps VINO know
a good thing when they smell IT,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

derided and its strength despsed by the friends OF the
old system which attack so was the anfi-slavery
cause. and the who devoted themselves to
it. Let u.s. then, carry the standard high; let us MAIN
tain the entrenched position which we have already
achieved inside the great Republican party Of the
country The OF reform in the hands Of brave men
will not be put down by the SCOTS and derson OF Its
The charge that refOmers are mere doctrnaiie
the declaration of the Cincinnati platform that
IL is entirely consistent with all we claim that
the party in power should have those places
where harmony and vigOr OF administration require It's
policy to be represented. The party which is able to
elect President of the United States can always fur
nsh from its ranks for such places men who I'LL the
highest requirements Of true Civil Service but IN the
choice OF these the Executive must be left free ana u
trammeled by dictation from those who have been
chosen to represent tue people In the legislative branch
of the Government. By the adoption of this principle III
administration, may expect elevation and greater
efficiency In Civil Service, and corresponding benet
to the Legislative Department Let us remember tlat
where principle s involved concession Is dangerous ana
compromise disastrous.
Other remarks were made by Mayor Henry L. Pierce
Richard H. Dana r the Hon. John d. Long, Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives; President Chadbourne
Of Williams College. and large number OF other emil
nent citizens OF this State and other NewEDgand states
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
COTTON MARKETS.

LyEnrooI Jan ls-The Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
The cotton marker rn at the close Of last week but
has been quiet with moderate business doing me
tendency OF prices scptons Is slightly In favor OF
buyes American freely offered and lower qualities are
at preyios rates reduction and recacauon have been
in the guotatons Of t1e better gIaes OF sea lsn In
not maintained close 10 ad below hose Of last
BOSTON Jan ls-Cotton quiet: Mdding l9c. Low Mid.
ding llc Good Ordinary lO4c net receipts $40 bales
gIOss 27l3 bales; stock 1870 bales weekly ret receipts
HmHoHs Jan Is-Coon dull easier; Mddmg, llisc:
bales Eross reesp & y % Saes ShSITs @ ran no
bales; gross i,2l9 bates expOr,s 10 Great Britain l35l
bales GO stwis 1920 bales: sales 2OjG bales; spinnes
Jan ssa9y Ma@s Dsi Tss:,DI nc LGT
bales export; d@o to G bsg, b s6c Ssb Sss ' weekly net
a. A. G9cso exports 10 Great britain Zoos bales
70 France sj bales the Continent 1881 bales; coast
WIS jan Istoion dull Addlng lO9.c: Low
Mdans GCSS 9a- s5 Ss SS rS .toc 3 sSS bales bales
weekly receipts lsj bales; shipments 5.l2l baes sales
aLVasroS Jan isNCottcp dul easier; Mddns. lOc
eSports to Great Britain, 5,23l bales 10 the continent s7l
bales SSq'we 2$9i Do bales s'S S 9 S,, Ss SrSss
1920 bales; exports to Great Britain 991O bales 10
wse sh@n7.i T. IS .' bales: S,"t sales ~ IS bales
IOusYIlIR jan lS-CottOn quiet Mddng lO'9 wcekl-
receipts 2JG baos sales lo6 bas spinnera iot bales;
M1miR jan Cotton quiet; MiJdng IOhc; low Mid.
ding oc Good 0anary 9tc nft io eIss n,, so aao GGs
receipts l0i21 bales exports 10 Great
continent, 81 ~ bales
wi o. nG9 bales; gaics li,JOO bale'.
MpHrus Jan. lsCottOn quiet: Midling l0osc receipts.
2.390 bales sales l5OO bales stock,
S7n 81 1913 bales; 1877, 71O0 bales weekly receipts,
i bales shipments IL 500 bales; saics, $500 bales
NEwORLE,As. Jan lS-Coton quiet, irregular Mdding.
Niddng Zoe: Good Ordinary Ic: net receipts,
10 bales; gross. o369 bales. exports TO France.
G550 bales C9nnsnt .105i coaslyIs 229 bales sales
10 siOck 3S 200 bales weekly receipts 6362O
bales gross 1900 bates: exports Great Blan. 2G0Jl
bae France 81 1Oi bales. tO the Continent i60 bales
coastwise. s.00l bales; sales, 40 $50 bales.
NoRfoIk Jan lS-Cotton quiet Midns lo7sc; net c rs
ceips $40 bales; exports COlstwse 21S bais sales wv
bales stock, l9O0J bales exports 10 Great Brtan siZ2
bales coastwlse, l. ,73i bales; ssles i73S bales -
PHILADELPHIA jan lS.COton quiet Middng II Sc Low
Middng lU5.c; Good Ordinary, lOfsci net receipts ~
bales: ls5 bales sales spnneds 81 pses soSs
1920 bales; weekly receipts Cos bales; gross s. 80
e.Dors TO Great Britain SiS bales coastwise 42O bales;
ales, 3303 bales; spinner. 2,0i3 baos ,u, ,o,,
Ian lS--CottOn Midhiing lO'Iac.: Low
Mldilng i6itc Good Ordinary, Ostc net receipts 3i39
has gross bales; exports 10 France none coastwise
C99; exports the Continent. none; sales. Soo Soo
Soes stock 80 bales; weekly net receipts. 1884
psss syoas Isi baes exports TO Great Britain lS02
bales l320; 20 the Continent iZoo baies cosS'
Via on bales; sales. 10000 bales
ST LOUIS. Jan ls.-Cotson quiet; n E love; Low
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
THE NATIONS HONOR.
SPEECH by Ex-sECRETARY BRlsTOw.

SPEECH BY EX-SECRETARY BRlSTOW.
A STABLE CURRENCY ESSENTIAL TO SUBSTANTIAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or CLASSES
AND sECTIONs-A FLUCTUATING CURRENCY IN.
FURIOUS TO THE LABoRER-CIyIL SERVICE RE-
FORM.
Ex-Secretary Bristow was entertained at Boston,
last evening at dinner given in his honor; and in
his speech made forcbe arguments for honest
money the fulflment of the pledges of the Nation,
and Civil Service Reform. He argued that the inter-
ests of labor and capital and of the different sections
arc identical that stable currency is essential to
the prosperity of ALL but that the aborng class suf-
fers especially from currency offluctuating value
The faith Of the Republican party is pledged to
Civil Service Reform and its advocates have no
reason to despair of complete success.