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SENATOR CARPENTER WOULD AC-
CEPT.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. Is, 1873.
In response TO . call signed by over nve thousand
citizens OF Milwaukee. asking him to be candidate
for Unned States Senator, Hon. Matt Carpenter has
replied that II elected TO tho position would regard
it as b Is duty TO accept
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OREGON SENATORSHIP.

sALrx, Sept Is, 1878
The two houses met In convention at noon to-day
for the election Of Senator, majority Of tho
bers eaoh house voting for Mr.. Slater wbercvpon
the President Of The Convention nounced tho vec
OF }. Il. Slater to the United states senate for
six years commencing the 4th OF March next.
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GREENBACK NOMINATIONS.

BrryAro. N ", Sept Is, 1878.
Tho crecnback County Convention to-day nom.
mated the following ticket; t;Copgress Professor A.
r. Grotc, County Judge, Johu Hubbel; Treasurer
Erasmus Brisgs; Justice oi Sessions james Dir.
stone
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OBITUARY
HUGH C)rTIHR.

Ms. Hugh Cottier, OF the nrm Of Cottier Denton.
extensive music dealers in Buffalo. N. Y. died u
that city on Tuesday.
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NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLATURE.

HALrrAx, Sept. IS, 1878.
Tho elections Tor tho local Legislature took place
simultaneously with the Domuion electro ms, and tho
result 10 twonty eight conservatives ten reormcrA
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KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

The following delegates TO the Assembly district
conventions, TO be held In Brooklyn TO- morrow night
Tor the purpose Of selecting delegates 70 ,ho Republic
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SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
GOVERNOR HAMPTON ON THE STUMP FOR A
IIBEEAL POLICY.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
GREENvILLE, S. e., Sept IS, 1873
Governor Hampton, who has bsen quite sick for
limo his homo In the Mountains visited this
place to-day, according to appointment, and delivered
The first speech which he has made in the campaign.
1t brief earnest restatement sci and
tho democratic purity OF this Stale OF the liberal
wise principles and policy which resulted In victory
In 1876 He will 70 70 Picksns county
Ihe purpose OF ADDRESSING tho people on The SUBJECT
OF the revenue troubles and particularly OF incting
thom 10 obedience TO the Revenue laws.
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DENIALS FROM MIR. TILDEN.

NO INTENTION OF INTERPRETING WITH THE
DEMoCHArrC CONVENTION AND NO coNNEc-
TioS WITH THE CHARGES AGAINST NEW
YORK OFFICIALS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SARATOGA. n. y. Sept Is, 1873.
Mr. Tlidcn left sarstora Tor New York to-day. BE-
fore leaving he positively denied the truth OF ru.
connecting him with efforts to interfere Ia any
manner with the approaching Democratic State Con.
vention ana with the movements against the New
YORK Shsrn, Register ana County Clerk He declared
tint nc nothing abo ut tbs against these
officials except what no learned through the papers
but no believed II they wiliuily disrsgardcd vlo
lated the laws they should be removed ~hatcve their
political standing or sfnnics might be. Mr. Tilden
10 In excellent health ana spirits.
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COMMENTS or TIE TORONTO PREss-srn
JOHN A. MAcDoNAtDs swxErrSa RISE
INTO POWER AGAIN.

INTO POWER AGAIN.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept Is, 1878.
Tho Nail today, commentisg upon the result or
ycsterdsy's election, says
Our gains are I'm mcnsey beyond the most "a appui
expectations oil the most saDeuine conservatives
Nearly every province contributes TO tho splendid
victory; but the Ontario Premier province
leads the van with majority which, when IN
- twenty-five. 1t Is quito likely that SIR John A
hacdonald's majority IN tho new Parsmens will be
% much ~ scvsnty, u indeed II does exceed that
uumpss Five years age Gritz would have II that Sir
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THE NEWS IN orTAwA-PRoBABLE COURSE or
THE aovERNMENr-sIR JOHN A. MAC
poNALD's OPPORTUNITY.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. Is, 1873
One hundred and ninety out Of 2oe coostituen o,es
have been heard from. giving the opposition nty ma
jerty The election fought FREQ trade against
Drotscsion principles, the country pronouncing in
favor Of tho latter Many prominent mon have
been defeated on both sides. The government
will probably resign Immediately, when sis
Johu A. Macdonald will be called upon
BY the Governor General to form q new govern m ent
tne psrsonnel Of which 10 likely to bc sir j. A. Mac.
oonald, O'Conner Campbsil. McDougalI, Mccarthy,
Masson Pope. CoursoIie, RobatiIIs, Tupper James
Macdonald Tey, Costigan. Sir Jonn s defeated here
pat no probably will DO Reelected by scclamation by
MS Manitoba nomination and also Ia British Columbia
Tomorrow.
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selves republics, and with population OF 40 600 900
the Union practically world itss enjoying IA
terna tree trade ei such character ~ im poss,bc
in Canada between. her prov incea Every interest
be as advantagcousy followed Ia the United states
ns IN Britain; but Canada from her natural accidents
Of resources, is not In such position may never
be- Therefore, argues that what 10 sauce Ior your
goose not sauco ior our gander. Estceninr the
agricultural ana lumber Industries Of Canada 10 be
her main strength ho THINKS that 10 would be III
advised TO adopt any measures whioh would OF peces-
sy add directly or indirectly to the Of produc-
ton IN these Industries. Such alono no considers
could be tho result OF protection. rhs labor which
cannot competo prohtably with twenty.nve per
reotcd, aud tho material consumed sserincod Tor n
retained IN the country n indigenous TO the country
u could ultimately be probably utilized whsn values
rise.
PERSONALITIES AND SCANDAL
Thus, II VIII be seen that the battle 10 essentially
one between advocates OF a revenue ana retaiatory
tsrn; but u any ono rushcs on With the idea thai
principle only will enter into tho contest be has
hcs IN his car" Such n thiug as the discussion of
principle pure ana simple has never becn known in
Canada. From the days OF tho Family Compact
downward have been hc predom mating
recognize tho fact that tho devii give good ad
vice 10 be on the otncr side OF the fcnco Is TO DO
devil and counsellor OF destruction One OF u.s. you
are sweet singer OF Israel; not of u.s. you are a
pcstiferous Dull OF Bashan. These are mid cpttbets
III you believe the party organs you believe that tho
public men OF Canada arc political I.azaruses without
the redeemiDg feature OF being Mary brcthreo. To
send them all 70 jail would be TO transfer to para
dise N there werc otherwise any possibility OF met
Ing out TO them their deserts THIS, iuaced. ~ tho
banc OF public life In Canads, and ths more than any
thing else retarded tho progress o our country II
the intrusion OF personalities upon the politics of
this country were unjusunablc II Is now, wnen the
question to be decided is purely nscaL But
not only have personalities been obtruded upon his
public attention, but buried scandals have been un-
earthed and attempts made to render their mouldcr-
ing grsvc clothes even rcpulsve. Sir Jonn mas
paId the pebaity OF hts political naifcasauce: but
would the gri,s accent less than mis- liie's bioodp
Mackenzie has deeply rcgrcNcd his lack OF Judg gment
In his purchase OF scei rails. "But is hc not stili
aivel" howl tho conssrvativcsf ''Can the past OF q
man In political life never der 10 he stationary,
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Baltimore G.ueraI Market.

BALTIMORE. Oct. q, ISIS.
Cotton weak, fat, and unsettled. Mlldllng nUmI.
naIyg4u.
Floor fairly active NHOwnrd.street and
Western supeThne, .a, s. 1901 Is
do. family, u JJlgj; CItS (, supernne, $50 3 20; do
extra sIgi 81 do. Rio brans s5Cgj 25; patRpsco tam
n.y. - IS.
Wheat southern active and hrmer Western
opened active and higher, hut closed duh and easier
Southern red 0Scgil Oji do amber ;l0,dI OF No
Western winter red, spot and October, 81 OIlsI Ulh
November, sl Oac9I oiSs December, q OtGi OllA.
Corn-SOuthern quiet and steady. Western dull and
steady. Southern white, new, 4sc; do yellow old
900 Western mixed, spot and October, ijc; No
G0rs mir and steady. Southern ga sc; Western
whte,?s's@ SG; 40. mixed, ab4 2sci Pennsylvania !Ill
Rye quiet and steady at SId5Gc
Hay '!gll and easy. Maryland and Pennsylvania
lIov.I%ns quiet AID about steady with JobbIng
trade only roTk-Mess, SD@. Bulk meats II IOOsp
BlCOm-ShOniders SIC; clehr.rb sides, 6I,c. Hams
l2,Gsl3bsc Lard, rctncl tcrces 7'Ic Butter In fair
demand and Arm chOro Western and glades lG0glsC.
Petroleum dull anu nominal. Crude, fsci refined.
exc.
C'nee hrm and SO better. Rio carGoes. ISGGI6Gc.
Sugur quiet aud steady. \ son, Ola gyhc.
whisky dull and nominal al 81 II
treighdS to liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton, I'd:
KeSelpls. Flour, 200 bbls wheat GO.SoO bu corn.
S,Jb bu; oats, ~ bu.
Shipmenls-Whsnt, 100 bu.
CATTLE NARKET.
Beef cattle-The mnrkct has been very dull and
prices Ac lower, quality considered Very best ~
&S'rc; hIst qualify, 3's@ 4c; medium 2sGtSsc; or,
dnary, 2ga2lac. The most sales were At gA(B3hc c
Receipts, 3,UOS heal SIles gBS4 head.
Hogs The market has been only larIy active and
prizes being NC lower Quotations, 4g+Ac, Receipts
shecp-The receipts ofsheep were ,ei9 head Quota
lions, 3aItt4'gc Market dull.
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MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned at tho Commissioners, ono

Cleaned at the Commissioners' ONCE.
The property holders on Boundary, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets northwest,
have petitioned for the laying Of water-mairs
in that street.
Collector Cook yesterday made distraint for
delinquent personal taxes in some fifteen cases
and proposes to continue the work until his
books are clear.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits TO buid-Thomas B. Stghl, one two.
story brick, Fourth, near d street southeast,
S22jO; Thomas A. Brown, one.stOry brick, F.,
between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets,
800; A. b. Cuppes, one two-story brick,
Massachusetts avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets S375 Ropairs-E L. White,
trustee, general repairs, 500; W. II. Smith,
agent, new roof, 500; W. II. Philip, tin roof,
$500; L. C. Ryan, raise house, &c, 500; VI.
NJ. Sweeney, extend back building $50
Samuel Bacon, bay window, $500; +. /. $.
Perry, enclose porch, 500; {. W. O'Noill, tin
ROOT, Sc., S50 Michael Crane, fuel shed, $50
J. Cr.nston, raise house, $500 A, II. Herr,
general repairs, 81 100.
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aE0RG Ef0WY VIEWS.
by Republican Reporters.

Collected by Republican Reporters.
Mrs W. Stephens leaves for Cincinnati to.
day. Mrs. d. Z. Young left for New Yor,
yesterday.
c. Harrand, New York; W. W. Woodruff
Illinois, and Julius L. bradford, Wilmington
DEL, are at the West End Hotel
Hermione Lodge No. 12, of Georgetown. last
evening paid a fatcrnal visit to Friendship
Lodge No. s, X. of F., in South Washington,
accompanied by their choir, the occasion being
the grand visitation to Friendship Lodge.
The funeral of the lato John NJ May took
place yesterday morning from Trinity (Catho
lic) Church and was largely attended. At the
church high mass was celebrated by the Rev
Father Casey. The remains were Inferred a,
Hollywood. The pall-beares were Mcssrs
Artes, Bergling, Clements, Mclaughlin, Man.
ogue, Dyer, and Stohlman.
The schooner William NJ. Mason, Captain
French, which cleared from Georgetown on
Friday last, laden with 75O tons Of coal for Fal
River, ran aground on the bar of the second
buoy, where she has remained ever since. Sh,
has tug lying alongside Of her, and 1t wa,
expected that she would got off with last
nights tide.
Brick houses No. l03 and l05, owned by A
ii. Herr and Mrs. DR. Causten, are being raised
to the grade Of High street, established by the
late Board Of Public Works. The old brick
aud wooden structure Immediately adjoining
the north wall Of these houses, extending Il
Second street. Is being demolished, to be re-
placed by two handsome buildings.
Delegations from Hermione Lodge No. 12
Friendship No. 8, Harmony No. 81 and Deca
tur No. 0. X. of p. paid fraternal visit t.
Cromelin Lodge No. 50, at the Great Falls
Saturday evening, whero they were hand
somely entertained. The visitors remained
over night, fshed all day Sunday aud returned
home with a number Of large bass, weighing
OH an average Of one pound aud q quarter
each
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DO a. your conscience dictate. and vou

Do {. your conscience dictates and you will
not go far astray.
PRoFANE upstart-thc man 80 sits down
on bent pin.-CincinnaH Brcltfasi ,dbie
The Chicago girl says Mamma, Just look
yondcr at that man we took for u stranger. May
/ never, II he wasn't papa last year"
A BUG bites the oyster, aud 10 | n pearl begins
TO grow. A bug bitcsa hotel guest, and 10 Lo
leaps out Of bed and wants TO knock some.
bodys eyebrows off.-Dctroit Free Bess
1T Is said that those dark eyed, velvet.
skinned Italian beauties one reads about-ths
magnificent screature with midnight HAIR
cannot, as q rule, write nor spell their own
name.
BAsouEs are to continue In vogue-a pleas
ing bit OF intelligence for those who have last
years garments on hand. They arc a triHs
shorter In front and are quite elaborateiy
trimmed.
WHAT next3 A novel round hat Is called the
hephistopheles. Ii has two sharp wins. like
feathers standing out from the front Of the
brim on tho crown. 10 represent tho horns Of
the individual whose name II bears.
WHEN travel by rail, said an eminent d.
vine on the Victoria platform the other day,
u select frst-class carriage Ia the middle OF
the train, / enter the middle compartmcnt Of
that carriage, and take the middle scat in
that tcompartmcnt-in medic tutissimus ibis-and
] leave the rest TO Providenoe" ut strikes mo
ho leaves precious little to Providence" said
an eminent descendant of Mr.. Toodles, sotis
poee who happened to be standing by.-Loa-
don World
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.

MONDAY, Ocl- u, 1878,
On motion Of Mr., P. Phillips, Du Pont Query
c'q, 4 Amcrcus Ga; Thomas n. Mccartney, esq.
oil Mobile Ala. and W. Harris Day, esd. of Bata.
via, y. y, were admitted to practice.
ON motion Of Mr. Il. T. Mcrrick, Ashbcl Green
esq, Of Jersey City, n j., was admitted to practice
On motion Of Mr. Wa Cook G. G. Cole, esq. of
PHrkCrsburg W, Va, was admitted 10 practice -
No. ~. otis 1ufts and sarah NJ. DIgclow, nppel
lans, VS.. The Boston Machine Company. Con.
tiuued.
No. u. Asa Hodges, appellant Va Nelson G.
Hewitt Submitted hy Mr.. Be. Brown, for appellee
No. %, Otto and B. Andrcacr appe!lants. VS.
HcrmaIlJ. Redhcld. Passed.
No, y. Thomas smell Ct al, appellants, vs.. Allan;
Tic fiIe and Marine Insurance Company. Argued
by Mr.. Leonard SWEET for appellants.
No. 20. Chester AArthuT collector, &C. plaintiff In
error, vs.. Thomas PrOsscr submitted by Mr.. As
siSRnt Attorney. General Smith Tor plantiii In or
rur and by Mr., Edward Hartley for defendant IN
error
No. %. Amos ,. Williams, appellant, VS.. johnson
HGgoud Substituted.
No. n. John =. Southern ct dl asslgnees, ap
puauls, vs.. johnson lluguud Substituted Ar.
gumcnt commenced by Mr.. y. Mcmahon for appel
lants, and continued by Mr.. LeRoy F. Yuumnlis iUr
appellee
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
BoraH Washing,

Our lady readers who have not tested Il Q
magic properties of borax have boon losing .
great help and comfort. II once used you will
never be without bottle on your toilet table.
1t removes the stains and dirt from the hands
better than soap, and at the same time softcns
and smooths the skin. 1t Is splendid for wash-
Ing the hair, and will, without injury, cleanse
brushes and combs In q few moments For
washing purposes 1t saves both soap and labor.
II will extract the dir from articles Of delicate
texture without rubbing, 1t being only neces-
sary TO put the articles IN n solution Of boraI
over night and will need only to be rinsed in
the morning. Two tablespoonsful of pulver.
lied borax dissolved In quart Of water, 10
cts, will cleanse them beautifully. 1t also
saves great labor In washing paints. 1t is said
TO drive away ants and reaches II sprlnkled on
the shelves of safes or pantries.-Fdrm Journal
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Georgetown Commercial News.

Oct -, l5,h
GRAIN MARKET.
wheat-The ninrke to-day was comparatively quiet
and inactive under the very limite supply. There
were offerings Of sufficient quantity to fairly test
tho market, although there Is much hrmer feeling
and nm nctivc inquiry for the best descriptions We
quote nonnally at the range OF 9jassc for good to
prime Fultz and o. 0i@ % for prime 10 strictly prime
Lancaster.
somewhat limited. There Is u fair milling demand
for both white and yellow aud we quote nomInay at
6.g51c.
Entered Steamship John Gibson. Travers, New
York, with ussOrie- cargo OF merchandise to Dis
trict merchants; steamers Defiance, Ford Philadel.
phla with merchRngse y District merchants; lady
Of the Lake bonneville, Norfolk, with freight 10 Dis
triCt mpr, hanta.
"Reminiscences Defiance, Ford, Philadelphia,
with return freight; Lady Of the Lake, bonneville,
Norfolk, with return freight
KfvEE FRONT
There arrivals IN the river mont yesterday.
Clear'd-SchOonerS Ann |. Lockwood, ~ John,
BO-luir with 81 tons coal Add.e NJ Bird Facs, Hos
tor with ~ tons coal Kirk, Newton, Fall River,
" lh 7jV tons coal
Arrvcd-BOat 5 5 How lsnn. S Charles, Addle Dun.
lrp. Queen tIly, Elizabeth. wm Young. \ NJ Groves,
0kGnnk", IieSul1s, 4 Lowell; ,mptJ Il Masters; J \
immki' Henry i"Nerdge . l. Stack, \ = GormAu,
" i Lowe, NJ OtOnnOL, Il Mullaney, D Tllghman.
\ - ester; Mm Motiitt. s. Lynn, LII Kuhn, A
GTcrnleSS Williams, and Kuhn.
Cleared BOATS 'rhus u pun Hancock, W VI Hlll,
L.lIlr Eddie. L0udouu, Mabel, 4 = Iiorman. A Green.
los. WIN y iiau, kMhn, J i Coulter, hegulu,, =
GAnpon, y IiIFhmHn F Capt i Masters, l%ysIl,
Nuney, Lizzie n PLie. 4 Williams. y l. Slack, Oko.
nuEo, ! \ Graham, Lille May, George " James h.
Bmdhurn NJ UCumnOr, J. II Kuhn, Vim jackson
5 ) Lynn, = syestor, W IL Lowe Dove, \ ii
Grove, and Annie,
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with rules Brosnsn vs.. District Of Columbia; con-
tlnued. Alexandria VS.. District OF Columbia; con.
tinued. Rider VS.. White on hearing.
CIRCUIT TcoURT-CHIRr-JUsTIcE CARTIER
1he october term OF this court convened yester.
day. and the Jury was called but, without taking
for one week.
Criminal Court-Chlef Justice Cartter.-william
Marshal, convicted Of horse stealing. In this case
the prisoner claimed that he was under seventeen
years OF age, and, while.worklng at .tho Reform
School, planting trees, he had never been sent
There as a punishment The testimony OF the aunt
showed that he was eighteen years Of age, proper
name, William Fletcher. and that he had been sent
70 the Reform School for three years and escaped
thercfrom. The court, aftcr febuking him for
lying. sentenced him to the pcnitontiary for three
larceny Of goods IL jaIy last from Jose Joseph S j%Sy
second offence: guilty sentenced to three years IN
the penitontiary; George LOWS, burglary in enter
July last; guilty; motion In arrest Of Judgement
filed and overruled sentenced TO the penitentiary
for three years. George Williams conyi cted Of
second offence ofpetit larceny; motion for q new
tAt this point Justice wyie relieved the Chief
and Jsmos Wilson. sias James Can't. % Charged ] III
the LARCENY ofs7O.25 and pocket book from Mrs
Julia Mccormick, on the 9th OF this month guilty
gustus DYSON assault on Esths High on the 18Th Of
July last, with intent 10 commit rape; guilty oi
assault and battery: tho prisoner being under six
School. TO remain there until his majority.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
suprcmc Court Of tho Iistrict-No, a., Rider vs.
White No. 4S y. 8. & T. Company VS. Dodge; No
%, Noyes vs.. Inland and Seaboard Coasting Com.
pany No. 81, Mcpherson VS.. Cox f; No. 50, Earhart
vs. Butlori No. SO, lafayette VS.. Lafayette: No IS
Young vs. District OF Columbia; No. 60, GersdOril
vs. Metropolitan Building Association; No. 81
Clarke vs. Morrell; No. s., District of Columbia vs.
Washington Market Company; No. 50. Sinclair vs.
washington and Georgetown Railroad Company.
:, Criminal Court-JustlCo wyle-J0hh Mcwll
liams burglary and larceny: Joseph Williams aud
Isaac Weaver, robbery; Robert johnson, assault
Albert Curtis, perjury owen Taylor, resisting of
hcer; Peter Hogan larceny Francis A. Page. lar
cenyi John Williams robbery; Cornelius Carter
petit larceny, second olfense.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.


NEW YoRK, oct, u, 1873.
The foreign commerce Of the port Of New York for
the past week vast Imports general merchandise
including dry roods), s,53p.si6; exports tprodpoe)
B,sjseoi; specie exports, t9son The total Imports
since January l. this year, were s23S, S,ss2, against
s2eOsSo7 FOR the same period last year and s27a2i
10 1870
Early In the day money easy al per cent on
CALL closing with an abundant supply at per cent
The gold market was nrmer on London advIces I'D
vanclng nom iook to 1904, but falling 10 ioOlI al tho
close.
Foreign exchange was strong and higher, the lead
Ing bankers advancing their rates 10 iso for long and
+s5S for demand sterling
Government bonds closed steady.
State bonds wero dull, except Louisiana consols
which advanced 10 7IA.
Stocks opened buoyant and under largs purchases
prices advanced AatiS per cent, the Latter Illinois
Central. Toward the hrst call the market became
weak on the hll Of copsois al London and further
failures there ami there 4 decline OF Als7A per
the latter Western Union. In tho late dealings
however, 1rm tone characterized the dealings, and
at the close prices showed . recovery OF k6sib per
eetL The latter Western Un,ou. Transactions aggre-
gated Isl 90 shares, OF which GOO were Erie, 1900
were Lake shore, 400 were Wabash, 1900 were
Paul, GoOO were Delawarc. Iackawanna and westerI,
1000 wre Delaware and Hudson, 2-nOj were Morris
and Essek 1000 were Illinois Central, 5000 were
Union Pacific, and ~ 10 were Western Union.
The following were the closing pricesi
Money Gold fO0Nl
National Republican., 1878-10-22
VEGETINE-
LOWE MY HEALTH
To Your Valuable Vegetine.
NrwroRr, KY, April -, 1877.

NEWPORT, KY April -, 1877.
Mr.. II. X. STEvFS-;
D,dr S1r! lIHyng suffered nom breaking out OF
Cuuk,ruiW SDres m more than five years, CRllsrd by
AN accident Of fractured bune, which fracture Tnu
into u running sore, and have uaud everything could
think OF aud nothing huIprl me- unt.l hat taken six
bottles ot your valuable medicine. which Mr.. Miller
the upOihrrUry, recommended very highly. The sINI
bottle cured uIu, and AL ! can SAY Is that uwruy
Lrtllh To your NAluub.u Neg,tiuv. Your most unu
Glrnt servant, ALhFEI NON lnEDtlG
at /, unnecessary for me Iu euunernl the disease,
Tor which the NL,EIISL ~huUld Tee used know ct
no disease wh.rh VIII not admit uf it, U, nh &, cd
results Almost unuu."rabi" complaint, ,gn,,,d
by IUl~tuUl~ ,,yTviyII~ IA the butG which tlI 'u
eutiry expelled from tn" system 10y r.r usr ui thu
NLuETINl- When lhr u,d i prTe,l.l Il, gU~tai the
disease rapidly AI".; h.I pains g dsr; hrN action
Is promptly restored, md iLe patient i, cured,
National Republican., 1878-10-22
sUn-TREAsuRY sTArEMES'
COMM ERCIAL.
Washington River Front.
ARRIVED.

WAsHINoToN, Uct. IT, Ib1h
ARRIvED.
Rleys wharves-Schoouers Eiyzle Rsgun, Regan !;
-arnh Jane, White; Della. Brown Molile. Tasker {;
John W Gray, Bundick: W Mcguire, Mcguire,
Chesapeake Bay with oysters and sweet potatoes to
market.
Johnson's wbarf-StsameT Defiance Ford, Phiiadei-
phia, with al assorted cnrgo OF merchandise to Dis
triot merchants.
q street wharf-Schooner Tennessee, -. North
River. with srnphe FOR the State Department. Annie
Shepherd, Smith, North River, with 100 tons blue
sionsi Archer Reeves smith. with US tons coal to
Solomon stover; Mary Augusta, Roten with i8 tons
coal to same
Rneys MISUNDERSTANDING Della, White; Arthur
Jones, Jones; Union Belle, Lewis Dove Shreeves /:
] Braden. Hewitt; o johnson, bhreeves, and
Naiad Queen, Brown. oil down the river, light.
Johl sons wharf-schooners Richard Lacey, Olden,
and Black Hawk, Edwards, both down the river,
Hight