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There o. Room ~ the Top.

The, .ay the professions are crowded
ny -eters Ior lame snd ier hrad
That tho members are pushing each Other
~ close ~ their Eoister. can tread;
nut 10 not discouraged. my'bro,her,
Nor suffer exertion 10 stop,
Though thousands ar pres-ing srouui ,ou
There is plenty of room al the top.
10 true 10 ths love aud Thy county
The bastard wins never prize
Rat the ornest arr -ser tho ,icior.
Aud he on Justice relies
who wins the good suerlon by isisr-
wiz garner sweet resi ~ his crop,
And and, a. the hills sink below hin,
That there's ron enough Al the TOP
oh' let noi e,ii disierh yoa,
Thcr'. gooi " you bai -ssrh IL es',
Mate pure isin. o~n cen.eie.er, nv i.rn,her
No' mind what the rcst are ai-sui
AID whether youf vork aay have fsll~R
In sancinm, or onice, of shop
Eememlrr the low groands are rowdr'i
nut there'. slwsys ronm At the tol,
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A Frenchman was once sitting by a
hummer at the songs of a theatre.
"rhc brute" "the animal" he NUT.
tered to himself. "Sir," said the bum.
mer, edo you mean me?" Heaven
forbid" he replied, 81 am complain
ing of the tenor, ~hose noise prevents
me from hearing you 50 clearly As |
should have wished.'--[N. Y. Her.
aid
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II is human to doubt. Display a
sign with the inscription, Be
ware of paint" and nine men out OF
ten will DRAW their iorefngers across
the newly painted surface to see if the
sign is not merely IAN invention Of
the enemy" The tenth man never
learned 10 head.
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A law Is nov before Congress to
punish the DETACHMENT. mutilation or
diminishing the weight Of legal coins
by Imprisonment Tor two years and a
fine OF $1,000. The stamping ofcoins
by any means or device tor circulation
i. also made punishable by lmprison.
ment for one year and 81 900 fine. and
the muiilated coin. are not to he le.
gal tender for any debt. .r.u
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A man died in Louisville the other
day who proiessed to have kissed Bob.
by Burns wife. II he had kisse,l our
wife he would have died long ago. -
Keokuk Constituiion. Your wife
shonLl try sozo'loni. - Washington
Post.
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Novelisis are in some respects the
most remarkable OF animals; their
tales come out Of their heads. 4 Ex-
change. II No are not mistaken in
the locality OF the brains of some nov
elisis We have in mind, their tales
cone from the usual place. -lFrank.
liD Patriot.
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Singular, ain't il, that when man
gives his wife q dime To buy a box of
hairpin-, or gum ring f'r the baby,
it looks seven iimes rs biz as when he
planks ii down for % little biiiers Tor
the stomach's sake.
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Young man, permit us to whisper
something important in your ear II
you are about to go on tick To your
washerwomsn foe the ablulion of next
weeks duds, that future washerwo-
man is nov living somewhere On this
earth. Il Rev. Joe Cook.
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INTEREST. The following i. the
shortest and most accurate method of
computing interest known, AMI it is
worth preserving Multiply the prin-
cipal by the number Of DAYS and di.
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DENOGRsTIC TICK or.

FoR COUNTY JUDGE,
ELLIS w. BROWN.
COUNTY CLERK,
JOHN BLAIN.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
w. Fl. MILLER.
SHERIFF.
O. J. CROW.
IAILER,
TIIoS. ID. NJ EWLAND.
ASSESSOR,
II. M. PEN NINGTON.
SURVEYOR,
JOH m L. BALL.
oOkONEE,
ia M BS 600 DE.
OONsTABLE, 80
g. " GENTRY.
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Senator Lamar. of Mississippi, sent
this toast To he read at a meeting oi
Irishmen, Atlanta, Ga, on St. Pat
rick's Day: "The typical Irishman:
his home-the world: his friends all
the peoples; rs faith his own. No
cline to him so cold rs will not pro-
duce a shamrock, no soil 80 harren as
will not grow shillalah. Foremost
at fight, frolic or a funeral, his
generous nature finds a blow inr the
Rad, a smile for the glad. or a tear for
the sad.
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Q he Sntsriur sournal
rATrs Or ADVERTISING.


Gne square one inscrtiar. 81 20
a liberal deduction for esch subsequent Insertion
tnn+israie ~ those ~ any othrr rrspectahle parcr
"Basine-s Notices. ~ cents per line. Advertising
Items IN flocai Column 20 cents l,cr line.
inserted free ofcost
Ohituaries, Tribute. of Respect, &c., will, here
amer, be charged NJ tho rate of cents per line q.
Instead ofi0 cents, a. heretofore.
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Standards Of Beawfy.

Dean Swift proposed to tax female
beauty. and to leave every lady to
rate her own charms. lie said the
tax would he cheerfully paid, and he
very productive. Fontenelle daintily
compliments the sex when he compares
women to clocks-'the latter serve to
point out the hours, the former to
make us forget them" The stand.
ards Of beauty in women vary with
those Of taste. Socrates calls beauty
short.lived tyranny; Plato, privi.
lege Of nature; Theophraius, a silent
cheat; Theocritus, a delightful preiu.
dice; Carneades. solitary kingdom;
and Aristotle affirmed that il was bet.
ter than all the letters of recommen.
dation in the world. With the mod.
ern Greeks and other nations on the
shores Of the Mediterranean. corpu.
lency is the perfection Of form in wo.
man. Il was from the common and
admired shape Of his countrywomen
that Rubens in his pictures delights so
much in plumpness. When this mas.
ter was desircus to representthe "beau.
tiful." he had no idea of beauty un.
der two hundred weight. His very
graces are all fat. But il should he
remembered that all his models we're
Dutch women.
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CHEAP
kANSAS LANDA 1! Z!

We eoNn and canirol the RAILWAY Iands of TIRE.
80 .Yl ~ \ kAssAS, sboui equally di,idrl ~
me hah.ss feethc Halfway, which se are selling
~ ifoa 80 " 500 pea acre on easy terms az pay
uent, the~s lands are u the yery bs-t qualiy, f,
ana are hs sisd Ia iAs besi stnief wheat aud si0k
ssosins district Of the tniled States. AlicFnaie
sections of ooVsFnlaeni land eau he taksn hsnle-
sisads n aciual s,ltlsfs. Nsiahei, OF ouf drn Is-
sac Al WAktiNff, and will show lands ai al
ilslss paarhlst II sing flli inEstaaiian of soll
sliaale, ssisf snpply, uiDsll, Ae., ~ill he seni
nes on request. AddTess Y TT.
WARREN, kEENEr 4 CO.,
tes Dssssess street, tsisass. ~ Ne
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0uR Jon OFFICE r. COMPLETE

IN every particular; aud our Jon pnrSrrR Il ae-
tnevledgrd the lest lathe state.
Prices 10 suit the times.
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LADIES' REPOSITORY OF FASHION.

NISSES MITcHEII, WIN THr ASSIST.
ANCEOf MISS HAIl, respectfnlly solcit shar,
ofthc patronage Of the public, their oil friends and
customers generally They, hy their snccessfil ex-
perence In Mantua-Making, win the aid of nu-
n,erons Fashion Journals, Sc., are fully prepared
aud hei comIFient ~ gvirg perfect satisfaction ."
the most last idious iadies Give them ealll rary
slso do senilsmsn's and. ohldrens Sowing with
durability and skill. sewing MON ~ their resi-.
dence, two doors East of the Presbyterian church
south side of the street. ll5-lm
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The Markets.


BALTIMORE, February 27.-virginia SKIES.
deferred. Az; do consolidated, s. !: do secosd
series, SO; North CarOina skies, old. l6: do new
bid today. Sugar steady and quiet. 9a9A
BALTIMORE, February 27.-CottOn duh ana
heavy-middling, 104aa1oas. Flour quiet and un-
changed. " beat. southern steady: western dun
and eaSy-snuthern red, 1.30a1. 30; Pennsylvania
red. J. 30al.3 81: western No. winter red. l. 90 q
al 80 spot, February and March: 1 80 lsa1 SO for
April. Corn southern firm and small supply;
western quiet and steady-soutbern white. "a: do,
yellow, b3a54: western mixed, spot. February and
March, 534a54: April. 81 sa55; May b5s55Iz,
Oats Qnlet and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33a36: west
ern white, 34a35: Pennsy ylvana, 34a35 Rye none
ofel ling-nominay, 60a62. Hay fair demand
prime Pennsylvania and Maryla IA OOal6 90
Provisions dull and unchanged. Butter. choice
finn and wanted-chOice western roll 2Oa22: do
packed, 2la23. Coffee dull and unchanged Rio
caTgoes. 14a4al1x. Petroleum dull and HominaI-
refined. IL. Whisky quiet and dull, I07 Receipts
flour, 500: wheat, % 900: corn, 50, 600; oats.
l,600. Shipments-corn, los, 0OO
NEW YORK, February 27.-stocks weak and
change, long. 1884,: short. 49,. Governments
weak and fraction lower for some issues.
NEW YORK. February 27.-FlOur dun and
declining. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn rather
more steady.
LoNDOS, February %, 1880 D. n.-Consols
95 16 for both money and the account. u. s,
four-and-a-half per cent. bonds, 1024: lS67's
1o613: new fves, 104. Erie, preferred. 22E I'M,
nos Central. 74A Pennsylvania Central d New
Jersey Central, 49,. Reading Railroad, I54
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THE CALIFORNIA FLOODS.
One Million Dollars Worth of Prom.


SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 27.-1t is reported that
the village of lSleton on Andrews Island on
delta OF the Sacramento river. was swept WAY
last night III consequence of the pressure of
wafer brought upon the leyeeS by the cutting
OF the dikeS on Grand Island. Just across the
river reports are continually coming Of diSaS-
The water covers the whole face of The conn-
Try, and the destruction of property from Co.
luSa TO the mouth of the river already aggre-
gates Sl,EOUOb. Fortunately. with but two or
three exceptions, as far rs learned. ne loss of
lie has occurred. Steamers and ban geS are
buSliy employed i'm conveying live stock and
other property 10 places of safety. The legiS-
The SnffprnrS
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ture Commissioners, or what the exact form
OF the District government. provided We citi-
ZenS, whilst paying all just taxes promptly and
Loyalty to the best of our ability shall be pro
tected against imposition: all just claims for
work and for injury 10 private properly TO be
audited and paid: and the improvements
hencefOrth made to be of creditable and en-
during character. without undue cost to the
citizens or the nation. The experience of
cities everywhere proves the deSirableneSS of
the simplest form of government: the greater
.nc 'o!1rlisation of municipal machinery. the
ere d!Fided the responsibility, and the great
- ne cost and opportunities of REGULATION
Win wise and honest administration of the
affairs OF this District, its future will keep pace
with the growth and be commensurate with
the demands of the nation.
Respectfully, THOS B. BRYAN
February q, 1878.
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The New Popular Loan.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2T.-0rdeTS from western
cities Tor subscriptions 10 the new popular
loan OF per cent. bonds are being received i'm
TINS city, at an average OF nearly slOa 600 a day
principally from Chicago, St Louis and Gin,
cinnati,
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R-At Arlington, KY, Monday night. the
Donald were blown open and robbed. fhe
former of about $1,000 and the latter of 500.
So Police Captains Foley and Seibert of
New York, have been dismissed. the former
Tor withholding warrant TO be served ON the
latter for perjury.
As-In consequence of a continued run ON
the Amoskeag savings bank, Manchester, n.
h., the directors have enforced the thirty days
rule. 80 - :
Ex-senator Bruce has written a letter 10 his
cOlored constituents in Mississippi advising
against emigration 10 Liberia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-MiSS Kate ClaNton, the
actress, has filed petition i'm bankruptcy
She wishes TO be relieved from certain liabiii-
ties, mainly on account of The affairs of her
recently divorced husband, Don Lyon. They
consist of certain mortgages, on which she
notes given by Mr. Lyon, and endorsed by her.
OF The whole amount, S., 900, she claims 10 be
directly responsible only for 5000. Her assets
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BUSINESS EMRARRASSNE

LONDON. Feb. 21-Wm. III. Lyons 4 Co but
ter merchants and exporters at Cork, and Sut-
ton Co, coal and shipping merchants al the
same place have failed. The liabilities of the
two firms are respectively forty and eighty
thousand pounds. Edward Shaw X Co. yarn
merchants and SpinnerS at Belfast and Col
bridge, Ireland, have failed. Liabilities
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The Ice HARVEST. - The mildness of the
winter and the heavy rain on Washington's
birthday will interfere with the usual Weld of
ice this year. The average weight of lee har-
vested each season is 10000 tons. This wear
II VIII scarcely reach $4,000 tons. liz is expect
price, and that ice will fetch g per ton at the
icehouses, and this, with freight and other
charges will bring it TO 81 and s. per ton to the
consumer-TN ". y. Herald, s6.
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Sale of Tn horouphh,o6

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-At the sale yPStprday
OF Col. Mechanics thOroughbreds twelve HaT-
ry BasSett yearlings, sold at an average of
$50.
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THE LAST PARTISAN MYsTERY.-Two bodies
have been fished out of the Seine at 1t. Denis,
one of man of thirty-fye, the other OF a
woman of twenty-five, both plainly dressed
and without scrap of paper about them or a
mark on their linen that could disclose their
identity. The bodies were fastened together
by a handkerchief tied around the womans
waist and to the mans arm. Itwas suicide,
of course, but whether of desperate married
folk or of despairing lovers no one knows as
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The LABoRERs on Judge Morales planta-
tiOn ST. Bernard parish, La, resist the process
of the court with arms, and the sheriff viii call
on the governor for troops
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EX-Gov. WELLS AS A WITNEss.-In New
Orleans, Gov. Wells was yesterday taken be-
fore the grand jury to give evidence respect
ing the charges he published against the pros
ecuting attorneys and court officers.
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Assignment.
Rate CIaxtOn a Rankrupt.

ITHACA. \. V, Feb. 27-AndruS McClain AZ
Co, booksellers, papers and printers have as
signed with liabilities of about S75.01
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H-T The Memphis papers say The city is over
run with mendicaRts.
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Secretary Schurz has, in letter to Mr.. With
pensions, declared that he considers it both
eXpedient and practical to provide for the pay
ment OF all pensions by the treasurer of the
United States at Washington. The commits
SiOner of pensions expresses his opposition to
the proposed change.
DARK MYSTERIES HINTED AT.-A telegram
to the New York Tribune from this city says
Mr.. GlOyer'S committee on expenditures i'm
the Treasury department are giving out some
dark hints as to startling developments which
are to follow their Investigations. The story
now in Europe ON duty in connection with the
sale of United States bonds, has been diScOv-
cred to have been implicated in transactions
by which interest Oh registered bonds was OBJ
tanned by persons not entitled to it, and for
participation in which several men are now
ing some alleged transactions of eX-Secretary
Bristow which they think We're not entirely
correct. 1t is not asserted that these transac-
tiOnS We're of financial character, but are
chineryofthe department for political purposes.
All these stories ought to be received with all
the grains of allowance which proper con.
sideration of the source from which they ema
nate would suggest.
SENTENCE OF A FORMER PUBLISHER AND
PROVOST MARsHAL.-JacOb r. Freese who
has been sentenced to the New jersey peni-
tel tiary for embeZzling the funds of the State
savings Bank. at Trenton, of which he was
president, before the war published the Tren-
ton Gazette. and during the war he was pro-
yoSt marshal at Alexandria, in Virginia, i'm
which position he managed to make fortune.
Before he went to Jersey he was an apothe-
cary in Philadelphia.
6All Spanish refugees are allowed TO re-
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kilograms to The Star.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

NO. PEACE TREATY YET.
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&f-An Spanish refugees are allowed TO re-
turn to 81 ain on taking the oath of allegiance
efQre consul.
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THE CONTRACTS for mail service in Mon
tana were awarded to-day by the Post Office
department,
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PERsoNAL.-Major General o. o. Howard is
in Washington.
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(tLAIMS AGAINST THE DISTRICT GOV
y ERNMENT.
In view of the likelihood OF the passage of an
act of Congress providing for the audit of claims
against the District government, the undersigned
will undertake the prosecution of such as may be
familiarity with such matters, acquired by
long experience, leads him to believe, that his SER
vices may he beneficial to persons disposed to place
their interests in his hands
An early presentation OF claims WILL OF course,
insure Speedier attention thereto.
RICHARD WALLACH,
feb15-1m No. 456 Louisiana ace.
SUBrFEAN HOMES
SUBURBAN HOMES.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
collection of
SIXTY COTTAGE DESIG Ms,
With
PRACTICAL PLANS,
EY JAMES II. MCGILL, ARCHITECT,
For SALE AT ALL Book STORES.
Builders Should Buy IL.
Carpenters Should Buy II.
Brieklayers Should Buy 1t;
Real Estate Men Should Buy 1t.
Every person contemplating building should buy
The cheapest book of Cottage Plans ever pub
For sale at all Book stores. febls 2w*
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
Pending the passage of the bill introduced in
Congress, authorizing the adjustment of
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE,
and TO correct erroneous and excessive charges for
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS,
property should prepare their claims for pre-
Special attention will be given to this class of
business. and all taxpayers interested will iud it
advantageous to intruSt their claims TO Inc.
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
paid at large discount.
WILLIAM DICKSON,
222 2FOuF-dHd-n-kaIf street.
Ieh2l-im Three Doors above Columbia Building.
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THE PORTSMOUTH is now stuck in the mud
at the navy yard, and won't be able to sail for
New York until Sunday, where she will load
for the Paris eXDOSitiOn
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POYs ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACAD-
= EA1-4t 81. NV, Sunderland's Church,
Eighth year begins September Sd, 1871 For
superior advantages Of this Academy, see new cir
RoYS, Principal, 1915 AZ st. s.w. aug24-sm
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The British Commander In Chief I'm
The Field
Later frOuf London.

l-oNDoN. rep 2, !: 10 y. m.-Due of the
members of the cabinet answering a private
inquiry as TO whether Lord Derby had re-
signed, said: - Half an hour ago Lord Derby
was Nlll.lne al a cabinet councii, and nothing
was said about his resignation"
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GROCERIES ON THE CASH PLAN.

DHILADELPHIAT TURKEYS
JUST RECEIVED.
AL kinds of FRESH FISH direct from New
1eTk; man Constantly employed to
clean them. ~
We have spanish Msckerel, Salmon,
Smeit,, HaGUut, Rock. &C., all at rea- 80
sonsbIe prices. Oysters opened fresh -@--
every day, 25, 30 and 40 cents. New YOrs
and Philadelphia Butter. Fresh invoice of Ten.
derloins- price 40c., and every thing that FIRST.
class market can have Will be found at the Palace
Market,
Corner 14th st. and Netc York ace.
J29-1y FRANK j. TIBGETS.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Domestic.

New York, June Is. II q. ms-Coffee dull !;
sales. 700 mild ooffees p t.; no go, sales Of BE re-
g06d isS pre is@ lS' 6s ai 1sSgi7S
Java 2OJa 022%. Raw sugar dull-sales, $40 hbds; ;
refining fair to good fair 716@73s. prime II.
extra o 8}S@s3z, standard A ., of 4 s,5@8%,
sandard crn gt "a powdered o. granulated
S 3Ho4e orp Jags J1 Po Gpe9sd ,a Ct s
oorn@s5H june. Sc july. sST August. P6fF@
u1 1stSS Ry Aqeu 4Bp Dry salt fR 81
ders AS, short rib s Is, short clear 585.
Union Stock Yards.-Hogs Estimated re-
day 49, O89: shipped $3.50: light grades 50 253 80.
MI % so@s 4oi shippers paving % 95(g8 80
.. m.-Morning Wheat--94k June. OH
@92 July, s54 August, Corn-a59hq a5H June,
June or july % August PoFsss Ts g
July. s. 95 August. Lard-67O July, $50 asked
August.
August. Oorn-362s bid June. 3GA i'd July, 37h
bid August. Oat--23A June or July, 2316 Au-
gust. Pork-$8 97K bid July. 80 12h bid August
Lard-6.72h Jul y, 6.82h August
ST. LOUIS, June, T,-Opening-Wh eat-s6H
July. Corn-861 July.
.. m.-Wheat higher-No. 3 red 81 July, 864
August, 33h@331 cash. Oats quiet-23H02
August, 23A cash. Whisky unchanged at 81 05.
Pork firm; jobbing at SO $1,000 40. Cut meas
held above buyers views Bacon scarce-ShOuT-
ders ~, clear rib sides 5@@5%. clear sides 6.
lis D. nv heat-s7% bid July Corn So bid
July.
UfNC1NHATr June r-Mess pork firm at
80 80. Bacon Observation-Disclosures 5, G ear rib sides
565, clear sides 81. Sdgar-cured hams better
at 9k@1t. Bulk meats strong aud higher
Shoulders ~. clear rib sides 5.2Oa5A, clear
80 prime winter Ia, G untry kettle ~, city do
8@sH. Hogs-Receipts to-day 1876; ma ket &C
tive and frmer; common $500 %, fair to good
50 5000 45, choice s. $500 IS. Whisky steady at
VI Oh.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. June IT, 10 80 D. rn.-Cotton uriet
and unchanged; Mlddling Uplands 5-16d, Mid
cling Orleans 61Sd saes-10.0 900 bales, Of which
1000 are for export and speculation. Wheat
California Club 16s E6d911s, do average 105 3d0
JOS Sd Western spring go 10d@9s Sd, do winter
los 3d@1Os i'd. Flour-Western canal as 6d925s.
Corn-Sew 22s 6d@22s cd, old 27s 3d027s Cd
Oats-2s Cd. POrk-Prime mess Western 42s sd.
Lard-Prime Western 35s. Baeon-LOng clear
26s Sd, short clear 29s. Tallow-American 37s Sd.
Beef-Prime mess 74s. Weather cold and I'M
settled.
m.-No. spring wheat 9s@9s I'd. No Q
as@93 I'd; California unchanged; market dull !;
weather unfavOrabie; cargoes of No. / spring
on coast in fair demand; farmers deliveries
small: Indian corn 22s@22s cd; market quiet
and firm.
LONDON, June II, 30 o. m-Wheat-Arrived
cargoea quiet; to arrive depressed: Chicago 40S
cd, California, just shipped, 47s, nearly due 48s
cd; arrivals for orders light. CUrn-Arrived
cargoes easier at 23s 61@ 24s, to arrive 22s
Mark Lane-Wheat steady Corn firmer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-18
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. ". BILLIE, Specialist for all Chronic Dis
eases Private Diseases and Female Diseases
has just returned from Europe. Office 1856 Canal
street, between Dryades and Rampant streets,
caused by abuse or age, ALWAYS cured in
short time. Private Diseases treated after new
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
with greatest success.
DR.. Bilie's reputation as skilled and success.
tul physician is already years ago established
In New Orleans and vicinity, and he has cured
had failed to benefit. which is well known TO the
public. DR.. Bile Ia q graduate from one Of tn
best colleges in Europe, and was for years as
luItations and correspondence strictly conf.
iential Charges moderate. 1876 Canal street
DR. VI. BILLIE 1876 Canal street. Ga9 t