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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-04
A HUMOROUS CONGRESSMAN.
Mr.. Horr's Funny Speech in the HOus'
Last Saturday.

Last Saturday Hon. Rowell G.. Horr,
lrep.l from the Eighth Michigan dis.
trict, made his Congressional debut in
speech which kept the house in a con.
tinuous ripple of laughter. He took
his position in the area in front of the
speaker chair, and kept moving with
earnest gesticulation) toward the neigh.
borhood of the greenback represent.
atives, and now toward the democratic
side of the house, according, as his re.
marks were addressed to n or the other.
He paid his attention first t. the green.
hackers, treating their peculiar views
as a malady, of the symptoms of which
he drew an amusing sketch. Among
these symptoms were, he said, "bowels
of compassion of the poor, and yet,''
said he, 81 never knew one of them to
give a poor man a cent or do a single
days work" Laughter He ridiculed
the bill of De La Matyr for the issue of
"a billion of greenbacks.
Mr.. De La Matyr-I simply presented
that bill at the request of another man.
1t is not my own bill, and l do not en-
dorse it.
Mr.. Horr-I am glad of it. The bill
would make a horse laugh, IL he had
any sense of the ludicrous. What the
country needs is rest and quiet. Bus
mess interests demand that we should
pass the appropriation bills and then 90
home about our business. Why do we
not? The greenback party is uniting
with the democrats so they may flood
the country with a mass of trash. How
long knowing up towards the greenback-
ers and ad ,ressing the question to them)
do you u ose it would take the treasury
to Irint the money these follows wanty
l figured it up. 1t would require ten
steum presses working day and night
for the next six mouths. some fellow
has figured up the statistics about the
food and has discovered it must lave
rained eight hundred feet Of solid rain
every day. Now, in order to meet the
requirements of these gentlemen they
would have TO get their clergyman
tmeauing De La Matyrl to ask our
Father above to open again the doors
and windows of heaven and have it rain
greenbacks instead of water for forty
days. [Locd laughter. The eloquent
and elegant gentleman from Iowa Mr..
Weaver) had the temerity the other day
to intimate that God was able to raise
up a new David for president in 1880,
meaning, 1 suppose, that He was able
to advance the interests of the gentle
mar in the other branch (alluding TO
Mr.. Davis, of illinois,, who has always
written after after his name the word
independent" l am not here to COR
tend that God Almighty cannot do that,
for l have too much confidence in hin
to dispute it; but l ask the gentleman
from Iowa if he is not asking too much
of Providence. laughter. Who are
these independent" menu As IA rule
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-04
LYONS
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KATHAIR

Discovered iIlrty-nve years ago by Prof Lyon OF
Yale, Is the most perfect preparation in the world
for prrscrvinS and beautify ing the hair.
Resides being the beat hair dressing
over produced, Lyons irathniron WI,
positiysIy prevent grESness, md VIII re-
atore ,.c.y hair IL bald heads, il tho roots
mud f~ollieies arc hot destroyed.
j. actually performs thsss seeming mir-Stss' OF
which the foilowingis
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Nervous Debility
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Blood Poison.
Kidgey Disease, Weakness, ETC.,
Positively Cured.

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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND JOCK EXCHANGE.

1890 q FRinAY, Jnnc 20. Is7s.
SALEs-Ten shares of NattcaaI Bank Of Virginia
stock sold st 90, and 90 shds-s OF Old Dominican
IRON and Nall Works stock sold ~ rs. Il
| G5eerap:esat Esc1.rn fes..unItsa States Gas,
ststs ;setsr.tses.-yirsr I0-4ts 81 bid 81
asked: Virginia consn,s. 57si nir, So asked: yir-
@ s1siS he ssksd eis ~ sskfs ersss e
,idcales, 1G7s Did, kei; virginia faS.rrcsivs-
Ss soqp2RS H., 7s s BID 99 asked North Caroliha
Gttp Observation-Disclosures city s,s. j. and j..
Ia ss Pa: a. IA rs asked; Rishsad city sng5
and j. 10 bid; Lynehbuss ely 81 J. AMI J..iis
BID 1857 asted: Sortois e'. t,ty g. apa aud 'ys
Jos ssked; FREDERICKSBURG city rs, II. and d.. iO4
bid lV1 asked Manchester bridge 81, 81. and 81.
e5 asked; Manchester s'a, tax-receiyabic, M and S.
Raiiroad .Bonds-chesapease and Ohio Rail-.
apeake and Ohio Hallway 6's, 1918. j. aud j.. 90
asked VirsIia Csp.r ak karoaa third mortgage g.
Railroad fourth mortgage So, J. and D., lo7 bid;
fp ~ n SenITa ESd d S J. and
and Tennessee Railroad thld mortgage s's, j. and
j. bid vrsluia1 ssa Ten a,roSs fund
assss S5ssss p Iii aa 3:
hrst mortgage So. j. aud j. Ill bih: Petersburg
Railigad second mortgage So. j aud J-4o bri,
IN ASKED; Atantte, MISSISSIPPI am ONO Railroad
certificate. 1O2 bid; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad irst mortgage IS, A.apdO-, l07 bid Rich
muud and Petersburg Ia ilroad second mortgage
rs. NJ. aud N. l01 bid; Richmond. Eredcricks-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS, j. and j..
1I2H hid, 1l5 asked: Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and X, 103
bid: Orange and Alesan ria Railroad second mort
gage 6s. j. aud j., 80 bill: Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad third mortgage SIS, u. and n, 53 bid;
Orange aud Alexandria Railroad fourth mortgage
as, n aud s.. 81 bid: Orange. Alexandria and Ma
nassas Railroad first mortgage rs. J. and j., Ga ask
ed; Richmond aud Dauyile Railroad consolidated
6'S, NJ. aud ". 9Gk bid. 81 asked; Piedmont Rail-
road 1rst m ortgage SIS. 4. and o.. los bid. r
! Canal Doads.-JameS River and Kauawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, u. and ". so bid, So asked.
Railroad StockS.--Che>apeake AMI Ohio Rail-
way. 100 par, d: hid. asked: Richmond and
Petersburg Raroad, 100 par, so asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, common.
100 PAR, 40 bid: Connection Railroa,l stock, 20
par, COY bid: Richmond and Danvlle Railroad,
100 par. 1871 bid. II asked Seaboari and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed. 100 par. Oh bid.
Bunk St0ckS.-FrSt National. 100 par II 5 bid:
Nalonal Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, 90 bid 95
asked; STATE Bank OF Virginia, 100 par. 80 bid;
Union Bank Of Richmond. so par. t3 bid: Mer-
chants ami Planters savings. 25 par, 17i bid:
Cltizeus Bank. 20 par, 2 La asked. .
Insurance, Co,ADdn iss.--Virginia Fire and Ma
rinc. rs par. SO bid, SO asked Virginia State. 25
par. 2S hid: Merchants aud Mechanics, 100 par,
81 bid, So ;lsk cd ; Granite. leo par. 73 asked.
Hiscettnne0u8.-Old Dominion IRON and Nall
Works COMPANY, 10D par. 70 biz: Cd Dominion
Steamship Company, 90 par. SO bid.
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Ey telegraph.

NJ" 1OhTs
12asc.; Orleans. 12!sc. Flour without decided
change and gull: southern Steady, ast L ana mn-
ssdsa wnes red 1ssE % Mr. a
81. 6xGGSl .I7H, closing at s1.17H. Corn opened
quiet and closed a shade iirner; ,ungraded, 400
\ shade stronger; 3GHc: for No; 3, SIG. for do.
white, 3S63Sac. for No. 2, 3Sm3Sac. for DO.
white. Hay firm and fairly, active: shinp.nE. az
mi5c. Coffee without decided change ana quiet.
Sugar firm, with fair inquiry: fair TO good refining
quoted at 6 5-l6@oG 7-1Gc.: prime, GEc.; refined
steady, with rsod business. Molas>es q:iri and ul
RosIn quict mt $l.3OM$1.35. Iurpentlnc srcndy
and unchanged. Eggs dull. Pork without important
old quoted at $3.50. Mil'!lcs quiet and irm'y
held: long clear quoted At % %; snort cicar,
S5.45:lo long and short cSar - 30 ta r, me
&c. Whisky quiet ut al.064 c!sh. treigh's
unchanged. ,u,.,o,r sA
BALTIMORE June 20 -F1our steady and in mode
rate demand: Hrward-Sr"et and western suGcr!!Ge,
S3.25(aS3.T5 10: extra. Il .25GDSJ family. So: Sc.
ss ciy Rio i 5ran f. TS S ST
S675 Southern wiica'-Smail receipts aud prices
nominal: western firm and shcr; southern cT r T
G re No. w 1@t winter
red. spot, I.144; June. Sl.14 bid July. 81 .O9E
bid: August, si.07: Sepicmte., LOCI: Southern
corn .uulet and easy for while: firm for yellow
western firm and steady: southern white. 51c yel'
low, 45c. Oats Gull and easy; southern and Penn
"a.
ern mixed, S6G3Tc. rive dull and lower n oSd
6Oc. Hay quiet prime Maryland and Pcunsy'Va
MIA, 12@l3 Provisions In fair jobDing trade ant
steady. Mess pork. s1S.75. Eu,k-ncats, loose
Shoulders. 4(14xc. clear-rib sldss, 5a5%c.: pack
ed. ~ ana 5sc. iiacon-Should.rS, DC; clear-rii
sides, &c. Hams. lGii2c. Lard, &c. Butter dui
and heavy: choice western, l0@12c. Efgs-Kse
cep.s full and markct weak al l3a l4c. Cche'
firm: Rio careoes. ll4@l4ac. Wbiskey steady an
firm At 81 .0G4a$1 OF. Frcighrs quiet and nomi
nal. Sugar quiet; "a" soft, S@Sac.
CINCINNATI. -.
CINCINNATI, Jusc 20.-Flour dull and nominal
Wheat dull, weak, and lower: red S1.f5Gl$l ,U9
Corn dull Mt $50 SHc; Oats dull nj 32@,35c. P9ri
quiet; jobbn2. $1,000. Lard scarce. fl III, ana il
fair cemand: onrrn. make 5615. Dulli- meats firm
shoulders hsld at 1885 cash; sales 1T 81. seller Au
gust: short RIBS. 495 Did cash and buyer Jane
$50 seller August: short clear. 1913. Bacon
scarce and firm: shoulders 1875 c!car ribs. $3.50
clear sides. 50 10: Whiskey steady aud III fair &c
mand III Sl.U1. i'uuer aud sugar steady ard IN
changed: Hog, active. firm. and higher: common
S:ll5@&3.G5: light. S3.70GSS 90 packing, 50. g
Gsf: butchers. "a @!S4.l0; receipts, LOO head
shipments. 900 head
NORFOLK C0TT9N MARKET.
NORFOLK. June 20.-Co:ton quiet: wildiings
l2hc net receipts. lS kales; stock. 5.S3S bales
Weekly receipts. A34 bales; sales, SO aa.es. tx
poris-Cuaswl>c. 1919 bales.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
.searu TO rns pssrA'T'c'ss

~,r AND OTHER WASHiN'Gl "a.
cDysE' ss>ioN, SSrEpEsTISG PROCEEDINGS
ToS EThss S,Tr-rHE ARMY BtLfs--Loss
N IRE sS sspr N MOBILE THURSDAY
~ tn" nrlsIANA CONSTITUTIONAL
NIGHT ,..,nS-SEw COMET DISCOVERED
C0SVSs Nv ,,r CEN. PRYoR'S DAUGHTER
EtREiAS, ',ox,y7r HAS SIGNED THE LEGIS-
THE nj r,,1-FURTRER DETAILS OF THE
LAW .-,, . PRINCE SUPERINTENDENT
E,'.h'He' .,r PryOI. UTlON-TilEG GREAT
u .,r1oNAL wALKtSG-MATCR - A
Ma" S,,rrn COTTON HOUSE IN NEW YORK
sV Ssn rn PAY THEIR oBLdGATIoSs IN
SEAo- Destructive FIRE IN TESSEs,
.cT '...a.. rr.. ..-
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BARGAINS.

JULIUS MEYER. 500 BROAD STREET,
OFFERS
DOUELE-wIDTH FRENCH WOOL BLACK
BUNTING Mt soc. worth Csc: .......... ..
SILk-AND-WOoL TAMIeE CLOTH at 6ee. worth
75,.: ...
Another lot FIGURED DRESS LINENS at SIC.
5000 yards TORCHON LAGES-an auction lot
way below regular prices; ..
BLACK and WHITE BREToNNE LACES very
low;
PARASOLS-great reduction In prices IN order &c
reduce stock:
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS. 81 so and upward;
LADIES' NOHAIR LUSTEE ULSTERS;
LADIES' LINEN SUITS ut and below prime eos
TO close them out;
DRESS LINENS, 12Ec. and upwards;
LADIES' GAuZE VESTS. see. and upwards;
CENT? E31EN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, zoe. aud UP.
wards:
CHILDEEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, zoe. and up-
wards:
LADIES REGULAR-MADE LISLE-TlIREAD
HOSE, CSC; and lots Of other bargains, at
| jcl2 JULIUS MEYERS.
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f-I-T1cI,3A Is Z III ost valuable eStern.l application.
It heals all cots bruises. ard ahr;sons OF the ski,t
restores The hair whtn destroyed by Scalp-d!sesea'
hair soft aud piiahle 1t Is as agreeable as II Is
tive and IS ably assisted in every case by the
CURA soar, which is particularly reconimended 70
and chi sren. It is ioile as vel medicinal, and
is The most fragrant and refreshing soap cor inc
nursery and bath OF any yet prepared Pareats have
our e. that these remedies contain nothing
fniursus 10 the Youngest infant, eyidenceof which
mar be found In the certificates OF DR.. H2yes ano
Professor MerIlck, accompanying each remedy.
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Destpue.tye Fire i'm MILAN, Tenn.

alEMPu1s, June 20.-A tire at Milan.
Tenn, early this morning destroyed seven
business-houses. The losses are as follows:
A. Jordan, loss $4,000, insurance $4,000;
Eli Stone, loss $4,000, insurance $500; w.
w. Coley, loss $4,000, insurance $1,000:
Deshons Brothers, loss $1,000, uninsured;
". J. House, total loss: t. j.. Anderson,
So, 600, uninsured. The law-offices OF Ran
kin & Rhodes, w. NJ. Mccall, and V. j..
Ware. the Mayors office, Offices Of Drs. h.
y. johnson and John +. Harrison were also
totally destroyed. The fire was undoubt-
cdly the work OF an incendiarY. 81. .....
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UNITED STATES REVENUE CUTTER AFTER THE
SPANISH CAyTLE-STEAMERS.
PENSACOLA, FLA, June 20.-The revenue
cutter Seward has started for st. Andrews
bay to look after the Spanish steamers now
there loading cattle. Dr.. Wright, OF the
National Board OF Health, from Tennessee,
accom- panied tue expedition.
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New Trial Refused i'm the Cox Case, &c

ATLANrl, June 20.-Judge Hillyer, after
a days argument upon the nineteen assign
ments OF error in the case OF Cox, convict
ed OF the murder OF Colonel Aston, said he
discovered no error in the record, and was
bound to refuse motion for new trial.
The defendant excepted, and the case goes
TO the Supreme Court in September.
James Afford Cwhitel convicted at the
last term of the murder of man named
David Shuler. in this city, and whose case
was affirmed by the Supreme Court, will be
sentenced by Judge HilIyer tomorrow to
be hanged. probably the fourth Friday in
July. Efforts are making for bis pardon,
but 1t is not probable they will be sue
cessiul. g.. -... '-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
England.
GHn iNhsus
. rpnI,nI e IN ALlYERPOOL FIRM.

&, LONDON, June 20.-It is reported that a
large firm in Liverpool, trading chiefly IN
cotton. is IN difficulties, owing to the ire
sularities of one OF the partners who abb
seconded. Assurance Is given that the other
partner is now on his way home from
abroad, and will be able to pay in full. III 4
5tv LONDON, June 2Q.--Tho Liverpool Coat,
ris. says: So The person whose irreg ulari-
ties caused the difficulties OF the liverpool
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A New Comet Discovered.

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, June 20.-Professor
Swift discovered new comet at O'Clock
this morning in the constellation OF Per-
seus; right ascension two minutes AND
thirty seconds, defamation north tifty-elgDs
DEGREES. +. = = ..-
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+ The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists and Druggists. $50
Washington street, Boston, and are for sale by all
druggists. Price OF CrTIcURA--Snlali boxes, soc.
TIcURA SOAP, zoe. per cake; by mall Soc; three
cakes Use. h--5e' my3
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arrixalaf Curiosities.

NORFOLK, June i20.-The United States
steamer Talapoosa, with $50 boxes OF Curl
osities brought from Europe By the Consti-
tuition, and two iifteeninch guns TO: the
Washington payy-yard, arrived at the
yard to-day, and will leave for Washington
IN
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PRICnLY HEAT.
INCIDENTAL TO TIE TEXAN cLIuArs

INCIDENTAL TO TIE TESAS CLIMATE.
Hessrs. Weeks s Potter: Gentlcmen.-Enc@sed
olca.e tird 81 Tor d largc box Of CUTICURh. The
small one that received some time ago las been
very cicacous especially W Pricky Heat or Rash
rs some people can it. am noisins 1t aooat ianrs
truly, 1hCMAS '. ~ thLEh'
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Haady to settle.

NEW YoaK, June a0.-The cotton firm Of
ii. w. & j. 81. Farley, who suspended on
their cotton. balances on the 10th instant,
have to-day notified the cotton exchange of
their readiness to pay all their obligations
in full. ~.
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
T EVI HEXTER,
A. 627 BROAD STREET.

We have few more special bargains In DRY
GOODS to offer, such us Fancy Lawns, Spring Cas-
S.mercs for boys wear i;rOMn-Lnen Suiiings. and
many olicr artlcpS-to close out To make room Tor
our new stock comprising Ladies' and Childrcn's
Underwear. Infants Lace, Caps, PIlue BonnetS
Sacqucs, DRESSES. &c.
inn line OF new.s,yle Ties. Gloves. Handkcr-
chiefs, Hosiery. and Laccs, such rs TOrchVll
La c and insertiugs. Brc.cnnc Lace (white and
black) in all widths, Patent Laces in every
width rerv cheap.
White Goods specially, in Swiss, Victoria Lawns,
Linen Lawns. Corded and Figured Pque
Striped and Plaid NaiGsOOks and Organdie
Spangled Tarataus, White and Colorcd Tar
latanS;
lcphyrs at reduced prices: Black and White
&c., all colOrS 1T 10c.
IniaptS' Sacgues made 10 order.
Stamping aud Embroidery done at reasonable
priccs my 20
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EsyFnGHeaA.

| MARRIAGE OF GENERAL ROGER 4. PRT0RS
... DAUGHTER.
| NEW YORK. June 20.=-Miss Marie Gordon
Pryor, eldest daughter OF General Roger
A. Prior, WAS married to Henry Rice, a
Virginia planter, at the Church OF the P1l-
trri,i7s last evening.
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AMaryland.
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR.

! BALTIMORE. June 2O-The Democratic
State Central Committee have designated
the It'll OF August for convention in this
| city to nominate candidates for Governor
and other State officers. .'" $685..
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u,oss nv the Robbie Fire.

MOBILE, June 20.-The loss by last
nights fire is about $4,000. The in
surance on stocks and buildings amounts 10
sl23,475, OF. which Mobile companies lose
S20,S25. So.
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Fly 'se5c.ra Dh.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Jure -Tosa,.-stocks strong.
Money on call. 3G4 Der cent. Exchange-L0hg,
dS7: short, 3S9h. State honds dull. Governments
firm.
Eysntng.-Money easy al 3G4 per cent. Ex-
change weak III 4S7. Governments strong: new
5's. l033: IA per cents, 1O55; per cents, 1O2}a
States dull. 49,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-Virsiuia g.. old. soy;
deferred, 10 ; consols 572c: second series. 80
pa.t-cue coupons. 7S9 North Carolina Us, old
pan; new, las. Bid to-day.
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
MORE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTION
BY TIE cUTICURA REMEDIES.

BY TIE cUTIcURA REMEDIES.
Ercd Dohrer Esu cashier Stock-Growers' Ma
fiona, Gank, Pueblo, Colorado writes II am so
well pleased with its effects my baby that can
not AFFORD to be without II in my house. 1t is won
Gerfu cure. ana is bosnd 10 become very popular as
soon us its virtues alc known 10 the lliasses."
j. S. Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer -. Abans VI,
saws In lpic Dated May 2Sth: 1t works 10 charm
on my ba5y's face and head. Cured the head entire
", and has nearly cleaned the face OF sores. have
recommended IL 10 several, and DR.. Plant has or
dered 1t for tnem.n ..
NJ NJ. Chick, Esq, Al franklin street. Boston:
Siv little daughter, ei2hrc cen months old. has
what the doctors cal. EcZcmI. We have tried most
everything. anc at last have used CUTIcURA and
she Is almost child, and we ieci very happy.
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COM MERUI.A.li.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICBMoND, June 20, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whitc.A 40 bu.hcl+. Red. "a s bushels:
of which las bushels were rc-exhbted. and 100
bushels new German amber, Offered by Il. ii. Eiett
and raised by 4. p. HoCgson, on the Brook turn
pike.
CORN White, $40 bushels: of which 32 bushels
were re-exhibitcd. 4niced, 800 bushels; Of which
500 bushels were re-tXlihited
BLACK PEAS.-GO bushels were rc-exhibitcd.
MEAL.-26 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORN White, 10 bushels coed 1T 55c. 80
bushels very good Al 55c.; 400 bushels good 1T
55c-toral 4f2 bushels.
BLACK PEAS 10 bushels on private terms.
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NOLLINSs YOLTAIC

" ELECTRIC PLASTERS.
They destroy all tendency to in1am,p alton, by
drawing from the system morbid or anwholesome
matter, thus preventing or curing rheumatism,
Neuralgia. and SciAtica. Worn over the pit of the
stomach, they prevent Ague and Liver Pains, In-
nRmmation OF The liver and Kidneys Bilious Cole.
Dyspepsia, indigestion, Cramps, anu palms.
-. my BTU, THIS
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;EsRs aSsIssfs-
ACES Z! LACES z! L ACES I!
,Ew GOODS RECEIVED DY EVERY EXPIRE:

NEW GOODS RECEIVED by EVERY EXPRESS.
YlaLENCTEN3Es LACEs from l0c. per dozes
yards upwa xis; ~ ET.r E.nF
BEETONHE LAcEs from 5f,c per DOZEN yards
upwards 70 he very finest qualities; IL e~l.
TOREHOS LAC 1S-warranted LineH-from 35c.
Per dozen yat d. upwards We have the largest
sfscf of LACEN 10 De found in This city, au'i 1t
is 10 the Interest OF all 70 examine ON stock.
Also y full and very cheap line of Ribbons SAT-
ms, GLOVES BUTTONS. PRINCES ROSIE
,RY- MERISO UNDE.RWEAR. &e.-Sc- - EE<
A GALS Is solicited. HuTZLER Broth ERS, =
je lG - Sims. 525 Broad street.
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q PRING GOODS.

GPRIN GOODS.
COURTNEY POWELL Z.
have now in store complete assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
to which they invite the attention OF the public.
CASSIMERES for men and boys from 25c. to SO;
BLACK CASHMERES from SOC. to 51.25 pc,
yard; r
BLACK TAoIISE from soc. to 81 per yard
BLACK HENRIETTA from IL 10 $3.50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIN;
BUNTISGS, all shades and qualities;
LINENS OF all kinds;
4 bargain In BLEhCIiED TABLE-DAMASk g.
Soc;
Largest stock Of HOSIERY In the city;
UNDERWEA r for ladies, men, and children;
PhRASOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SIAWLS;
Full stock of DOMESTICS,
and many other desirable goods.
We guarantee prices to be rs low IL any IN mi:
market. 429 BROAD SlEEEi'
nhe6-3m between Fourth and Filth.