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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Circuit [om, Lelris County,
December LIST, 1879.
Minor c. Hall, Administrator of til c astntc
CfJohn u. Hays, deceased, Thomas Rus
sell, David Thompson, G. ID. Camden
mud u. Bennett, the two last as Conf
missiorers Of this Court, plain ills,
VS..
Asa ". Woodford, administrator with tho
will annexed Of Valentine Butcher and
others.
~ cUASCERY.
The parties 10 the ADORE named causc will
take notice that tho undersigned Commits
sioncr of the Circuit Court Of Lewis county
has fixed upon Tuesday, the both day Of
De relnbcr, 1879, nj his Office in the town OF
Weston, 10 execute m order OF reference
made at the September term, 1879, Of said
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, in the above
named cause, by which said order tho SAID
Commissioner is directed 10 ascertain and
report whether the personal representative
oil Valentine butcher, deceased, has any as.
sets Of his estate in hands applicable to the
payment OF tic debt Of Camden and Bennett,
Commissioners. II so, TO audit, settle and
st,tehis administration accounts, and take
proof anu ascertain and report any costs
pal by said Commissioners Camden and
Bennett in the cause Of John Talbot VS..
said Butcher, upon m injunction to restrain
the collection Of $500 debt assigned by
said Butcher to pay tho debt Of said Conf
miFsioners Camden and Bennett. At (which
time and place said PARTIES are required 10
attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of
the Circuit Cour, OF Lewis county ON tic day
and date first aforesaid.
y. NJ. DENT,
decG4w Commissioner.
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4 Rcu.arEabio Case.

4 case Of very great interest is
now on trial in the circuit court OF
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Miss Min
Mo Dane sworc out 4 bastardy
warrant against Joseph Schwin, q
deputy Sheriff, charging him with
being the father Of her child. The
woman on the witness-staud, sworc
thst ScIiwin never had inter
course with her, hut that they were
swrcthcarts, md that through
somo mysterious interference of
nature the child was brrojtcn.
The physicians who attended the
woman in her illness also swor"
positively that from y careful sci
cntiic examination the TACT was
icnons;ratcd that thc complainant
never Ind Intercourse with any one.
and the instance was only the
fourth or lif.a d It's kind that ever
had been known. \ few cases Of
the !;i.l are on record. The viz
tu6us unmarried mother is - pref
$S yoUns woman about niac;ccn
Wears old, and the fathcrless child,
now about two months old. is 4
healthy. good-sizcd, or'!inary-look.
ing baby. The case has excited
much interest among physicians,
Il number from various parts Of the
country attending the trial
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T.HE -DZNOCRaIT
.,..... Dec. 81.
INrmc;i'& Statement Of the Status
Of -tNGirS III ireland.

CHICAGO, December l2.-Thc
Duty Mars, 81 n late hour tonight
received the following dispatch
from Charles Stewart parnell, NJ.
T.. dated Dublin. December y:
The arrest Of Davitt was prompt
cd by the desire Of the government
10 get rid Of him Ms cl!ief organizer
Of he land agitation, and also in
The hope ih&t the people would be
in!ini1a;ed ~ stale prosecution
or .iriycn to illegal and violent
action. Tic result, instead Of
arrcs,inc the movement, !aa been
powerfully 10 assist it. Land clubs
:,rc being organized in every part
o.lhe thrrc kingdoms, and sub
scgiptions pour in. Tile National
lists. Rcpcalcrs. and Home Rulers
nrr united. and have found = com;
mon platform in the watchwd:d;
The Land for the People The
government, haiIied in tits attempt
10 crush the movement, may, in
lis desperation, resolve upon further
illcga! and Unconstitutional nets.
and arres! other leaders. lut The
landlords are cowcd and the castle
intimida!cl by the determined &C.
ton Of the people. Threatened
cyic.icns are abandoned, rs the
result Of ;l.c success O. tho Bella
Unti-eyiction meeting. lEcfc are
10 h!dlingS for estates at sales il:
the landed estate courts, a@l the
tenants arc allowed to becomc
uwnprs on easy terms. The leui-
ing English rctormcrs arc in strong
sympathy with or movement.
The French pres. are at leas!
showing IN appreciation Of the
true position Of affairs here, and
send special correspondents 10
watch the progress Of tho win!o"
campaign. Tho spirit OF the people
is maintained with rcdowD!cd
vigor, Notwithstanding The enuw
on the ground and that tle famine
and cold already pinch many.
Great suffering is anticipated after
Christmas, and the Government
trusts that in this way tho courage
Of the masses may lie broken
o.. : . 4 ,..,,,,,t,,,,
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John HGn.!oiah'a Romnmco.

IN his strange md passionate
youth john Randolph was hCtroth-
ed to a Miss Martha Ward, the
daughter Of lis mothers intimate
friend. Fer some cause the en-
sascmrut was broken of. The
lovers appear TO have had a dcs-
pcrnte quarrel. and Mr.. Randolph
rushed ont of the house in which
he had been visiting the lady in
such Il rage that he did not even
stCp to unite his horses bride
rc;ns. hut slashed them through
with his knife, mounted and rode
away in Il laundering gallop.
The lovers scarcely ever saw each
other again. The lady became
Mrs. Payton Randolph. John
Randolph never married.
70 the day of his death he
spoke Of Ter as my angel" and
her marriage is said 10 lave been
the heaviest blow this grievously-
suffering man ever endured. lie
was sicI; al III: life. and some.
times in = icycrish sleep no used
to muttcr hor name in the hearing
of the watchers about his bed. It
was q strange, hcnrt-hrcaking ro-
nance, that of this Quivcring bun:
die of nerves. who was the lineal
descendant Of Pocahontas.
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W.est TIrNilta N:coI Grolrers.

PAEEEEsEvRG, ". Va, Dec. u.
In pursuance of the call issue /
through the columns Of the Mt,Ai.
ge"rer, by Mr. \. d. Hopkins, Of
jackson county. fora meeting here
OF West Virginia wool growers,
with view Of becoming better ac-
qu&intcl with their mutual inter
csts, and for the purpose also Of
the lora.Gtiun Of 4 regular and per-
mancnl oOitirowcr's Association,
Il number Of sheep men from differ
rnt counties assembled here to-,iuy
They held their meeting in the par
lur If the Swami House, cN-Govpr-
nor William Z. Stevenson in the
chair, and Il. i. llorncr, Of the
'ScrHHl newspaper, acting rs ''rcrc-
tary.
After a preliminary meeting in
tie forenoon the meeting took a
recess until after dinner, wien on
calling ;I4e roll it was found that
representatives were present lrom'
eleven counties Of the State. At:cr
an informal and conversational
discussion on various points touch
Ing tic business Of the day, the
meeting proceeded to effect a per-
MrNvN; organization under the
numa uf :hn West VIRGINIA silrnn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27
JOgiNMORREsON
THE GREAT
Liquor Dealer

wish TO inforn my friends that have
just received a!ursc stock Of goods. Ny
aim in the future will Re, ns 1t has bsea In
Ih"past, to keep II Mrge aud well Hls'tc
stock of the best brands of Nelson, Ander.
sou, Jefferson mud Marion counties, Keu-
tlrkr Whistles aud Dtandies.
do not keep rtClifed or compounded
WHISTLES In any way Lut receive from dir
tilIcrics direct, aud guarantees The goods Tree
from all udul,erRiioaS.
Don't forget the place--Nc.7 =, NaiE
Street, Weston. WA
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Iconldas Smith
VS..
William J. Ki:son.
In Chancery.
BY virtue of n decree of,hc Circuit Cour,
ofLcwis coun,y,.;rendCrcd On the I'd day of
September, 1879, in The above styled CAUSE,
acknowledgment, who was by said decree
appVinted Special Commissioner for the
purpose, will offer for sale, 81 auction, 10
the highest bidder, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Lewis county, on Monday,
Second Day of February, 1880,
that being The first DAY Of the February
term Of the County Court Of Lewis county,
1880, the property in the proceedings in
said cause mentioned, being
A Piece or Parcel of Ground
in Weston.
situate on The nO.tli side of First Street, in
said Town, between the property Of Elias
Fisher on the wcs, and the alley between
said property andtthe property Of William
L. Arnold UH the east, on which property
10 he sold William J.. KtsOn now has n
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27
Fer Sale.

The Cherry Valley House, with 50 acres
of land, near BLlison, IIe bsIer county
Largest md best house IN the county.
Nearly all built this spring. Contains 10
rooms, furnished with everything necessary
for keeping u first-clnss II Good well
stables, &c. Has done splendid business
the past season. Will be sold cheap. Pos
e,slon Immediately. Title perfect.
T. II. CHERRY.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27

''vEGE'T INE,''
Says a boston physician. has no EQUAL %,A
ltUd the Laboratory. and CONVINCED myself o.
LIE EennnS S Es , y IEfHTsb l!; S cc,
I've, ind they Hru compounded IN such u man.
nor Us 70 produce astonishing rehultA."
VEGE TIME
10 the great Hood Purifier.
VEGETIHE
VIII cure the wOrs, case Of Scrohlla.
VEGE1 I Inc
Is recommended by physicians and aposho
carries.
V5gsngTSR1E
Ia, Elected hume marvellous cures in caSca Of
VEGET lNE
Cures the wOfSt cases of CHnser
VEGE;E IME
Meets With wonderful success In McrcuFal dis
eases.
VEGEET
VIII eradicate Salt Rhcum frota the systern
VEsGE | HE
Removes plnlples and linmors ffum the facs
VEGE iME:
Cures Constipation and regulates the boweia
vEGE | BME
70 valuable remedy fOr Headache.
vEGE TINE
VIII crrc Dyspepsia.
VEGET INE
1lcEthres the chtlFc system 10 u Aea4tAy couof
ton.
vEGEfIME
Removes The cause Of Dizziness.
VEGE:' I INE
Relieves falatares ut the Stomach.
VEGE1TINE
Curcs Pains In the lack:
~ VEGETlNE
EaSc,ualIy cures Kidney Complaint
VEGE'EI ME
Ii effective In Its cure Of Female Weakness
yEeEITIME
Is the great remedy for General DOblltys
vEGETENE
Is THE best
SPRING MEDICINE
VEGETTNE
Prepared by
n.R.STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
vegetine Is Sold by All Druggists
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DISEASES
or TIE
Bladder & Kidneys



For Debility, Loss Of Memory,
Indisposition to Excrtion or Bust
ness, Shortncss of Breath, Troubled
with Thoughts of Disease, Dimncss
of Vision, Pain in the Back, Chest
and Head, Rush of Blood 10 the
Head, Pale Countenuncc and Dry
Skin.
If these symptoms arc allowed
to go on, very frequently Epileptic
Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes
affected it requires the aill of an
invigonting medicine to strengthen
and tone up the system-which
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27

They say II word to the wire is
sufficient and We therefore infer
,hAt 10 wise man ever 60; hold Of Il
poker that looked cold and wasn't,
for nlI such ca,rs il usually takes
about four thousand words, all
wickrd. 20 satisfy the man.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27

: We Cannot Make Bitter Machine at Any Price.
The Highest Premium awarded the Stitch the Centennial
First
Seqrnen than Other "u combining n the Ae improvements The did
SaUd we'll tiled qualities which Ike
= STANDARD Is so POPULAR.
Faithful Family Sewing Machine the wordtAi
does rF plain sewing with nnl certainty slrar
well made thorough while TUuslnis
Money refunded perfectly Satisfactory r, far
Machines. Machine rOmunucd BIZ %
kinds work Tree m
chrgcl than with Machine
good qualities than double The PCe. Light md iauuiur
and durable Rapid rrn
useless on, make nC;. Will last for rya ma
understood Makes Double Stitch sE
sides tic goods from cambria leather, Siras; Strong Needle !,
Long Large easily threaded Shuttle With New
capable OF holding hundred yards thread
width giving desired ImN capacity vide ]
work 1t is the best MnrhHcin principle and point cu
u will "'S"'
Address, STANDARD SEWING MACHINE Co. BroaiT.~ A.,
Clinton Place New York "
Sc BARRETT T, Agent Weston, WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-26
COTTON NrARKFTs.

LIVERPOOL June z5-I23 so ,. m.C0trou EASIER Aiidding
TT3pas IA 1iddng Orleans III 1000 hsies in
,g5 I,.I.s Tor spec,f.sf and exr,ort
300 paie. an American. Futures partially sad cheaper
Tpans Low NidGug clause, IN" AMI JulN dvhver}it a
sna september delivery 6ad 6i5 5d DO, September
ana DcoUeTCl iiYcrV 10.
LIVERPOOL June 25-I3op m.-Middlng Upands Cotton,
iiSRPOJi- June 2J-i %. m.-The Gotten today
iaeipsea $3.50 bales American Fuufesl pands 10y NH
inv c.use Iuv delivery d ed. also BzsG
August and -eytem0er deIIyerY bSlaqd
Ir.PPrOOI June 25-J D. m.-Cottun-Futures quiet but
frm UDands Low Mdding clause September and October
Rts!SrA Jlne 25.-Cettor quiet; Midalng I2sc. Low
MIddng. IL &C.; Good Ordinary II'sc' receipts Oales
R,tlIaoGG June 25-Cstton dull SncHinr, I2A612iac.;
fn1 MseiIuE. llisgl24cs Good Ordinary llsWll i2c;
net receipts. goss "a bales exports ceast"ise 20
go.r,5y Jnns 25-Cotton auict Meding. 1850: Low
Miaeng nc Good ordinary, II &C. net receipts bales
''SSA 100 Juno 25-Cotoa dull nominal Mddlug
l2l4c; Low MiailHr re Good Ordinary. u sc net re-
cripts. bales. stock, GIG bales.
C'IScsSAT June % COTTON quiet Niddhng, t2fci Low
Nfadng Zoe: Ordinary, 1isac; receipts, 40 bales
shismelts 80 bales stock. l,o7- Dales.
GNvKsfON. June 25-t nominal; Middhng l2ca Low
Mddlmr ac Good Ordinary. IL sc: net rscsiDts 1877
T0UlsyTIIP ina. 25-Cotton quiet. Middhng 1a9c
AFl1rHfs, June 15.CoUOn nrm; Mudhug II recelptA
% bales. shpnentA none STOCK b.l3l Dales 49,,
SsreRLzaSa Juzs 25.-Cotrou quiet but steady; MID
clius l2c; Low AiddnG II ~ tiooe Ordinary ~ &C.
4ST bales gross 0fS Dass exports roastHise
1902 bales s4les. % bales stock, a. bales
NOREDLk. June 25.-COt0u qulcti MlddLug, l2Ac; net
receipts 50 bales exports cOast"se 20 Daes atoch S4l
PHlAsELFHrA June 25-Cotton quloti SIiddlrE 1850.
Nds1hs. l2ifc; Good Ordinary II go net reo-ps
3AI bales saes $40 baes spnher Z4o DAies
SavANSAH June 2s-Cotton dull. very quiet Middlng
I2fec: Miduling. llsc Good Ordlnafy, IA SC Oct
receipts 1871 bales exports coastws 57S bales STOCK 2''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-26

demand at full are prices; Western, ST 5easlI To-,
CUT MEATS rule drm. only moderate inquiry
sales 1000 n Pckled Beiies 5Ac Picked Hams;
0ei Ole Picked shoulders 4Tsd5c; Smoked
Hams ghd1lc; smoked Shoulders 5sc. Middes
nrInly hed. bat prices not quctsby changed Long
Cear quoted 5l0n5. 2Ac; short Clear 3S0cs Long anu
short Clear hail and bali. 5sse.-..-.-- DRESSED HSs
fairy active full price-; CIV Heavy 70 Lish 80
Bl9c Pigs BD-Aarkst q tr1fe bettrr closing
strong lair spot lots active speculative ous
saes 10 Prime Steam, spot g. 9an foc cos
Ing 640c: setting price on last Can SO Soi 6Iso Us
Jniy 81 s0c.. closing 5tOc; i,2JO tcs August
he cIoaias g. 80 Did $3.50 September ebZrS
8bTac- closing G57 10 Third CalIuiy, eSI adb 4nc.
August 81 S6jI gc renanaer
year 6S594ecs Citv steam active. higher sales
$50 rs sne-: frmer Continent quoted 81 nc,
BUTTER CT EEsE and EGC without decided Grange and
duli. ,, ~.
RICE-Carolna Pair Prime 6i9dTitc; Louisiana, FAR
Good Gl2ajs4o.; trade fairy active anh prices frl
SUGAR-KAw moderately active a1d nru Far 70 sets
Refining sis &C. and Centrifugal 6'@4 c' s.4cs 5oO
bids Cuba luscovao cSG6 1000 hhds do, part b'sG
Refined in fair demand STANDARD "a s1s Sc crushed, =
Powdered eiec.; formulated Si4d,'sc Ihe SUGAR
signed Agreement 70 adjourn from july
July :, thus max ng holiday of July 3 a.,
SrEARIN E-Quet Unchanged western, f4f SCI Ol'y'
7l-GTisc.
TALLOW-steady; sales $4,000 u, &C. -
WHISK-EY-Dull; 81 90 s0Sl O6 sales 20 Dds 81 10.
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- srocK MARKFra-RY rrLEnrArE.


Brrv 40 June CArrIE-Bscsipts to-day 8.le2 head
head through cSBsilnitucns $50 market
for shipping grades Heavy LOO
n Cstle -lo salr Common Cattle sd SfOcsers lower
Choice Extra Steers - h5TSa % Medium
10 Good, - 35e<f 70; Common A-ht sless, 50 50a@4
H.ifsrs - 15G 30 butchers cows s. 30 50 Mixed
Eutchers lots. comprising staE COWS, etc, 81 20 as -
soc er. s701 30 Feeders s. 90 GS5 90 "A carloads
rem In tie yards uaseid
SsFFP AND Receipts to-day. 400 head for tbs
ueeg 1850 head Tor the tine last week
our decided caaagb Receipts and buyers holding OF
boptr< cFnceEsors few sales oi Pair 70 Good
,lisp-d 25ss3 S7s Choice s. 90 40; Extra
selected export 81 dSO A ears OF stock remain IN
solO. 100 e., -, -,
fT $40 for The time last week 10 lAO head;
,e--nrb conaEnmeats 50 oars AArsst dun and de-
cutng; run hight sales OF workers. II - Ss4 o. M.dum
- 40 load 81 Extra Selected Phua
a. nbiss Of stock remain IN the yards unld
CHICAGO. June 25.BOG--h Receipts, 1850 head ship
messs 700 thsrr - good demand MtIei - 90
80 -. IlzlL ID sgas3 So Chso~ He.vr 80 aS4 :
market closed about &c. higher than yg1iSrd@g.
Ctr1Ir-ksceirfs 1900 head; .nipMcnt-, 3upo head
Is airiy active shade lower; afsu Prime sold az
A. ~ as shipping. - 20SS4 al Fceders
spd Stock in demand at sSdSs Butohefs steady
Csv- . 1t4 cAiefy g. 1OaS2 81 Bulls and Mixed I'M
>sssr-Ileceipis $50 head market steady. but slow
N IONS June 25.-CArTIK- stesiy. with good de
nane ood 90 Heavy shipping "a hUn+i DO Light - 90
g. 5O receipts. ! 500 htsr shipments. 200 head
TOGs-Quet Workers 20 Ba.timpros - lUaS3 % smooth
Hsavy 70 select - sOGs3 30 iccePth $500 head; snip
meats ] $40 head - -.
-FyfP-Frm rna unchanged Fair 70 Choice 81 700
s. 70 rooespts so head; shiDnenta 500 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-26
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NOrG eIpsr. Tesses and R1ilrsnfs
%
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WvnNrsnAv Trne %

ASHES-SueafY and unchanged
COAI-By aucon to-day 10 200 tons Scranton sold
intending Crate - L 81 20 Egg 81 I0as2 % Stove
s. Hs2 80: Chestnut - - showing an advance OF
7l9Gl7 -. per ton.
CoFFEE-Iue majority Of the Coffee merchants have
signed an agreement 20 adjourn July well July
today quiet ard unchanged; sales Of LIB BAGS
Oilers" terms 1000 DaRs * do, lei leaving
O. All bags Fair Cargees quoted at 1926;
Mild quiet and UNCHANGED sales past week;
6l55 mats singapore, 2473 bags MsrAcsUo. i2l bags
557 bags COSTA Kca sos BAGS 81 Domingo. aud
4i SOLD In lots FOR consumption Wlt1n the
range 80 bags Domingo ard 64s bags Costa Eca
transit Europe bags and JoO2
mats. including 1851 bags MarcaihO. ID $50 bags
20 q bags Costa c1, So bags MexlcaL 2"55
~ysui 10 $50 mats Java, and 80 33 mats enapore
EDTTUN-@pet Cotton quiet unchanged sales 4lS
evening" al Tor Spnulue delivered On cotr lc
700 bales Receipts che ports. $50 bales, against l5s
this ana 40 last Good Ordinary p
lands iilsc; Low Mddiug do lZlisc Mlddlns DO l2c
Futures closed 10 points higher, after 4Ent fraGH
evening. bales TouaT-tlrst CALI n-uHt.
1894 -stemoef. lAabi October Al50: total 3,U bAes
LIB; December.
January tLlO March III total. lsu0 bales Third eau
- -, september 1885. 1923. October IlJ2
November Ills december. 11C5 total 1900 bales Also
today, July l24O9l24s August. l25l al26t Sepen
ber 1892 a 243 Ooobei ll4I 5o november lLel
Dereuber lO4 January, llO5 March. LIB tOta, d.
POO bales grana tots 4z00 Futures closed firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-26

In London cons0ls for money are quoted lle bet
Ter az q7ls remaining unchanged for the account
al g73.s United States bonds remain steady; new
X at TUJ34 4las at 10SA and Is az lO4ls. American
railway -acuri-ie are reported dull. but Enc pre-
fer~eg and second cons0ls advanced y cent. Cen
ira of NeJ ersey also was p higher. Reading being
4 per cent lower The Bank Of England to-day gained
1902 coo bullion on balance, making a gain IN that
wav of c4SI 600 in six days Bar silver Is quoted
lie higher at 51ulGd. per ounce, but India council
bills TODAY were awarded OF decline Of I'D. per
rupae lu Paris. French rentes declined to 1l66ZL2
francs asinst 116.S2l2 francs yesterday,
The following securities have been admitted 10
dealings 40 the stock Exchange:
Manhattan Railway COmpany's stock, 10000
shares of 500 each, S13,O0O.oOO.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company's con
EOrdar.-1 first MORTGAGE gold per cent bonds,
amounting TO 81, 400. OO0 secured by first mort
gage on That portion OF tire railroad IN Tennessee
and other property in that state
~. LOUIS. Kansas City and Northern Railway
ComDarv's bonds, amounting to 81 900, 600, Sc
cmed by first mortgage upon the ST. Charles
Bridge.
The following is the quarterly statement Of the
State banks OF the City Of New-YoIh on June II,
1879:
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rREAsl ~ DEeAHIsuSL, }

BuEEAu or ENGRAYlNG ASD erhriNg. MAY rs lol5b
PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES. embracing dry
colOrs for plats puntng oil, chemicals bond nanna
and other paper yp0gr apncl ias vne glue binders nl-
eri. plste materials generally tor uss OF ms
Engraving and Printns Tor slZ months eDdng
1873, viii be received this once uutll l.
30 manufacturer and regular dealers the
CLASSES ~ gOots.
proposals upon articles ~ elmer class. WITH
Information a. 20 quantity qualify @nd condons VIII be fur-
niehed application.
In s Tended proposals shall be compared esc item
separately an. considering Tho AaptDy 81 qualities 20
Bureau. tha price. proposed orders
VIII be mass the lowest oiltcr Tor the article desired
The right defects and o. reject ana al BIDS 70
reserved.
Pate wishing spec ~ upon whlcG par
ucuar aruccs thsY qualified 10 propose and
shouId Address their applications %. h. IRISH,
Chet buroA1 Engraving and punun&
Wa-hiAg fOn ID. {.
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sAnrHsoN1AE ISsrrrUuoy OFFICE OF rHE SECRETARY. I
...Lr.---l.N n Z q

AtRDPOSAl4N Tor GAisN ANlLED 1hON
q WORK aad PROPOSAL. for States sna sLArEHS
WORK separate sealed proposals viii recrs Ell - the Ma
tcnal Museum Bulldog Commission, NashnEOu, D. c. until
the 5h o. Juy 1879. for furnishing ds yeung u
tuG putting place. compiler certain GALVANIZED
WORK and also for about 500 % >A > ana
sLATER'S WORK. required 10 The National Museum
Building accordance drawing, spec ncatOns and
schedules Office Cluss SchulZe. Arehi
fsrr. C0reorun SWfQinR
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
IoEnCs. June a7S1a both money
Erie Railway shares. % ~; Reading Raj
road 2Oil.
LUNB0S. June 25-2 p. m-PaTis advices quote i've per
Is francs 90 centGes for the account
LONDON. june "a mDonsot. 81 . Tor money, yl'ls
India Council bills allotted TO-DAY n "a
per rupse decuc. Railway shares, 2S NeWJefscy
Central. 81. TIE buien INTO the BANK OF
England balance today &302Ooo.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPRAN MARKEra.

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- al " estefn dun % Bscsn Cumberland Cut
dun Il 27 RID dun At ~ Ga Long Ciear dun o.
50 I'D snort Clear dun 81 HaSns-Lsng Cut sesdy Il
40 ~houldsrs dull % Ca Beef-Ihd1a Moss steady a.
III. ErIa dun al s6s Prime Mess steady Al 90
iars-Prim Wsatern duh 30 81. Tsil0u - P1me CITY
STEADY at 81 Sd. Trpsntine-spIs STEADY ~ II bd hoan
Cowmon firm 3D. steady at l0bd CheeeeAmefican
Chsics du al So. Lard Oh stsadr Al a. fiour-Exira
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

B~gEAU 0F ENCaATiSG AND PHIsrISs, June III, 1873.
GFALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
- ~ O'Clock saturday. the 2sts instant
for tn construction erection building thu
" and Pruning Ia perfect WORKING ORDER
nigh pressure Stationary YrrflcS e Under. IA
a inches Win 56nch aoke and 81 boilers zach II
feet diane aud two additional
boilers PURPOSES De- determined upon aud
descri bed IN the specific GuOps Tor he
for the and boilers
and any information vhlch may De- desired respecting no
same be obtained application 10 Tho undersigned.
The right defects TO reject auy all cda "a
proposals shsnd plainly marked Proposals for Con-
struclon "a Engine Boilers and be addressed
o. n. RISH. chief VI Bureau