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Financial and Commercial.
Money Active esysrnnsn,s Quiet Stocks
irregular and Unsettled!
Flour steady aud Unehauged-wheat
Active aud Higher-ProvlsIOns
Primer.
New York money ana ntoel,s.

NEw YoRE, August O,-MoSEY-Market
active Of SaI per cent; closing easy ats. Prime
mercantile paper 3a4 per cent. sterling Ex.
enlnge " s2i sight exchange on New York
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u Must Llo noMn nnd nIn.r

The following Is nm extract from a letter
dated July q, 1877, TO the. discoverer OF De.
thesda Water: The writer Is tho Rev. 7. D.
Fuller, DID, DC. L., Rector OF ST. Gregory's
Church, Toronto, Archdeacon Of Niagara, ETC.,
etc. The writer, at tho age OF sixty years, was
q victim OF sacCharinc diabetes. Ills pbys,.
clan said, Ito use DR.. Fullcr's own worls) The
could do no more for me than no had done;
that my disease was incurable, and that 1
must lilo down and de-" I'VE should state
here en- ldrentheSis that our towlsman Josenh
Fleming, Esq, Is the sole and only authorized
agent for this wonderful water for this State as
well as for Ohio and West Virginia TO re.
turn to Dr. Fuller; I'm four days" lie writes;
after taking the water, | obtained relief, and
since that time l have taken no medicine,
consulted no medical man, and presume II |
could give myself reasonable rest, l would be
quite we'll"
Such testimony, from such a source, should
indeed have convincing weight.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio aud
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, 70.
Pamphlets mailed free.
keg, IS per half.barrel, SIC per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
bridge Corner, Main street.
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Wafer in Wheeling.
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COURT SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

AmeIl. =. Woods, who sues forl In Chnpcsry. In the
Robert B. Woods and others. Ohio county. wa.
By virtue Of q decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, 10 tho Slate Of West Virginia, made and CO.
Tered In tho above entitled cause on the 10Th day Of
June, 1872, Will, as Special Commissioner ap-
pointed for that PURPOSE, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1879,
nLcBin1ins al 10 O'Clock, a. w., Of sald day, at the
iT9pt door o. The Court House Of said Ohio county,
W A. public auction tho following described real
estatt, situate atthO mouth Of Glcnn's Run, near the
Clty o. Wheeling: Beginning ut tho centre OF the
county road, belDg the northeast corner Of q portion
o. ND tract sold February ilth, 1859, by taId Robert
Y. Weeds aud wife 10 Jac6b Lash, aud IN tho dIylSlOn
ilne tetWeen the A l.. Woods and the David Garden
tracts Of land thence with Iagd division limo n S0N',
Z w poles 70 q small buckeye, formerly u sugar tree;
u woods thence With his limo = sOXo, W O6IS poles
70 INC centre Of MId county road; thence With said
road St2 poles 70 tho beginning, coniAlnInE twrnty-
we acres, more or lees; Alsoa strip Of land ten feet
nIer ai9nS THO Aouth line Of aud adjoining tho land
soM 70 jacob Lash, which was Tc2cFTci for a rad and
wwhicL together with u like strip reserved by W. II.
VOGUE, torni, 2 iold twenty feet Wide for tho Joint
use o. the said W. II. and Il. u. Woods and their
aSlSna. The right Of raid liobertR u. Woods In mll
n@dEay u included In the property 10 10 BOld; also,
lae tiisht and privilege, uuliSputcd and untraminelri,
81 Mnariage, hauling, loaainE, shipping and deposit.
- e"A NNN AAAhs $3.50 aANlk ~ III kNV
river front and bank Of the said land, Sold and con.
EcyeI, toE1Id Jacob Lash, together With all tho COIL
y aud under the land above described, and also, ali
coal within the following limits and bounds, viz: Be.
Cunning at the buckeye, formerly 4 sugar tree, and the
noIthGast corner Of the above described land, thence
~ ES5, 81 100 poles 10 . stake corner 10 W. II,
woods thence N s0Xo, EabOut 30 poles 10 tho eaIl
Ltne Of theA I. Woods hill farm; Themes with aid
last named line n 2To, W about IDS poles 10 q walnut
stump corner Of said bill farm aud lInd owned by ii,
SIaniotdi thence ST. E iOs poltS 10 \ sugar Tree,
nov 2 stump, GU the top Of The hill; thence S 12Xo,
W l9Id bearing 4 w v poles to HE beginning, eCn.
Alnlng about 100 Anrei Of coal In all.
Tho entire title, Including expectancy al dover, In
ni W. ABOVE premises will 10 conveyed making tht
LUG 10 the purchaser absolutely perfect
TRIMS oP SALK -One-thIrd Of tho purch:se n,onBV
nna a. much more As the purchaser may tlecI 10 nay
~ Cnsh, the residue M equal tnttAllmNnia At Eix
we've aud eighteen months FROM tho day Of nle
the purchaser or purchasers giving notes bear
Jug Interest from the day Of sale, With ~
proved peTsonRl security for. said deferred ia
.lailponti and Interest, and the title 10 said pfGnert,
70 b retained until the purchase money i fully raid
y !. ROGERS, special CommlSsISncr'
D. c hERVEY, AuciIohSci. Jyi|.NGSuis
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SANFORl,S RADICAL CURE

Clears the Head and Throat so thoroughly,
that, taken in the morning on rising, there
arc no unpleasant secretionS, and no disagree
able hawking during the entire day, but an
unprecedented clearness Of Voice and Respi.
Tatory Organs" Price, with Improved Inlia.
Ter and Trehttse, 81. SoldbY nil Drnpyisia.
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GLORY TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing 10 the increased demand and tho I'M.
InensC popularity Of tho above cclehsated
goods, some dealers arc selling Inferior to-
baccos and representing them as Tho Glory"
brand. Iclaim the "Glory ; as my exclusive
trEdc mark in this market for plug /, Eoco,
and no ono has a right to represent other
tobacco rs being ticsamc. Each lump has a
gold tag With The word "GLoRY" upon Il ana
none other Is genuine, as It isrcIilyely sold
under no other brand in his city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
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six months, ......,........ Z o. One tnOnih...,... IS
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pr iced.
BElII.WEEKLH.
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BY mall, Ia aduaaa, PO,tacsPnpatd.
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S!uha o. .,.,,,.......+t " ~ eaGh.
Glhs o. A..-..,,.........t y each.
Cab8 Of twenty. .4.,......A..,....,...,. ! 10 each.
GubS Of twenty-five .+............ .........a. ! % each.
sAmplS copies d either edition o. the IAFKLGlaEH.
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Address all communications 70
@ FRRW a CAMPBELL
PubliSaOfs IntelligOnesf,
wheeling, W. Va.
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nav onLEAxs. August AN UNCHANGED.
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The way To- rear up children 10 be justG
They know ABimple, merry, tender knlck
OF tying sasheS, fitting baby-shoes,
And ItEingipg pretty words that make no ssn!s,
And kissing full sense Into empty words;
Which lhlnR1 arc eoTals 70 cut lkIe upon,
Although such thaes, Children learn, by kueh,
laTo's holy 0arnesti In a pretty play,
And get not oYeT-earlY EolemniIOd."
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BY virtue q I. deed Of trust made BY GCnr,s II,
trustee dated The 9sth DAY d January, 1875, and
me9rdodln the Clerks ONCE Of the County CouFt of
Snle county, Wtlt YlRinl1, Ii Deed Of Tfltt BoOk
NO IL plge5 0tS, $40 and 40, l vii, on
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And wills more eonSel0usly responsible,
And not a. rtSelh HRet GV f0Hshhy,n
, 1879-06-03
| THE bEM0CHAT1u MrTllnD or nEwABDlSl
UNION EDIulENJ,

THE bEM0CtAT1u METHOD or nEwARDlNn
UNION SOLDIERS.
Epscsni D{A.AstcA 10 Tht Tyfbune
WAstIsuyoS, u. e., .Tl,no a.-Capt. s. 8.
HlackfoTd, WIN has during The past eight ycars
necn the vit.iiant AMI effective Captain Of tie
Capitol Police, Inns becn sntnmarIiy discharge!
10 tnako roott for a man who saw solnr scrylcu
In thc Union armv aln! who has beeu ruea,,-
n,csldcd by Blackburn, Ut Kentucky, uiul i:wn.,
of Ohio Capt. backford enlisted as private
IN is';9, was promoted to Captain, nl.t was ho4-
oEably discharged In 1sG5. llu was twtre sc.
ycrrY wounded, thu last tfinu Ut tho battle Of
ifarcs's Run, where he lost TITS left art, tly II
Rebel shot. n,nl lie was also badly disabled III
racrnbcr last w!ien asrcstug n Desperate
IN the Capitol. During tho eight years
thai Ito las commanded thu Capitol
l'ollcc M cnmuatnt hns evrr l,een muda agal,,st
hsn, 10 hs suMriurs.
Arri.ftcct Clark, nnc of the Doar1t OIL refer
rfEg tu 1lnckfortt's removal, faya: IT cannot let
tnls tTrasson pass without personally atsestirg
~ yDlsr iIrllty and efficiency as a officer during
yLu: C'iincutEu.l with tie utliee ft'rte aud brar
niG testimony 10 fullr character for inttlGencc
and integrity us 4 ,nau.''
But the utirr tWD members Of the Board,
scrgcaf.t-as-Ar'ns bright, Of the Senate, A,,i
SergeaIlt-nt'ArInr Ihu,nusOn of tile llUusc, for
Ecttisg what tllt s,llt Restitution says about the
employment 0 disabled sOl4i!urs, have tIlstntssgl
tlIe c'lrplcd Unlut soldler, Capt. EIackfor1.
, 1879-06-03

4 letter of Hobart Pasl!a to Atr. Drassey. II,
T., is published III tho l4autlnu Iina, retturat-
ne his opinion tllat quail Vessels a.s beat Tor
tl9htIug purposes. ne says; "Wiut W. want
are snatl. i,eayyarn,ea, tast ycsas's. that run,
~ IL wcra, *lop rulisl! their enemy like
cooper round caal,' hitting HIN On ovcrY yul-
ucr,,bto point, Smelling hs decks at long range,
ind worrying him to death. of course, tlle
bn,all vessels woula bo liable to q hard knock
eloyca. Aa to hulaGarduK forts. rely au It, i.
tleso uaya pf tltrty.uye to.1s IN masked lat
tsre' q hattsI's, i ss.sa viii th,ry icls. e
ussl aga,,lat lanA defcnscs III naktug q diyrr-
sion while lul,dIng tro1ps. iteIus ,nbcr, aisf,.
lls i,n nuuse coat oi iusIng tY torpcdost o.
Otherwise one ot the new monsters suci. a.
ituiy las built
, 1879-06-03
MARRIED by PROXY.
william 1.aurr'a 1'olicato hrt.ston n A..

William Pnurr'a IIolicato A5t..t,.
lca-h Tale OF Tsyp ilc,nl,n,,os.A Au
,.... Mag lhrk NtYt,ia.
n sety singular story came to ttpht ro.,o.
through Inquiries maao by Mr. Chnric. ~
zlcr. Iawycr Of this city, on s,cha,f n, ~ ~
WHO IN enaeasorin1 to FREQ lcssctf tto,s t1
sic believes TO bo an Illegal natrJmnnta,
nnco. Mr. Holtlzfcr called on Dr.. s,,hn y.
Deputy Register Of Ntal Statistics, anf ~ ~.
to bc shown the record of the altceed sr.a,: as
Of John Wil'tam Adrian Vlclter wtth 1'a' ~
stal'l an tlie 9th Of May, 1871. The ra,n.. ~
s,teli d. fnarr1aEo was found unuer i]ato ~,
fd, blythe Rev. +. ], schneiler, Of M In ~ =,
street. Tic ccrtit1cato bore lin non,.. a.
Mary Ncinllartl, Josephine Paucr nn,1 rss,.
sat'tfcd as witnesses, and appeared L. h. sa'ue a
N every particular. Dr.. Magic vas sIrnriss! tai
learn from the lawyer that tic groom na,nsS
thu marFIaGc certificate IL untyo mn, ,..ga .a.sa
Of Rotterdam, l1o9antl, anil .lat ha i,oa sss.ae M
!or tnoment oI ills life lived under ,i. n..4 ~,
ttot' Of thu stnrs nnd str1ps. The story ~. ~
nmn a,r.naG !. esTt,1case' ia1,ns' Which was thea as
JOHN William Adrlan Vlettcr Is The ca,,,,,.
nocyed Institution In Rotterdam, n1i ts IN =,
comfortable ctrcnmstnnccs. Nc Il III va..! m -
aer, anu lives In The suburbs Of IFS natrn ~,
a fey ycnrs age, he mot Mrs. Lou!sa S,.h' II
eomelY widow, 40 :year* ct age, for whom hna',
srctns II, hav" aga-dna nMct,toh. rs Thc wIdo
favor. M In, xco,,ni sf,o,.a ts ataieotlons nj
tIIs eoun.ry ttnrinT ""s. fhn ,r,,,s cue catle !.
inyer VIVA ray,nv III n,,arns,os" ".ns nef aet
al" ,yns in t,s Fiv r. Mav 'sGst ,a anl y was viii
IT.. anIt ,,y nrnvv H. a5, a5 toat' tiny ne prene
"hosnn IN tic ,clicnto t" 4,1ss T., te 9@tnpassad @
runrr n tr,,strd frl"ns, ~ Ifers ~ William
w"th tha nn.pssarv n"nistta' ~ le'f Weller. Asme
Y"rk aud waitod ',rnn Wrs a. ots ~ cate to Ne
rcsiitntt nj M III, Int reth o. H. Mnn "a. III
nrnsrI,;c,, n lin fnIr ,rd,n, o,.m atEeel Fane
nttnrncv tn him frn,, ,nr Eeuet power .
mis- in lila rm,tnrcrs tn,,,. ee' !eealtzlag b:
t,nwer " rsneStoisy IL t.t,nr3,,I. u, %'1 Irving Ill
notno his nrnnsc;l innrria,s ,yi,h ~ ~ appea'st
Renter. witIuw ti Tia ia3o Iin..,ia nale Lou<
NV Ynrl:, IN In mi norfor,, .Isaah , Stai'',
n a,tnn n ,,,orrnn" hefnro ~. ,s t,tffed det
~ the atntn md 81 o,1,er IN a ma''ilcu oiieeT
ura !; ' e'''~' o'''eess Ut eoFrtu
fills ;1oc,,no,t ,roo .,c+,o,, ,u
ottos,o IL t, fs,s, III IT,, uy lteff tlete'
nn,, rnmi orafon,.tt lv H." VI hoitenlau
il|nre WIN P",,nr modc H." i,r.s,, esGua IT, Cuhsu
ti,e ,rt7nw aIn oss"ntn ",,,, .i,n' s.s MISSION
no ntnvc s,ot"i iv 49,. n,. n' tes wese married
,i,c III n sia, ~ H. rt M. az ognns'ags .
81 rcct, Thcrr ,ycro r." ~ nce.,rs 49, 9 s.ast leot
, 1879-06-03
NOTES AND NEWS.
IunnE Dft.1oEs' HBstnSATluH,


WASHINGTON, b. G., juno 2.-Judee Dilton
has at last resigned, and htb letter Is published
Sir. McCrary, Secretary Of War, wro.e frlcnd
thrcc days ago TINT II tic Judgcs1ip olou'd be
rendered him fle should accept It. 1t Is now
pretty sl,sa tint sfcCrary's nnme will hc sent
to the Senate before The adjournment of
tho prcsent session. Mrrot Halstcu1, ciitor Of
tic Cincinnati Commercial, Ia mentioned for
Secretary OF War, but his particular friends
hero say l,e IL not candidate for tho otlco NOW,
but that a. ono time no wanted to go abroad In
a high diplomatic capacity. Nobody Gull tell
w',o Will be appointed, ni,d no doubt Mr.. Hayes
will truat tho public to another Of mis- surprises.
sAIAntKs EXTENDED.
The House Committee on Appropriations to-
dnv agrceI to report bills cxtcnll1Is the ealares
t1o.sa), de:cascu, tho satne to Gc paid their re-
epectiY0 widows.
, 1879-06-03

fxes Judges OF the United Statcs Courts to cx-
crcise their own discretion IN rrnari 10 c1Ial-
lcnsca Of por*ous tlr1wu rs Jurors wIo harc
participated In tit flcEcIiiosI. The orin,on II :,n'
cAucus wns TINT this scclun has never bern
abusot, and is mt likely tn tp, md therefore 1t
should atatm1. No other question was brought
up before flie catlcus.
The now Democratic programme III rpraFt1 to
the Approximation hills vas incidentally referred
ta by sGveraI Scnatpre, md, although there was
ITO discussion concerning 1t. t1,e general trtti.
mint expressed in conversation nHptNiy llnwu
present inyured ,n,ry uf resisting my anil ill
attempts IT tllr dominant nar,Y Il, Congress tu
ncco1nulssl Ter to aorcnr to aecoiMrflst) 'y H..
direction anythiiE tlut Inns t,ccn llertotofe nl.
dssM TLo' airise sgfs ope" f. . "n., "m Wv.
t,lsston Of The political situation Mnttl ew bills
a1lalt hive hten presented In Congress, and M
opportunity Afforded for thu!r Critical c1a'nina-
Hon.
, 1879-06-03
t,uit Aratnat thu 1soxnl Fnu,ll. af Italy.

~"
A Senor ProyasoIf, Lombard, has iust!t uted
proceedings at Honie against the hrIr8 OF Victor
Emmanuel for 4l,oo0t., a balance alleged to bv
due Tor two pictures ordered by thc late King
IN 1858 Of his daughter 4slela, In un answer Is
u personal applicatlou Tor her tlo,i,r1's grntni-
tuHs admission tnto an art sGllusl, Tho plai.l-
TIL asscrta that ho received only O. 000Ut. Of, W.
count; AMa l.c has served ~G,ts un oMa Of King
llnmGert's hollsholh officers und On Primes
AHHatacas, wlstle sa.a.,osss to sl.a Queen pf
affixed outside tho Town.lIal at Home, lllcy
having no legal don,tcto In ltalY. Iile trocli-
raser Of .rst objseted 10 the notice ho'ng pta.
earlcd but thn Minister III Jnsttcu ti!rectaA
liens aro nauaI tu tho eyo OF the Law. The p!aiu-
tilE apparently expected lllat the thEeat of pro-
reeAiMHs would preYent tho claim fyuus bulbg
disputed, but iA this ho WIS mistaken,
, 1879-06-03

Hbftins DsnafcA 10 TIE tribune.
WAsutNoroN'tD. G., Junr2.-Il.e Republican
ecnstors tojk advantage Of liz curly adlourtl-
nIcnt of 1au seuate to-tlsy to hold cuufcr.
ence with regard to tile situation prrscutcsl by
tlle new departure Ut ttls Urmocratlc Caucus
Committee. The tone Ut tile desatu was similar
to the opiplona contained lu thu interviews pub.
lishel this ,nosulug III THE TnIauaE's .Wast-
tngton dispatches. M forua1 result w4s scuclln,t,
aud nous was expected. Ihe Republicans OF
the scnato will atand together In opposition to
anything which the Democrats mpy altctapt In
t!1e waysof coerc'Ve political lcsistat|un. uni
tllcy aTo iirtnly convinced that their views are In
harmony With those ot tue President.
THE GAucu5.
10 ths l!fasrt1 Assoetafsd I'rfsa+
WARRINGTON, d. G.. juno 9.-Iile Republican
members ot tile aepato assembled ln caurus
this AFTERNOON tn RESPONSE to call Which did
not state its object, but whleh proved to hayu
been l.3ued Ut tie request Of few Senators
who desired caucus aetlou CONCERNING uayard's
bill 10 repeal Bcca. H20 and sci KeYiseu Slut
ntes. The trst of tlvau sections prcscrlhes tl,,
3urors' test oatfi. There was practical uuan.
unity OF opinion iu tile CAUCUS that this sect!nn
Should DO Fepealed. Ihs sslur section uut4or-
, 1879-06-03
.DU12SiAu.

: Rr4GyiAd iYQME,t..,..., .. ,.,u.
LONDON, Jiliio a-certnin 1cmnlcs OF tho
Royal family OF Nur,nah, for w!.ose safety the
British Government stipulated, ltaYe been PLACED
tn Irons, and wilt probably be starscd.
COMPLEMENTARY.
sIMIA, June Am agent Of the King Of
Burnah is coming hero with complimentary
letter from the king to the Viceroy Of india.
MOVEMENTS OF nuRMrsg rgoops.
LONDON, june "A dIspatc1, from Afaudalay
soys: "Nun,bcrs OF Burmese troups arc going
down the river. Tho forts near this plaee are
being Earrtsoned* Much alarm ts felt"
, 1879-06-03

ADVANCING MONEY.
BERLIN, juno a.-Thc German bankers hare
advanced considerable s.tms to NuRsta on It,
count OF the proceeds OF tic Internal loan.
COUNT scllouvALoFp
will net Us Minister without portfolio.
TARIFF COMPROMISE.
II is said thu dissc,ls!ous Of tl,u agricultural
and manufacturing groups Of l'rotact!onldts Ia
tho lsc!cllstag hare been compromised by M
agreement to ra!so the duty OH grain to 50 pfcn-
ninEs, und reduce the duty on iron to 50 plen.
nings.
, 1879-06-03
a BLIND SCULPTOR.


Fingers Taking the placo of Eyep In rtno
Artistto yyork
cnn,!nrnta, oastfit.
Af,c,, ,ob, h" ,rrittan ann,,t Tim ,,If1fcu1,l.,
.. ~ ,,,..a "o"s ~. ,vsan
WIN WINCH lao ol'h" nave 10 eon'cna' "mu
they devote themselves to music, p'anoipfte
tuning, or orltcary hand labor, 1t Is easy 10 IN.
" uoa.'s"} T., nus. "ssn .tt,. us .a,1 9 o,s
OF aft 10 eoneefheo. Inc want o1 s'eht soaa wy
pcnr to be m almost 1nsurMountable oostaele 10
SUCCESS, rasa!y to be overcome except by the lu-
su!rat[ous Of genius,
~ ,.,,,s viz, .,a ,,.u, ,,,,,,,or ;, .hop
M' Louis VldaI'' inc blind sculptor 10 "no'a ,la
VIC nli1dc. "as born at Nlsmrs III 1871, anu "nea
young man catne to psrts, where he eoHl'
mcurcl his artistic Studies under tue dIrectioa
,f NM. narpa n,a Y,nn,,,n,} I'm wns then,
a''u nus e'er slnco occh' t1uc 'o'el " 49,.
every sensci but ut tbs vcrF carly nge OIL II 10
WA quite suddenly attacked with paralysts Q!
t1u, cvcp. aud hocotnc conniete1y blind, flas-
inu cultivated cpu1 m % To- .lat timo tu excellent no
tions llo hull received from such men ol taeas ,,s
as Barye, rradlrr, nnl otllrrs ile dld noi al,1a
tho grcnt cnlalnltY which bail befalIe' lllIa ~
turn atn from tllo career lc had CHOSEN, aa ts ~
determined tint ILLS flngeFs Should fep'ars an, n
eyes In tho execution of hls artistic couce poa
In the Course Of ttsne his scHse Of lee'lns ~
aured an Increaso Of power to such an e1.ss' .ah,
US Utmost TO compensate for tho i4ss 81 o. SSp SipE
aud 1t Wss 1r tho careful mRl'nnanon a. 'S1
k!udlv placed at his dsposa TINT he cns.fIssa hIss
his n,etnory with thu forma and outlines a.%s
Ills finencss OF touch enab!cd hlM 10 fep'Hs.hh ~
at first In tln p1nstsc cIay aud aftcr~aFos III e'
block OF mnrb'C. --..Aoo, oo,
Tho writer of thls notice well remenpsss saa p I'm
beautiful Qnric,s OF lid Luxembourg faiaee,
, 1879-06-03
Nor REC0GN17ED,

fawARK, N. j., juno 2.-1}fshoo Corrlgan de-
clined 70 allow tho Ancient Order OF ll,berutaus
10 participate IN tho parade Of tic ucrmau
AAs ara not recognized ~ q church society.
, 1879-06-03

HIRNE, juno a-An ayaluncho has fallen on
thu Village Ut funtana, III thu Cautou u Tes,
sin, aud destroyed cl,urct, u14d soycrn! houses
Xix inhabitants werc killed.
, 1879-06-03

coNsTAkTlNorLr, Juno 2.-Tllo Sultan is said
to be determined to Insist TIL tic hotsting Of tllt
Turkish lla0 by Aleko pasha, and viii lay tAo
case before tho Powers. Aleko's couduct Is
considered Insulting.
, 1879-06-03

Mspn1p, Juno a.-1u tic cortcs today senor
Atartos demanded tic abolahment Of tic oath
Of allegiance. TIC Atsutatcr ot tho lutertor re-
piled that the Deputies might refuso to take
tho oath, hut It coula not be abolished.
SG1lor CASTELAR, sall the oath waa rel!c OF
tho foulal system. ue would take 1t, but ouly
under prolcst.
, 1879-06-03
FRANCE.

TtlR Primer or oNANGE III.
LONDON, June "A Paris ,t.spatrh SAYS tho
PsInce VI Orange Ia dangerously Ill hero OF
pteuresy.
, 1879-06-03
'Nt.Ss3Ess.
INDIA.
~ &kf
RAIN.

CALCUTTA, juna e.-Tlcre llas boon plenst-
fnl sulu hers ai,I u tl,u netEIorhool durlslX thu
East week. There IL eyeEy reM I'll to believe tie
salulall has brou gelsrrul.
, 1879-06-03

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nsw YoKx, June a,-4rrlycd, tho CreasaIa,
from Glasgow.
Moyn.Ln, June 2--Arrivcd, Bolivia and Btate
OF Indiana, from Nov York.
, 1879-06-03

freshest ARRIVAL from tho people. his uttcrancns
nro very far from satisfactory 10 thoso who went
forward to wrICQlie him.
, 1879-06-03
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, June a.-Whit- Monday IA holl-
day. All tho nurkets lcru aud in Liverpool asa
closed.
, 1879-06-03
THE RECORD.


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"Asi'soToS, -. - ou"o ~'~sit. ic'!o'e1o"
Introduced hl>. whlch WIS passco, to authorize
lle Secretary Ut War to furnish condemned ord
nat1cc for railing around tho monument to Col.
.eooe't -. ,s,", Seo' ~ s''o A''"'' WA" '''a"
teeas' a. C1nc'hpae'
Tile Senate proceeded to considcr unfinished
business being the ,a o",s S to AMEND IN ast
~. ~, .n,.,r,,,,,nn o,n ~ rr,,,r ,v,,r,.. ~,
t"' tne e.es es'1a' "ol "a -, W
the Great haha"la anu heh1nckY NsseFs' Inc
bill authorizes tho SECRETARY Of War TO use part
Of the appropriation for sl.e purchase Of sites
'os Mr saeI fonFuy es ovposca the p,I,, ard ea1e1
attention 10 .lic extent to which the National
i;oycrnment Is going in The un,no OF
understood Is eontnpl to national highways, M
lIoia streams, aud to larbors OIL tue scapoaTd
md the great hikes.
Mr. Hereford pointed ont that In this case tho
appropriation Ind ntrcatiT been ,nade, nnd thu
aattorJsy p1iit contained III ll,c CoussItu.ia, for for
Congress to lcgis!ato to "nsslst navigation +"
in tic debate which onsurd Mr.. Conklnr
took OCCASION to rally Alt. Beck OIL 1iayttls with
Immunity introduced Hnd lind printed In tlu
Rtcorl as d part oE ono of his speeches tho
whole Of flhanrc rcport, for quoting partially
t.
CouislI1,g said be hod been covered with abuse
by Democratic Hcnators aid others.
Tic bill was rcad ii third tine nnd passed.
yeas, 20; nuys. ID.
Air. A,lth6ny called attention tn tho tst1n Of
the tll nryi asked how tile bflI, OF whct, this IL
amentlutorY, c0ulGt hare been approved On
March i, 1B7p when Congress ,7as not III ses.
sion On that ttay. n.
Mr. Davis Nv. Vu.1 said the bDT Us cpro1led
purDortc,i to hayp hccn npprored March i,
Mr, Authpny said he would not move 10
amend the title Of tile bill lust vet but It ,sos
question Tor tie lnwyers whether a bIll np-
usofcd whom Congress waa not tp session was q
good law
Tjlr Senate took TN tho House bit to estat-
}ssh postrpat1a, aul without uctin. thereon nu-
fUurned,
HOUSE.
1yni3cr a mi, NJ thn stntra verv m,nv Hills
wars n.radnrel md Referred: anor,~ ti,en tic
fn1inwiu',: ~'S' ~@'~
Rv Mr W,ur-Eor t1n tnyat}on n, nronfeaorv
nnIe. honta md n,nrtsrnt.es mil tnnkit, r. IN.
jnwfn, ~ rxnact mar, tfia9 + mr. rcnt intrrcst
IL" ti'a n joan f' ~ mneys ssA ps' e'"' "''''sS
Iev ~ III IN san;nrn"rroh,b,t,rt I'm fun,,n,, a,
r1nifet statss hnnda fnnvoht" n @ r',rren"r1 7n1n
coin bonds, Ids 0'>0 >''''~'~ ''|~
liz NJ + ,vo-.ro a,b.+,trta ol.to,,1cr ,,,r-
rc,I.v fnr Nutionoi. .bont t,'rrenrr ~A'