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GovERNMENT SALE.

,,,,, JEFFERSOSYlLLE, IND,, May H. 1879.
VIII Do sold NJ the JecrSOnVille Depot Of the
Iual'sfna5lerS Department. on WEDNESDAY, :,
1gliJ g ~; ls ~ ~ o'clock H. ln under the direction
OF lhcutthhn -Colunpl James A Ekln, Depot Quar-
ermsler' lot Of Qaarlcrmaster's stores. Clothing
iqullhse ana Material, consisting of 1900 feet Rub
per Hose steam lioilcrs 400 feet Iron Pipe 6lOO
pounus scrap Iron, Washing Machines, / NlnngIp
VcIlHl Oluce Furniture, certain assorted Tools Ger
nm ilhrMtS ana Harness Paris, llOl lcdsacks lGDl
hlcht iiclVes 200 sets Tent Poles OODO yards Brown
Mnslln, ~ pounds Thread, 5000 pounds buttons,
n"p ponhds Rope tO0O pounds assorted Cuttings,
ltrmH; Cash In United States funds
,lhe property can be examined al any time before
t,uS Ol sale, between the hours OF O'Clock a. m.
aud o'clock y, N. Property to be removed ut the
safe. ADBISON 'nA'pitIspr
myl5 Cnutali and Nj 4 *.
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Gsas Cooking Stoves

W-iSHINGTON G.iS-LIGHT OFEICE,
my2l III and 4I3 Tenth street
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,


ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
{. J. COLLY, . MAJOR G. u. LUCK,
Proprietor Manager.
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TIE MCDONALD bill now pending in the
Senate is practically the result fall the po-
ltical research, all the statesmanlike wis
dom and legal acumen that have been de-
yeloped by the Bourbon Democracy since
this wonderful extra session began, If the
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POPULAR PRICES-pcr Day. saj0 Ter Week
siii Fer Month (Of ~ days.. GlO Nud SJj.
Rooms for the season can De sccuTelut the Hamilton
House, whore plans Of hotel may be seen aud pam.
phlUtI had myt2!Ih, M I'm
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0PECiAL NOTICES

fgta31 BEAVER DAM GOLD-MINING COM,
49, pANN.
OF the stockholders Of the Beaver Dam
6" iInihS company Will be held nj r1nm NJ AZ
imIit55 iI5a iVHse washington, u. c.. on WEDNiiSDAY'
general business. i0uT II 1Hc IWlsnctlOh OF
j. y. GARFIELD
BENZ. WILSON
JAS VI. SlLONER
mvoS.ant JOllN j. JACKSON
- Directors.
fDA5S THE FRIENDS OF EOIrNI PIGIIfrS;
sCi are hereby mvlted to moet m il,n N,arsii .
XIV 'rSrGS ~ SrG Sy itall, Washington, d. CWEDNI,,
n,n ~ LhLtNOON, May -. at O'clock 10 nai,n
ii preliminary to public meeting ~ WIFI
rI ~ ~ suitable notice OF The death OF WIIiim,"
Cminrint ' WV iIunuious Champion of universal
,r,Vti- i'''"''' itDBLkI PURNIS
-. FREDERICK nOI'CT
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n. T. ELM Boil DIS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU-.

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs NOnretentOn or InCOntinence OF
Urinei Irritation Inflammation, liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys; Stone In the Bladder, Gravel
io ~ r ~, al 'd . ,i riis' rii',s' ntlihg D!s
Prostate Gland whether affecting Male Female or
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from exccsscs or disi.
PATTON attended with some of the following symp-
IONS: Nervous Debility, Loss oi Memory, Indisposl.
ton to EXcrliOn or Business. ShOTtness of Breath
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts of Disease
Dlmncss of Vision. Pains In the Back Chest and
Head, Rush of Blood 70 the Head Skin Eruptons
Pale CountenanCe. and Dry Skin.
: IfTHESE SYMPTOMS allowed to go on very
ilCquently Eplleptlc Fits and Consumption follow.
Wien the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness II requires the aid of IN nvgorating medi-
cine TO strengthen and tone up the system, which
IELM RNLDS HuClLU docs In eXerN Clse.
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PROFESSIONAL

nR, BOSWORrH, plS Il STREET n. W, is THr
- most Skiliul and the only scientific Medical
ufeasei noslliyey cured, Female diseases special
w., NcicrS TO Senators II. w. Voorhees, Indiana; j.
j, Patterson y. g.; Samuel Normeni WashingtOn d.
G., ANA others. Consultation lrec A c0mpeient and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend to ladies'
nOlfly
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ny2sat
81 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEnY.

OFFICE or TuE WATER REGtsrnAp
DISTINCT or COlUMUIA '
rs, dlr,c,io,, or a.. WASHiSGTuN, May 2I, lS7l
u nia.i!c OF Couuibin, 1t Is hereby ordered tInt IN
.a osua Whtre The sOp-bOxcs connected viii tin
mser services In front OF premises project above tho
m tite S,llllr shall he lowered to n level viii
0luewRlk Is on the proper grade '' ""oic 'ho
Speci permits Wsll be issred for tbIs ,,.o.,. ,,
charge to authorized plumbers TItlS" o. mnWxhout
fStar Crltic and ,-,,,, water Registrar.
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-
IN strange comparison with the Ohio Re-
publican State Convention, which meets at
Cincinnati to.day'will be the mongrel gath
cring at Columbus next Monday, when the
Buckeye Democrats and Grcenblckers meet
in joint preparation ior the defeat which
certainly awaits them next October. Even
the most obtusc observer cannot flil to per-
ccivc that a Dcmocratic.Grecnbacls coalition
is among the coriaintics of the near future
in Ohio. Although it's not "grealy to his
"credit," JoNGGE himself said it, and THUR
MAN is probably the only man upon whom
this coalition can combine. He is Bourbon
enough and Grecnbacker cmough-hali
horse and half alligator-to meet the re-
quircmcnts of the political monstrosity
hunters who will control things out there.
THE abrupt and uncquiyocll Endorsement
by Senator MCDONALD of the right of States
to prescribe the machinery for conducting
elections arrays the two parties in Congress.
in direct ant7gonism on the great issue Of
the day, viz: the preservation Of the pow
crs of the General Government MS superior
to the rights Of the States. According to
the Democratic postulatc the Republican as
sumption in the premises is in favor of Il
strong central Government, and per contra
the Democratic assumption leads logically
to justification of secession. No happy
medium has been discovered between these
two extremes, although it appears to us
that the checks and balances intended by
the Constitution TO prevent any cncroach-
ment upon local scli-governmcnt can be
preserved and observed without impairing
the authority Of the General Government Ia
supervise the administration of its affairs
This is the view which, in our opinion, will
be taken ~ the majority Of the loyal people
and Republicans Of the country of the pend.
| ing debate upon Mr.. MCDONALDs bill. The
debate therefore can do no more lnrn
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
RALriMoRE NND ONO RAILROAD.

SonT1t, NoRrHwE!iE. 'WEsT AND SOUTH
WEST
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NOTICE TO TAXpAYERs.

u" i'St hnli OF the general taxes forthe year ending
2HIht w lS,o lS que and payable in the month m Mnv
me penalty of per cent per month viii cm,nin"n, S
VI p 'r' M St i,ai OF llN on the st dny of June iS7n
tl..rS INTENDING payment are advised tOuvoId in,
oi tlc last days OF the month All rrnl O..
~ Wv, ul9 Wllch me lakes remain unpaid will 10 nd.
sitise lor s9le N the month of July is70 myi7 St
II s35~ HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES -IiiZ n :
~ T,,n nNr9ct liunphrey'S Specifies and Mi Kinds
Tcn,nIc "Ieh' -heuicihes sold ut Coughlins Masonic
---.'-.--- iaul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12
STEAMERS,
UMAER ARRANGE MENT
STE-9.dER ,nSTrs.yO-

81 INNER ARRAN EMENT
~ -OE-
STE-9.dER .nSTTa.YO.
The steamer NATTANO, Captain VIZ. e.
BrLEs, leaves Alexandria, from the foot of King
street, EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, 81 s o'clock d. M for LAND
INGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRlDAY.
Freight received at loves! rates and handled
with csre For information apply to
j. BROGERS & CO.. ACTS, Ale1a, vs..
q. T. JONES. Agt, 9Th st. wifi, Wash
Connecting every Sunday with steamer SUE
for sill lsndiDgs below Nomini Ferry. je2
NoT1oE.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On ard after TUESDAY, June Srd, the
boats CT tho POTOMAC FERRY GO. will rur
IS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
500 7 so. 8 go. 9 so, 10 80 and II 80 g. NJ, and
IL ~, 80, 30. 8 80, 80, 5 80. 6 90 and p. m
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
$50 80, 8 50, 8 30, 10 80 and II 80 g. M, and
II 80, 10, 20. 80 50, go, 6 80 and 7 so D. m
NH Is GEO. L. PHILLIPS, Manager.
INLAND & sEABoA.D OoAsTING CO.
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ny u. yIRG. MIDLAND = q. s. f. y.
W. JOHN s. BAEBOUR, Rac.iss..
On and after SUNDAY, 600 p. u1., juno tn
1879, Passenger trains will run Is follows:
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pOWELLS PREPARED CHEMICALS
4 FOR FERTILlZING-We sold quits q
large quantity OF the above last fall and spring,
and are now prepared to fiji ell orders at BALI.
more prices.
sug20 +. s. LEhDEEATER BRO,
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RAILROADS.


1873 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST S SOUTHWEST
STEEL saI R2UB sPH TkAGR. soznvyr
aAaNIF NH; e TG EoUTpa lGSFAAi
June 80, 1879.
Trains leave Washington rom depot OF Bal.
TIAoRE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
~ nor Of Sixth and B stl sets, as follows:
FOR Ph!ladelphia, New York and the Eas.,
IIo 10y p. NJ. .66sily, except Sunday. and
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars 80
%: daily, except Suadsy. For Philsdelphia
SO am, except Sunday, and $50 .. m. daily
For Pittsburg andthe WestlC. so a. m. daily, via
farloI Cars to Pittsburgh 7.4O p. m. daily
with rslsce Gar to Chicago
except Sunday and 7.4U T. u daily, except
Saturday, with Palscs Csr - Canandaigua.
For Watkins, 1890 p. NJ. daily e1cep. Sln.
day.
For baltimore, 6 %. s.S5, $50 and 1880 i. NJ;
LOU, II, 30 $50, TAO and 1915 p. m
On Sunday 1890 E. r.; $50, 40 and lois
=. n.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra G, 7l5, 8, 9, 10 snd Ii a. ~, Ali
LIS, 3, 40, 8, 600. 7, and ll.S0 p. M On
SUNDAY a; 4: d., and LIS and p. M.
Trains lesve Alexandria Coz Washington, sou
tag o.oo OVO, ~ ana IL a.A.,l Is, ~. b, 6.U0
and p. n. sad II night.
On Sunday o. 500 snd 10 e. ~, and 8 % o. y:
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, Via
Suantlco and R!chmond, will leave Ale1an
drla at 10 s. n. daily and S 30 .. 10. daily,
| except Sunday.
| Tickets and information cen bs procured
principal rsiirosd s.sticcs and ticket oiiice
Southeast. li,p, MARINER
Goa'l. Passenger ASaa
| FSAEE THOMSON
| SeRerSl AlsHaSe1. myl4
! ny u. vIRG. MIDLAND q q. s. Is y.
| W JOHN S. BARB0UR, Receiver.
! On and after SUNDAY, 600 D. M, juno 9Th
1879, Passenger trains will run IS follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

SP5OEsS-:Asce. Gloves. Allspice Nu.mese,
- e race 1inges, Sreen Gl3ger. White Jamai.
Pepper, Cheyenne Pepper, African Bird Pen.
ptrs, White and Blsck Mustard Seed, Corispder
Sssec: canary Seed, An!seed, and Genuine Rpe-
lfsh Ground Mustard. For sale By
au27 JANNEY 300
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Soash Rocal Mai: S.prsss
4 or:h Eouud

Mail, Soathwa7d., coane::s a. Gordoasylls.
With Ches. u Oa;o T. H.. Ass: sad Wes.: A.
Ohio r; :, through So&;h aos: Virginia, -
Nashville New Ore.ai Momphis. Little Rrck
and TeIa8--and S. Danvills with Rich non1 4
Danville 4; L =, to South sal Soathwes.
Express Soulhwsrd connects a. Gordonavsli,
to ell points East aud iVes. on Chos. s. Ohio *
and Nor!ha gard. e: CAa-lo!to,v;!le to s!l tho
Summer Resorts on the q. s. y. line
MIXED THAtNS for Msiu Limo loaVo al.
exandss daily, except Suaday, 3 W O. N. AMI
! 70 p III, and rc:17niaS arrive a. Alo1 s1dr.s
10 y. NJ snd IL p. ri.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
GO e. N. ,sHd Alaxsndris rs 8. M, daily.
except Sunday, arrive at S.rasburg at II Is D. m,
connecting with .bo Valley Road East and
West Leave StIas6u7g . 10 p. n, arriving u.
MIXED Train FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlON lesves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ST 8 IS m , and returns Men.
dsy, Wednesday and Friday, q. 81 p. IN.
For Middteburg, daily connection at Plaius
station.
For Uppsrri:e. regular connection y. Della
For WAR&ENT0N, ls=ve Washington al
I % a. n. daily.
Ali trains mako good connections, At Wssh
inggton, to and from North end Wesi.
Now Orlcsns slao2er loaves Washington III
I W a. M. running through without change
On Express elegant EeItining Chairs b1twean
Washington and D.nTi!!a
Excursion tickets on s.o n. low ra.as {, !ha
celebrated Resorts OF Virginia and Nes. Vm-
GINA
Through tickets very log t, tho soa,h an
Southwest.
my4 az. BRuADUS, CT.
wAsHINuTOa & OHIO EAILgoAr
SUGMEs ARRANGEMENT,
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPr Sun
DAY) BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND BOUND SILL
beginning Hay u, lsT9.
Leave Washington So 20 3. 10. snd 4 ~ .. N,
ana alexandria Al 3 G5 =. N. aid 4 25 D. M.
pass Leesburs, sciaS west ward, ut IL 10 q. In
and 40 p, n, end arrive at Round Hill at IL
m and 70 2. In. iIasyo Round Hill at 5 u.
m. and l2:30 p. H.; pass Laesburg going cast
ward, at 6 Coz IN AID lC pa. and arrive q,
Aiexandrls at - q. ~ aEi 3:l6 D. NJ, and
at Washington at Is s. n. and BIS =. =.
@ Passengers from Washington will tskc
the Washington and Ohio cars st toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station st9 " g. m and 4.a
pm, ana 60 through 10 Hound Hill without
change Of cas-.
The 0.05 an. train from Alexandria snu12.&
2. "a. train from Ro"ld Hill connect IL Round
Hill wish Hsr-is Daily Line OF Coachea
for Snickersville: Herryville and Winchester;
also with Resner' 8 Line Of Coaches, which lesy.
Leesourg daily for Aide aud Middloburr,
Both trains, westward, make close connections
At Vienna, with Sissou's Line of Stages for Fair.
tax Court House.
Communication ttakess, = osa. DER milo
annuSitseSeass e9o.
my e-E General Ticket Agent
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Avoid tie very appearance CT heat by bsviug
your stoves stored a1d kept until winter at
S!sosoutP's, corIGr Of Kiog aud Columbus ct.
Gall and zee their new revolving Top Cook
Steve. nvl3
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FOE NEW YORE

Tho Al Steamships E. y. KNIGHT -sssaa
AMI JOHN GIBSON lesvo the COM SEH&
psnys whscf, Alosandris. EVERY MON.
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
Il East Eiver, EVERY SATURDAY 81 four
o'clock p. "a.
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WI INES AND LIO UORS.

WIN E s AND UORS.
Weinvite the attention OF families and rea.
tsursnts to the following brands Of imported
Liquors received teis dsy:
1lper deldsslck Champagne, quartz aod plot,
Renneaaey Co8nsc Brandy.
Cherries. -0 Wv"
j.: Nolefs Schiadsm Gin, and
Richard Pere q Fil's st Julien Ulsret
We also keep in stock ell of Gibsons Son l.
Eos. Rye Whistles, and Hof'heimer Bros
Fairfax Old Bourbon, for which later brand va
are agents. w. a. JOHNSON s. CO.,
Jy 8 n. Y. cor Cameron aud Rovsl s,s
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OF the

TNLAND & SEABOARD COASTING CO.
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DIETRICH OF COLUMBIA

The elegant. swift and comuodious steamers
LADY OF TIE LAKE aud JANE NOSE.
LhY will leave the Oompsny's wharf. Ale1sn.
dss, as follows:
The Lady of the LAKE every MONDAY and
EDNESuAf. e: o'clock p. No., and On
SAT UEDAY, at Ga o clock p. N.
Tho Jsne Moaeley every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at o clock y. m returning, lssyo
Norfolk on alternate days st o'clock p. m.
This line connects al Norfolk for ell points
South. and with the Merchants and Mariners
line of steamers for Boston, Providence and all
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills oflsiing signed
foT Boston and Providence
Fare st greatly reduced rstes-5ingle trip 75c. !;
Round trip good for 30 days. SLIGO
Table unsurpassed.
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Eos TIE POTOMAC gIvEa LANDINGS

= " As \ - - = ~ -SI2 az ia NDlSlSS
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, !sssssssSS
built especially for thia route, leaves tho COM
psny's wharf Washington, EVERY AON-
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
returning, arr ives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. a. 8 O. clock pm.
This company makes close connections at Al
eIandria With the W. G., Y. r. & &. s. r. 4.
Go. and with tha W. 6 Q. Il. 4. CO. Freight
received ;oc sll points. North and South,
ness and dispatch.
=. a. EEED Agent,
Js lnoys wharf,
.ioaal Metropolitan Bank, lEl street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington
.nlh 10 SAMUEL BACON, President
1879 PLANT LIME. 1879
FOE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH FOR.
TESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
St0pPING AT PRINCIPAL LANpIN as
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
Ep:3SHIJTG TO.v s1JTD NORFOLK
STE.3.GEOaT COMPANY.
Sow, elegant and swift side wheel steamer
GEORGE IEARY,
Capt. jog WHIrE) leaves as follows:
From WAsaING'N) FROM NORFOLK
AND ALEXA.
Every Monday, Wed. Every Tuesday Thurs.
nesosY and Saturday, day and Sunday, at
a. 81 p. n. o. M
information IS TO tickets, ststerooms, rate of
freight, connections, &C., will be cheerully fur
aished on application at the company's office,
loot OF Seventh street wharf, Washington.
b. <. DODD, Agt WASHINGTON.
+: B. HOOE, Agt Alexandria.
u. u. PLANT, President ap 5-tf
es.Sss, CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
sSSaSsA LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVJ.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandra EVERY TIES
"a End leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
This line cdnnects at Alexsndris with tie q.
e. & n. and w & o. 4. Rs. and at Philsdei.
phla with Cyde's regular Steamships for Fail
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prompsness and cara.
free of commissions.
NO charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA, and
wharfage in Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates End through Bills
OF lac!ng given. Insurance at the lowest rates,
Agents:
=. a. REED, Alexandris.
Wild. p CLYDE g CO., Phllsdelphis
GEO. F. HYDE, Geor getown, D. 6.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
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W 4. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROOEKS
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S XXX, XXX, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAK.
ERS and PSON'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Ct Cameron and Royal Sta,
alexandria, Va. myl2
HARLo" BROS
WHOLE5ALE
GROCsBS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Deslers ia
JOHN GIBSUN'S SON 6 CO.'S CABIHET
4, Xxx and Xxx WHISkLES, and
Thompsen's Pure R5e Wniskeyi Foreign
Wines and BIandieS, Ale. Porter
snd Champ:gnes.
%AGENOY OF THE LAFLAND Z
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
y. W. COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS
Coffee roasted for the trais =. zoe per sscS.
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NEW AUCTION AND CONFESSION
~ HOUSE.
We have oponei At No 20 Royal ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We are now roHdy tc receive all kinds Of NOR.
chaIdiss aud household goods oa consignment
or purchase the same.
We think it may prove an advantage to per-
sons who have PRODUCE Of any description
10 send i! to us. Located immediately opposite
The main entrance 10 tho Marke. on Royal st.,
goods can be exposed every morning at public
suction, when the bsa. prices may b. expected
Prompt returns made on ssles
Persons having FURNITURE for sale vii!
ind it 10 tneir advantage to give us q call
We will sttend TO suctioneering q. public sales
of property, and respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage. UNEAL SLUCAS
E~Auction goods constantly on hand and ior
snle. nov Eff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-10
FRANCE.

Paris, July 6.-General Castenau has asked tC
be placed on the retired list in order that he may
70 able 10 attend the funeral Of The Prince Impe
rial.
The scaffolding and unfinished wall OF o house
| In Mont MatTe fell yesterday, killing four work
men and woundiDg five others.
A hurricane occurred on the River Doubs.
steamer with fifty three passengers was sunk, and
only five persons were saved.
Paris, July 7,rDe Lesseps, in published pros
pectus of the Panama Canal, estimates the total
cost at 75OOOOOOO Of isncs and says that Its con-
suuction and maintenance will be far less diff.
cult than the Suez has proved. Two millions OF
francs have already been paid In toward the eau
tion money necessary for securing and binding
the concession.
Paris, July IA magnificent banquet was given
tonight at the Grand Hotel to N. De Lesseps, by
the members Of the old Darien Canal Company,
in celebration Of the siguingo the transfer to him
Of the rights and concessions for the waterway
across the isthmus. General Turr presided
Speeches were mad by Gen raj TuIr, M. De Les
seps, Mr.. Nathan Appleton, NJ. Isaac Peritre. and
Others. M. Pereire propos' Commander Sel
fridge's health, and announced amid great cheer
ing that the next vessel Of the COmpagnle Trans
atantlque would be called the Seliridge. All the
speakers were emphatic in.declaring that the Pan
anna project was universal, and that II was not In
tended 10 give predominance TO any particular
national interest," but purely commercial enter
prise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-10
CRIME AGAINST THE PEOPLE.
What Has Produced the Almost Universal Bank.
ruptcy.

What Has Produced the Almost Universal Bank
ruptcy.
Washington, July 7.-General A. J. Warner O.
Ohio, has prepared an elaborate table compiled
from fficlal treasury statements, He shows thai
the volume OF currency in 1866 when the volume
was at the maximum, was 1888 Ss,685 with pop
ulaiion Of 25OO)OOO, or over $50 per capita. Iu
1878 the total volume was s75O,O6IS6S with pop
ulaton OF 1910 000O, or little less than SIS pei
capita. In 18 the volume actually in circula.
tion was $685. 81 275, with population estimated
Al 900 90 or Sl4 80 per capita. In 1879 an actual
circulation of $685., ,42l,643
General Warner says Tnaddition to the above
there was in coin In the treasury April 80. 1879
according to the Secretary's report 10 the Senate
38 600 0OO but plainly neither this coin nor other
currency which has been purchaled by the sale
OF bonds and held under the Resumption act as
hoard, or gathered In the Treasury as the result
ofRn excess Of revenue over expenditures ought
to De counted as part Of the circulation, for Ger.
tainly IL can have no feet upon prices Takit q
the nresent population Of the Uniied States at 49,
10000, the above volume (&6S9 44 6i0 gives Sl4
per capita No account In the statemeLtior ethe I
Of the above periods has been taken Of the gold
nOtes) now abo It 81 800 900 Of lie latter In crcu.
lation on the Pacific coast. The coin circulation
on the Pacific slope has been varlonsly estimated
from $4,000 900 to s250OO,OOO but whatever it
may be II has not changed enough to change the
comparison ofthe different periods given" Ac.
cOmpanylng these statements 10 q complication
showing the circulation in England, France and
Germany England In 1878 had an actual circu-
ation Of s9l7 AS 00O with population of "a OO0-
900 giving neafly S27 p'r capita, France had a
cnculation Of S37 90 900. or 844 per CaDita Ger.
many with an actual circulation of $3.50 ,662 O0l.
wlth 3 population Of 43,OOOOOO, which gives S25
per capita
General Warner says: while these differences
In the money volume Of different countries exist,
Il nevertheless is strictly true that prices depend
on the relation OF the money volume TO commod.
tiles aud transactions; and 1t is q matter OF the
most vital importance 10 understand that the vol.
ume Of money In any country can never be mate.
rally contracted without breaking down prices,
choking enterprise, sitting production, and pro
ducing idleness, bankruptcy, and the long train
OF miseries that follow. There Is no other cause
OF the present sagnaion In business 10 this coun-
try but the reduction OF the volume OF money.
First the reduction Of the paper volume then the
reduction Of metallic money from gold and silver
70 gold alone. This change was nothing less than
q high crime against the whole people"