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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19

AEENAlE elephant at the Philadelphia
geological Gardens died last Thursday. A
pot norton examination showed that she
had taken into her stomach large quaint.
Of pebbIe.stones, sticks,I wads Of paper
and peanut bags enclosing dirt, which In
digestible substances undoubtedly caused
her death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19
Monols1ows, ". Va, Nay 10, lsSS ayIs.wl,
SEALED PROPOSALS. .7G--


tllht err CLRRK's ORHtcE,
WHHRLINO, W. va, July 70, iS7p.
Sealed proposals will BE- received al the Office Of the
Gay Clerk Until mon DAY, JULY q, 1870, at O'Clock
n for cleanlng the streets aloys and cFnS ms Ol
the City Of Wheellng from The lfsl day Of August
s5 @ the hist day Of May, 1880 the lids TO 30 a
Pr The Ftnt district, cOmprf.luE all of the Fint
Seventh wards.
pa, FSI 90 THIRD district, comprising the Third and
For The Fourth district comprising all that part Of
me sit{ south Of Wheeling Creek aud north Of Cad-
For The Filth district, comprising all tha. part Of
The city from CaldWellS Run 70 the southern line Of
the city. I1 ~ fT7fT =
AL proposals. shall 30 for each district separately,
aud no person will Be awarded the contract Tor more
than one district, The ordnance under which the
contracts viii b awarded can DO Seen upon application
a. the ONCE Of the City Clerk.
The bids to DO endoreOa, Proposals for Street
Cleaning," and addressed 10 the Chairman Of the
Committee on Streets, ALLEYS and Grades.
80, ALEX. UPDEGRAFF,.
l1ylb ti'szl.4 f City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19

GERMANY is about to increase her mill.
tary establishment because France and
Russia have enlarged theirs. Naturally
the French and Russians will find it nee.
essary to draw a few more thousands Of
their people from the pursuits OF peace to
match the new battalions Of the Berlin
kaiser There is no limit to this sort Of
thing while the material for fighting men
holds out, unless the unmilitary portion
Of the pOpulrtion get tired of the taxation
necessary for the support Of these vast
ornaments. There are abundant symp.
toms that the popular patience is nearly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19

NornlSo is more refreshing in these hot
days than to read Of utnicable settlements
Of difficulties between employers and EN-.
ployed or between corporations and indi.
ylduals by means of friendly conferences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19

THE Erie Dipatch promises that Penn
sylyania shall do her full share in the
work Of administering a severe and merit
ed rebuke to the Democracy in the cleo
tion OF 1870. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19

RIO CONTRACTORS.

sealed proposals viii b received By the under.
tEnet lComnilslOusn appointed By The County Court
pt Mon4ngalia county iof the pufposa), Of MofIaEs
tosl. w va. Up 70 July 10TH iS1S At nOOu, tOr The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a CARD-

"A CARD
To all who are suffering from the errors and inds
CrstOnS Of youth, weakness early decay losa
Of manhood, dc, will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy WA
discovered by missionary in South America. Send
a seliaddreased envelope TO the REV JosKPH T. In.
MAN, Station D, NaS York Cay.
del9-TThSAw 'I ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19
One Of the Fortunate Tlcket.IToIders
WEST JERSEY HORN, OAMDEN, \. J., |

Of the Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany. $4,000 for only g. Next drawing
July Slst.
WEST JERSEY HorEL, CAMDEN, N. J,(
July u, 1879. !
take pleasure in stating to the public
that was the holder Of ticket No. $500
which drew $4,000 in the 9th drawing Of
the Commonwealth Distribution Co., for
which | paidS2, and the same was prompt
y paid on presentation at the office Of the
Company, Louisville, KY, and l consider
the company very prompt, and worthy Of
patronage. j. s. BENNETT.
Next drawing July Slst. Unprecedent-
ed Scheme; S112, 400 In prizes. Tickets
s.. Address at once, 7. ]. CoAMERFoRD,
Sec., Courier-Journal Building, Louisville,
KY, or same at 1873 Broadway, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19
DIED.

voLTz-0n Friday morning, July 10, 1870, at Two
o'clock, CATHERINE ELLEN, lniant daughter Of Sam.
ue and Bridget v. Volts, aged ave months and tAit-
teen days,
Funeral from the residence Of Peter Dillon No. ISIS
jacob street, this morning at 10 o'clock Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TKAINs-wHKxLma TINE.

%TriAdelphIA Accommodation. This train only runs
between watching and Tr.AdelphIa.
tDAlly except Sunday-NewRrk Accommodation.
tSteubenyIlle AccommOdAton.-T train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and BelAlr0, stopping Wh0n required Ut
sherman House, EtnayillOI West Wheeling md
Gravel Hill
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oEMERAL NOTICES.
;NIoFicF. ~ n

Noiice \ hereby given that th6 pafsh,tship hereto.
. III under DC ifm nime q Notion q u n, Ia
esen W. ~ di1soy,a Al efs9ni hlylng % ~
astn early day lot adjustment ~,
wheeling, July ,,lse. WIN b Ij II;
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NEW ADVERTISER

For one, tvOOr three years satisfactory real estate
security Address ". D., this oIBeo. jyIV ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19

ioa. Is and ~ PouTteenth street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
NOIlCE.

70 tie C5aserratirc Iio!2rs Of he c;i% Of Af:r'
aa!?r;a, Ia;
Fellow Citizens AT meeting Of the Estcu'
i've Committee of the Conservative party, held
April 81, 1879, it WAS resolved to hsro primary
election on Monday, May r. 1879. for the nom
instion Of city officers, and inst tho polls be
opened a! sun rise ard closed 81 sunset 81 Inst
day
That the ward meetings for TIE nomination
from each ward OF one Alderman, four Courcil-
men, one Councilman 10 ill tbs vacancy coca.
stoned by the Resignation of A Sthofeld, orc
Magistrate and one Constable, bo hold On Nor
day, May 10, 1879. 1T O'clock :. II.
That meeting Of tho candidates be ca!ltd Tor
Monday. April 5, 1879, at tho Sun engine house.
when each candidate will be required TO pay his
assessment io- defrayipg the e1pelsEs CT tho
campaign as prerequisite to having his nsme
placed upon tho ticket prepared by tho committee
HUGu LATHAM, Chairman.
JANIS X. CATION, Secretary.
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AUCTION GALES.

A SSIGEEES SALE OF AN UND1V1.
Il DED INTEREST In A TRACT OF
LAND IN RICHMOND COUNTY, V1R.
GINA, KNOWN as TEE KIN DERHOOk
FAEM-Tbe undersigned, tho assignee in bark
ruptcy OF Robert Campbell, jr., will sell by pub
lie suction, 10 the hi2hes. bidder, at tho Msnslon
House, in llo city Of Alexandria, sud State OF
Virginia, at II O'clock q, m, on THURSDAY,
tee Slh day Of May next. the title and estate OF
Robert Campbell jr, ID tract of land, in Rich
moud county. Va, containing loco scres OF land,
more or less, known ss the Kinder hook farm,
which was conveyed by Robert Campbell ST ,
and wife, to JOHN Campbell for the term OF his
natural lie, by deed, dated about april, 1871
and recorded among the land records of said
county, to which reierep &c 10 had for description
TIE larm is about twelve miles from Warsaw.
ard &C yirs thc lands Of Daniel Hibson, Ihonss
Bowen, =. ". Ehsrtca ard Richard Seats
e:is.e, snd is improved tg + DWELLING and
out buildings
The ntcrctt Of sid Rcnert Campbell, jr.. ia
an undivided oGG'taf Interest, subject - the
said ii;u estn.h
The terms 81 ssie will &c: Ore third cash on
tie tsy sTd ~ tho plac of ssie, ard the residue
in two equal pay rnents ct i and II months, With
interest ilUal tn, day Of sale, to be secured by
tho NOTES Of TIC nT.ttseI.
Ii i GA!;hi. Assignee in Bansl'y,
s2l1 IA OF kobtrt CsDpbell,jr
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OTICE-WE WILL AT ALL TIMES
IN SELL GROCERIES AS CHEAP, AND
MANY OF THEM CHEAPER, THAN AN
PRICE LIST ADVERTISED. A comparison
OF pric, eollcitcd <. j. DAVIDSON
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South Bound,
Mail. E1nys..
North Bound.
Mail. E1rrsss

Mail, Southwark. conaacts a. Go-Gonsvil!e.
with Ches. 81 Ohio Il. t.. has. and Wr,. a.
Lynchburg. Connects with Atlantic. Mas. y
OHIO 4. Is. through Sou'h".s; Virginia, t.
Nashville. New Orlesgs. Memphis. L::!o Rec.
and Tezss-and At D.nvilln with Rich nond s
DanViile 4 r. to South Ard SJu!hw..t
Express Southwark corAecl; d; tInrdons"i,
to sll points East and Wnst on Ches s. Ohio K
4 and d. Danvt.In with Richmond & D.avi:
K. K =, for the C,ro!iR.s, Gvo.ssr F!orida ani
via Atlanta to Now Orleans
For MANASSAS ilH e laAgc Washinlto"
CO 8. n. snd AloxeDdri. ;:-.j a. Ia. daily
except Sunday, arrive 1T Strssburs 1t II - ~
connecting with tao Valley Road East s:i
West Leave Strssbu-g 3 - p n, arriving =:
hleIandr!s 1t % p
For Midl!eburs dsi!y connection $! Pl+ios
| station.
For Uppor7i!le, regular connection ~ ije's
plane.
7 90 a. m. dsily
All trains make good connections, 81 Ma,!
ington, to and from North and WOs..
New Orleans sleeper lcsves Washington =.
7 GO 9. m, running through without ch.1E'
connecting with through Sieepor TO Fiorits.
Excursion tickets 10 Jscksouvi:ie, f':o',
good to May l0.u, 1879. T.. vI:y leg r..t-
Through ticko.s sod 3. thU !o|ss! cA.,2
NH II J. u. l3RGA HNS, q. 7 :
1873 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANlh KUUTE
TO TEE NORTH, WEST 8 5OUrA .S'&:,:
DOUBLE TBACk
STEEL RAILS Splendid SCNNErt
hAGNIFICENT EQULPhEHT.
Nov. u, 1875? q p. u.
Trains leave Washington rom t:p9! - 5
TIMORE & POTOMAC .shiAEUH > ....
aar Of Sixth scd Is All lrta, - io:u%.:
For Philn New York snl .tv ha.I. :; a.
lG15 y. II daily, win Palace Cars. -.
tied Express Of Pullman p;.rio! Cara .. .,
In. daily. sxcsps Snrda.. for rail"i~pr.
$50 D. n. DAY.
Fo, pittsburg and the N!csttaiDa.assa,?g.y
Farlor Cars - Pi.t5bG:g; :. - =. -. ..
With Palace Car to Cn:c&go.
For Csnsndaiy!a dad tie t!c:.;', -"
daily, erccp. saturday, viii !2sa-e go.
Watkins. Fot Etm,rs. 1919 Il, ~. .si::
s.cept SIGday.
Fer Baltimore, 7 co, s2:,, go anl lHi0 . Il.
l.3U, ~, 81, T.i0 sad -. y =. n. "a b.
dsy, u 10 a. m; 80, s s., =" IA! !'.ti '.r'
Local, TfA1&s,.
For Alezs9dris 8. 7i5. {, ., ~ ~: j '..-,
LIS, 3, 49,, s, U.Uj :, u!d ii.%J !! ~ ..
Sunday. -. "a, and l5 pId f. 8.
Trains lsnv. Ale%nrdr!s !UE INaS..iH.;r". &c..
,.l5 aCy, 0gv, 10 and II a..,.,i, }, To- 49,.
ard : q. n. I'D l. night.
On Sunday ~ &.E AMI 10 =. ~, sni - ;.
THROUGH TRAIN FGH TIL: SOUTH, -.
Quan.ico AM Eicnmoni, viii .2i"~ -'"4
dria At 10 Ii. IL xIi D 20 i. ii. daily.
| Tickets aHd ,atorn!yti0A Csi 20 pruruic'
principal railroad stat;ons md iicko, oa...-
Southeast H. 7. fAR&iGi,
tid"'i. "aa-"1&"' "E..
FRAN y IHOM&U!!
Gano:Sl aiaans':. nov
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EO2 NOE FOLK

The elegant, naH and sub5txntis! r-.. =
iron steamer LADY oE THE LAKE GssSEsgJ.
leaves tho com psny's Rharf, Washington, EV.
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, snd FRI.
DAY st five O clock p. m, and Alexandria a:
$50 p. NJ; returning, leaves Ncrfols EVERY
TUESDAY, THU 2SDAY and SATURDAY,
at 5 o'clock p. n This line connects At Nor
folk with the ships Of the Merchants and Nj.
::ors Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and aEo.as the cheapest and bes.
rocto TO .hose cities and their CONNECTIONS
!hrouyheu. Now Eagland. FsEoto Norfolk 81 /:
round trip 81 90. Tickets good fox thirty days
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Actetandria Gazette
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 2.

An AWFUL MIsTAKE.-The CiloiDnati In
uuirer is responsible for the following: "A
reporter of that paper called at hotel to 'ln-
tcr7iew" Gen. Sherman. The reporter sent
up his card and young lady, attended by q
tootnap, who was also in the reception room,
sent up her card at the same time. The mes
sepger soon returned with two cards from Gfp.
Sherman, and the olerk handed one to the re
porter aud the other to the tootmau. Ihe re-
porter read the card that was handed Elk;
while his hair stood ca end. a.
"Rcgret eyceeiiog!y that l CAN'T couc. Give
my lcvs to your mother. and ASSURE her that
have not forgotten old times Hope tie sorao
will be success es l am cure 1t will De. fsr-
don the witicism when l Ssy yours truly Is
very soiree he can't be present.
The reporter had just ctmpiehended the
mistake that had teen made when, looking UT,
be saw vhrliog away the carriage which co.,
tanned the young lady. Just thea card bear
ing tho following rude il rip IN dropped from
The lady's nerve!ess hand and futtered to the
ground Go 10 - What do cate about
the army, tho Chinese biz. the ccoio trade,
the Presidential question, or any other q1es-
lion. Again say. as did 10 the beg!nolcg,
20 there yourself'
Nv cu.tcm msds CLOTHING is warranted
OF the bcs: Imported material, vel! made thef
roughly shruak, and will be sold at pIlcs5 10
suit the times. Call aud convince yourself at
S. DEALHAM'S. G. King st., coroer OF Fairfax
sas-WIDE AWAKE! New SPRING STYLES
Doors AND SuoFs.-The largest, best selected
and cheapest stock CT boots and shoes ever olsr'
ed in this market.
Every man ought 10 consider where he csn
got the most value for lis money. A penny
saved, is q penny earned. all We ssk our !rencs
snd patrons is to favor Us with call, and con-
vince themselves Of tho fact that We can uee!
the demands of all
We are resolved to sell our goods at 50 email
8 profit that the people must buy.
Thereby enabling US to keep our stock always
sessonsble.
a fsilure to examine our ssockis sn oppotiu-
nifty lost
We can make il 10 your int: es! to trade with
Our goods are bought FROM frs! hancs-aaVirg
double p,of, and giving chr customer; the
tenef!.
Country merchants will ind - their advsE.
tage TO examine Cur stock from which equally
good selections can be made E. prices ths! will
compare fsYcrably with those Of the northern
cities.
t,sds: Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 IS to 3 70
French Kid 70 to ~
Lasting Fozed =" i29 10 360
slippers IN eeea: variety s 2on
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sa5 AsHINGTos q un;0 &AIlg~ j
WINTEt! aEHA NJ EN- &ttIT
tSrr;rEinrs tt... 4 lS,-

EnEtGHin% t!GI. H. lNt-.
Tho MAIL TEAll' VIII l1a7o m.saE"Y .
ri 90 a. n. all AoIa:.sr Il. > % .. o.. .!,'g.
except Sunday; pass :.aG-aa:g, s0'aa H.
ward, III Ii IL -. IL. $50 nrrivU q: ..Ji:a! j.
at II Ii. i.eAT5 NnuEi ;.iil y: iE.2;J =. r.: 20,
Leeaburs, going 'G5twsr.i. ., y r,,.t,. an; :.
rive az A!oE.aic!s ~ ..:5 =. H.. -It
Washington. 8 -
Tho ACCOM- NOD aTigN I&t.ij ..
loavo WUshlG2 inn al y , ri, GiG 40 :.....'
G. 4 y D. ill., daily. a.r.:,.. sunday, h:d --E:"-
at Loeskurg y. 6 r. p. =. Lua7c i:"aa%i.:t e.
c. a. n. and arrive ~ a,i.t.:..fiS u. = ia. 81.
and Waahin S:r.. ~ 80 u. ui
rs passcHSe-z iron. Washington ~. e.
tho Washington .mI pEiU cars ~ 30 G.iL:I.!..'
&; PotoInh3 ksi!ro,d station 80 'Jhi1i. ga! i o.
T. ~. and go through ~:thrg. G!!.GEc .. ~. o.
The J.1j L. III tram from GioEaEG-ia a1d -.
p. ru train from ho"ui Hlil connect IT :""5
HI! With Harris Daily L!ne 81 ;io.cn'i
FOR Snicka-sriie: hos-yviile g:.d Winchester.
slso with Eesnicr' Line Of CoaChgo. which !eav.
Lseaburg daily 60. Aldo ana aiadlabu.s.
Both trains westward, mako close coIHoctH.s.
a. Viunna, with :iiss0ns I!n1 ot Stages iur fa;t'
fax Court House
Communication i:u&c3a. & Gfs. :,ar n.I!e
Annual siG'. esa, 500.
Z n. nhVGNEE,
oct d--if :!opor.l 'ficE"; = gar.
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IIU NTS

The fatality Of Consumption or ThEoa:c1d
Lung Diseases. which sweep 10 tbs grave ~
least one third Of all den.h's v!ctaIa a7scs
from the Opium or MorpE ino treatment,
which simply stupetcB a5 Tho work OF death
goes On. $1,000 Will ba prit If GFluTIi or
Morphine CT any pTepaI.t;u:: q ;'piani,
Morphine or prusiic Acid can b f"Hn'i, II:
the Globe Flower Cough Syrup vGlc.' has
cured people who ato living 10 Gry wii4 cna
remaining lung. No create! wropg csa DO
done than 10 sag than NoEsumri!cn is INCUR.
nbie The GLOtE FLOWER COUHd
SYRUP will cure II when eli o;h%. nGaI.a
have failed. Also Colds. Coughs, Asthma.
Bronchitis and sll dlse.ses OF III" thrc,t sn4
lunps. Resd the testimonials of tho Hon.
Alex H. Stephens and others in CIR hook
free 10 all at tho drug slo1cs lnkD 10
Troches or LoEenges for 5oI" Throat, when
you can get Globe F!oW"r Syrup y: sar0c
price For sale b. eli Dnigais:5. Es;i@'h"
csc ard 81.
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MEIsIs'INA Az.
I II " r ;,

This importsn. orgsn weighs tu! shout
three pounds snd ell the blood in e living
person (sbout three eaIlons) passes throush
it at least once every half hour, to Eave the
bile and other impurities strained or filtered
from It. Bile is the natural purgstiye of the
bowels, and if the Liver becomes torpid il is
not separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins to sll psrts Of the system,
and in trying to escape through the pores OF
the skin, eauses it to turn yellow or q dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
end Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
Hoadsche, Eiliousnes5, Jsurdice, thil!s.
Mslsfial Feve.s, Piles, Sici; md Sour SION
ech, and general debility follow. Il Z &
RELL'S HEPATINE. tho great Vegetable
discovery for torpidLy, causes the Liver 10
throw of from ono 10 two ounces CT bile each
time tho blood passes through ii, as long as
there is al excess of bile; and tic cGec:. Of
even few doses upon yellow complexion
or brown, dirty locking skin, will ssian-
ish ali who tIy it--they beng the FIRST sy mp.
toms TO disappear. Tho cuTe Of ell bilious
diseases end Liver compliant ia made GER
tain by taking Hepatine In eccCrdsrce with
directions. Hosdacte is generally cured IN
twenty minutes. and no disease thst nrlse2
from tho Liver csn exist il fair tslsl Is
given. Take no pills when ycu can get
Hepstne st tce ssmo price For sale By
ST. ryrngpists PRss & 25e ana al.
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INLAND & SEABOAHD COASTIEG co.
-ofthe-
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of the
UiGTKIGr or CULUMSlA.

This company offers unrivalled facilities for
tine transportation of frsighi and passengers,
and will run thoir steamers regularly 90 follows:
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gug THE POTOMAC nIVEP LANDINGS

Fac new sLt comnedious ira uSSsS
s.csner JOHN W. THOMPSON, &issszsssss,as
huilt especially fer thia route leaves the con-
p2nyE Thn-i, washington, EVERY NON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 1t
o'c.ock u. H., and Alexandria D! 1875 u. a.;
returning, arilros EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
fEiDAT and SUNDAY. a! 6 CLOCK pm.
oI@ndri With tho w. o., V. N. & Il. ). z. 4.
Go. sad with tho w. s. O. 4. =. Co. Freight
received for all points, North aud South.
handled with caro- ard forwarded With prompt
nes7 and dispatch.
+. =. REED gent,
j; ,noy'G wharf
Q: Z! tho Office OF tho company, .nder the Nr.
Iior:.l metropolitan Bank, l5ti street. opposi; o
thu irGssIry Department, Washington.
!nE - SAMUEL BACON, President
,..yx ui.EnG'3 3yHA ID W.; WsEX
: IL &iI3> Ii 40
PA IA Ut.EPulA, FALL RIVER, PSUVi.
DENGE AMI BOSTON.
Steamer !ossu Alexandria EVERY TU e.,
DAY ant io.ra Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UHUAN
rtis line cGGaot;s !! A!exanGr:a with ike o.,
&. & II. and " Il y. K. Rs, aaG at fhilado!-
g1is 'riLn G!yIU's regular Steamships for Fall
Hiro9. Providence SAD Ros!cn.
frGight Forwarded with pronnpLdssa aud rsre,
!r5n %! maidstone.
go Charge for transfer iE Philadelphia. End
D wharfage IN Boston. Quick tino. FreIGent
departures. Through ra!as snd through bills
Of siing Eiynn. Insurance Al tho lowest rutos
Agents:
r.. e. KEED, AlsxsnGris.
WM. I CLYDE & CO., rhlsdelpt ia
GEO. F.. HYDE, Georgetown. y. G.
jOHNSON BROS, Warrington.
le., ST.
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My custom msdo CLOTHING !s warranted
oil the bes: Imported material, we'll made, thtS
roughly shrunk. and will be sold at pltcsaS 10
S. DEALHAM's. G. King ST., coroer Of Fairfax
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FOR NEW YORK

The Al Steamships T.. U. KNIGHT s.aaa
and JOHN GIBSON leave the conf SaA
panys wharf, Alexandria, EVERY NON.
DAY MORNING. and New York, from pier
Il East River, EVERY SATURDAY st four
o'clock p. IL
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-20
MISSOURI.

81. Louis, March 20.-The news of the
suspension the banks at New Orleans had
comparatively little effect on change here,
other than in southern provision jobbing
trade, which was somewhat depressed,
owing to belief that monetary affairs at
New Orleans aud adjacent towns, which do
their business through the New Orleans
banks, would be at least temporarily dis
turbed The general business of this city
and banks here will not be affected to any
appreciable extent,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-20
OHIO

CINCINNATI, March 19.-The Price Car
rent tomorrow will publish returns of the
winter pork packing at the leading wes-
tern cities, Cincinnati. Chicago, st. Louis,
Indianapolis, Milwaukee and Louisville.
The Price Current assumes that the re-
turns embrace over 100000 hogs belonging
to the October account. The aggregate at
these places is 5 300, l42. against 4,564,673
last year. The average net weight is 2l7,
43-l00 pounds,a decrease of y pounds net,
or 9s pound gross compared with last year.
The average yield Of lard per hog is 40.39
pounds, against 1891 last year. The
amount Of pork made is 395, 900 barrels,
against $4,000 last year. The production
of pork was $4,000 bbls against 483, ,OOC
last year. Returns this far received from
interior places indicate about the same
falling off in weight at country points as al
the large cities, the calculations being bas
ed on reports from places representing nine
tenths of the interior packing.