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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

To PLASTER A CIsTERN. 1t is OF
importance that a clstern should be
properly plastercd IN order to make it
tight and lasting A correspondent gives
the following directions: Procure one
barrel o: water-lme as new as possible,
and two barrels of clean sand without
gravel or small stones; in long box
of n convenient size mix one part OF
lime to two parts Of sand while dry.
When thoroughly mixed, pour in water
till 1t is thin enough to spread, and
spread il evenly over the whole cistern.
This done, close up the clstern and
leave il a week or two to dry. Then
mix another pailful of lime with two
pailruls of sand, as before, but make II
thin enough to be put on with whit e.
wash brush; put on this last coat and
the lob is done.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27
rHESAPEAKE az OHIO
u tRAILWAY.
Mail Train daily except Sunday. Express Train

Mail Train daily except Sunday. Express Train
daily.
MAIL. EXPRESS.
lie. staunton. ......220 p. m. $50 a. n.
" Charlottesville. APO 4,O5
" Gordonsyille. 20 500
Ar. Richmond ......8 so $50.
- Gordonsville. ....9.40 "
Ia BIO a..
Ar. Washington. LILO y. m
=" Baltimore. ....l1.2D 5.Oo
" Philadelphia. ..,..3.40 I'm $50
" New York. ..,....6.t5 lO.Oo
tr- Passengers by the Express Train connect az
Hanover Junction for all points North. BY Mail
Train at Gordonsyills for points North.
No. % leaves Stanton daily, Sundays excepted
at 7.I5 q. m, connecting at Charlottesville for
Lynchburg, arriving In Lynchburg $50 p. m
Connecting with A. NJ. X o. r. Road. Round
Trip Tickets on sale to Jacksonville, Florida, good
until the 18th day Of May, via Piedmont Air Line,
going South, Leave Richmond 10. p m and 1l,40
a m. via Atlantic Coast Line. Leave Richmond
l.03 m and II IS m.-price si0.OO.
GOING WEST.
MAIL. EXPRESS.
10. Stanton. D. .2,40pm $50 am
" Goshen AL
NilIboro, 449 Al
" Coyington. so Supper 6,0S "
" white Sulphur ....s,11 pm 7,e3
d" Kanawhs Falls ..3.iOa l2,50pm dinner
" Cha rleston. .....5,A 2,3I
/" Huntington. 300 " Ar S,io
Ar. CINCINNATI. 6,OOa M
CONNECTING with the early trains leaving Cincin-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

when il is stated that live bots have
been immersed in spirits Of turpentlne,
alcohol, nitric, muriatic and even sui
phuric acids, without having been killed
by them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

TrainsG35 daily, $40 Mondays, Wednesdays ana
Fridays, all other trains daily except Sunday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27
NATIONALIST SAUCE.

Beat the volk Of raw egg with
a teaspoonful of mixed mustard, then
add, drop by drop, the very best Of
olive oil, and stir constantly until
the mixture is thick and glossy.
When stiff enough, it will not run,
but fall from the spoon like a jelly.
Add a scant teasPoonful of salt,
a full one of powdered sugar and a
tablespoonful or less Ofthe best CT
der vinegar, or. instead of it, a lem
on Juice. The former will thin the
sauce, the latter will thicken it.
To natoes should have very thick
dressing, on account Of the juici-
ness OF the fruit.
FRENCH SALAD DRESSING.
The inside of the salad bowl may
or may not have been rubbed with
a piece of cut onion, before putting
the said into 1t. those VINO dls-
like the flavor will be sure to omit
this part of the process. while ma
ny will use a little chopped onion
instead of merely rubbing it on the
bowl. BE sure that the salad is
kept In cold place so that it may
be perfectly fresh just before serv-
ing,put some salt and pepper into a
table spoon; fill the spoon with oil
and distribute it over the salad.
Add one or two more spoonfuls Of
oil and one cider vinegar then toss
=, lightly together. The usual
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27
och DULE Fl. FERRY 4 VALLEY BRANCH
- IL. & o. II II.
Taking Effect June. l0ui, 1878.
NORTH

Trains G3} daily Train G3l Tuesdays, Thursday
aud Saturday all other trains daily except Sundays
, 1879-06-13
NOMINATIONS.
ztt1sH.r A+f1 st.n~

Eoseir. Dfspatel 10 The Tribune.
WAsnINHroS, D. C., Isnc 1e.-1l'c Rcnub-
ltcan Senators had expected to have gone into
caueu. on the Army bili at ) o'clock, but the
Democrats Insisted upon M executive session.
70 the caucus was po.tnnncd until Tomorrow at
II o'c1ock. TIE executive session, which lasted
three lonfE, was devoted tn the consideration Of
tin nomination OF A.r. Matthews to bc United
States Judge at Baltimore. His confirmation Is
advocated uy Senator Whytc Ut Maryland, nnd
opposed by Senator Groofi,c, Of the aa1,c State,
a;,l there Is correspondents. difference o! opiu
ion at1sopg Senators In central. Ills friends nrc
confident that he will ultimately h, confirmed.
M'cnARY's NOMINATION..
n tAt .T-str77. Aa.oeta.fd Pss1s.
WAgnIHaToH, p. G., June 19.-;2hc Senate
Judiciary Committee has referred to the Sub
Committee {consistinE of atcssrf. Garlaln],
Dnyar.i, C0nklinE. all Carpentcr) m ttnrortunt
question rnscd III regard to Secretary MrCrary'e
nomination fur the Circuit Judgcslip whicf, Is
to be vacated by Judge Dillon next Sup:nnber.
The novel question Is whether nomination mi,
constituifonally he confirmed to III q vacancy
not yct created, IT at tue Kntne ttmo It be stpu-
lated tlut tho person 50 tunlfnnEed II to con.
tlnuc to ocrupy another ul1ica until the posi-,
uon to which he Is pFospcctlycir appointed
have actually ',ccnnc yacnnt hr resignation Ut
otherwise, Tho Commttec defer action upon
Secrctary McCu7y's nomination until after
they pass upon this general question.
, 1879-06-13

NpfE11& <H9H+<a ~ fE6 3fTQMA2
WARRINGTON, D. c., June 12--By Unanimous
consent Of the Senate to-day tho pondng order
wRs set aside temporarily to allow Mr. Blaine
to reply to Ben IT'LL. The speocl. was short
ono, lasting about twonty minutes, md, though
exceedingly sursasttr In sou.c parts, It was we'll
tempered und unlike tho extremely aggressive
speeches that Blaine sometimes makcs. Not
thu least daunted by Hills dcnunclatIon Of any
mau that would galpsaY or question biz dsclasa-
tiops OF lova for thu UHiop, Hla!no reiterated
bis former charge Of Inconsistency. und, taking
up Hills last spccch, ho 0uoted parts tint .,
sRsA4p 70 LIE IN CONFLICT.
For instance, Hill said yestorday that no
man ever lived VINO felt greater adosat.oa
for the unlon than be-, and Ia smother part
Of ILLS speech ha declared That no one III tho
South e7er questioned hls devotion To thu Con-
federacY because month or two before tho end
Of The War he was ono OF tlta foW men who
tuok tho stump against unconditional sur
render. RIaino'a maunsr ot riltculing IIi!l's
unbqundod love Ut tho Union a1ll blu incon,
ststenciss elicttcd one OF tho most prolonged
outbussts Of applause that have been heard toE
soEua time Ia the Senate,
tpou tho conclusion Of hi. Dlatus's somarka
Ar. Hill rosa to put In ! further retoindes. Do
, 1879-06-13
THE SUPREME COURT.

Mr. VERNON, H., Juno 13.-The follow
luz proceedings wero had III tho Supreme Court
to-day:
ln the caao Of Fuller "a. Heath, Mavor, pett.
tim for renoarIng, ths motion to smsud tho
petltlon was allowed. ., T..
Fitzgerald ". lfarTIst m nppeal from tho Ap-
pcl[ate Court, First District, argued orally by
G. s. Hillutt at'd Mesars Cloudy aud Fprrestor.
Bell T. Ricl. ", Thu People, for use Of Mary
Eyaus; appeal from same; taken on cali.
Tiie motion for rule On +. =. Albright to
show cause why hs namo should not bo atrtcken
frou tic roll OF attorneys, nude yesterday, saa
allowed, antl tho ruto ordered teturuablo next
turn.
An application by N. II. Barnett, who Is now
coul1neti in the 9angamoa County jail for c,n~
tempt. Tor writ Of habeas corpus, VIM allowed.
The pctltion shows thai Baruett was tuud $500
and committed to jail tho l7th day OF February
last lor rotusal TO obey u w1it OF tnanaa,nua
tsqusf!"g pin as Supervisor et Barnett Town.
ship, DeWttt CoRnty, 10 sign $5Q, ,0U0 ln bonds
In ad oi railroad; that b has paid tho nne,
and that new supsTs1sos has bccu elected.
making 1t impossible for ham to comply with
tht order.
, 1879-06-13

Hperio' E;a:'c, 10 ne 7fieH"f'
WAaHlNaroS, u. e., June -KcpresenfattTo
A1dslc' "]lcH last IN C'sraso, ba'l n's attention
called to tue necessity OF an 'n'reafe 1T te let
te'1nrficrs losee' nhts 10 Is i'ow esdcavofthe TO
have the Postmaster-Gencra1 add ut tcast twcn-
ty-aye more carriers from tic lat Of july Post.
,,,e,or t,atmcr 1, communication tn Mr..
a,,rt,r .nr.. e f,rr y,,ro tr,vc, m M, orornvs
.nvnrt nm ,nilea ,.och nrr ,,or nud fn thr hrs,,
ee'.',e." t., '"os ~, ~ "; - 80. M -" ~"
ness utatrle1s oi the e!sf o9'cu "aatl ou1 III eo
morning with do11|'fe loads Of Hlnil matter to bo
packed up unt down long flights of stuiss,-the
number NJ onr fon.o l,c,nr unenual In ,he de-
a,a,s fr,,,, o,+ h,sip,.a r,on1, r., ,ro-o r,,r,1
n,"toS nun w "ue.esa ~ ,,,t.I ''
INNS OF more 'seeaeo1 .o''ess'os a''a ue''see-
AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE MORE cANR1ERs
hw .,,a H., -, 1n1, nv, mn, ,.,,h ,h,, ,urra,ao
~ ~on,d he ,,,,c ,nerelv n sn,t.fr I'm re,sn,s
w. w. 'o"'1 w ~ 49,. .L...a,. ~. ,.,.s. s1
aole sel"csls u ou' cnHc'ls ioF hlcseaeco ~
cllttes IN thts hrnnch Of tic tossal service
lcrch
Thu following arc tho essential points OF the
,om,,nsn, nro,,rea hv Wr hubbard Snner.
intendcnt Of Carriers. on dune II, 1873: "Thls
office mule application to the Department far
twenty-four alt,ttiona! lct.cr-carrcrs Nov. ],
,sT7. r,v, additional curriers' werc 1,lycn ,,s
to'' "o .',N Iii, ssn 49, .,'t n.'
.oul VI "'on' o'''s "s': 'e"t'' "eeese'o'' " t"o
force, tte other o'se being TIC carrier ns LAWN
dale, who had for long time previous
bcen ncrform,ur arry,ro as a carrier.
hut un. mid MI thn clerks, rail-
Tho rry,ra1 of lustucas anil tho natural growth
~ c.o..lr,r c,.v 1,uvn ,s,,Isd ,orrc,r ~ n.
y! ~ ~, ~ ,,attnr ,t"i,xorn , III.
fae,ed 'u III ~ ,1t " nrc.n',t ,n M ad,tnnai
fn,cc ~ ~" carrr. y. ~ p'se's '' ~ A''''''A'
1oFec u caFf'es" ~
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY ,,,,>
and collcesons be continued, whi'e there ea,s .,o
90 doubt ny; s; stt a further addition l,9a nt to tho
would be- Of great benefit tu tlle ncoplr, utd II,
my Judgment the pah!le weuhl tcstlty tlrir
stan,.al mariner It has done hitherto. yiz.:
through the revenuc Of legal postage. In sup
port Of this opiuon tic following IL statGnlcut
showing
THE local r,sTAor
and Ism lime i87i, cstina1rd>, rcspecttycty,
With tl,u pcrnntnyn nj Increase tn cact yenr,
~ carrirrr. II,cal ,sstnre fmr tiIr war eutllnE
I'm. III IN SS,i3t7 III: mi noRfnro fnr tit:
ycar aniImr ,5nns NJ. 1S7S. s!HlNH 70: 11rnl
,,o.tsu. fnr i,n. v,nr ri1ntr lime mi tt79 klaE
, 1879-06-13

in order TINT tho Department may hare mora
spcc!ac information OF the quantities imported
Of the various descriptions Of stlyer cotns. to
require Importers 10 designate IT. the entr1c4
what portion IL IN trade oolars the portion III
fractloual coin of Tho UnIted 8tates, and what
portion Is In foreign coin.
THE IOWA ELIcTIoH CA6ka.
The Houtc Efectlons Committee failed to dls.
pose vi the Iowa election chacs to-day. Mon
day ncrt Is set apart for their consideration.
noAnD OF INQUIRY
hns been appointed to investigate the ground
I,g ri tic United States ship Constitution, and
subsequent dsuu1emcnt whlta returning homo
from tho Paris Exposition.
, 1879-06-13
HOUSE.

f. H., yr,,., ,f. xt,..t <.. a., r,,.
:" ".S tauass1 s.s' Hesc''' 1so'a ts'e sohaMst"
lee on 1'uofic batldlhEs, reported a resolution
Tor the investigation OF The mode OF construc-
tton etc.. Of ali the public buildings OF the Coy
s,.'..,.,'s. "'sa 49,, ',,' .,s's. "o 'eeo'' ~
"Msa"'s'oh a'" osaef f4Hes'
Under ooint OF ordcr, tnndo BY MIR. Garfield.
Inc resolution waa referred to tho Co;uu,tttec Of
tle Wlulc.
i hIli was rrno-.ed from the coo,r,ittac =,
C.yIl.srryIrc NrInrn,. nrohib!tfnet nfiI.rrs ~ ~
, 1879-06-13
WASHINGTON.
Low-Co'nedy Day in the Kel-
Iogg-Spofford Com
mittee.
Two Cotored Witnesses Fur
nish Sport in Great
Variety.
The Rev. ). II. Watson Delivers q
Dfsj0inted Essay on
Lying.
In Which the genora]ly-Acoopted
Moral Requirement Is
Reversed,
Brudder Johnson, the Other
Witness, Becomes Quite
Be11igerent,
And Desires to Have Il Out on the
Green with the Witness
Murray.
Senator Blaine Sadly Puncturcs
Ben HIPS Recentty-HloWn
Patriotic Bubble.
Seme Idea of the Business Transacted
in the Chicago CUSTOM
Bouse.
Senator Blaine Sadly Puncturcs
Ben TIilps 1fecontty-Blow
Patriotic Bubble.
Seme idea Of the Business Transacted
in ths Chicago Custom
House.
4 ROARING FARCE.
THE KkL1n9G-atorFonD 1nvEsTtaATloN.

THE EkLI1GG.Hl'QfEQn0 IAFEaTt4ATlQN.
Sp<r4ai nispafch II i..t 7rijsrs.
WARRINGTON, q. t., june t9.-The proceed
tnga OF the senntc Committee on Privileges and
Elections today touching the spofford- Kellogg
aHatr raa ns Imaginable na minstrel shou.
The room Waa deusesy crowded with spectators,
and everybody, Senators, counsel, witnesses, and
seemed to enter into tho spirit Of un-
htlarity that ran high from beginning
10 end. Tho most remarkable witness wns
Robert D. johnson, n dark complexioncd
gentleman from Terro Bono Parish,
La. He naa the star performer, and
created scenes that arc Without precedent ia
the experience Of any recent Senate Committee.
johnson was Of a temperament 80 Irritable
that he could scarcely restrain hts anger when
being croea-quostioned by hosriek, md several
times
REFusbp POSITIVELY 70 ANswEn
questions, turoed bis back on tho Committee,
mud wheeled aboat In hts chatr whfst1Ing In
low key. When asked II be didn't tell Murray,
tho famous spoGord witness, certain
things, johnson almost turned whtto With
rage, and tried to jump across The table to as
sault Murray. whom lie denounced dozen
times Is dirty pup. Tho Chairman repeatedly
called tho witness to order. Once johnson,
with m mir Of majestic importance, told sauls.
bury that bo Was perfectly willing To show tho
Committee a1l dup courtesy, aud did not Intend
to bulldozc them, but le could not ssRud the
insulss Of Mcrrtck md hia dirty pup Murray.
This remark Was followed by
4 LOUD ROAR or LAuoHTER,
and Senator Vance, who enjoys joko as well
as any ether living map, laughed the ioudest OF
any ono. He seemed to forget rhere ho was,
usJ {rs +ha rrifJ11o nf fha rnnripr fnrrn ittnrnf
, 1879-06-13

sonc,h,nv .fo,t nl.tnc
".',......'s a.."" ' ,.~,, , ,,,r,,
go 7" nIi"" D" i'.,a ~, W." 49,, -" .
and Immediately the Chair, which, "ns th"n oe-
cupted bY Mai& Carpenter, called the Sehatnr
frnu, t:aorn,, -, otd.r N,,tnc hnslnv Dr..
1nanded Ut Afr. Hill What be meant, bht 10
doing eu did not address the Chair, and
wns lfkewt.o called 10 order. 'iilI
proceeded IL answer Blaine III manner That
has hecotuc coIn,nuu of lste, without f,rst ad-
e"ss ,,':' t,te e"a'', a,a a6a'n Sa..c''s'' .ae
MN " "sa'r' ny {'hh tln:e a'l e"sec hcet"en
out ol tottcnce, and exchanged nngr5 ElsntTs.
Carpenter wat positive, however. ansI, rs nlaint
had alrendy aerun IN dt,rnts the ruliur If the
f,h,Ir Uni ,s.I. .s,rs.,. ..,n .rI o,,,,,,r.,.a
sfton IN toh .aen naIt +, ,..,,to e.
u.sst S.n .asn'qn =, ny ahe!annE a"y '1'e"''o !"
r." ntro,t Ill.,; nta.s sn stsnas: s1 hx N.
f,,.is ,rns s sauasn ,"1 ,,s ~ 1rror NY
cyIta1le. Thrre m. ,o,nc o nrosrcet' however.
1t hne time, tiat Hit un,l Blaine wntld tnin
I'M, tl!eir little battle.
HtA,xr.a errrcu.
r,,n, 1,,,,,.r, 1.,o-,s,.a n-..,
sv,.u,vor I,'T." z i,,aa ee'd3a ;;,o a.r,tc
nj, ,snr,.s"r II nnrs aai,. ~, ~ s McT,nns
iii Iii md rcnt.i r. r. fiiti,s sn~".h of ves
frrfnr. ~ ''' '@' ''~Ss
Mr' i,o,us rcs,, ,he r.,,,,,tton which Mr. mn
cnisayored tn havrst,hsttt,te,i for thc secession
In rjnf%F FnFfHN
Tia nre,,n," ~ % r.'i, H.
,,.'' p.e"'ao,e ,". ie.4te' .'a.s
a.,ni,. M,,'MsHs & ~ atsto q Georea camel eon.
!nion w,to., ~, ns,E IN -, fn,Mes
snctY, etlI sl,e i, not ajsnt.ed 4, rryer her cUs
nrctton ,feeipi,atcly, mof without eonaultatfop
With her Southern confcdcrate,. Sic ;nyi,e. tiIer
aid and Gu operation to sccutn euch rights u tho
nnion y possible: and to proteet them ont .! the
Union !! nsecs'afy: therefore. BE- 1t ordained That
m ~! states naa,n9 tnenl ase !nsttca
atinnt. 'ats 't"'s " us'csa'sn ~ @oassc'' A.
'',,,". nn.a a.,< o...
1ae .seo!aI scst!pu enfakn ~ seeeneu otatce
- lnoepsnucnt lcpup'ce' lnG thito eett'on
oce'aIos KIT, nlasnnet. ns neofg1a N Iesnasca
..ot - nosue pe.u5 5 !" ~ otaou n..neus ~
saMMs!asstolJ .uatantees u 'utuIc hee1tts. tie
rnnsidnrottnn NJ hnr Snt,th"rn az tie
substance OF wlsat she regards as Indispensable
amendments To tic Constitution Of tho United
States.
Mr. Blaine
np.n rrr pnoroar, .,p.nv7vre
,.,, ..t,. IT, ~. 49,. .r'a. !'o. o..1I1 ren.a.
a,u ss,u .mu.' eest "on.a naFe ogen 10 e1senu
asIIavcfy eyer cfery 1907 q territory 10 the
HMueu ssatts' 10 maze 9tse slasc eode O ahs
su51ne1h @ otata thc !aw N every NorthrLh state
, 1879-06-13
SOMETHING KNEW.
Americas Greatest
TAILORING
ART CALLER
DISPLAY ROOM
nor CASSIMERES NOW OPEN.

There is no doubt but what
wa show in our Art Cutlery"
Cd story Of our Store, the 1arg-
at assortment OF Cassineres
and Cloths to be seen In any
tailoring establishment on the
Globe. We repeat, there is no
doubt Of such fact.
When you cannot find just
what suits your taste in your
regular trading place. remem-
har cur Great Store. Many peo-
nle say that since we finished
bur improvements we have the
fnest Store in the country,
without exception.
WILLoUGHBY, HILL &
co, deal in New Goods, believe
IN new ideas and things, recog-
njze that the American people
demand new things, new styles,
novelties. That being the case,
We are bound to have them for
you, and when you want some
thing new and stylish. fail not
to call.
Corner Madison & Clark.sts
WILLOUGHBK, HILL d.
CO., k31oiu1s as the Boston
SQun3:e-DenfixaO Clothing
House.
U,,surpuss1ble TniIo3's, etc,
Ope'. filJ Nine ut Night.
, 1879-06-13

TIIH HEFUNUIN0 CXFTIFICATE3.
WASHINGTON, u. G., June 1a.-SuoscE!pt!o"s
to the per cent Eeluudlns certftcatea since
yesterday amounted to $aae,9AD.
APFoINTAHNT
The President Ass nominated Isaac N. HAW.
klns for Postmaster as Chiliicu.he, 0.
IAPoHIAp COIN.
The Treasury Department directs Collectors,
, 1879-06-13
IN TIE HOUSE.
DEMOCRATIC TRlCKs.

npfeid& NHpatca 10 2n6 1f7oHHe
WAsn1NaTos, D. G., Jans l2.-Tle House ne
complained absolutely nothing. The Democrats
attempted to do great many things, but there
WIS not ono of these thfnEs which WAS not cor-
snieaous for fss unfairness. For instance, the
Civil Sesvice Committee, without consultation
With Republican members Of ,tR Sn-( Committee,
hal reported mn important bill rulatayc 10 the
contributions Of Government officers for polite
NJ purposes. The democrats lad been crafty
enough not to include In This bill, tho Off
GERS and employees Of Congress. SO that, willis
thr enployos of the Departments wGra prevented
from contributing any valuable thing for po'Itc-
al purposes, tue Democrats reserved tho right
TO ASSESS their own employees They ovcn hui!
the a6suraucc TO say that tho prop;BI-
ton WIS the Unanimous report q! tho
Co1lulttoc> whcu the Republicans
opposed It because 1t was not. The consequence
was .l,At tho Republicans by dsatory motions
consumcd The morning hour, and prevented
confederation at the btll.
4 similar fate overlook tho proposition to
pass tho bill rctattn:. to jurors. The Democrats
would not allow amendment or debate, but
sought to press 1t to vote without giving the
Republicans a,y consideration. The consequence
was the Republicans exercised t}tcir right, ari
declined to vota On Important motions. which
left the House With very much 1csA t!au a
quorum, a,Hl ilnally resulted In al adjournment.
Several propositions TINT tbe House ah}ourn
over until Monday or until Saturday In order to
avoid entering upon general legislation while
watttnE for the Senate to act on appropriation
bills
WE'RE VOTED DOWN.
The Democrats, It ,a said. dcsIru to PASS two
measures through tic Nouso,~-onc bll provtl-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY M1TTERS IN NEW YORh
And SIN FRANCISCO.
Now York Money Mnrkoi

,t.,rf
NE" iV'h' 4'o'' no. -, s a.
Money was easy during the greater patt OF l ncc
day, but during the afternoon was plu up 10 l-lO
per cent IL was held at that igufe iot only ayety
short Time as an abundance oi capital was Oiered
as low ~ per cent, Whlch was the closing rntc.
Exchange was steady on llght business nj ava
@lSO Tor long ana 4o29l@4o3 lor snort slght. a.,
Government bonds were quiet ana generaiy
steady. -,
=. state bonds were du and nominal. south caro-
lima old and consols were bid 10 per cent: lower.
Railroad bonds were exceedingly active, anu
prices very Irregular. The Erie new seconas con-
sos rose from wa To W. Tell OH 10 sg25 anu fecoN
cred to wa FUNDED os rose IRON SOS 70 olJA a.u
deCllhed TO sb2s, Whlle cOnsgi hrSIs nuyunccu "
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seconds uecned IRON ioIa 70 ar rose ~ io23, hlu
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central nsSelteu Co1sols 10 lu7ia anu 40 consetll
pies 10 lO5I Mniiy 20 nuJust,nehts rose 10 lVo VIC
incomes 10 .9vtR Lenign WllKesOntre hssellteu
consos 20 voIs no dncoines W ~ WIN nper smes
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koL Joseph plhnChJ 10 Nv Wnlie Union nuc in
OtanSh Irsp ueClneu 70 luy'1 anu western naclIlS
70 lU"iE IRON MOUNTAIN IfS,s uecllned 70 li2, uiu
scCohu' liSieIieu incomes 70 Io WINE lliss 10 hu-
Nahceu " SUI C& = iIrs!s rose 70 81, 90 sec
Onus 10 iul@ OhSsupeakS ONO itsts Vo ~ up cu,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-14
TRAVELLERS GUGDF.
1879
1879
GREAT

NNsYLyANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
srlrNb RfYShE HHAGf zGSft EAI
TRAINS IN St EEEGf N2y NTbE rom n' peoo cor,
ner of sixth and streets, MS follows
For Pittsburg and the West, 1880 a. daily. with
riitsburg 10 Cincinnati, St Louis, and Chicago
n 65Gn! Wtb F PslESs I&f K ShIsS9
For Canandaigua. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
and the North at G:l5 II. M daily, except sunday
74op. m. daily. except saturday. with Palace cars
and mia, u; 1870 u. m. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East $40 Il. i., l:30and % - p
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cara 900 q. NJ.
IS daily. except Sunday.
For Brooklyn New YorK, all through trains connect
ahording direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
,,o ing Z, double ferrage across New York city,
FOR Philadelphia $40 a. III. l:JD $50, ana Jil r. H.
on sunday, $3.50 and g.l5 Il. M.
Limited Express $3.50 a, IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore Gl5. $40, JD u5o M. and 1910. $40
m, $50. 40 and al T. B. M y" '''' '''' "
For Popes Creek Line, Uii and 40 p IN. daily,
except sunday.
For Annapolis, sis II. m. ard 400 p. m daily. except
ALEXHN DRIA AND FREDERICKsBuRG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD. "a. -.
For Alexandra, q no O.. II q, m; 40 f;2p 62A s.,
and ll;SO ,. IN, ON Sunday, 7, ana iia M. and
For Richmond and the South, 100 a. IN. daily. and
| 52O r. III daily, except sunday
Traina leave Alexandria for Washington O. s 10 Il
On sunday ut Sand 10 a m, and0 p. ".
| commOdntions can be procured at the oilces-north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylv1ni;
wanna avenue, and at the depot where orders can bt
st for the checking Of baggage TO destinations IRON
L. T. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager