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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-13
MEDICAL.


DR. r. V. PIERCE, having acquired o world-wide
reDutafion In the treatment OF Chronic Diseases,
res,,itinr in n professional business far exceeding
his Individual ability to conduct, some years ago
induced several medical gentlemen to them
selves with hlsn, as the Faculty OF the Worlds Dis
pensary, the Consulting Department of which has
Since been merged with the 1NVALiBs EfOTkA@
The organization has been completed AMI incorpo-
rated under the name and style OF Worlds etspcn-
Medical Association with the following oufcefs
Hon. r. y.PIERCE, Pres. +. d. PIERCE, Y Pres
JNO. L. PIERCE, See. LESTER b. SMITH, Treas
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Of emf
hence and skin have been chosen as the Fscuity ,,.
province of our several specialties. .,a Ga
LUNG DISEASEs.-This DIVISION or pftaca,i 49,
ably managed by gentleman OF 1nattI ~
inent and skill. Bronchial. Throat ana Lung LIS"
DIsEksEs OF WOMEN-Especlally are our faclli-
ties OF a superior order for the cure Oh III lose
chronic diseases peculiar to females 49,,
NERVOUS Observation-Disclosures, Nervous Deoii-
ralnJaS and other nervous affections, receive uie
Nnr NEuEssAisY TO SEE PATiENTs--By our
original system OF diagnosis, We can treat many
chronic diseases successfully wltnoas q
Posnnmnn sense Medical Adviser q Geo pages sent
1oef-na for 81 SOY Inyalidsf and tourists Uuiue
kookS 100 pages 10 cents post-paidL ,.,,
SURGICAL CAsES-Among the operations WlncL
we are called upon most frequently 70 perform, are
shose Tor Nasal Polypus, Harelip, Iumors, Elstula
in Ano, Piles, Hernia tRupturel Hydrocele q1,ropsa
or the Scrotum), yaricocele, Ovarian and Lteflhe
Tumors Calculi (Stone in the Bladder. Structure,
etc etc We also treat successfully, by new meth
spinal curvature, and other deformties tSee pans
phIet entitled /" Motion as \ Curative Agent, sehs
On recent OF 10 cents) .
Address wsrla's D,spsussr7 NsdsA Assssis:is9s y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-13

1t has wonderful power on Bowels, Liver
and Kidneys! What? Kidney-W ort'try
II
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1874 Madison ST., Cor. Clark, Chicago, IN.
BATES & HANLEY.

11zAIld8ITs IoT the Nortlvcaf.
y. FL. THOMAS is the only authorized AGENT Il,
enis city for the genuine Holman remedies THE
puppnc are cautioned to beware OF imitatfons Cali
~' 3is store and get book free of charge
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Legal Blanks, ofall kinds for sale al
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New York Fashions for autumn.

A beautiful colored fashion plate giving
the New York fashions for Autumn, will
be given tree with No. 626 of the
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N. Y, FIREsIDE COMPANION.

Out Monday, October 18th, and for sale
by all newsdeaIers. The subscription
price of the Fireside Companion is three
dollars year; four copies ten dollars;
uine copies, twenty dollars. Address
George Munro II to27 underwater street,
New York.
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To Mothers:-Should the baby be suff
ering with any of the disorders of baby
hood use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup at once
tor the trouble. Price 25 cents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-13


more general and precise. 1t is always
best TO give all the points. For the ben
eft OF the Unicn, however. THE ARGUS
will, in the near future, endeavor to cor
rect the inaccuracies and supply the omis-
sions.
The Davenport Democrat says the
unfortunate woman Mrs. Hansen, who
escaped from the insane department of
Mercy hospital last Tuesday afternoon.
was found on the Locust street road Fri
day afternoon by Fletcher Leonard She
was three miles from the hospital. Mr.
L. took her IN his buggy and returned her
to that asylum She said she went away
because she wanted to see her folks
and they live on the Dubuque road, naar
the Wapse She knew the road we'll
enough when she was sane, but now she
was completely lost. not knowing where to
turn The fret night she was out she
slept 10 shed, and she passed the othe
two nights in corn field west of Border
street. and between the Locust and lick
CRY Grove roads-her food, corn and aps
pies, getting the latter 10 an orchard near
By. Fortunately the nights were warm,
or the exposure would have been very bad |
for her. She asked young Leonard to
take her back Ito the big house she
owned. aud she seemed very happy when
she got inside the doors of that homo for
the insane. She told The Sister who has
charge OF her ward. that she couldn't find
her folks and she guessed she would stay
there now. But she is one of the patients
who require the closest watching.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Money closed at SOS
% cent. Exchange closed quiet at 482laf14841a.
Governments closed strong at 12l11agl24. Pa
cifie Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
tirsts 108M103ll; land grants 112s40fI3;
Union sinking funds 114gIl6; Central5 1917
@108a.
The stock market to-day was Irregular and
lower during the morning, but during the
afternoon became firm and advanced, prices
at the close being Il to 2 per cent above the
lowest point Of the day. Lake Shore,
Changers and coal stocks were most conspicu-
Gus In the rise.
The fotloyin0 are the closing bids:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Bonn sAffa.

New YORK, Aug. f5.-Coffee steady; sales
Yesterday 1895 bags; mflds quiet. Sugar
steady; sales 100 hhdS. Refined sugar STEADY
and in fair demand.
NEW YORK Aug. 15.-Flaur quiet and heavy;
trade and family brands q 856f5 IS; shipping
e 81 ira s Io1ti 30. southern -four duff and
unchanged Wheat easy; spring GRADS quiet
and nominal: spot sales Of 81 D3l5gt 033+ FOR
No. , red, 81 os14agf 0s11z for No. 2 amber,
81 10 nj Ii for No. white; No white Au-
gust sold at 81 10la, and No 2 red August
81 08l1. Corn moderately active; spot sales
II NJ at 1871, and ungraded 49,, No. Sep
tember sold at #, and do October ~. OaSs
dull AMI easy: 32R34 for mixed Western and
state 35a3l for white Western and State.
Barley and rye dull and wholly nominal.
sapteInFssr S. 65a8 90, October 50 55Hg8 90.
Cut meats and beef quiet aud unchanged
Lard steady; August $500, September
5,97ll06. October 6.02114g6.05. Whisky noIni-
nal, 81 06H.
spst cotton dearer and firm; Middlings
III; futures firm.
CIscIssATT. Aug. 15.-Hogs active, market
firm; common 81 s5483 20, fair to good 50 50
0E3 30 choice s. 75113 No. Mess pork So IS
Lard-Current make $685.. Meats-Loose
firm, shoulders 3.35G319, clear ribs 4.55G4. 60
clear sides IL Wheat-Red 93G95, white 81
G97. Prime to choice rye quiet. 531g54 Tor No
2. Corn-Mi1ed ear 10. shelled 80. Whisky
| 81 05.
CHICAGO, Aug. IS, $50 a. m-Whea'
/ opens-553S September. Gorn-34J.G34 Sep
| TENDER, 34I4S3439 October, 32IIa seller tn
| year. Oats23la September, 1871 October
| Dry salt meats-shoulders 3.t5, clear rib:
80, clear sides 40, short RIBS 455 Sep
t Pork IS IS September, s. % October. $ g.,
/ ST 9T1s seller the year Lard-5.521ag5!e
t September. 55595.571s October.
! Union Stock Estimated receipts Q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

hogs to-day 1880; official yesterday 11.s19;
shipments yesterday 5ea7, light hogs So 500
as 80, mixed packers So 20g3 50; heavy
shipping So 45l93 20. Estimated re-
ceipts 1000; market quiet.
215 p. -Wheat-s51S, asked September,
a494 October. s411aag545s seller the year. NO.
red winter 9z September. Corn-s3A bid
1874 asked August, o4a341s September, s4A
s5epteTnbe 440@44z1l October. Pork-.s8S7
as 40 September, IS 421aGgs IS October. 50
November, So seller the year, S. TO January.
Lard 5.5711zza56o September. $50 bid Octo-
Der, 5.45 seller the year, 5.471ag55o January.
943I bid August, a. September, eaz< octo-
Der. Corn-311 asked August, 81 54@.31zs Sep
TENDER, s21lg92A October. "a -. on
AUGUST. e414 September, ~ October, q year,
dull 31s4g31z5 September, 32s9 October, 2s5s
m294 year. Oats frrner; 211ag21A cash.
Whisky higher, 81 o6. Pork firmer; " 9og9
free on board. Ont meats stronger; ahoul-
firm; clear ribs 5.121za515 cash, SIS Septem-
Der, clear 5,371aGs5A0. Lard nominal.
FoTe,xn-
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 15-Cotton quiet and
steady, Uplands 63zd, Orleans 6 Tied; sales
5000 bales, Of which 1000 are for export and
pWheat@Western spring Is 1od@ss %, West.
err winter 9sQ9s Sd. FiouI-WesteTn canal
9s eda1ls Sd. Corn-New mixed 4s Cd. Oats
IS sd. Canadian peas es i'd. Pork-Prime
mess Western 43s. Lard-Prime Western
31s Bacon-Long clear rs Sd, short clear
2Gs Cd. TaIlow-American Bis Sd.
ocean FreiEhts.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15-In ocean frefghts
berth room was lower, but charters remained
steady. Grain to Liverpool, by steam. 800
bushels at I'D 90 pounds, and 1900 bales Of
cotton at u g5-1Gd, to London, by steam, 400
busheIs grain at sd, two barks to Cork for
orders with 300 quarters grain each at IS 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16
Horizontal Portable Engines
ALL SIZES.
From 2 Horse Power to 80 Horse
Power.
AT Lowest Competing Price

holding off in view Of the large fresh receipts
now hourly expected. Only 100 bbls were
sold to-day Sales-25 bbls at s. 30; - at
s. Is; 100 at s. 371la and 500 in lots on private
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16
Total this week. 1882 q s479

Total this week .. s3I43 81 % s479.56s 50
We quote exceptional paper ca y cent, Al
do To-; second grade do @, loans on
collaterals 708; Al mortgage paper SO;
second grade do ID u cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at $40
861IS, and trade dollars at 90g95. Halves and
quarters (American1 are quoted at 9949ge'4.
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
-04s41llz, and bill Of lading and clear bills at
47911zzg4801a.
French bills are weak and quiet. We quote
bank francs -; comm ercial -G5.2GI.
New York sight is quoted at Il t, cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate; commercial Is
quoted X ~ cent premium.
State Consol5 steady at 3755Gg39.
Premium Bonds closed at 23Isg2i.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES 49, Con-
solidated Bonds are quoted at 3og32; Half
Paid City Coupons, 23Gg25; State Warrants,
19lf82, Levee Warrants, 7207s; City Time,
1874, 220s24 1875, 3Ols34 1876, 21l1ag231a; 1871
21ag241l; 1873, 2llla1923I.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16
for many years

THE RIVER CoSvEETIoE.-Last December
the convention at New Orleans issued an adj
dress to the governors Of States In the Mis-
Sissppi valley, requesting them to appoint
board Of commissioners to consider the COM
neree and improvement Of the navigation Of
the rivers Of the Mississippi valley The fol
lowing list comprises the names Of those who
Iowa-Cnas. S. Watkins, Davenport. Cha5.
P Birge Keokuk. Edward Fl. ThaYer, Gin
ton.
Wisconsin Edward D. Ho!ton, Milwaukee;
John LAWYER, Prairie du Chen; E. B. Went
Indiana BENZ. O. Calkin, Rising Sun; Hi
ram J. Reamer New Albany; u. j. Gram
mer, Evansville.
Kentucky. NJ. Bigger. Padueah; Z. ".
Felson, Newport; Eugene Underwood, Louis
Vile.
West Virginia John Mcclure, Wheeling :
Alex Campbell, Bethany, Brooke county ;
Wayne Ferguson. Fort Gay, Wayne county.
Colorado-Henry McAIister, Jr., Colorado
Misaissippi-H. +. simrall Jackson; E..
Richardson, Jackson; w. J. Carroll Natchez.
Ohio-D. T. Lawson Weisviie; David
Gibson Cincinnati; Oscar E. Moore, Ports
mouth. "r.5.a@
Minnesota to be appointed.
Mr.. Watkins, of Davenport, has received
notice that It Is now proposed that the COM
rnissioners meet at Mammoth Cave, Ky, on
the thirteenth Of October, 1879, to perfect their
organization and map out individual work
[St. Louis Tfmes-Journai.
Acting Governor Witt on Thursday ap-
| pointed Gen. Cyrus Bussey and Mr.. A. y. Go
mila as representatives from Louisiana at
| the coming river convention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

A table, prepared In the office Of the State
Auditor 81 Illinois, shows a steady decrease
since 1872 In the aggregate amount Of assess
ments made by local assessors II that State,
to the amount OF 81 per cent. About 8 per
cent OF this decrease was taken this year
from the valuation Of 1878. Only two coun-
ties show an increase. In 1873 the assessed
valuation Of the State was s1,194, 221, 80; In
1879 IT was s752 ,937. 1t is expected that
there will hereafter be al increase In the total
amount Of personal property assessment, as
the law passed last winter requires the list
ing of such property to BE- made under oath
and, for want Of such law previously, the
Auditor thinks that three-fourths 81 the per
sonal property ct the state has been untaxed
for many years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

daily.
ne Boston Commercial List OF Inc latese
d. 4tc says: "Orders from the West ana sof1n-
west are coming along freely for so cary LII
the season. The call for boots ana shoes
nevar was 80 urgent IS at present, anu man
ufacturers find 1t difficult to get goods of az
fas+ o.. tbev are wanted. Wool buyers have
bao,, oneratinp more freely than last week,
- tba market seems to have fully recovered
800 +be recent depression. The hide mar
ket eustains firm tone, with far amount
NJ sales. Leather has been comparatively
n1iet. shoe manufacturers having been out OF
the market, but holders are very firm with
small stocks Of ali kinds. a good trade is also
noted In hrugs chemicals. oils and nearly all
other kinds Of raw materials.
A list Of fifty-two cotton spinning companies
at Oldham, England, shows scant profits for
eighteen companies In July, 1878, and fourteen
In July, 1879. The others show serious losses.
The adverse balance was $4,000. The lead
ing features of the situation as affecting these
fifty-two Joint stock companies are stated az
follows: 900 Of capital In the plant I'M
productive for three years; debts OF 5000, 900;
SH0Lb Limp, SpSSIhi uIlllS GlD5FI,
failures: wages reduced 30 per cent; house
property deprecated 50 per cent and more.
The Manchester Examiner and Times freely
admits that such gloom has never been known
In Oldham, the centre Of the Lancashire cot
ton trade. The Examiner also observes that
| the worst feature Of the case ID the fact that
there seems to be no prospect ahead, no
| promise Of better things in the future.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

dealers. No cargo sales to report. We quote
dealers rates from warehouse: Coarse goo
95c p sack, fine 81 321zg1 35. Turks Island
ef. Table salt IN pockets -2lGs7c each, as in size.
COTTON TIEs-The E. s. Iron Company
tie is quoted at So = bundle-discount accord
ing to quantity; the Arrow tie at 50 50 net y
Grip tie at 81 Is y bundle, with the usual rate
of ~ II cent discount for each.
Acknowledgement jnte 10la810s4e for
two pounds and 111agl1s4c for two and a
quarter pounds In round lots. Baling twine
is jobhing at 131Lz114e II -.
NAVAL STORES Turpentine Is quoted at
27129c. Rostn-D 81 30, i ST 40, I 81 50, e
81 60, II 50, 81 80, x 81 Is, NJ s. Is, n So Is,
Pitch 81. Tar So 25S3 80.
II ET-Thn following are
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

The debt Of California in four years has
been reduced s356,21i, and is now less than
S3,5O0,ee0, while there is s1,498,45o in the
treasury.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16
COM N ERCIAL
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

- friday Evening, AuRHsb 70. isIs.
COTTON-The receipts to day we're small,
amounting to only % bales. The stock on
sale, although only 1923 bales, Is ample to
meet the demand, which is limited. The
market ruled quiet throughout the day, with
sales OF only 100 bales.
The following is the official closing Of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

The steamship Orator cleared yesterday by
Ocean 4 Co for Antwerp, carries out 5000
bushes Of wheat in bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
FIRST CALL-10 A. M.
No sales.
SECOND GALL-12M VI.
No sales.
THIRD CALL-2 P. NJ.
ISL 600 Premium Bonds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
by Telegraph
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

smelted In tt 4e camp Is estimated at seventy
ounces to To q ton. In addition TO the produet
OF the SINE tiers, there have been shipped 1fo.n
Leadvillel over s., 49, 900 worth Of high grace
ore. Al out ten tons of ore are now shipped
daily
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. August i. 1879.
sru oI,I.E ~, Gle IISG-a aI-aE
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
CADETS AW4I7ING Ex4MINAuoN

ANNAPOLIS, May 16.-The following is a
list Of the cadet mdshpmen of the Glass of 1877 await
ing examination for the full rank of midshpmen: ".
s. Benson. Georgia +. NJ Bostwick, Wisconsin j. K.
Brice. ONO Wm. v Brouaugh Kentucky; Thos. NJ.
Brumby Georgia W. L. Burdick, ONO; Frank b. Case.
Michigan w. NJ. Constant, Indiana; Simon Cook, Hi
nois; W. G. David, Iowa; Geo. W. Denheld, Massa-
chusetts; Arthur W. Dodd, Indiana; o. g. Dodge,
Michigan Harry NJ. Dombaueh, Ohio; Herbert o.
Dunn Rhode Island A. +. Fechteer. Prussia W. L.
Fullam New-York; Albert Gleaves. Tennessee a. w.
Grant, Maine; A l.. Hall. Ohio; n. j. L. T. Ha.pinc.
New-YOrk; Horace w. HARRISON Massachusetts; Frank
r. Heath Virginia; Benz. W. Hodges, Mississippi
Alfred Jciliies. TeXas Henry A. Johnson District OF
Columbia John y. Jordan Maine PhlUp V. Lansialc.
District of Columbia; V ;. Nelson. Tennessee Jas H.
OIyer, Georgia Juo. NJ. Orchard Missouri X e. Pat5'
New-York; Jas f. Parker, North Carolina; II. H.
Rogers Maine: W. r. Rush. Pennsylvania; L. W. Top
pan Massachusetts, H. c. WakcnShaw, NeHJcrseY !.
j Werlich Wisconsin Juo. c. Wilson, jr., New-York
A. e. Wuterhalter, Michigan; II. NJ. Nhzel Wisconsin;
s. +. WOOdwOrth. CahfOrn1ai T. L. Wright, Massaebu-
setts total forty three. This is the Inst class that has
remained cadet midshpmen for six years. under the re-
n Of
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
PASSKNGERS SAILED.

FOR BREMEN-Bg Steamship DOadL-Kurd Schlo.
ger QmI MDisterl COnde Santoyena d. Jose
M amu0s G. v Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. b. 4. LO
remit NJ ana &rs Kaeppe {. EhIenpfOt aud children
H K0haud g. Rumeuthl g. A. Diedei, A. Jollinghaus T.
He ndit Miss codcIngOn J.. HOenIghau G. Sengsack, B
Desotr0cK j. y Heidelberg Mrs. aid Miss Wlkens, Mrs j.
Inebeutein Finger, 81. Hern II. f. Frankenberg, Mrs
mi Atss claim and Mrs. SCHNEIDER AID child, W.
Der Miss Menke. Mr. aud Mr Gundell L. O. Jansen
MI and ir- ID ger aud chi C.. Reyuders j. APPEL, H. Born
hort A. CAriseb, Keller, Miss c. Heller Mr and Mrs
q A Hcfuich maid, Miss Hoffman,, Mss Neytrs-
bor. o. Biumcnhagen j. MaGkwaTk ~ Gerber MI and Mrs
Repp euhagen. Miss Regpcnhagen MI and Als Cofies ana
cbid n Kahn Mr. IL. Run ana children 4. Le1er
i III Ndiend0rf d. Il AddendOrn. Mr. POehlmann, B j.
lndWfg Mrs Klnke,n A Hildebrand. MI and Mrs r. BOde
Nj and Mrs Mlchses Miss Mennig MI and Mrs kugeief
Miss N Msfauaft Mr. Nauhelm. MT and Mrs BrOWMng and
eld M md Miss Warner, Miss Stauf Miss schmme H.
hild aud cld Mrs and Miss hisDeI Mrs A. uar
tuDg n.t &c and child Mr Baeref Mr MQhr MI Wentz Mr
Gieres d. Prank Mrs Adler, Mr.. Mott Miss Meyer H. Krs
Ioer ~ Iebmkuhl Mr Pope Mr.. NeuDert Mr. Mohr Mr..
Never Mr and Mrs Trapp and child, Mr.. Becker MIS- r.
ScIwsenbeTg Miss Baef h. Day. Mr.. Bohlsen, H. Holt
LeIde a. BOigmann, A. spira b. Mcgee MI ana ME-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
Lord |, g. TAyL OR.
HOSIERY.

THE low SHOES AYD SHORT DRESSES WoRH Ifflo M
SEASON NAVE MADE FINE HOSIERY AN IMFoh
TANT FEA TURE or LADYs OUTFIT QUIZ SIoch, ~
WHICH CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION HAS BEEN
GIVEN CONTAINS All THAT rs BEAUTIFUL, sly
LIsH AND FASHIONABLE FULLY MEETING ALIkB
THE DEMANDS OF THE MOST REASONABLE AND
FASTIDIOUS
FOR INFANTs- SOCKS AND THREE QUARTER
HOSE. IN COTTON AND Isle THREAD SANDAL
FRONTS, ALL CoLORs. FROM zoe. TO 81 PAL"
LARGE ASSORTMENT
FOR CHILDREN-CoTToN AND LIsLE-rHREAD
HOSE FROM THE PLAINEsT TO TUE MOST ELAbo
RATELY EMBROIDERED, ALL CoLoRS. FROM 2oc' 10
a. o5APAIR, NOTIFIED STOCKINGS, EMBROIDERED
TOPS MADE ESPECIALLY FOR LORD & TAYLOR lN
CHOICE VARIETY OTHER NOTIFIED GOODS, doLD
STRIPES IN NUMBERLESs DESIGNS VERY DE-
sIRABLE FOR APPEARANCE AND WEAR
FOR LADIEs-CoLoRED COTTON HOSE. cLocKED
AND STRIPED, IN LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES
FROM soc. PAIR VERY CHEAP.
USBLEACHED BALBRIGGAN HOSE. JARDINIERE
EMBROIDERED FRONTS, EXCEEDINGLY PRETTY
FROM 6Oc. PAIR.
FINE WHITE HOSE, EMBROIDERED IN coLohS'
FOR CUBAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE
ISLE THREAD HOSE, PERFORATED ENTIRE
LENGTH, AND THE SANDAL LACE FRONTS, IN
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS. EVERY SHADE AND COLOR
KNOWN THE "DUCHEsSE.' "BREToNNE LACE
VICTORIA" RENAISSANCE" "PoLKA DOT" ARE
HIGH NOVELTIES, AND ESPECIALLY FAsHloN'
ABLE.
SPUN SILK HOSE ALL SHADES. FROM s1 6o PURE
SILK HOSE, FROM 81 so; FANCY SILK HOSE. EN-
ppAcINo A DECIDEDLY HANDSOME ASSORTMENT,
FROM IS TO $50.
MoURNING STOCKINGS FOR HALF OR FULL
MOURNING IN PIN, HAIR FANCY. CLUSTER, AND
GRADUATED STRIPES. VERY sERvICEABLE AND
APPROPRIATE.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
pASSENGERg ARRTVED.

IRON IIVERPOOI-By Steamship Repubiio-I. G. An
dfews Mrs. Cochran Miss Cha ldler Mr. and MIS- Alfred
CoopeI r. Cumberland W. CrOsshed. IT, H. Chandler p Il.
Cam, l.. K Goldsmith G. II. Groon r. W. HGyer, Mr.
Hecfie Mr. and w. b. HarWOOd, T. r. job, j. j. httc
Nr Daiglcsh siss Dslgosh Mrs. Wells, Miss II. Wells,
Mrs and Miss Rowe Flynn, n Strauss j. j. Hopkins j.
A Jameson Mr aud Mrs L. LeSisOhn, j. Lee, hr ana Mrs
q c. Merriam f. n. Martin Mr.. Proctor h. W. hussoll r.
RYAN Mrs StTang the Misses stTanR Captain ana MIS-.
VI H. Thompson Nss T. Thompson. the Rev ID. C. dc Wuh,
X - Ilianis. }. II. Young.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
In q certain MASSACHUSETTS, no

In a certain Massachusetts, normal school
the word eucharist " gwen nO long ago 10 be
spelled and dohIed. More than threefourths OF the
gr-Beg pardOu-yOuug ladies-wrOte, " euchreist a
person who plays euchre. Boston Transcript.
A selectman of suburban town while su-
perintending repairs and improvements Of high
way indicated a spot small stream or water as
good place TO put down a eulpHt"-l Boston Tran
a.pta.f
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

Cories Miss Lipmau t. Lpman Mss Lemke, Miss krao,eT
Mira Mates and children q. Her Mr. Roesse MI 1ra
mann schuhlein Mr. Klindt, MI Kirchhof' MI anu A
Schtsler. ,,.,- ar, ard
FOR ROTTERDAM-Bv steamship Srhteddm.-,Mr' AM anu
MIRA a. Amberg Miss Archard O. Dressed T. faeIDeI MITE
Heoke the p smitz Miss schwarz, MT ana MI t. L W
wig Vogei T. H. Kappelhof T. sohusser inc neN n ~ ~
DOsker, Mr. Mrs GoDOel and child, ihe hoN pcr,
Kopf Mr. and Berud, r. Keil Mlss Baumanni ~ Ioa
merC MT nan Sweden L. GoH r. Il. Gallas r. T. Wilnesse
Mira van Schagen and Mrs Conrad and child r. lienl
O. Hess r. Mersch, Heger and children MISS Ngscn'
C. Habermeyer Mrs schehe Mrs Anderson y VnI a. t on
G. KAISER, Mr. Faith. NJ Petr Miss Fre, j. fsger 'S'
ming, J. B Kerr J. TTeiber.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON NAV l7-Notice given by the Lighthouse
and after July l. 1879 light VIII agsn & De
hbited from the lighthouse at Reedy Island Delaware
will be Of fifth order lighting the entire hoiZon anu So
arranged as 10 show white Hash every ~ seeonls
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


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