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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

The Cornerstone Laying The sham
DattIc-QuHrterly Meeting.
Correspondence Of the Iutcl.lSencer.

The Cornerstone Laying The sham
IattIc-QuHrterly Meeting.
Correspondence OF the Intcl.Isencer.
MoUSDsviLLE, May 81, 1879.
The laying OF the cornerstone OF the
new NJ. L. Church took place this alter
noon at . o'clock. The exercises began
in the School Hall and were as follows:
DR.. George introduced the exercises by
reading the Introductory service. Rev.
j. C. Trlppet announced the hymn, which
was sung by the choir. Prayer was Of.
Tered by::Rev. j. W. White, of Wheeling.
Rev. G. G. Wilding read the lS2d Psalm.
Rev. W. L. Rippey, Of Wheeling, read
part Of the Sd chapter OF LIST Corinthians.
DR.. a. G. George, OF the Fourth Street
Church, Wheeling, then gave a short ad.
dress, which was very much enjoyed by
the audience. He made some very good
points as to the advantages Of q house of
worship TO a community. Great good had
been accomplished from small beginnings.
IN effort was made at the close OF his
talk to raise money for the finishing
Of the church something over 81, 200 being
subscribed This, with the amount already
subscribed, it is thought, will put up the
walls, and by that time enough will be
raised 10 put it under roof. Alter the ex.
erCises in the hall the corner stone was
laid with appropriate ceremonies by Elder
w. @. Wilson.
The following is list Of the articles de.
posted for the benefit oil future genera.
tons: Bible and NJ. f. Hymnal, NJ. +.
Discipline, New York and Pittsburgh Id.
rocdtc, Western Adrocdte, Berean lesson
for June, official list OF the Moundsville
quarterly conference, nails from the old
church building, Moundsville Reporter,
MOundsville Commercial, ITct Tirginid
Lournalof Education and names of the NJ.
+. Church Sewing Society. A fair crowd
was in attendance and all took u dcep in
tcrest in the proceedings.
Nearly all Moundsville went to see the
sham Battle on yesterday, and the gener-
al verdict is that it was a most perfect
sham. To keep thousands OF people
sweltering in the sun Tor three OF four
mortal hours in suspense, and then to see
but little at last, is more than the average
American can stand more than once or
twice in a life time. But we forbear ex.
pressing our feelings further, judging that
the greG! object OF the entire affair was
gain in the large receipts at the gate and
especially at the grand stand.
The third quarterly meeting OF the NJ.
+. Church commences this evening.
Revs. Wilson and Trippet ore present and
both will participate in the proceedings.
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How the Democracy Have Ruined Their
Prospects,

How the Democracy Have Ruined Their
Prospects.
springfield REpuhliean-Consesrativ PAPER.
Since the 18th Of March the Democrats
in Congress have ruined fine party pros
poets. They were masters in the new
Congress by a few votes. Their grip on
power was otthat p~recarious nature which
called for ~long.headed leadership and
swift suppression OF fools. The financial
question was out OF the way. The Repub-
licAns were without purpose or lead, cold
and suspicious toward their own admins.
t~ration, the stalwarts fearful that they
were about TO lose the vantage of an issue
w~eli.detined for partisan purposes, the
liberals gloomy with the revival OF Grant
ism and threatened third.term candida
cy from that quarter. The Democrats have
held their extra session, and all this has
changed. Folly has been crowned leader
Of their counsels, They have attacked
laws which had their origin in Democratic
infamy and their vindication in the purifi.
cation Of the ballot in the Democratic
stronghold, the metropolis Of the country.
They disclosed their purpose by the ex.
trNvagant and sweeping terms OF their leg
i~slation, and gave opportunity for a suc.
ceSSion OF votoeS, the first and last Of
which at least carry the conscience of the
country. They have put foremost in the
next campaign the very issue which The
Republicans feared was dead and which
it is for the highest interest Of the Demo.
Gratis to have die. They have given the
President a common aud hearty
ground OF union with the stai.
warts, and restored TO the Republicans
that tonicity and elan which enabled them
10 realize that the nomination Of Grant
would be a blunder only comparable 10
the blundes Of their opponents. The
Democrats in short have displayed them.
selves as imbeciles and restored some
measure OF reasoning to their enemies.
The sooner they can perform the neglect
ed duty Of providing for the maintenance
OF the. government and get out Of further
temptation TO suicidal mischief the better
for themselves, and perhaps for the coun-
try. The thorough breakup Of the party
would DO the best thing for the country,
but We DO not look to see that accomplish.
ed till It Is placed under the strain Of adj
ministration,
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Music by Kramsr's Band.
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of adeed Of trust made by Ludwig VII.
HELM, trustee, J. T. Broekhardt and Louisa, his wife,
70 me q trustee, dated November 20 h, 1875, recorded
in Dsed Of Trust Book No ., page 100, In Tie once Of
ihe Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, ! shall on
SATURDAY, JULY 61n, 1879,
ComnSneipg a. 10 O'clock a. II. at The irOutd door Of the
Court lO1se q Ohio County, Sell at public auction
the following described property, to.Wit:
a eeTI9ln lt @ parcel Of ground lying and being
situated In the Gtyot Wheeling. Beginning At aSlOuS
Sn1 btake al the Southwett corner OF the line Of John
McLure, In deed made by John Mcclure and wife 10
Robert Aanhall, dated October LIST, 1875, recorded In
BOOKS, page $50, running west By north sixly.aVe
leet to = stone, thence north sixty eight feet 10 a
etoue' thence west Soyenty.Beven feet 70 q stone on
the continuation VI Market street S~o-cAllhd, thence
along SAID street SeTenty.iX feet 10 the beginning,
thereto belonging
believe. the little 10 be perfect but will convey
only the utle vested In me Dy said deed Of t,usL.
TERMS OF sALE:-One.third and more II the pur-
chaser 20 elect 10 cash on day Of sale, the balance In
two equal ins'AllmentS, al six aud twelve months, no.
H1uAbls notes barring Interest 10 b. given and the
lille retained until payment Is made 10 iuIl.
". J. W. COWDEN, Solicitor. ian?
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Cheering Reports from Europe,

BY thelatest RdviGes received from Paris
per cable we are reliably informed TINT
the Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water was
awardedthe highest prize, in consequence
OF It's great medicinal properties over all
competitors, No wonder this Justly ceIe.
brated water has such a large and con.
increasing sale in the United
States. For sale atthe drug stores.
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CRISTAl0Rl,S a nYE.

is now knsWn Throughout the American continent,
It is harmless, contains no e%auStIc, improves the
abres, p~roduceSa rich, natural and lasting color, Of
aayShade from 4 warm brown to a glossy sable, anai.
endorsed by the most eminent analytic chemists in
the United States. Manufactured by J. CRlSrA-
DoRO, No. 9S William St, New York. Sold Oy all
Druggists. Applied BY all Hair Dreaen
mylG-xWFAv
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


"TriadelphIs Accommod2nou.-ThiS tain only runs
between watching and TE!alelphiA.
tDally except S~undAy-SeWlrk Accommodation,
tSteu6euVille AceommodAtion.-This train during
the day pa8es backward Gud forward between Mar.
tn'S Ferry and BeltAire, Stopping when required Al
sherman House, EtuaVile, West Wheeling and
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NOTES.

The Association has become one Of the
important institutions Of the county.
The best Of feeling prevailed, and as one
speaker said. the song birds Of peace
silently perched on the portals"
Mr.. +. N. Henderson was the efficient
musical director.
The crops are suffering and the farmers
The ladiestrom Moundsville and Wheel.
ing returned loaded with ferns and aow.
ers.
The people were generous and hospita-
Die and every guest became a friend.
Many enjoyed a picnic dinner under
the trees.
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george H. lingIe, administrator, &s.t
John Robecht and Others
The undersigned special commissiOnerS hereby dive
notice that by virtue Of the authority vested In them
By two DEGREES In said cause made by sid Court on
will on
Saturday, the 3Ist day OF May, 1879,
Co@nenc1g At 10 O'clock A. ", oeTl at public auction
" the mont door OF the Court House Of Ohio County,
West VtrEiniA the following described real estate In
NE city Of Wheeling, 4 est Virginia, or 70 much there
g. Is ma! bs necessary TO pay the liens reSted In said
aeGIee " February, Sth, 1873, and the costs Of said suit
and the EXPENSE Of ale, tO-wIE The property known
TgrE1eTIy a. the Klein House, now called the "CeutHl
Hotel" situated At the corner Of W ter and Four
tsehth streets and bounded as follows; Beginning
erect; thence north with Water street one hundred
Ieet; thence east by 4 line parallel with Fourteenth
street eighty feet 70 an open space thence
tEsu,y.ISo "T Sss,! hn .S. o. SAID sid open space SoIIh
Eiih Fourteenth street TO an alley; thence south
9Th the west line Of aid alley seVenty-eiRht
ieet 70 Fo9rteGnth street; thence west With the north
Ine o. sald Fourteenth street 10 the place Of BEGIN
aug: together with the right 70 use said alley on the
~ Aide o. aid property, In common with other as
ssnees o. james and James R. Baker. said commits
EGneS IN making sale Of said real estate Will oner for
G1e mat that part Of said real estate upon which the
hotel building Is erected and the ground In the rear Of
ald hotel building and Of equal width Herewith TO
the GtIey, maj Is TO say, all Of said real estate lying
LNA@4H w NAbSA bAIEG = = NUG
northwest corner Of the maln hotel building on said
rial etate and running east parallel with Fourteenth
S sSSn y y the atley; AID VI sufficient amount Of money
snali oe Did tor said pArto aid real estate 30 first Of.
Lete1 70 Tay Oh the said liens eDstS and expenses, the
undersigned will self said IaFt and no more Of aid
real estate; but u such sufficient amount 3 not bid for
saSa PIT then they viii Sell the whole Of aid real a.
w. Alst ADoIe decf1bedt or 70 much thereof - shall
% pSeesSary 70 pay aid liens, costs aud expenses, 10
use said alley.
TERuSO P SATV -Onn,LI.I - A. u,..h...
anu q much msTe ~ the purchaser may elect 70 pay,
~ eAsn on the day Of sale; and for the residue Of the
purchase money bonds shall lie given to the Commits
Sonen " the purchaser, datc1 on the day Of sale and
oeaTng interest from that date, each for One-lhirl Of
AID residue, and. payable In " I've, eighteen and
twenty Tour months alter thgiT date, with personal ~
curty therein approved by the undersigned; the title
y paid.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
aPA Special COMMISSIONER
Above ale is adjourned until SATURDAY, JUNE
l.. ~ Al NJ NJ
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TINE TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April Isl, 1879, the
" Cans on the Wheeling and Elm Grove 3. r VII
nun AS tCllOWE Cars will leave the city corner Mar
ket AID Eleventh %stTeetl,l and stanm'Ga Al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ECLIPSEn

False lights arc extinguIshed when a GREAT
TErTH shines forth, and the Uncomfortable fad that the
hair turns from gray, red or sandy to glorious black
or brown, QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
changes It's hue, under the operation Of
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NEW A~pVgRrIsEMEM1s.

EOUND-BREAsT PfN-ON FRiDAI
Il 90 The Iillnd, q small lAVa5t rim witch ~ oS5
can have By ealItR a this ONO. NM
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interesting DIscusaIonS on Various Top.
ics-J. KSmplo Takes a Hand-The
Question OF sabbath and Sunday nc.
bated-Next Meeting 10 be Held at
, 1879-07-09

s9ntc. l1s III. Wheat atrnlg. with an MI
vanclnr icn,"ney; rr wlnt"r, IL III: So.:l suring.
= 1h M, do, IN II; California. Id Ia "a higher.
tnr htro1ip, wtth M advancing tcnir,.cr; Is III.
taFgpca OF cpaat-W1,cat for tho United kIngaom
IN snou dnHnnd and for tho CoHtncnt In fnir do.
fnnrE. Corn IN 1o1l demand. Culntry nhsKuta
higher. Weather nAscttie. rnrk-Wess 7.
M..S1s. Lard lnll Al Id IIacon-fong clear.
.o' I'd; Hhurt clcsr, 27s; CumherIapts, 2l}s I'd.
LnSnnN; July 3 -i.,vxHrGnl--Whtnt stronR;
california, III 4h6i's fh; whItu Michigan. 9N "a;
No. y hnring, n itd: M. 4, 8. I'd; Wrsttrn rcd,
U iii. torn strong; Is Id. CarRDcs of cda't-
Wheat htrnng. torn Improving; far nscrase
American mlse9, .0a 8lGo31s. Cas4ocs on pas-
AaRe-Wheat firm: corn Improving: falr aretsan
quality IT. American mixed cutn for prompt ship
mcEt by sail, :0s9bans 8d.
u spscfaf UspdteA t0 T1s Tribune.
'LlyEnrnnt, Juty H-11 .a0 q. ln.-FLoun-No.
], l0shld; No. 2j Ss I'd. )
-Wbeat-Winterr No. ]. IA I'D, No. 2. 81
I'd; sprtng No, l, II hi; No. =, u Id; white.
No. j, IN I'd; Nm, 2, N I'd: club No. !. u Sd; :;
M. =, o. ID Cosn-hew. No. 1, Ss lid.
pnoyts1oHs- Pork, At. Lard. 12s I'd.
I.syEnrHnt+, Jniy R.-CnrT1S-A shade tnstcr al
8 81E.lCd}7d: satcs 1000 bales; speculation and
export. 2. coo; Amettau.. Il. 0oo
unxApsruTFs-strhnu California wl,lts wheat,
" HdGsns Cd; do club, o. aaf.Es Cd: No. . 10 Nj.
red Western sprthg, Is 4dtass id: do winter. As
10dMOa I'd. C4sn-We.tcra mixsl. 4s1ls I'd.
LAnn-An,cslcan. :,..s I'd.
TAtLow-Fiue American, 3cs I'd.
Ynrns and fabrics nt Manchester steady.
LospoS,' July 8.-Itkr1sED pErnoLEuN-UHd.
,t.1HsEEn Oi1---..Bs ID.
ANrwKnr, July 7.-pETHolEuA-t7Ad.
, 1879-07-09

pn1LApEIrn.A, JULY 8.-FLnGH--i'lrmcr; Minne-
sofa extra lns,iy. low rrudcs, <i.1l; tlo fair to
fancy, S4.no@5. so: Ohio family good, 81; hO 10
chnlce fh. 5; Mlnneso,a patcnt proccss, s.. B71t.
G7.ah. 1lye Hour firm nt 81. !Oft".2E.
tauAIS-Whcat-DGmand active; No. red In
elevator, lots. 81. 14a( Corn tn good demand
reflected TN track, 3DlGu4te; steamer do, :l0!tO
4ic: yoIIow Wcstrrn du. iBt: sAi mixed, In nle-
ynios. ta*ic. Data III modstatr demand; mixrd
Western. :'7Gf i7Iic; fair Cha whitc, :'9r.
PnoytHtnNs-Afcsyb bnct 1T gool dunsnllt ut SIT. co.
Ifninn-Hmoksd, S10, hotht1.fC>; plcklcd, ST. .,6G0
H.bU. Lara-Wrstorn, Sti,2hGfg.h0.
HcTTEls-FitMcr; creamery extra. 1Eftl0c; New
York Sta,e and bradford c0uNly (pa.) e1trat, 14c;
Western ltescrYo extra. 1i4G i:c.
Euud-Alarsct dull; Western, 1D1c,
ClIEgsE-SoulEnully unchanged.
fETMG1.EuM--(uet; rcaned. 11e: crude, Qe.
= 'WilaKr-AiasEcs dull: Western, 81. .D7.
1lEcElpTs-F1unr, I, zoo Iris; whcat, II, GOO bu
corn. -. nuD bn: uatx, IL 700 bu.
SlirxEsrs-Whcat. II. 0uu Iu: corn, II, ono bu
Wo01.-t}ulet but steady; Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA,
anu West V1rutnla NA md Abnyr, "BahIu: axtra,
:i1Gl3Du: mclEuu.. 10ia42c; C1arsc. :itdlfTc; New
York. Michigan, lndlnna, and Wrs.urn hsle. 11{b
:l7.sc: medium. :gGt41c: coarse, 3aGb;!tlc; comb
ing. washed. 4DSftac: cOinb!nv. unwnsetl, YHa
:AAc: Canada comhlny. a7&t4oc; hne nnwanncd,
!adi 1c: cnnrte aNd medium llnwashed, c,
tub. wAglcl, 40l3I.c.
, 1879-07-09


NEW ToRW. duly &. R.-fsHAtN-Thc excitement In
the wheat market continued o,, the Produce Ex-
change to-day, owing to tho receipt nf additional
reports OF unfaynra1lc crops. III addition 10 the
cxtra demand, there was considerable spccuia-
tlvo movement wlltc!, advanced prices 2k6c per
bu At the cxtromc advance tFadc dragged, and The
VOLUME Of sales vas much tighter t1Ian Oh Monday.
except for exports The market weakened at tho
close. and WINS irregular aud sovrrlsl,. In some
instances winter grades declined 1c bu.
Corn sold Mt an advance Of Ml1c bn for
No. g.aticP, and closed ftcahy at the Improved
priccs for carly delivery. THE market for oats
strong, The demand being greater than tho supply.
It closed quiet.
pRoyls,oxa-1Iox products fn!rly active, bus
without important change. Mc-s pork in fais do.
mand for cnrly delivery ut stcattY figures: quoted
nj $40, 20 for nav and 80. fur old: for forward
delivery moderately sought after, With July
option quoted at SIN. 20; august ut $40. 20 nsscd;
September nt $40 1T6t10. a5: Ocober at SO. 10
aeked. bacon io:d moro firmly. with short clear
quoted Mt S5.i5 and long clear ut M
Lard fairly nctiyo for carly delivery at stea,iY
PRICES; for forward delivery moderately nctlyc.
with July option euocd as closng nt 50. }61g. 17ts;
Ausnat Al ST. Ii; September At s0.Hl; DC.
t0bcr at &C. 55; year opt0n ut SJ J5; December ut
&B.45.
WntsKY-.verY quiet at s1.o1.
suaAns-1law IN good demand, and quoted
stronger. closing at oasG1H T-1uc for fair; 0-l0c
for good refining Cuba.
Fnriunrs-A llye!er movement chiefly in the
chartering line, barely btcudY rates.
10 tbs UtstcFn stssocid!td PresS.
NEW YotE, July R.--CorroN-Qnlct at 11H0
1.Ic: futures: July. 1!.17c; August, l2, enc;
September, IL. lgc; October. 11.a7c; November.
Il.00c; December, 10.n1c: January. 10.il0c: Feb
rnasy. IL. 07c; March, lilo.
FLorn-Domnnd fair aud prices higher: improve
snent mntnly OIL low md medium grades; rccctDts,
CO. 600 brls; super State and Western. s3. $50
10 choice. Ss,h0aa0. on: white wne.t extra, 81. u
1G.:5; extra Ohio. 1. .0laDUo0; st.. 14unis, s.. 10
nne.qa ssst pIessa Fsse!,t: 400 bu
~ ss''ts!a aso, sss&si Is: s.. j.; o ST. III
H. Ii'SSta iS ai Il NJ d. 81 ;'.? i II" G q" s. ;
Tx; 70. ds. s1;2;!: ~! aar,adcd @ aahe5. 81: lGsb
81 s. e. H. it, u aGE'ass Ss. T''is as
81: 90; extra do. 81. .N3 !. "a: So. rgd.
'imIy, q. N! .fe1, :o't NJ whi.c, July s1.1o@
fn; Wssisrn. adt4.e. 81 t i'arlsy anil aud uon. s
inal: slslt M M M1,iot md nneiauEed: CesI gnlet so-
ss,r soG9 i1!i su; Ivy Mix tEe'' aSsTA'e M r.
.atsetl =. asnst 4c hld 4sli.s nska,l srpsl,bes.
IL 20 lid, 474;e aHkrl. f'nta-ue,nnnl actlyu; re-
!!"rswtn tat; demand; yearlnas. Fl sGSe;; s
t r ta;r m a rn fna t. @ s9 sssr
iErnelEvx-,ia1hot dnll; united. osEGuoNc;
TALLow-StradS un'I unchanged.
Is.sls-Qnict md unchanged.
FS"sxs;aSSv,'ns1 F'asEna: Wesscr. !. a5s' i5Ss
l0,ip: "a; %, o: l'eef s!sady y.ana a',shaHard:
do: 81. IS. Lard rtcady; pria,u stra.n, 51.;i1N.
nurrE,.-nui and !, ,Mi'ehanrcd.
{GnEEss-st!,Saay; :. wsseF,. :G5Ac.
, 1879-07-09

A P1an 1,oy,.cd nv tssu. ,ya,kor for sccurtrr
tt.4 Atd IF no. 600 rtyatc1ans In Otaalnln,-
Vita, stnt,s,,cx.
rosbtuafon Dxar,ca IN y<,, 15rk 4,,a.n.
,,a a,oa.aS ,t,n ,r.,. :" .h. -, .'e ss'se.
!'as aaoptea 'Ihh wll'ch, III the Very Important
Item u vital statistics, promises 10 yicll results
OF far greatcr yaluc than any heretofore at-
to.ncd.
VIA, ri, a,,,,.,o.,u ,.t., .a,.,,,. .,
Deaths hasc occurred III family during tho
year preceding tic enumeration, he often fluids
it difficult and even tmposso to nh, ain rrcctso
inforna,ion In r.ror', ~ ,ba t,.,n =, =. H..
so NV '.u o' t't'
Gauss OF INC deas'', tue asn OF The de-
ceased, or other circumstances which ought to
bu rpported, Ilcre H. pcrbaus. unrertalntv
a. r., w,,,tl,.r t1ca, N orc,rr.d ,vIthn ~. ronr ~
,i.t," toto.. H., -. s,..s,a-. H.. .,' w.
'1''' n'io'c ~, ~ pe,"Aps t"o na"'u VI 1"e
dlscase from which death resulted Ii unknown,
ur tho Decreased WIS among strangers, who
knew little Of hin, und ara unable tn auswor ma
80, ~, .t,. ~ ,o,,,ratInu ~
W ,.a a''' w. W oes"p"t'o,'. IVY
10 ooV'ate SUCH t:ouolos' anu obtain results
with which tue returns may be compared, alll
hr w1dc, thelr at.nra,v ,unv IN a crr,.Ir ,r+ant
h. t..,ed f,nn WuiE.r IL +.t,u,- ,.ns.,,r.. ~
~ ts'~"' "~' ". 80 se""'e '"ea1a'ce ~
ooto'a fc'usus 4Eou' ~! !.'e psNtleihs physicians
mud surgeons III tho United states. numbering
tha,r ,roc,,.o ,1,rr ,,,,, ,.,or ht,,s III, 49,,
.ue's psael's' "us"s i ura soas ~ "nsn "''1 emu on
the o!st OF ataY' 4ooo' 10 caoh practitioner
Is sent q book containing tweuty. blank
forms anu p paRH Qt explanation. II mora
than twcnty-four deaths ociur within tha
year 10 any phyatcan's practtce, one or more al.
hiti0Mal books can bn hatl IN application to The
Census bureau. The blalta call fur the plaro
a,. date Ut death, thu name, sex, race or color,
age, With date of birth, Rntl occupation Of the
, 1879-07-09
DRY. GOOp&,r

During tic paat weok tho market for domestic
AMI foreign dry Eoods has worn 4 yury quiet ook.
Very few buyers were 10 ha seen, and the mall.
order busiNess also dwndled away to comparative.
" small Dimensions. The guIet now prevalent |.
not however. peculiar to tic season, the first week
OF July uHus!ly being among the dulcst of Ill tho
year. Aslda from tha stapc cottnn textiles, for
WHICH there " son,e inquiry In advance Of nrcHuns
needs, the domant ls IN; aceordRnev with tho NO.
ceHa!ttos or current trate. Thu changes In values
have bean few and unimportans Iho tone ot flo
,Hafk1t however. n ~ strong al at any pGsfod
opening Of tho fall trade, which lids fair 10 occur
alan earltcE pte than usual, prices may be exIectG
10 1exl'nlc their anWsFt coHrHa. " the Eeasn viii
npsnwlth stocks OF manufactured guods nucllsmall-
OF than for many yents. ami e9nruIners In bcttcr
condition 10 buy. OF The wuo'on. goods MARKET
thu New York Jouraal ef Commerce Ut Fr!duy
'Aa with other dcpartmensa Tho very much
1ay aelveE!es In connection with that carly lis
tftuutlon OF receipts that wo hayb noted for sono
n ntas; IL consequences Of the Increased movement
any eooda n sight on Monday hut very small
paopoFt!on remain nnilr!tycred. and a. h caHse-
Himsnse, ~ n to ctnnoy trads nhrass. may a1e :s
prlsea foE wool rtvca much strength 10 prlccs rci.
e5aiy; sna new stylos arstyug are Realizing 1tt.
r nstce than DID styles Of similar qualities hayo
ss ths ~ regular dcunn4 has heun present.
s.t ., ~. "ants Of MI Irregular ruqnrBt aiI few
uha,cate al,s orde!s have further 1ca,red The light
stoeSs reported ut tho data Of our last rcyIew mud
inx tsnasney. values generally nave IN mpso'.
NEw YoHS. July S.-nusincsa continues light In
Esa" omT Il. eof9n guoag pvlet and srn;
an. nnI reaI Niver dsntn3t advanced !fc.
vsi mus or IL ,.a%a ts1uea but nr.ees .9t
modetatu rcqaast; foreign goods quist, -
, 1879-07-09
EE0I,II.AN LRHE:Is FAD.
NATURES
Great ReInedv
For General Debility and
Nervous Prostfation.
THE HOLMAN
Liver { Stomach Pad.


ro,. ,,o,,.. ,,,,,, 5nnakt CITY. Nay IA, 1879.
,,., r WlI.r,.it:. New York:
hnst received from Jni1r Ernnd treatment wish ~
~1ifes. iu1 s.nrrre md heartfelt gratitude When |
seemed IN br tuttettn0 md abaHt To- ffttt Jun reached
mn,t b DI6e1s sernK and dyinE who could be benz.
nsSd BY yonf treatment, an prompted TO make tho
i'.rc hen aiiine Tor about ten moeth. with d..
lsrr. and during thn ba&t sr inntt1 1 suffered with
fnt.y super,ndaccl hy sald dlees.e Erery ay tuund
nr wofa On tie 10Th day nf Marr my ptystcans In
e~l,rn cnud not le En. hut wsa cnnlfrl,c 10 III
"l. nstg!f. Eyen wllcR attInI up . wnscs pressed
n ny ltinR1 - that cslid rcarcr,y breathe Ny al.
e1s ahU tcrrtv Bwucn viii watrr tosnE frnfi1
the rslscs had M apnss':e 70 speak OF. and tner.
"A, ,n!ash .nsetsl, ny msn,ery arftaffd j. be
cnna not rise wt!i.ut saa1stanee.
iayinE heaEa q the efficacy u the Holman Liver Pad
rckr anil accordingly called In II. f.. Smith Of Il
lidlAn !.lYrr Fad Company his was On Wnrclt H.
Mr snIlth X sfnnrd n,e and nncdstcr went tn worE
Mng ~ urs H. H. sI: # o 5s,ors.
better all over. passed norc rum able night than
for stle time PREVIOUS The dsy air. rtRrt.
~ r"n ny IrH ~ s.te.ns ny kidney a lI:sr acrd
swe!n4 decreased rAthIy; my appetite bega., il in.
PROVE Al !ner, nn! gained Strength. and to-day, ill.,
stsa4 Ut betnE anS IT thr tast nin ahIs to wink.
IT, 5os TsT IT, .t Fl IT, dsne wnsss fsf
who nrc t,ecgrhc discouraged bccausr uthrr ttcnt.
tHnna hase failed. wilt give This ireatntent iri4 ii
III nut 4sapnoIht yon II yol vltnit tic reach Of
EDWARD Il. DnowS.
jersey Elty. n. ],