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4 IMMENSE SLAUGHTER
49l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
TIE GREATEST BARGAIN JUST RECEIVED
FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST AUCTION
HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY.

WE WILL NAME Pew PRICES BELOW:
Mems Calf Boots at 50; former price ss So Mem.
Heavy KIP Double-sole Boots, Ell rs; former =.
Price 50 90 Gents Dress Boots. sl25; for f31
UP to "a. W
Youths Boot, 1913. at 50 cts pair. Youths, Bsv
State Shoes at cts a pair .'
large lot Ladies' kHppers. with or without heels
st 70 cts Ladies' Kid Lace, Batimore-made al
AT the above house can be found the largest assert
ment OF Ladies' Misses and Chidrens Shoes in the
city, at astonir hing low prices. 1e
Ladies, and Ch1ldren's Rubbers at % cts pair
rev line OF 5-cent Shoes just received at the
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
4S1 Pennsylvania 0Uenme
~ Sign OF the BED Flag
febS1y l. RfCHOLD, Proprietar
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st. Valentines Day Is not observed in Wash
ington 10 anything like the old-time extent
STU the letter-carrierS have a considerable
larger burden to-day than usual; good many
coparceners In CupdS employ are busy In send
ing mysterious messages, to which the key is
known only 10 the recipients
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DESCRIPTIVE PRICE Inst.

hIuoLAh PAD-S2OO; 1ncipient diseases first
rppc1.1 stages Chills and Fever, etc
orIOiAL PAD-StOo; Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders and Malaria
0IASLN bfLI-S3-OO Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and Chill Cake ~
iNfAN1 PAO-Sl50 Preventive and Cure of Obol
era Infantum and Snmmar Co..
plants. 1AA
ROny DIT ,urrpo "a Au1iliaries for Nervous
ioDi lAaSI cnS-ouc and Circuiatys from
FOOT .. , en- bies, throwing off OBJ
pah-'oc- structlons and removing
ABSORPTION SALT Auxiliary for Colds.
box, 25c; boxes, $1.25 SICK Headaches. nuaib
ness OF extremities etc
. For further information as tn dise.sas raoo,.. l.,
Inlet ADDRESS "A' o'ir pau
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The thermometer is dropping Way below zero
again, In the northwest. In such indexes are
seen the baby-fgures OF things to come at
large. The ice-men are beginning to look
gloomy and to growl about oyer-production.
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There Is another prodgious booming OF Grant
Cannon, this time from the direction OF Nieht-
gan In the senatorial contest 4. Chandler
has, so TO speak, 1s5 votes, and Is elected.
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A YER'S SARSPARILLA,
Nothing Short of Unmistakable Benefits

conferred upon tens OF thousands of sufferers could
orlYlnafe and maintain the reputation which AYERS
oanofAnil1LA enjoys. 1t Is a compound of the
best vegetable alternatives with the Ioiides of Pc
lassum and Iron. and is the most effectual of al!
rtneQles 1or scrofulOus, mercurIal, or blood dis.
orders Uniformly successful and certain in IFS
+. medlai effects, 1t produces rapid and complete
cures OF Scrofuia, Sores, Boils, Humors Pimplea
Eruptions. Skin Diseases and all disor ers arising
from impurity Of the God. By its invigoratinx
pants, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities and
Is Potent renewer OF vitality. For purifying the
stores ard preserves the health AID imparts Vig-1r
aud enc rgy For forty years it has been in extern
eve use, and lS to-day he most available medicine
for the suffering sick, anywhere N-No
For SALE BY Z. d. GILMAN AND ALI, DE,1Ers
jan l0-m,wf,3t $1,000 - '''
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for Rent (FarriShrF)
Large ana email houses in ali ss,t;ots s35 tas ,,o
For Rent (Unfurni,hrFA
20 e2tS NV, Is rs, a nos. .rl;,s sim
No - Tist WI IA rs al mo / inps
A." 13S y n.~ IS rs al mos. ,gnpo-, ssi5i &
" ~ e, II rs. al L I'D. ica Is.-...... -
sscn emma ave NV. - SaS. wstsr e. -
go :. ~ 81 Geo'towD IL rs a IN lie-syl-i an
~ o. sia Dwsliig 1905 Pa aY store Ss8 iw. al
g. sIe e,h hN Prs, all moi imps snd s.aaa a
ST. ~ y = u. " S-story. sas wat r Sc.,,.. d
sore S15s Pa n. ia 20. 9rs.,a m. !: g $3.50 Is
-. =" Is afs W, sss AMI water... q
~ I.gr u . rs. al mod i'm s.........,. %
No A. kn.e l2rs al Iaod limos - a.
NO 3Je \. Jersey ave. Sc. 6 rs, gas aud warer -
70. lilS ID NV. 3st0ry, RS, water &c - "a
Stores Dwellings. lO:h st, near T n w each On
No. n, Sth Sc, rs, water. Aforementioned. II
Nc. Ilo4 ne. 8 rs wstHr and gas ........ II
No. - 1913 n. Hamp. ay., new, Z RS a. m l. Il
70 4G9 s.w, re-. water, large yart Il stable Il
No. 1901 Conn. ave Z rs, water large ST 10 I'd Is
Noe 92l and 92s N. jersey ave, rs........... Is
No. 1s26 Vermont ave rs gas and water -. Il
No. s31 It'll ne, re-, gas aud ws,er !ars- yard Il
No. ul5.llS5 Park Place, re-, wat &c. 9 an B
No 81 It'll at. Geotowh, rs, watee............ s
No. IL NV, rooms. large yard ...............
Nos. and Is Liberty st :, rooms. wattr........ s
For Sac
l have large bu let;n of Houses a I'd Lots for
sale In s sector If tue city Part es DESTROYS of
selling or buying are requested IL cali
oANS NEGOTIATED hy f. A MCINTYRE. tr
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To CorTesponde nts.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of The STAR according to their
TENOR, and not 10 any individual name Otherwise
PROVOKING celays may occur. on account Of ab
Bonoe, etc.
Checks. etc, should IN all caaes be inside payable
20 the order of The EVENING STAR NRwsPLPER
CoMPANY-not to that Of any individual.
u Anonymous communications not resd; re-
3ecfed manuscripts not returned preserved
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EARD.
- MIR. JOSEPH g. SESSFORD, WHO wac fo-
twenty years with MR. FRANCIS LAME in nc o ior
inf1,ass and Pctnreframe business respeetf9iy
gaged at the Art and Pctureframe Es s now en-
OF NIB d. N BARLOW, 1925 Pennsylvania av nnent
"neIc NC WIZ oe pleased 10 see them febI32W
% Euperior SHIRTa 81 lasiS 70 order. ST 80
ye:y Rest STIIRTS - - " oroer 90
The Celebrafed " PsrSE ~ %sa IL 90
The Cele brated "Dayal" SHIRT, Dsyai Mns- 20
lin and eie CANT 3-ply Linen Bosom on1v en-
UNDERWEAR, GENTS FURNISHiNGS NCr1wy
"EAh Satisfaction guaranteed in ali cases a. oh
Branch Baltimore Shirt Mannfac.o,r.
feb131m 4Sf PPnnsuir-.,,S,. .ac.ory.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
E,ALL AND WINTER GOODS.
fr2erb selectiou for 0entierasur Dre~
sna Street Wear received and ready for 10
respectfully request the continued fsyorx of yK
oy Patrons aud the eublfc generally
=. ]. HEIBKRGzH
tf1IxkSf AR4t . NAVY MKRCHAET TAIIcE.
aeplO-p Sorcorsr R,.sssSs
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
COS Pennsylvania avense. 81
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF -
bTOCk, WILL SELL. ALL MY FALL, AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST
A FEW QUOTATIONS.
lAdtes' Pebble Goat Button Boots ...,.. N 10
Lasiles. Gus ON made Goat Button .......... i sd
Ladies' Custom made. Navy Blue, Diagonal or
SnecE top Button...- --..-.-..............., 400
Ladies' Goat. Solid Lestner, Side Laoe....... 90
IA1ies custom made Ifoat Lace -............. l. IS
ladies' French Kid Box Toe, Button - 500
ioW other styles, ranging In price IS 70 100
Sents Sona Leather, Congress 9aiters. Loo
Srn.s Bsy state Snoes ........-.........-.... LOO
GtAtt nano.sttcned Oau Congress. ............ $40
5eh.s tBurtsl Csn Congress. ....-..-........ 251
1tItt sburtsl Caf Button Boots. ............ 5 so
2enIf Flne Can Boots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ais
Gents 1000 styles Boots and Shoes. SOC to 600
Jents best Rubbers, 4ec, Ladies' ............. 20
Gents Best Arctics &l20. Ladies' ............ go
All kinds Of Shoes for Boys and Children ct IN
heard OF low prices
These the best and cheapest goods ever offered
at any legitimate sale In this city
1anStf GEO MCCARTHY
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To Adyerstsers

Advertisers are requested 10 send II, their an
nouncelent- as early Iii the day possible aad In
al le:ore II O'Clock NJ The i,Isertjnn i'm the
same days issue of those reaching the Office after
Shat hour cannot lie assured
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RINGWALT & HALL. Agents

Offce-Corner of 9th and E STRAITS nor.h,-o.,
over VIM; h Riley's Dry Goods Store n"oS
no Charles street, BALTIMORE
Lady Physician in attendance in the T adia n
partment IL 'he Laulse D(
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FOR RENT AND SALE

II A. MCINTISE.
Il. REAL EsrATE b oxrs
No 9IS street, q. I. osits Masa II, T IN "a
For Rent (FarriShrF)
Large and small houses in ali ss,t;ots s35 - SIN
For Rent (frDfurn;~bnyA
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HOIMA AN
LIVER AND ACHE

These remedies, which are the sole OK nonents of
the Cure by Absorption AS OPPOSED TO Dos
ing. have been pIo, el the cheapest and Mo- t Ell.
from N alaria or DiSOrdered SfOmac6
or liver. and 1t Is a wellknown set tn At nearly
all the diseases that alta * the human b nv r IN
be traced directly or indirectly to til ese two
organs. - WV
TIE PAD Ererts a Prompt and Specific
arHnfnce upon the System. and RsUocrs
me Poisonous Germs schtch P0roIu-, n
4cfsnn. and Restore Nor mat COuI;fi0,a ot,
hedtth IN q manner Absolutely Monde rfui
1t Is known by actual erperiPnce that tbera ia M
disease that attacks the youth adult of both
that can eUen be modified by the use of 6rnxs I'M
That can be acted ON In tdr satsf actory ana
permanent manner by the HOLMAN LIVER PAD
Numberless Cases, Finally Acs<nowI
edged to be Beyond the Reach of Medi.
Action of these Renee les Alone,
HGuestioned, send for our pamphlet .sNat
LAWS gisinE extended inform alton and tpsfjna
ma $ from The -frst people Of the c0untru Nailed
Tree. oA
The remedies are sent by mail, postpaid. ON ra
celit OF price, except the fal which is sent bV az
press at purchasers expense ~ "a
Consultation free and solicited at our office or bv
hsli' giving 1un description of your case
The I'ub[ic az earnestly cautioned agajast i,,j,o
mons and spurious articles '''
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Average stror7s Dapy Circtsiifi0r orer
17,60O-befno n mach larger bonn tsSe,
regular a al permanent circulation than,
that of sH the other ds;iiv D.,.,eTs IN TIE
cifg added together.
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DOR RENT
l. 601 18th st. NV, mod. imps ...... S65 o.
16l0 COrcOran st, II. w..,,...... IA m
1871 ~ 81 H.": ......-.-.......-.. LOO
Apply to WM H0TTZWaN
feb6-3t 1901 = stmaat',
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M ARC 81 ATL ANTIC.

MARC 81 ATL ANTIC.
NOW READY AND FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
a Hoinnn holiday Twenty Years Age.
The Great Revolution I'm Pitcairn.
Our Lard Policy. GEORGE w JULIAN.
isayasd Taylor. j. G. WHITTIER.
The ! ady of the Aroostook.
XXI1-SANlI W, II. bowELL5
The Che mber Over the Gate.
HESRY w LoNGFELLow.
Pre- sidentisI EIectioneer.ng in the Sem
ate,
And other Essays Stories, and Poems. z he Con-
tribufors' Club. aud Recent Literature
TEEas.-s4cc year; IS cents a number
HOUGHTON. osGoOD CO,
1t BosroN
OUR PRICEs WILL TELL.
" BENZ: MilhER GEoRGErowS.
.r.voo, &c. ~ iO ;;.l BRIDGE street ST.
ta nfs air as t e. and nd 20 TO- &c. &c
Dsmask Table LInen. Csc. Linen Crash 4c
Shtetins &C tons full width. ls, 20 and 25c
e6rea Pua eotsn q Wa Nrt DO To-
sI3s like ea spreads DUO large frnfed afs'
DOUGLASS
CONTINUATION Of the GREAT SALE
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES
Another case of the TWENTY-FIVE CENT
CHEMIsE
Orened this morning
The largest variety OF Test n ade garments otIov
est prices, ever .hown in this city.
feblitr
RLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
W. NJ SINISTER < soys cal attention to their
finish, never before offered at such pricss Co'oref
gI5d evening wear, 81 81 Is aud $ 80 Brocaie and
Ianasse Silks in great variety ii black aud col IRA
GRENADINES Tor evening wear.
LYONS An Pure Silk VELVET. 81 inches. at
Sc, So and So. "
pE- Ten Per Cent Off for Cash on day o, sale.
One Price. W NJ. SINISTER 1. SONS,
feb14 S9 Pennsylvania avenue.
WE HAVE A COON yvOMAN,s Peg,
N'O~s Oe1e ShSC at oi."V, worth d,s
Good Ladies Curraco Rid But. worked TS7
holes 81. SO sold for 81 so. NJ
Splendid Miss Peb. Goat and Xii But, $3.50.
formerly 81. '
Good School Shoes. all leather rs cents
But School Shoes. all leather, s5c., worth 81
Children's School Shoes. So CO. and 75c very rood
Good House Slipper. Baltimore make, so cent?
Great Bargains to be had at
SELBY'S,
1914 and 1915 Pa. ace.
Pair Justh's Heel Protectors given in, feb1,tr
CURE BY ABSORPTION.
Without Dosing-The Better Wav.
HOLM AN
LIVER AND AGUE PAD
s Medicinal AbsOrptive
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Inc Real Estate Review. published at NV Office ON
al ne t tSth OF eaeh month contains complete list OF
concerning the condition sf the real estate mart At
throughout the country. Call and get q COW tr
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Y"
DOR RENT.
4 1GOl N; b. ave, 8 rs, mod tnps, fur $50. 90
a aaai st brlcs r.. gas aud water. .... Is 90
80 9TH st, store and cellar. ........,... 3Il O0
G 1xlS 6th st., frame gas and water. 6 RS 1880
FOR SALE
several twostory Press Brick Houses I'm all psrts
OF the city, having from six to eight rooms ard ali
mod a improvements that can be sold from 900
70 $3.50 by paying 5000 cash, the balance monthly
Also great many fine Houses very cheap and de-
slrable Lots at all prices to suit the customer Cal
aAo see ny lst before purchasing
Jan23tr > TfIS q.
L'OR RENT.
Store GIT 9th St se............ s1,oo
No 1888 st., furnished IL rs ~ * 09
stable; st. bet. 7th and sth s.e.. 90
No. 6i7 Cap. st.. mod. imps., IL rs... mn
10 2 III "a ave- NV, bouse&store m IL RS SIS 66
no 90 missouri ave-, gas and water % RS - 6O m
~ Sd st. me-, furnished. rs.......,,, rs 90
FOR SALE
S3l 18th st. e., lot 14x8O. I Kan
81 hpoae lsiand ave. mod imps.. S 500
GA Th st. NV, houEe and store .....,. 1000
Houses and Lots for sale in all sections of the CITY
AUG. A. NICHOLSON. Real Estate Broker
.,o Lenox Building. corner eth and q st.
.H Room No. z
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

IN POUNDS GREEN RIO COFFEE sIO0
w Best Sugar Corn, per doz ................. l35
Good Family Flour, per barrel. $50
Nice Patent Process Flour, barrel ........... LIS
10 rounds Turkish P11lnes .................... IS
70 POUNDS Breakfast Hominy. q
Pine Apple Cheese per pound l6
French Peas String Beans a Id Mushrooms
Best Sweet Cider, per gallon ................. 20
Best sweet CataWba Wine, per gallon. LOO
/ pound Malaga Grapes 20 cent? Oranges Per Il pz
10 to 25 cents Colgate Co.'S Toilet Soaps fae
assortment
@. s. O'HARE K SON
141S Secenth st. r.rc
feb5-u Between NJ and N.
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OUR PRICES WILL TELL.
" BENZ. MILLER. GEoRGEToYY
1O3 Bridge street.
ATWOOD S6-inch tashinefre 80 15c and 81
Back Aipacas. 12H. Is. 90 CSC, &c.
tahcoes. AZ. 5, 81 and &C.
Dsmask Table L,nen. Csc. Linen Crash 4c
Sht etine &C ttons. full width 18, 20 and 25c
AnCrOsccesin Gotten &c Wamsutts do lOc
Corded PIue. eIi & and 10c Nottin xh 40, Curtai
Laces White Bed spreads. soc. large frinsed one
SIZh febl4tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

LNIb hNb To U N y.
| OSI-ln GEORGETOWN near FORE Hall. Feb
~ fnary u, 1879. large BLACK LACE VEIL
l.ewarG VIII he pad If left at FJNkLING'S Dru-
Store, High ST. or No Stlddard st IT.
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OUR BUSY MEN
Here and There Among the Cincinnati
Hives Of Industry.

Mr.. Addison Van Pelt is now employed
at J. A. Fay q Co.'s.
Mr.. Edwin Alden, the advertising agent
OF Elm street, has just returned from apro'
longed trip to the North.
Mr.. Alex. Wilson was delegate to the
Convention yesterday. We hope he did
some good work for his cousin.
Mr.. James Griffith, the contractor for the
erection of the Exposition buildings, is Civ.
ing his personal supervision to the work.
As regards strength, Power Hall is sub.
stantially built, the upper floor being sus.
tanned by twenty-six strong iron columns.
The reservoir being built on Prices Hill
will feed the mains in that vicinity with q
pressure of fifty pounds to the square
foot.
The old buildings on Race street, oppo,
site the Washington Park, have been razed
and there will be block of fine houses
| built on the same site.
The work of raising and setting the
trusses that are to support the roof Of
Floral Hall has been commenced, and is q
very tedious job, on account Of their great
weight.
Messrs. l. & E. Greenwald, of East Pearl
| street, are making the main shafting to be
used in running the machinery that will
be placed in Power Hall Of the Exposition
| Building.
In consequence of the yellow fever
scourge in the South several of our large
sugar mill manufacturers were compelled
to discharge number of their employees
and run their works on half time.
Mr.. Addison, an old and prominent me-
chanic and for many years Superintend
ent in one of our large shops, and latterly
in the bolt business in Newport, is now in
the grocery business at Pendleton.
On the northeast corner of Fourteenth
street and the Canal very handsome block
OF houses has been erected. The corner
house is made convenient for store pur
poses; the balance are for dwellings.
The cellar walls of the new building being
erected on the corner of Race and George
streets by the Emery Brothers have reached
the sidewalk and are ready for the capping.
This building when completed will be al
ornament to the city.
Mr. Joseph Adams formerly in tht
kindling business, and having some time
ago sustained heavy loss by being burned
out, has arisen from the ruins, Phoenix
like and has established himself in gooC
paying business on Everett street.
The brackets to support the two mair
lines of shafting in Power Hall are beinl
firmly attached to the upper floor. These
lines of shafting will extend the full length
of the hall, and pullies to suit the speed o.
machinery exhibited will be placed OIL
them. Each exhibitor will probably fur
nish his own counter-shafting.
Mitchell & Rammesberg's elevator hav
ing fallen the other day and injured
couple of their employees, they have beer
awakened to the fact that to save trouble
and perhaps a law suit for heavy damages
in the future, it is to their interest to Sc
cure the best and safest device for the sal
walton of life while men are dischargin
their duties They have therefore con
tracted with a firm in this city to plac
upon all their elevators a safety device tina
is infallible.
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quiet: mixed Western. S79ssc; white do, ss!3@
39c. Provisions dull: mess beef Sl2; smoked
hams l0H@ll1zc; picked do, S14@s1zc.
NEW YoRK. July 29.-Flour Superfne State
and Western, So 9OSI 35; common to good extra,
81 5O94 70; good to choice. 81 S0@6 so; white
wheat extra, 81 1905 25; extra Ohio, 81 50G6 COST
Louis, 81 l0G6 SO; Minnesota patent, S. 759s 90.
Wheat quiet No. spring, 95c.; No. do, 99c9
81; No. 2 do, 81 O5@l TO- latter extreme rate;
ungraded DO, 97c9sl o.; ungraded
winter red. 81 0s@l I3; No 2 do,
81 131I9l 49,; ungraded aIuber, 81 0991 lS; No.
amber, 81 l2@l l2&; No. l amber, 81 l3Hd
| 141&; ungraded white, 81 l6; No. do, 81 l5@
l6; No. 2 red, 81 1891 li14; August, 81 l214@
| l2ss4; September, 81 l2al l2H. Rye firm: West
ern, 4Ga65c. Barley dull and nominal. Malt
quiet aud unchanged. Corn moderately active:
ungraded, 449I5l2c; steamer, 4I1<c No. white,
52c ST amer, July, 4454C bid, 45c asked; August,
4515c bid, 45l$c asked; September ACC bid, 46s4c
asked. Oats in fair demand: Mixed West
ern, 37@39c; white Western. 39d43c. Hay
steady. HOPS firm: Yearlings, 4G7c. Coffee
quiet and steady. Sugar very strong: FAIR to
good refining, 654G61sc. Molasses firm. Rice
firm: Carolins, 6R@754c. Petroleum dull: re-
fined, 6j4@61sc crude, 5d554c: United, CSC
69Ac. 1allow steady at 57ss95 i-l6e. Resin quiet
and unchanged. Turpentinc dull at 261s@26s4c.
Eggs unsettled: Western, l0@ll12c. Pork stronger:
new mess, 50. Beef steady. Cut meats quiet aud
steady; long clear, 47sc; short clear, SIC. Lard
frmer: prime steam, 60212c. Butter finn West
ern. 1@165Sc. Cheese dull and unchanged.
Whisky firmer at 81 o.
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wipdom,s Euture Chances.

lNlHOnu khluli.J hePuoiiN"h'J
First-He has no personal antagonism
within the party.
Second-He has a clean record.
Third-Next to Grant he is to-day the
most popular man among the Republi-
cans of the South. This is fact which
can not be disputed.
Fourth-He has a more intelligent
conception of, a greater interest in, and
has devoted more careful study to the in
dustrial questions of the country than
any other public man of the day. As we
recede from the war these are becoming
more prominent issues.
Fifth-He has a straight record as a
Republican, such as no stalwart could
find fault with, yet he would not be en-
tirely satisfactory to the liberal or indie
pendent element.
Let us now glance at the probabilities
for nomination, supposing the Conkling
story to be true, and Mr.. Window an
avowed candidate.
First-His own State and contingents
from other States of the Northwest.
Second-A majority of the South.
Third-New York, after compliment
ary votes for Conkling.
Notwithstanding. Has Blaine or
Sherman more certain or more general
strength than that? OF course, the ques-
tion is problematic one at best, and it
is not advisable to get excited over it as
vet.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

- Especial River Dispatches to the Star.l
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July 29-S:20 A. M
Monongahela River feet / inch and sta.
tionary. Wind southeast.
OIL Cry, Pa, July 29-11:15 A. M.-Alle
gheny River feet inches and rising
Weather clear Wind east.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 29-9:1O A. NJ.
-Kanawha River feet inches and rising
slowly. Weather calm and cloudy.
PITTsBURG, July 22-S;45-River feet 9
inches and rising slowly. Weather clear.
Steamboat Movements.
The Bonanza came down and returned
to Portsmouth at noon.
The punctual City of Portsmouth leaves
daily at p. N. for Chilo and attends to all
way business
The popular and reliable James D. Parker
is announced to leave tomorrow evening
for New Orleans, with Captain c. Il. Russell
in command and Mr. Mccoy, an affable
gentleman, in the office.
Captain II. L. Lees elegant passenger and
freight steamer Laura Lee is announced to
leave this evening for New Orleans.
The speedy and light draught c. & 0. r.
r. packet Clifton leaves this afternoon at 4
o'clock sharp for Huntington.