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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-05

Galveston Il 400 bags At HevOreans LILO bags al sa
vanuah O0O bags Hampton Roads 62sl bags at Bait
more 3G3t7 bags and New York lG2.s'N bags; total
Ir5OO7 hags stock ia second BALTIMORE 2s.C3j
bass 1915 8 bags total l6326l beE.
grand total. Ns26s bags Aneat and loading for United
STATES February 81 jog bag. p1TceAooed ior United
visible supply. 505957 bags Delivered from SA,e
house curing Baltimore l4fl0
lag. and Al Vew YORK q an bags total 4Of2- bags.
RIO was Quiet steady 5000 bags "tv of $40 sold
c for Fair hi bags DO last evening ON rrva'e
terms ordinary arroc7 Luitt -g Far do iS- IS 2c
Good lss4dI4r Prime 14Aal4AQc.. santos Far 90 Good
.3-4 &c Muf grades utrt steady Java, % t25c
Marlc1bo. l324l1c. Lagu2yrA l+gl51c. st. Domingo
4uAFI2c.
CoOPt RAGE sT0CEA better rugncssis IN Vroe-es' A.
annexed figures WeQuote. Mo.as-es shooks 5-inch IN
Heads 81 tSr ~ 70. sugar -holss win heads - tA
s., - pS2 5u 5S rch - 4uosl - Box ~ho's. t'H l,
Rum -aopks. 5uVS3 Is Pipe shocks 81 Juls. Imply
Highlands . a. H0ogs "A feet Ordinary % Prime,
-.u4%. "a 81 feet ~25at-t.
tutpAtE-I' Icatngnl. quiet.
CIrUN -pot cotton ON Unr' ~pf. Sales -TI nae'
.- a-t evening. ir uc u1 r1. c-rort. $40 spinning, e
speculation dre rea contract 500 alrs Recenjs a.
ports tUI. 90 acs AGAINST 2I --- cav wees.
l-r september $50 90 Daes, against
1s41.. u. sane psl.ul .d-t season:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-05

"a done over the counters Of the large dealers
= Sone bv 16ths instead of by Sths. and therefore
= = Or nnfreouenty happens that the official quota
IS furnished are actual misrepresentation OF the
sI.-kef There was more active trading IN Govern
e. bonds at the boards to-day. and the usuaI
u,c vas done at the offices of the great dealers
D. Us vrre generally strong al around but tue
60 o. lacked feature District OF Columbia rose
e. -. later declining to SPA. Current quotations
-. a. annexed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-05


BUFFALO March 4.-CArrLF- Receipts BIO bead 'or fhr
wee. tlu. far COS bead. Tor tlr lime .ast ~frA
head fr0U-I. r0I-'rUWrufr .th cars Market tH-
and declining far to 70 -slgs Far 20 Good
~sIurer- - - ~ tr,i-rt 50 1rt u -to' D.
er. 30 Ga IT, stock o Choice bui,Aers = 20 81
Old Dot wanted
1000 bead f.iulgl louS-lir rui- ears MAI@rt easier f
nu- guufatIr lower. offerings generally o epc Nu1iY
.c- F4.. Good Western ~lUe5, - t.fc+ 20 tIu'r'
l-- as 80 Lambs. ID 40 80 = -Four ers socA r'uan
j" Keeps today 625 head f.r The 'ar
T. 3d., head. .HI The time as week. ll.'-' head
through ruurnts H rAfs market lu. demand Elt
- .I ao. dunn audi Hslyr. - lnt-i .. F.ts il
ft3 SO. 81 Ncd Light Weighs - o54st AZ" loads
lHi',so March 4.-HoG--Rccciuts. 10000 head shin
n.-uts 1000 Market opened larry sctiye ana I'D.
changed closed weak 81. lower l''icr liray sea ~ 81
sids4 20. I.g4t g. lass go; M!zed Packing IS T. .
..rrr- Receipts 4l0o head shipments. 300 head.
-ftrurq yrtds, unchanged a. - rs ~ Butchers strong
cows > -0ats =, Bulls. g D0ga3 80 Rough steers
e .-a,i7t 400 read shipments. 500 mead Market
strong higher averages of 10 g. 10 u ?" 5I7' 80
SOM. prime 4t - -ugtt 81.
~ IorI. March 4--ArIiF-f ~ firtemsn' for Shipping
Grades. Good Butchers frI.T common " iA
r. mort steers 9orS1 GOO 90 choice Heavy - h'f
2. Zoo. Naty- Butchers steers, f.I-t COWS ara hrlr
- .l1r4 conn ra Texans. S3ae4 Fr'in. steers du-
ais. - - receipts laou bead --.. men LAD A- --
r..--Il. aud InVtTs lur1-r- tHd bd auI..- - .' z
.+.. P4r,u. G.Ht 500 ho.t"a- FOB t. .rIr % lis,
I q . r... nt- -.rn Hr.G -..I .ouf-. -t.l . a.
-raEI--ft3tv auf Irr. tI-ct 'rUni P" N"'t, -fH>t D
Izq.rt MItl.l-. ~ receipts 600 "e-- a-l-e-'S'
40 head
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Tortuo w-cA ending March 4. 1879
-t----..-. -r IHr y = r..HLNE lr own lru1rc

Send only FOOD a-,.i H. ,-ta ana other expenses eat
M poor goods Pr everything a -uol 0rGcr attractive
ork .rcIrrs exam nato- sl. .ieu masses sale Vie
tina the nation VII M ~ 20" ir .o ohl1 !" change about
Dln, III 5aIt s.slc pale IS br-t-aul note ronteuJs
On De barre stating .he amount an SEM letter
Aesy. sat- OF DakArs, secure tor you-'rt
tie reputation Tor tine soi- Duta best shape 80 -~' yor
zrAys Ayr rEAs.
o5 5rerP5 2od io5 the Team. ans .71 5.. PEE 55 BUSH
.t.orsct mr. n ne ~ H. 1r HIrrsvs an prices ar
moderately lrn s. 4oqs f2- 'ss saes Save been made
a. a. .u, 20 Is ~ r1irna ~ n.e !. qlr'nt 1'
the decline 10 tu- Havana market ~ shippers
cannot operate a. Pre' wen PIG "'' maj Iay mat,
pruft-. m- stAzc viii Marrow and ln.t a.
seems 20 b. foot ,eas he arsr ir Red Ed
So or -r j. cA at - b. and 4r o, NJ o-o - 81 w-h
oF 'a , r. lr an usi.- Nancy rtr 2o1.
w ere ao o ai lis.n-.. i!. 20 stab s 9ao,tl.n.
note far trade in Green Pes att =. al a. southern
Bacs Eycaavea light inquiry. aaa are oael -aotato1s.
'' ad' p @Sa .o1 q Sfi1io 'Gooa y s
hafTo~s0rm io4l+-- 3,. Fan. COCO 10 -
1o ss: -3 5s - sa an IS IS. 5a g
Receipts The wees. 94I 3 rs ,a' week 1905 pig.
corresponding week ast year la,5 tkr exports ,o- The
G-a,rr, is 90. ~ I'D supply AID ,. % -o t,maud arn
Al Sc Afrr leaving u- Grade Of B1trer urre Is au.
-etsY Hl.t ."r o. grades %. -.4t0 tH- "r'i.n 1ttt
~, fame, barry of .on sa.s, a.o. Io tubs auo 4o
4. sH- ~ rr .r.a arc aiw1-I ~ good aiAn' sell az 81
-- -" .a '., af5 -'' 'Dt p ,e A., M ., ora y,
.-4.,e af .-.r, r. 90. tri .-,ag.. orta ,a.ioss
encoora-a- 49, shipper, have -s t lr or- erioa- very
mach tHr tlr Hi- TO-" ll.- DIT. .- "'f "H 90. tr p'i W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-05

rrvvpPoof March 4-I-8u p. H.. cft00-Th'rA i7 =
-re r,. ,-.--- tl.. h. ~. " supple. ,'.-ia- .r's
as,s, 4Illoug isi 5000 ha rs Inc ln
o.. ss nc1dag o50 bales American Future. gu- act
livery 70 oo. co. MY ana June delivery, 5l'qd do july
a.. Allrl.t .eIv"-v. -t.
.Feer.o.- Nr.h a p. H.-rae sA-e- of Cotton to-day
LIVERPOOL. Nrreh - NJ. -Oo-,on- Fltlre-. 40 't1i'l,
..sIl. March l-co-ror quiet. Ntcrru0 .~ Low
,ld.aas -'s- Good Ordinary 5c. reoopIs. -jJ 1-es.
-saitii.s. Mach 4-Corroa firm Nnctlnr a.c. Low
,-r-s -g al.rs exports F-rst H--Ll. ..-. bales.
ca-s,s,. 2U .a es sales 2l0 1a.-- SUCK 1907 .es.
eo-ro,. Mach -, o'.oE steady M.li..1- 9-- IT,"
N.al.n- ts. GOOD ordinary &c. net receipts 4'i .-.s.
gr.., 1--t bales STOCK. COS Il 's
caAa-E-r.S M.s.a ..o.-'. quiet N'l.nE % lc. Tow
N..l.l.. &C., iu ID -'rF .. ltL r-,epi- 4t- .t..
sl.a- 500 bales stock at.2Ll bales
lSu,sAu. March :. - cotton firm Nhf-ns e.t.:
r.rsl.fI.u~ $40. GOOD Ordinary 500 r-re.nf- l-t
bales shipments. iJ1J bales SAFES. 5-1 bales -tocA s-
G4lgEsroy March 4-oorror quirr: Sndtna CSC. .ow
NI.fa..ug ---I. GOOD receipts
bales -1por to the Continent 80 bales coast wise o-
ysyrrr-. March 4.-Cottou ,tesIv. M.cun=. q 'sc.
cetDra. 2.-.- shipments. l.tt Da.rs SAFES -.-Jo
45Hua March -, ollou quiet Srdanc. &C.. Low MIDI
frHs ordinary .r; trt r'"tlnIS, -'a 1A'-.
exports JJJ LOCO Oaes stocA 10000
SFw.oaLgAys March 4-Cor-on Gu.et Mdd'ng Csc Low
Af.t.Bg e.. Good Ordinary. -'-. nrf g.'~ff'. .o.-
bales p -}r Ht.r. 'l |r,af Ertar .i--J
bales. France 4.-fJ bales to tr con .nrut 100 Jira
p. rho rta.ae 1000 a coa-l"-se i'o bales safes t'0
pHliAag-PHIA March lo trol trm M.tting -r. io~
N.fi. ar e-r. Good Ordinary -7-c. uet r~ceDl-. i.H
bales yross bales s-es sinuers $50 bales ,ocA $500
'.S.eAsyAH March t-cottar qa,t. Alttanr e5.sc Low
5as exports . Continent 900 oaies sales 800 J-s'
stocA. Jl.65J bale,
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live Fowls and Chickens more plenty ant ,fdr easter
Tucks about stracF Tie supply "i
-s-.i poultry uJ~rl- and IS -ue demand az lHc-
ar rsuecs IN Tor ckens -hr ma-ae isl WHiH shl price, orc
er,,,.- Jua. a are. .at Rabbits Outasrt. lut
,- .rInf.,. ron list DurAs Dob good r'qara -irit
s,...rn- u sell from - FEB = -' per
.z- RI qua. MT o. The a. mat mo brd'
feed Oh arorls arriving nom OA4o IAeIe
81. be a noticeable luprof eIl-lL -uoLal.oLs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-05

HAVANA MARKET
Ht.fNN T1r-h Spanish gold. 2OG 2G''r't Exchange
@-ri a.. -atlalged sugars quiet aud unchanged
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
SECOND EDITION
MARYLAND ITEMS.


Jane NJ Leousrd has decline the
dsm ,crstic noninatiOn for surveyor In
Talb e county.
Mr. B. Everett Smith, editor Of tho
Shield, b AN independent Candidate for
the Legislature in Worcester county.
Sinoe the recent heavy rains the crabs
have dissppa red from the waters vi the
Upper Chop aDk.
Major Wu. II Stewart, OF Easton. will
d hver IN address Nc the Bethlehem II air
Caroline COUNT, which opens Septem-
ber 10
A man. pretendibR to be . detective
IN h- employ of t,e B fillmore & Ohio
railrua spcceeded in -teshng two goft
watch from the premises Of X. T. II Ar
ri, Germantown, Montgomery county,
lA>l Sss RAY.
IT Loeb Levep farm in Charles coun-
ty, ~ acres. has been PM chased BY Mr..
H1urv N-ale, of Baltimore for - OOO.-
The Bromout farm. 10 the same county,
$50 acres, hiss been bought by A. j.
Walker for 500.
At the sale Of the personal eff era of
the late Henry Clarke, at Le0uardtown,
last Saturday, a package containing
81 ,4lU III U. 8. treasury notes was dis
covered iu the folds Of carpet, which
vas hapded over to Mr.. Wescott, his
son-in-law, ~ho was conducting the sale.
Mr.. Clarke WAS q New Yorker who set
tied In St. Mary's in 1870, and lived al
most hermit life.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

HARRINGTON, Conn.,, Aug. lS-The
sensation Of the day at Charter Oak
Park to-da, was the anL ouncement early
In tn afternoon that Rarus had ~
sold for $S8, 700, and than that b. zen
n / start on the "free-foF-alir would
was great disappointwD' ace. There
spectators. The hor'~ at among the
Mr.. Copklin by { was purchased Of
New York. n ii. M. Whitehead, of
Of New IS said, for z Z. Simmo S,
MI -ork. Thore was report that
~ ..obert Bonner was the real pur-
laser. M. Whitehead telegraphed Mr..
Simmons for permission to start the
horse on the race, but could not reach
him. The association, r gardipg the
horse as in their possession, ordered him
to appear, and ON failure to do so expell-
ed the horse and Mir. Conklin, the own
er, from the track. John Splan, the
driver OF Tsrus, was exhonorated ON
blame. Splan made a speech defend NC
Mr.. Conklin, and charging the failure o
the horse to appear upon the new owner
To satisfy the public an exhibition rac'
was arranged for Hopeful and Sleep,
Tom, no special purse being announced
and which was won by Hol eful; bes
time PIT.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
rRArus LrAvr WILMINGTON.

A&AAEo LEAVE
FOR rhils O. 4, b IA 1 q h. ~ -; 20
$40, 7.2o, s.+e. p. M. On sundAys' 2.s7
FOR New YorS :: 3.a, 100, !. m. IL 81, 70 80.
ror sss%S1e sna s.nins ss rs
$40 q m; 1851, 1.04, 6ls. pm. Sun
days u 81, 40 am
For Port Deposit: A6s p IN no sunday
FOR New Castle: go, sis a m;ioo, ssop
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware X. R.: si6 q m; %, 80
pm no Sunday train.
For wilmington a Northern r. R.: e2Sa
m; 3 90. $40 p m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware W estsrn r. X. 7 10, 10 05 m;
BNpm. Sunday train, $40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
FroH e lnm: q e. Il = s. g
!:Ao, 10 "a. y u. 2 m on sundays; Il .,
rre% New 1os X q, . q Z 7 M; n n, II q
so, 70 70 p m, IN Sundays; II q, 90
from baltimore 2o, s 70, s4,. a m; II n ,
isss,S Is, sss p m; on Sundays; Q o. m
from Wilmington: o. . m r2n, II %.
sss. sssp m; on sundays;a o. m; ~
from Port Deposit 800 m; no Sunday
From New Castle: 500 m 1910 m
From Delaware r. r.: ! % 1910 . n
TO p. m; NO Sunday trains.
From Wilmington 4 Northern r. R.: Q 06
II 80 . IA; 7 IS p m; no sunday trains.
| from Delaware Western r. r.: 90 . m
21b. % p m; SUNDAY train, 6.2b m.
| TRAINS FOE WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
from Broad street and Washington az.
nue. ! 30, 9 90, 10 30, II % q m; 30, 8 q
400, SIS, el6, %, II 30 pm; on Bun
days: 9 30 m; 9 oO,9 %, II 30, p m.
From Thirty Second ,s snd Market g. stree!
on SUNDAYS: Q 80. II % . m.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

PEKU's OBJECTIONS TO MATCHING ma
TIVE sAvAGEs AGAINST HALF-BREED
sPANIARDs.
The Charge d Affaires Of Peru says no
or dit should be given to the story pub
lished In several Bolivian journals that
Peru is recruiting her forces by the en-
ployment of cannibal savages, TO he
armed with poison, d arrows. He deems
II almost idle to con radict the report
The humane manner in which Peru has
carr ed on the war and her treatment
Of he prisoners made by her, which has
been characteriz, d ~ the Chilean gov
eminent itself Ms court Gus lica'e and
generous Is sufficient evidence that she
won d not .mpl y any 'uch means OF
warf re. F"rthermore, Petu Is not
rrcr,i ing at all, the government nj
l. IN , having issuei a circular TO the pre-
Z CT of h- various depar ments that ut
% = oops ar rred-d.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
Han y Pack age Dyes.

HAN y eack0&e Dyes.
These popular dyes are put up IN pack
ages at IS cents each and are warranted 70
dye from 10 pounds OF wOollen. silk or
economical than any dyes in use sent by
mail To any address on receipt OF prior
2JAMEs BELT. Druggist,
Cor. Sixth a Market SIS.
HO0mam's Liver rad
Has a worldwide reputation, establish
ed Through its wonderful ef1cacy In sil all.
ments that have their Oriein in q torpid
liver or diseased stom ach; such as bilious
ache, &C II cures by absorbing the dis.
ease through the pores, substituting gen.
tie vegetable tonic into the system. Have
DESCRIPTION salts. body and foot plasters
''- z. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Hixth Market Sts.
vltAlised Ph0sphates.
They supply the q stem with the ele-
ments that a,e carried of by overtaxine
the brain and nervous systeru; are very
useful TO relieve general debility, dyspep
sia and neuralgia. For sale Wholesale and
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
COr. sixta a Market Sts.
Electric Disks.
They produce constant electrical cur
| rent through the diseased parts; can be Hp-
| piled and worn " tn comfort by any per-
| son for the relief OF old rheumatic and neu-
| ralglc pains, GOODNESS and stiffness OF the
| limos, &e Sent BY mail ov
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth a Market Hts
| LADIES'DEPARTMENT,
For supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elasii'
Stockings, Ankl.ts, Knee APPS, Syrlnees
| &c.
~Private Room. Lazy Attendant.
Private entrance for Ladies' al No. Yves
| bi1tn street.
u. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth aud MARI sreatA.
Wilmington Dsiaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30


LONDON, Aug. 80, 1879.
The United State, steamer Trenton,
Captain ]. L. Davis, sailed on Thursday.
An elder brother Of the Pope met Car
dinal Pecci) died at Rome yesterday Of
apoplexy.
The Daily Ne,cs despatch from Vienna
states that the population OF Now bazar
inclined TO resist the entry OF the
A,,strians into that city.
The Los Debates, Of Madrid, recon-
mends that Spain should free oil the
slaves in her dependencies and to sub
stitute . seven years' p-riod OF service
for slavery.
The Standards Paris correspondent
says that experiments with the Edison
telephone between two points MY miies
distant were m ade yesterday with high
ly satisfactory results.
The correspondent Of the Post 1t Ber-
lin telegraphs 1.-THE value Of the rail-
ways Of which the German government
10 negotiating the purchase, amounts to
Etc, 1000 sterling"
The Posts despatch from Berlin says
the treaty for the cession OF Kulja 10
China 10 expected to be signed at
Lwadia shortly. The Chinese Plenipo-
Tertiary At 81. Petersburg will proceed
there In few days.
The correspondent Of the Paris SOir
at Turin writes that the Italian military
man9uvres at Ceprano were abandoned,
n-t on account Of the prevalence OF ma
laria, but because it was not thought
advisable 10 concentrate number OF
troops near the Austrian frontier.
THE DAGGER IN BRAZIL.
The correspondent Of the STANDARD
at Lisbon telesraphs that the Portuguese
Consul 1t Pernambuc0 has been stabbed
to death. His assassin escaped.
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
A leading Liverpool grain circular
says:-" Notwithstanding the recent un
favorable weather the grain trade re
mains dull, any tendency to improve
ment being checked by enormous ship
ments from America. The provincial
markets are generally quiet and un
changed. CargOes of coast meet will
moderate inquiry at steady prices, a
also do those for future arrival. To-Day
market was thinly attended. rher'
were q few transa lions in red Ameri
can wheat at shade under Tuesday
prices, but trade closes with more stead
ness at Tuesdays rates. White whes
has beeu In fair retail request, an
realized Tuesdays extreme Rates. Flou
was steady, but little business was dont
Corn was in fair consumptive demant
and prices tended rather ia favor Of SCI
| lars y
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
SHOT BY HIS OWN FATHER.

ST. JOHN, August ga report of a
shocking flair CONS from Brighton,
Carlton county, N. b. Donald Mcleod
vas emplo ed by James Page to watch
hi orchard from depr DAFT ms by boys.
Lat on Sunday evening a son of Nc
Leod passed through the orchard to
shorten his walk home and was shot by
his father. A fatal result is expected.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

Dem krarn-y has given one of the
nj lei pr OTIS hat a man can give OF
b. II ness 10 lead = TT mtu.
He has chained the passions of an in
fun ted mob aud saved SIN Francisco
from the frgLtful Consequences that
might have ensu-d had the restraint
which he exerci ed en- va, ting.
AL honor :" the sa,d -lot orator for his
CO. lness, wisdom aud courage in such g
crlsis
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
KATE COBB IN PRISON.

The report that Mrs. Cobb, the Nor
witch, Conn, murderer, Is leading life
of luxurious retirement in the Connect
cut state Prison has led to an investiga-
ton by q reporter, who found her in q
double cell, which Is carpeted with
heavy Brussels carpet. The gloom of
the cell is destroyed by heavy lace cur
tains of fine texture, which are festoon-
ed gracr fully over the arched entrance.
The walls are handsomely decorated
with notices, . well-filled book case,
stylish wall-pockets and elegant brackets
and the thousand and one tasteful and
inexpensive tribes so infinitely dear TO
the heart of lovely woman. An attrac-
tive camp chair, glistening with fresh
varnish and glowing with warm coLrs,
stood NJ ar dainty black walnut stand,
upon which was dish Of fruit composed
of peaches and bananas, adorned with
green leaves. Wesley Bishop, her CO
partner In crime, is one Of the most in
dustrious convicts In the prison, and
shows great aptitude for the work al
which he is put.
1t is probable that the Rev. George
M ,cdonald may visit this country again
during the winter, bringing his wife and
children with him. TIE entire family
have recently been giving q series o
dramatic performances in London found
ed on The Pilgrims Progress, DR.. Mac
donald playing the part Of "Great
heart" and his wife of "Christiana."
is understood that 1t Is Mr.. Macdonald
intention to give this curious entertain
ment In America.
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fashionable Furnl'u' !,
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NJ. 40 k1ng So
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohannan's .vrsr'AbIe turati's Is Warranted TO
,ermanenuy all forms OF spsrnAto rrhsfor senaa
Msakne~. seasr-l Dehiy, inpo:tney ETC. and
Loot and brings back the "yeuthfui Eigsr OF
tho,e VINO have destroyed II by
ersctses In from two 10 seven weeks ira This rene
dy which has been used by DIR. 1onAnnan in his pri
v,t. practice for over thirty years was never known 70
ali in curing wORsf CASKS 1t gives vitality
Imparts epeSgy with wonderful effect to those middle aged
men who feel weakness Beyond their years Its inyieor
asinE properties are felt at Young suffering
forn the consequences Of that dreadfuy destructive
habit ofSeif-Aiuse this medicine with the
snce Of . speedy ard PERMANENT This pstien
arecuy sg s parts affected as soothing and beslin
ionic and :n9dyne 70 the relaxed seminal vesele
aorisg thrn 2 their natural sste the same ss # thu
dsnts Sfs simple productions of naure-barks roots
herbs, 60 spd a<ea specific for he above diseases
No sny sdd1ess For sale only a DR.. c A Bohannan'
oAoc No. "a North fiffh gtre;t between Wa.hlnEsSl
S1-F sssIrsasiss o. spssiak Dissas~s which give
sclsar SllneatioG Of the nature SymPtoms means 2
EREE "a an address upon receipt of one stamp.
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'NHE AKTIzANs sAVlNas sAvx

'IyHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS sAs<
so1 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY nd. 1881.
Open 10 receive deposits daily from 8 A.
u. until P. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sal
ardsv evening" from 7 n o'clock:
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn they
re accounted a. deposits. Thus permanent
deposits com pound their interest twice In
Chan. W. ". SwS S g. George s. G nii
Nathan! 4. Benson, 4: Z: Liehe.stein,
". Hastings, Job H. Jackson,
edward Pusey,. VIM. H. Swim,
a ARsoo8 v. 4 BUSH. President.
GEO; 9. CAPELLE, Wee President.
" NA or SWiLHINaTon
kEposIroRs OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AaENTs OF THE TN
TED STATES.
EDWARD Belts, PREsIDrHr.'
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CAsHIEa
Paid up Capital, 100000.
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished 70 regular Depositors Without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdass
- " DIRECTORS.
f H,smf f. A p SMITH, ep5 asr VI Bush
Henry g: ncOOnh, sem = bancroft, u
'-n ~ Edward Bets " AA'nA ~
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WALL SrRRRY YEsTERDAY.-Stock s
were more active and steady. Govern
ment and railway bonds we're 10 demand
. ID higher, while State securities were
,oreottsu. Money va, essisr, lendi' 2
throughout At 3 n 81 per cent on call.
Il echapgs was dull and steady.