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EXGU RSxONS.
GRAND EXCURSION StE
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
BROAD. STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO
OLD FONT, NORFOLK, WASHINGTON, AND
BALTIMORE,
TUESDAY, AUGUST l9, 1879,
ON THE
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL.

independent Order Of Odd Fellows. Knights o
Pyrhias, anu /. o. Fore>ters Will join in this ex-
curSion.
Terms 10 eSea sIoni;s &C HYgslaa ys aHe,s 9d
week. $3.50 for ten days. ...~ p
Tickets 10 Old Point snd Norfolk and return. So
Children uEder Twelve years and over five years
81 so under five years, free Good for eleven davs
Tickets 10 Washington and return. S2. Good fol
fifteen DAYS.
! ickets to Baltimore aud return, s5. Good for
fifteen days.
Persons going to Washington and Baltimore vii
connect at Olo Point with The steamer Lady Of tho
Lake.
Boat leaves wharf at 7:l5 A. NJ. CARRIER vii send
for excursi0niSts and take them 10 the boat for %
cents each.
Tickets for sale at j. Watson Phillips'S, 401 west
Grace street; ). y. Wilkinson 4 Cos. 2S north
Niuih street I. l.. D. Walford's. 4 a east Broad
street: Woedhouse & Parham's. 1lo7 east Main
street W. Holt Richardson's. No. 10 north Four
tecnrh street Charles \. Bcrriln'S. l70l east Main
street: G.. NJ. Lulnpkin'$. sol north Twenty-1fth
street: Carriers Ticket Agency. S26 east Main
officers and members Of Friend hp Lodge. 30. =.
F.; K. \. SDraecinS. ~ Hicks x CO.'S, Oh TWENTY
third street helw. cu Main mud Cary. DR.. w. F.
Richard>On's drugstore. 5OS north Seventeenth
street j. G.. satferShite. 1T Gathi.ilt & sons
Governor street.: X. Il. GRAY. No. 10 north Nint,
street: G.. W. Longs Twrl'I and Hull streets.
Manchester. committee of Knights Of Pythias. and
committee Of Court Richmond, No. l. .. FOrcsters
Baltimore tickets tor sal. ut T. J.. ID. Wallortfs
easr Er0ad street: tiIrbei's Ticket AZ elcy 81
east Main street: and e. III. Pages, Nineteenth ano
Cary strteIs.
No tickets will he sold OH the wharf or boat on the
mnrrine OF HE excursion.
Tickeis can lie rad at e.. A. Pcrrlau's drugstore
1901 east Main street. on Ihc morning Of the 10Th
au l2.Gt
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A TENNESSEE DUEL.-A duel was fought
in the suburbs of Nashville, Tenn, Tues
day night, by two well-kuown young men
OF that city, Lewis Bryan and Pat. Malloy.
The affair originated over some deprecatory
remark made by Mulloy concerning the
character OF u third person, q young lady.
BRYAN challenged Malloy to mortal combat,
and upon the acceptance OF the challenge
reyolyers were chosen. 1t was agreed to
fight without seconds. Malloy reached the
ground fifteen minutes before the appointed
time, and few minutes afterwards hack
drove rapidly up, and Bryan, accom-
panied by physician and another
gentleman, aIighted. MaIloy charged
Bryan with violating the agreement
by bringing friends. The physician said
he was not aware OF the agreement, but
would not act as one of the seconds. Cam
dies were lit, and the men, with cooked re-
yolyers in their hands, faced each OF her at a
distance OF twenty PAGES. The physician
was to give the signal for firing, but before
be uttered a syllable Bryan discharged bis
weapon straight at Malloy, the bullet pass
ing through the, coat-colIar OF the latter.
Aaloy then fired, the bullet taking elect III
Bryan's left arm, intlietins painful wound.
The parties then declared themselves satis-
fed. shook hands, and hurriedly Rft the
spot for fear of being discovered by the po-
lice ..,ss. t..t q t....z -.-'.a VI ..-..
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Mr.. Judah T, Benjamin, it is stated DJ
the New Orleans i}emecras mas reeeh.l,
bought q beautiful Partisan reslaenee zee aol ao
the comfortable sual in cash OF ooo,oo.
frapcs.. 1t is added that this large suhiiuoes
not exceed one-half Of his yearly tneouls
from his practice in the Enslisn eoarls'
The Democrat recalls the TACT that Mr. bsl.'
iamin. fourteen years ago, after tue u's
persion OF the Confederate government
,tramned on foot from Central Georgia to
Florida. and escaped 10 an open boat TO
Sassau with a single ten-dollar goid-plece
in his pocket, which he gave to The colored
mon who roWed the little boat. He is SAID
- nreserye. an unchanged sympathy with
and devotion to bis Louisiana friends, ana
"a Ink forward enthusiastically to revisit
ing the State and those old friends. .a':
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the 10Th. The place selected.is avery pretty
| one and the programme OF amusements at
fr1ctiye

SUDDEN DEATH.-The ambulance was
called 10 the West End Park about I o'clock
yesterday evening to take away man, by
appearance 4 German. who was found on
the grounds ve.y i'll. Dr.. Shields promptly
responded with the ambulance. The man
was carried to the almsbouse, and died in
less than an hour. He had evidently been
drinking hard. He was about fifty years Of
age.
Two persons at the almshouse said de-
ceased was J. J. Beazley, painter. OF this
city; two others were equally positive that
it was not Mr.. BcaZiey.
The Coroner was called upon to view the
body; but was unable last night to get
other information than is here given.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER GOOD TEMPLARs.-
The following officers of Phoenix Lodge,
No. 81, /. o. G. t., have been installed by
D. 6. W. c. L. Richard A. Bromberg: G..
L. Jones. w. c. T.; Miss Ida Quarles, w.
V. T.; Jul. L. Wright, W. r. s.. Miss Sal
lie Valentine, W. 4. S.; X. 81. Burford, W.
F. S.; Mrs. S. I. Perry. w. T.; F. D..
Gam, ". c.; T. Fl. Folkes, W. NJ; Miss
-FoxweII, WI. IT. IL. R,aSrsith, s'Wss:.
Mrs. J. Longenottie, w. R. S.; Mrs. s. A..
Cosby, W. L. s.; c. 7. Sims, ?. W. G. T.
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AGJE AND FEVER.

pn. c. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS In cases
AGrE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, arc
productive of Inc most happy results. No better
ca,hartc can be used preparatory TO or after taking
uunine. We would aiv'e III WHO are afflicted With
th!. disease 20 give them 4 FAIR TRIAL.
For all biioas arrangements. and as simple pur-
ea,ivc, they uncqu2lled
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TO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

At a meeting Of the Board of Commissioners
OF the sinking Fund held May l, S79, Il WAS
Rssolred, That the acting president of the Board
give public notice hy adverllSclneRt that the oul-
Standing londs of the city OF Richmond, due in
1850 will on and after The Let day of July, $40.
hc redeemed presentation At the office OF The
Auditor of the city.
In pursuance. ii the above directions, hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
TIE CITY. due i'll July. 1880, amounting 10 S67,-
45l.37. ard August. 1850, amounting TO S37,.
56S.2S--tolal. l05.0l9.G5-will he redeemed al
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on rrcsehta,
ti0n AZ the office OF the Auditor OF the city OIL and
after the lST DAY OF July. 1879.
HENRY &. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners Sinking Fund.
lny3
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THE TREDEGARs GETTING UNDER WEIGH
AGAlN-CoNTRACT FOR BUILDING ONE
HUNDRED BoE-CARs-A CoNvALEsCING
PATIENT-ExTRAoEDINARY DEM AND
FOR STATIONARY ENGINEs-OUR MANU-
FACIURERs CROWDED WITH ORDERS,
AND SOME OF THEM WORKING EXTRA
HouRs-THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS GOOD
TIMES.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, cooler northcrly to eaSterly winds,
becoming variable during Saturday. with
slight rise followed by falling barometer,
threatening weather. and rain.
For the South Atlantic States, southeast
to southwest winds, threatening weather,
and rain, with faling barometer and slight
changes In temperature.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
cloudy. In the evening there were bght
showers. - L, Ii. ,s...,z...,s..,.. !.
'ss'1Yssss4ssa q aEfFY I Yfsf fsKorY II: M.s
"a. NJ, SO; noon, 50; P. H., 81; z.
M., rs; midnight. r. ....... .
Mean temperature, IS. ..-.. /.
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NOW, here is something. rs ToodIcs says,
TLnL's bound To Ec IIsnful ono III ll.su lln y

Now, here is something. rs Tond'cs says,
That's bound to he useful one OF these days.
AN UMBRELLA.
LEVY BROTHERS have reduced :he prices of tllt Ir
Umbrellas 10 such low surcs that II will nay you 10
purchase one at once. They are also selling silk
Parasols at 45. 90. so, 65. 75c.. and $1-all oil
which are worth double the money. They have a
few left Of those SIX Parasols Iiucd with silk. al
formerly sold AT $3.50 and 81.
LEVY BROTHERS also oGcr great bargains in The
remainder Of their stock of Dress Goods. Also
great bargains In 200 Remnants Of Dress Goods
You can save money by making your purchases
now, as the whole stock of goods must bc sold.
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=, Picnic AND BALL AT MECHANIcsv1LLE.-
A. nic.nic and ball will be given ut Cunning
hams grove, head Of MeebaniesyIlie turn
pike, by Modoe Tribe, !. q. B. M., TQesaay
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be cr-
tirely prevented by the use OF RUnSETT's CO.
CoAISE. It has been used In thousands OF cases
where the hair was coming out IL handsfu. and Las
never failed TO promote 4 healthy aud vigororous
! growth.
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CoEFECTGONERIEs, de.

tJURE cASDIES.-I am notwithstanding
eaiiy 10Y iuiln table pure crushed sugar IL r.
sSs,nrLdD FLINT CANDIES. / make better ia E.
e.n. IoF wholesale purposes than any house ia this
rssaanny-mMarrsnied perfectly pure and MO nduIts-
We don't use any eucos grape-Sugar tara
10 stsnd ashisr. brighter drmec, aud u warranted
l4l2 Msla ssress.
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PIANasS. ORGANS. &c.
DERFECT PIANO-FORTES. srg

DERFECT PlANO-FORTES. Gaasy
The undersigned are The Richmond agents for
M-ssrs. CHICKERlSG SONS PGANO-FORTEs,
and invite parties wanting FIRST. CLASS instru'
mcn,s to purchase this make. They have obtained
the highest awards Of medals and decorations
whenever exhibited In competition with others.
TuALBERG, the great performer and composer
said of them They are the best have seen In the
| GorTsCHALK, the poet pianist, says: II consider
| them the best in tie world"
c. BAssINI says:"I have selected Chickering'S
Pianos for their perfect purity o: tone"
DIR. FRANZ LIsZT, the king of piano-fnrte play
ers. says:"I consider the Chckcrlns Pianos the
best made In Europe Or America; TO be just, must
declare them perfect" es,.
Sold as low as at tie factory, and upon agreeable
terms. a. WoODHOUsE & rARHAM,
| ty3I Booksellers and Statloners.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-the worlds great
remedy for Colds, Coughs. Consumption, and all
affections Of the Lungs and Throat.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attb.
DISPATCH PRINTING-fiOCSE. Good work, Low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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1CE-CEEAM.-Pcach Lemon. Strawberry, Chico.
oa'c, Pineapple. and Vanilla, made of the best ma
terial, AZ PIZzIETS. '
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1T IS IMPOSSIBLE to remain long sick or out OF
health where Hop Eitlers are used.
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Il. ELLYSoN u CO.. advertising agents, insert az.
ver.isements in all Of the newspapers cf the Unite
Slaes at publishers rates Orders LEFT at the DIS
putc. couutiEs-room Will receive prompt after
tiol,.
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FINANCIAL. 4

LOR SALE,
TEN SHARES OF
VIRGINIA TRANSPORTATION AND TOWING
COMPANY.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Gu lG-5t Ills Main street,
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FINE PEARs-juicy and sweet-at PIzzINl's.

gusta county, Va, is sold Al $3.50 IL gallon by
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
100 Main street.
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SPLENDID PEACIrES.-pIZZINI has fine lot
luscious Peaches.
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FOR RENT.

OFFICES FOR RENT-TWOA
" LARGE, ,WELL-LIGHTED. and WELL I'll
VENTILATED ROOMS. on brst floor, over YAM
lawyers or dentists. Apply at Dispatch Office.
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OLD CLEMMER WuIsKEY at a very low price /
sold by W. ID. BLAIR K Co.,
110Q Main
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LOST. sTEAYED. AMP FOUND.

7 OST, AN OLD-FASHiONED POCk-
IL ET-3O0K containing OF t50.bill, ten SIG
bills nine S5-bils. ana two$l bills. and several ors
ders FRI III merchants authorizing T. Il. Powell 70
haul heir fregh's. a r"ward of TWENTY-FIVE Et.
DOLLARS VIII uc Daiu for lis return either 10 SIR.
y. B. POWELL. 603 west Marshall street. or to the
Dispatch Office. au lis
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PfsENTHNG-HOUSES.
DISPATCu PRINTING-HOUSE.

nISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one OF the LARGEST AND BEST
tiucd with skillul mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, in the very best styl,
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUslNESS-CARDS.
vISITING-CARDs.
Observation-Disclosures,
WEDDlNG-CARDS,
SHOW-CARDs
BILLS LADING,
HEcElPTs,
Rthl.-HEADS.
LETTER-HEADs.
NUTE-HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
NOTICES. CHECKS, sorrs
DRUG-LABELs' TAGS
ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly flled and de-.
Tercd by express or mall
We have all the NEWEST STYLES Of TYPE
and execute work IN manner that cannot be sur.
passed.
Veal do all kinds of BINDING and RULING
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and seno
samples when renuIrnd. mn i2-h.s".""
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RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 a. NJ. large sale OF
new carriages, busgies, rocHaways, and SPRING
wagons.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, eighteen horses,
four Alderney cows &c.
GEORGE e. CRAWFORD. 5 p. NJ. land on the
Brook turnpike five miles north of Richmond.
GODDiN, WARREN & Co. 6l5 p. NJ. trustees
sale Of Il framed house the north side OF
China street near Pine street.
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EfS- On all saLss or Rsat Estate made bst,sea
the Isl Of January ami i1St Of June the tnreS 10.
the present year hdre 10 he paid 6ythe purchase,
Or. GU sales made 6t!DseT the lst 0fJulg hndins
of rhe gear the taTes haze TO be aid ty the seller
f'rnS custom wa; adopted abOut fifteen years age
hy all lie real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies 10 Richmond ami Vieinity.1
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ETTESGER L EDMOND.

This firm has not yet felt the turn Of the
tide as greatly rs Messrs. Tanner and Tai
bott, owing in part to the fact that they de-
mend TO considerable extent on the tobacco
business. But they take cheerful view
aud look forward to better times.
In brief, our iron manufacturers are highly
encouraged. They are employing greater
number of hands than before for years, and
as business increases will cali in more.
Every dollar they bring here adds to the
general prosperity; the revival in their
business will in consequence be matter for
public rejoicing. "
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CONCORD GRAPES.-A hce lot Of this fruit 4
PIZZISI's.
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PICNICS.
GRAND PICNIC AND BALL.


GRAND PICNIC AND BALL. g3
VI ~
A GRAND PICNIC AND BALL will be Eask
given at Cunninghan's Grove, heud OF Me- 0s'<S
chanicsvie turnpike, by MODOC TRIBE, No. 81.
/. o. K. NJ. on :, >....1
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1879.
Dancing all dsy and night. Glass-ball shooting
for silver cup will take place at 8 O'Clock z. N.
Dancing from II O'Clock III. to O'Clock 4. N. A
ine god ring for the handsomest lady.
Convey TO the grove win leave the corner OF
Twenty-flfth and Broad streets Sales's drugstore.
OF Fenable aid Mosby streets, and The corner
of Eighteenth and Main streets. at O'Clock \. NJ.
and O'clock p. H. Round trip 10 the grove. Csc.
Aimitance. 25c. au 1929
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| pANT0PS HIGH SCHOOL-A Collie.
gse sossangESssbRRqla nf8FF nfS8FF e.
! LEfIE, or UNIVERSITY. Opens SEPTEMBER
| 18TH; 500 per half session. Send for Circular
REV. EDGAR WOODS.
an 12-10t Charlottesville. vs..
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The, course OF instruction In the Classics and
Mathematics Is very fuif and complete. Special st.
tentton paid 10 the English language and It's tcra.
ture. Session begins OCTOBER 1ST.
For catalogues, &C.. address
COLONEL II. p. JONES.
F Tayiorsv.l!e, Hanover county. Va.
0c1
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EDUCATIONAL.
HANOVER ACADEMY, VA.

INSTRUCTORS: ~
COLONEL HILARY P. JONES, N. A.,
MAJOR HORACE w. JONES,
MIR. JAMES al. AMBLER.
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TAW SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

land LEE UNIV FACULTY:
CHARLES A. GRAVES, N. a.. Professor Common
and Statute Law and Equity Jurisprudence: WILL
LIAM PRESTON JOHNSTON, III. D.. Professor of
History aud Science OF Law !: Hon. }. RANDOLPH
TUCKER. Ill. d., Professor International and Con-
stttutinna! Law; Hon. FRANCIS r. ANDERSON,
Lecturer on Common Carriers; Hon. WILLIAN
MCLAUGHLIN, Lecturer on Practice and Pleading
In Courts OF Law and Equity: BOLIVAR CHRIS
TIAN. 4. NJ. Lecturer on Parliamentary Law and
Procedure: Hon. HUGH W. SHEFFEY, LII. d.,
kectuI er on Wills and Probate Practice.
TUITION AND EXPENSES for session Of nine
months, lncluGing everything except books and
clolhing, need not exceed $3.50: by messing NAV bc
reduced to 1926. Next session begins SEPTEM-
BER 18TH. For catalogues address j. l.. CAMP
BELL. DR.. clerk, &C.. Lexington, Va.
ap
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w WANTED.-A TEACHER OF EXPE-
| W RlESCE WISHES 4 SITUATION in either
| a school or nrivate family. Cnnpctcrt 10 teach
English. Mathematics, French, Latin. and lustru-
| mental MuSir. References given ami required. Ad
| dress "LhpY TEACHER lis west Washingto on
| street. Petersburg. Va. II 2tN
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tgsspD AEsS COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Send in your or.
~ GERS prices for all kinds and sizes OF
Grsl-class ANTHRACITE COALBURG SPLlNT
from East Bank. BRIGHT HOPE or CLOHER
HILL, SOFT COKE. NUTTALBuRG, ENGlNE'
any and every Kind Of COAL. COKE or "Ooio.
Orders promptly flied from either olhce-Brook
avenue and Marshall street (: Broad street opposite
Theatre, Or 1905 Cary street: r
ty2S CHARLES Ii. PAGE.
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~ G Ms

WANTED.-AF FULL GRADUATE OF
w TIE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
who has hat. m.nv years experience in teaching
DESIRES SITUATION for the ensuing scholastic
year in 4 college. ac,Ifcmy. or private family.
Hcicr$ to General +. II. Smith OF IN" institute
and olher references gwen II desired. Address
CAPTAIN r.. B. ROBINSON.
I.iiwa"n Po-t-ofre. Lancaster county, Na.sS
al Il. decd Is W
Daily globe., 1879-06-11
ENGLISH GRAIN.

Condition of the Growing Crops Marx cts
s Quiet and Prices Generally Unchanged.
LONDON, June 10.-The Mark. Lane E1tuess
says the weather the past week was very wet in
some parts Of the country. However, the
growth and color Of wheat is improved, and
cereals are growing rapidly. The depressing
advices of the last six weeks were succeeded by
more promising ones.q Winter wheat has im--
proved. and barley and oats tolerably healthy,
Deliveries of English wheat at country markets
have increased, but the offerings at Mark Lane
were light, and trade fat. Both in town and
country inferior parcels are nearly unsaleable.
The local trade lis very quiet. Large arrivals
of wheat from America and Russia weighed
heavily ON business. The weeks business was
desultory, as trade was interfered with by the
holidays, but foreign was little altered. Inn
ports into London to Friday, A, $50 quarters.
Shipments from northern Russia are arriving
maize enabled sellers to establish an advance
of three to six cents per- quarter, and the de-
mand was strengthened by the scarcity and
dearness of fodder. Cargoes off the coast are
little changed, 21s I'd and 22s being the present
valuefor sound mixed. Barley and oats are
slow of sale at last weeks prices, dealers only
satisfying their immediate wants. Arrivals at
ports of call the past fortnight we're limited,
and after slight f1uctuations wheat closed
steady and little changed. Inferior american
inquiry at late rates. Barley steady. Sales oi
English wheat 1912 quarters, at 74ls I'd,
against 80, ,984 quarters, at 49s, corresponding
period the previous year. Imports into the
United Kingdom the week ending May 31st;
S68,9l7 hundred weight wheat, and l20,9l4
hundred weight -four. 81
Daily globe., 1879-06-11
.OWATONNA NEWS.

ESPECIALLY REpoRrED FoR THE ST. PAUL GLOBE. /
OwAIoNNA, June 59.-Wind. rain and sum
shine, alternately for the past twenty -four
hours. a III sea, tasa &.
Messrs. Lawrence. of Mankato, and O'Brien,
Of st. Paul, members Of the legal fraternity,
are here attending court, with headquarters at
the Arnold House.
The grand jury having finished their labors
were discharged Saturday evening.
Sufficient money has been subscribed to have
q grand display Of fireworks on the evening of
July 4tb.
The grand jury have returned bills of in-
dictment against Frank Leckover and Joseph
Kaplon, for incendiary.
@ The opening concert of the season, by the
Owatonna cornet band, took place in the park
on Saturday evening. Their mastery rendi-
tion Of many very difficult selections was duly
appreciated by the large number who. assem-
bled to hear them. s4sffT5 s3E5fys 5ssss 81
Friday evening the amusement exercises of
the class of '79, of the High school, were he'd
in the NJ. e. Church in this city. The class is
composed of seven young ladies. who acquitted
themselves with marked ability. Professor
Thompson, Of the State university, delivered
the address to the class, after which Hon. T..
L.. Wheelock, president of the board of educa-
tion, in . neat speech presented each with her
diploma, 80
Daily globe., 1879-06-11

1t Is apparent from these figures that we
hold the balance of power in the nation and that
If we exercise that power wisely. man can
be elected President in 1880 who holds views
antagonistio to our principles. And the mag
niticent triumph recently achieved in Califor-
MIA by which the people of that State have se-
cured many OF the fundamental reforms long
sought in vain by the people of Min nnesota,
proves that our power is not waning. s
Even the o-called and much boasted re
sumption of specie payments" is, carefully con-
sidered, but an affirmance Of our principles.
We did not oppose the equalization of the pur-
chasing power of greenbacks and gold, but we
believed the way to reach that result was, not
by destroying the greenbacks, but by dimin-
ishing the demand for gold through the use of
greenbacks, for the payment of duties on i'm
ports, and for the payment of interest on the
public debt. And what is the so-called Repub-
Ican resumption Of specie pa merits but the
carrying ont of those principles !? 4 It is true
that at place in the United States, in the
city of New York, you can exchange greenbacks
for gold but as the government receives its
duties in greenbacks and pays the interest on
the public debt in greenback, there is no de-
mand for gold, purpose to which it can be
exclusively applied. hence no premium upon
it, and hence al equalization of its purchas-
ing power with greenbacks. Re
sumption then is simply carrying out the ma
tional platform. How widely differen 1t all this
from the doctrine enunciated by the Repub-
Gcan party in 1875, that the greenbacks repre-
sented part OF the national debt; tenn porarY
loan that must be wiped out before the lst OF