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THE PATIENT GAINS FOETT-OSE POUNDS
IN TWO MONTHS.
CASE OF MISS -. STATED BY DE. WILLIAM 2.
T0wLES, DEHOSsTRATOR OF ASAToNi
IN THE MEDICAL DEPARTaEST or
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
BUFFALO L.rnlA SPRINGS, July II, 1879.

BUFFALO I!TnlA SPRINGS, July II, 1879.
On July II, 1873, Miss -, aged about iv,rt' Ell
wears. cO,iIli'! me ~ 10 the use OF tho J. tina
waters she Was pale and greatly emacisicd. weigh
lny only siNtv-Strcn pounds. and ssrcring from
.ryrrt .;,,,-i III some two years duration. .hs
usual symptoms "f lnng-rontinncd lysprpsia. in
a"rrayat.. Grg:er. were presat'--want of appetite,
uri cycia;ipus y.tiic pain nfter ins.siion "f Al
moi tly . ir'n at 'rt. nlusei. constipation cA-
r.rln /, - l.r and inu-cuiar fecb"nc-s. hyp0chnr-
ar. ,.i4 IruiIrnt head che. &c. In addition In ihc
r.u.,,.,:, tn,I hid existed a-o Otal suppression
f ,nr uleu.' 'ruI ti0T for twelve mon n. She was
rut u,p,u g." Use Of "aicrs "f SprlbR No. ana hi-
r.r, ion. gwen her a. 10 her diet. IL Improve
,,,nt lI,,,IgG >Iuw ~ first. wa, decided ana coz
,iru,u. ana ,h- icf, The Sprugs aIier scJ,urn ot
,wn mouths. weighing one hundred ana eight
noud: and fully RESTORED 10 heaii. h"'h ID reear1'
I,ur,r,,a and ts. menstrual irouDe.
u, " ! "a ,,,Irt WILLIAM y. TOwLHS. u. ID.
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N. ELLYsoN n TO-. aavcrtslDg agents. irsert ad
vertisemen.s In all of the newspapers Of the Unto
St1.es At publishers ratea. Orders left al the Dl
patch countips-room will receive prompt astes
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OLD CLEMMER WHIsKEY at very low price |.
sold by ..--a W. u. BLAIR 6 Co,
llO9 Main street.
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GoCRAUD's OLfMPLAN. CREAM. FOR THE Com.
PLExIoN.-White reduced to 81: pink, for bru.
nettes, TO soc. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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SAVE MONEY by na7ln2 your printing doae atsb,
DISPATCH PRISTISG-Heuss. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction Puarasteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29

THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.-The Bonapartc
family Of Baltimore, as also 4 good many
Frcnclmcn from Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and Virginia at large, to whom invitations
were forwarded, are expected here this eve
ming to particnatc in the ceremonies which
will take place tomorrow morning at 0
O'Clock ut st. Peters Cathedral. \ number
OF gentlemen, under the direction OF McsSrs.
Ferrandini and Columbus, are at work at
the Cathedral making preparations for the
occasion. A very elaborate catafa!que is
now in course Of erection, and the interior
of the church is suitably drapcd. Over the
high altar is the following inscription {:
"EGo SUN RE3uREC1I0 EFT VITA" Tac cere-
mCnies, to consist OF the Office OF the dead
and q solemn requiem mass, will be, OF an
| imposing character.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN MABEN.-Mr. John
Mabcn. an old and well-known citizen OF
Richmond. died very suddenly ut Millboro'
Springs yesterday; aged eighty years.
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when you are losing money the most
sconon thing y6u can. dofts to take In
partner. That is the way carefui business
men do. = Modern Argo. .r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29

lNGLEslDE," pure whissey, distilled in Au
gusta county, Va, is sold At $3.50 gallon by
w. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
-'a.. 100 Main street,
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CHURCH NoTEs.-Bishop Docgctt preached
at Centenary Methodist church on Sunday,
both morning and night. The usual SER
vices were held in the other Methodist
churches.
Rev. Edward S. Gregory. Of Petersburg,
officiated and preached at ST. Johns (EriS-
copaD church, on Church Hill, Sunday
morning and night.
The Monumental church will be closed
for several weeks.
The Sunday-aftcrnoon services in the
Second Presby terian church are beginning
to be ranked among the notable things in
the history Of this summer. Since The time
for services was changed to G o'clock and
rigdly limited to Forty-fvc minutes the au-
dences have been steadily increasing. Not
wthstanding the absence OF so many Of the
people from the city, they have almost at
tanned the size of those which thronged the
church during the winter months.
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" Uaele Sam Is rieh enough
.rT,n A~,x.ilS ALA fnral.,,

You could gather the entire population OF
tbe IJnited States into Texas and not nave
it more crowded than some parts OF our
land are now. -; ~. ,.s!tE r. M ii. -a
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST OF MEssRs. ROBERT OULD AND A
SPIERs GEoRGG.-Yesterday, on complaint
fof Mr.. Wallace Washington, clerk at police
headquarters, Justice William Hal Crew
issued q warrant setting forth that it was
Represented that "Judge Robert Ould and
A. Spicrs George are about 10 tight due
| or engage in a street encounter, and that
|they will do each other some grievous bodily
harm IL not prevented from meeting in hos
tile array.'' Therefore he commanded that
the two gentlemen aforesaid be arrested.
The warrant was placed in the hands OF
Sergeant Hall, and he at once set out to look
for the accused. DR.. George was found on
Broad street. Judge Ould was not at his
office nor at his residence when inquiries
were first made for him; but about or
E6'clock Sergeant Hall returned to his resi-
fdence and there found him, and took him
into custody.
L Application for bail was made to Justice
Jobu j. Crutcb6eld, and granted in the sum
Eof,, 81, ,000.. ,PoWhatan e. Dupny, ESQ be-
came surety, for DR.. George and aior Isaac
II. Carrington for, Judge Ould., They are
10 appear for examination before the Police
Court this morning. The witnesses sum-
moued are Chief Of Police John Poe, Jr.,
Mr.. Washington, and Major Isaac e. Car
rlngton. 49,. rr,lr. lg.,.-
1t seems that the move in this matter was
made by Mr.. Washington upon q stat ement
from bighly-respeclable gentleman. who
urged haste in the matter. a., according TO
his information, q serious difficulty was like
~ to occur at any moment.
Judge Ould, with the late CEastain White
and Mr. Sbippen. OF Philadelphia, were
counsel for the Philadelphia claimants OF
the estate OF William 0. George. In one OF
his speeches the Judge made comments
which were very distasttful to the relatives
Of Mr. Gcorge-among them DR.. A. Spicrs
George, nephew OF The deceased. The suit
was some time ago ended and judgment
catered in accordance with the position and
wishes OF deccascd's relatives; but it seems
that there has recently been an outcroppin9
of the bad feeling engendered by the liisa-
ton, and that there were some reasons TO
suppose that DR.. George meant to attack
Judge Oud. Hence the arrests.
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u,IS.STREET OMNIBUS LINE.

[ ",nT or MY Observation-Disclosures
OMSiBC, LINE To 1WEEIIi. I 80 =;
FiFr sTEEEr oni."r, vii! RE rssus ns thylE vEP 3@
sGnToriu sG.T unI.v nm and after MONDAY. Jniy 2sIh.
cnmmenc,nl n, 1890 \ u. from T"ehty-nilh
street. and 7:l5 \. NJ from Holly ,;o %ooG; rvEpy
OmuILtl>e. viii run IL racA oirrc'ph E' IisA
U9IEUuf,R-DUGtNG TIE DAY. NM,
FhNr' ~'- Proprietor.
p.,.unor THIS Is THE ONLY LINE TO
HOLLYWOOD WITHOUT TRANSFER.
jy 2S-Iw
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STORE FOR RENT. F1xrUEEs ron SALE.

To accommodate our friends our store will be opeI
from a. II. until 1:15 p. II. G...
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f-5aa. CLOSING OUT! CLOSING oJr! ..
.rJr..ts.r. r. s#n- .st.
LEVY BROTu.ERS

have made general reduction In the prices Of .he
goods. You can save from 10 to so per cent. &
by making your purchases Al their store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
TTIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, IA.

The ahirty.ffth annual session will commence
ga auiIaEon and It's usual full corps of Instruct tors:
DuiIoiGas and grounds are spacious and furnished
with every modern convenience and confert. the
sanitary arrahgements are very complete and sue
cessfuL s'. sa.
Unsurpassed advantages in Music, Modern Ian
guages, aed full course OF English, &c.
ExtraEaganoe in all its forms constantly diseaur-
aged 49,. ~i.'s .-.
TERMS: Board. furnished room, heating by steam;
gas. washing, seat In church. physeian's fee, aud
tuition In full course or English, Caltshenics. Eo-
cation in classes, Latin or elementary French, tor
session Of forty weeks, S245. s--''.'>. -.
Music, &C.. extra. '."..-r r ..'s'' . :,
summer toasd, with light vacation course Of
study for pupils only. 4.r-,sn.s..r rs sg- ~ i;
For catalogues, address =
" l6-2m Rev. n. IL. PHILLIPS. Rector.
{ UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
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To HOUsEKEEpERs.-Thc attention Of heads Of
families is respectfully invited 10 the superior
quality Of BURNETT's FLAyoRING EXTRACTS.
They highly concentrated have all tine fresh
and delicacy OF the fruits from which they are
prepared. -. ...-.... .s.r. ...... e - ..s...r
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DYSPEPSIA, BILIoUsNESs, NERVOUSNESS, and
M iserableness. all cured with HOP Bit IEEs.
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STATE TAXES.

>TATE REVENUE OFFIcE.l
NO. l3 FLhyESTH STREET, Z
~ RICHMOND, July 2G, 1879.
ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT
n PAID THEIR STATE TAXES for 1878 are
hereby notified that tc tcliuaueDt lists are being
made out nd unless t':ey pay tae same al once their
viii! be sost.d at,ihe conrt-nog.e no2r as the
law provides. ). q, llSSLEr, -s
~ 2S-3t IrH-. = ' Assistant Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29

The facilities Of this Institute are better than ever
before during the lhirly-scven years OF It's exist
encG. four of the teachers having spent several
years Of study in European institutions: The charges
remain the same. For every item of board. tuition
IN al! literary studies QncIudug both ancient and
| modern languageS), and medical fee single charge
or S24O Is made. Payments are made In three
equal iuStanents In advance, intervals of aincy
days, The session Of s79-'S0 will begin on the
| 18TH DAY OF-SEPTEMBER. Apply to the su-
perntendrR. jy 22-dTn3t&w3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29

7 OST FROM MY BUGGY, on THURS
~ DAY LAST. n LINEN LAP-CLOrI. with
initials l.. t.. e worked In bIack-and-red wcrst-
d. reward Will Gc paid If lett with
LEROY T.. BROWN.
Jy 2S.2t lib Main street.
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Session begins SEPTEMBER l1Tu.
BEARD AND TUITION per haf session, Sl26.
deduction made in case Of ministers son or Of
two brothers.
For catalogues address the Principal. jy 2l-lSt
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EDVEATKssEkE.

1--~--~-->S-~~S~~-
HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
Ill BOTETOURT SPRINGS. Va. P.o)
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERN
ME\T:
GEORGE p. TAYLOR, Esq, President Of Trus-
tees:
MAJOR JOHN W. JOHNSTON, Vice.President;
CHARLES l.. COOKE, Superintendent:
MRS. ELIZA $. CHIID$, Associate Principal.
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LOST, STnAYEB. AND FuUss.

Coz REV Monday night,
y<c July 18th, II Tie Pet rsburg depot or on
the way TO A. =. Lees residences, corner NJ Leigh
and Tenth streets. TWO ONE-HUSDRED.D DOL
LAR BILLS. The fn,!er will receive the above re-
ward, and no questions asked. If returned to
ALFRED 8. LIEF.
is 29-3t los Virginia stree,
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WOOD AND COAX.

GOAL. COAL, C9AL.-I have just re-
" ccivcG L supply OF ANTHRACITE COAL, Of
superior quality: aud .sn receiving orders from my
customers and the nnhi, generally for their VIM
trr's fuel MIDLOTHIAN. WEST VIRGINIA
SPLlST and any other fuel the market furnishes
and aip scllinc Il. very low prices Give me call.
Also STEAM and GAS-COALo.
is lS-1m ALBERT BLAIR.
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7 WISH TO INFORM THOSE WHO
l. HAVE NOT CALLED that they should avail
OF The first opportunity OF seeing the
great bargains In ttISA, GLASS. and HUCsE-
FURNISHING GOODS, In great variety, at
Wh.LACE'S, 40G Broad street.
Those that cal arc pleased WIN goods aud prcrs.
jy l2-tucl2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-20

Circuit Court-Justico Wylc.-Lcmont VS.. W.
& G. II. r. Company; on hearing. Luin vs. Dodge;
Judgment by default. Kengla vs. Dodge; same
action.
Equity Court-Justlce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vs. Todd hearing concluded decree TO be pre-
pared. Bond vs. Bond referred to auditor.
Briggs VS.. King; trustee authorized to collect rents
Bennett vs. Harrison trustee authorized to collect
rents. Honnghausen vs. Williams sale ordered
and Charles Walter appointed trustee. Brant vs..
d. G.. Building andsLoan Association reference TO
auditor. Randall VS.. Mexican sale ratified and
trustee ordered to make distribution. Pullman VS..
Stevens; on hearing.
Probate Court-Register Webster-Last will and
testament of Philip Ludwig filed for probate. The
regular meeting OF the court will be at ten n. IN. to.
day.
assault with intent to kill John NJ. Buckley ON
trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit Conrt-Justice Wylic-,No 200, Hall &
Douglass No. 30l Loeber VS.. solomon ct al. No.
SO5, Loebcr VS.. Roessle ct al; No. 3o6 Locber vs..
solomon ct al: No. 1907, Loebcr VS. Solomon ct nj.
No. sos Loeber VS.. solomon ct al; No. 800, Loeber
VS.. Solomon ct al. No. 80, Loeber VS.. Solo.
mon ct al. No. $40, Dean vs., Phoenix Mutual
vs.; Fisher. and Gardner; No. S2l, Bur-
bridge VS. Hall ct al No. 500, Courtney VS.. Price
No. 32a, cottrell Bros vs. Limiriek No. S2i cottrc
Bros. VS. Drumheller; No. 49, Powell VS.. Klmmell
&smoot; No. 2i2 Fifth Baptist Church VS.. Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company; No. 2l3, liomil Ter
vs. Inland &C. Costing Company; No 26i, Howison
Equity Court-Justico MacArthur-No. %, Welsh
Us. Murphy No; 90, Riddle Us. Wright No. 80 Hol.
80, Mcdonald VS.. Barlow; No. -, Van Pattcn vs.
Palmer No. IS, Smith VS.. Dundorc No. Go, John
son VS.. Hill; No G3, Fitzhugh VS.. Gaskins,
Criminal Court-Justice Hagner. Martha Raper.
assault with intent TO kill George 4. Kline, alias
ceny; Jackson Williams Frank Lewis, and Squire
Greason. burglary and larceny; william Parker
and John Paine, burglary and larceny.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MoNErARr MAT1ERs.
New Yor. Mnner Market.
Nav YonK. June 10. 1879.

Sew YouK June 10. 1879.
Money was easy 10 day nt sos per cent.
toleIfn exchange was weak az is70i37i4 for long
ana h9sNt'9t nlrdomnud.
Government bonds were weak.
StHi0 bonds were DOLL.
"'hfoah bonds wcra strong Tho largest tranfnr-
Nnha were ia Erie new consolidated seconds which
mlNhuond 90 "a The uett largest transactions were
Zoo Missouri Kansas aud Texas seconds, which nd
Nancnd ~ 90 - The other changes we're ~ fplo,yai
An advance 81 in Missouri. KRusts ant Texas nrrts
ns1Inlleu o. sgutod, 70 tH Denver and no Gtande
utfiH. aud ln Morris ami Egsor nrsts consolidated
49, nitl There was decline NJ = IN cincinnati aud
-IL lHUglu hfsF lruHfuutcud hy La p SID. sI aud .
m Ngw Ie,.cy tcutIa hrsts onsyi idnt.d assfuted.
ilo SO market Unl irregular and in TIE main
M,A 20 We coal Fiunks " hlCii dcCl ned selts per
'etrls which recovered from 5ta TO 81 The weak
urHH lu these shares wus uue to the announcement
lhhl We delaware, Lao kaNunua and We TEN Hail
u1dtumpany would se 20 co. tons VI c0al on Wcdn q
daY uehL iho urunEer and the trun ID limo shnrcg.
llor lfat tluual dec'ius "a the opening, became
IIouH atd advanced 'rgfi per cent. Tie upwnrd
movement being led by lake shore AMI Northwest
tninmuu. Among The southwestern shares ~ Louis.
hhiifAI iiiY and Nufihgfu was most active aud al
lAutcl iff cent uu both tho common aud preferred
LluaNllle ami Nashville advanced from % 10 So md
rtnrteu o. 81. The transacitina aggregated t3ltuO
s.hfes, ~ which IS 90 were Ire 9tOl were Lake
shore, iifr were Northwestern. ibUH ~ Paul,
ltNh were Unaware, inckBwnnun aud Western, l2.0d
were New jersey central, and 1900 were Michigan
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-20
GEORGETOMN NEWS.
Collocted by Rennhlicnn Reporters.

The Curtis School building was the scene last
evening of most acknowledgements performance,
rendered for the benefit of the Home Industrial
school teachers of Georgetown, and the delightful
little operetta of" BoPeep" was presented by their
respective pupils. Considerable expense and no
lack of enterprise were manifest in the efforts u
insure complete success to the entertainment. The
stage was blessed up IN a most appropriate man
ner scenery being painted especially for tho occa
sion, A large floral frame, representing throne,
was fitted up for the especial benefit of the pretty
nke g gb BY W." Annie TRomas ' S6c BY Jen m
LGdgc la, Eva Thomas; Mistress Mara Ger,
i ESS f iozmn S Msy S iS%SeN Maud dO' Ig6
foot; Boy Blue, Charles Nordlinger 7dGy,
Elmer Mcintosh. Great credit is due to the young
lIghtfu child play, Especial mention must be
made Of Charles Nordlinger, whose acting and un-
derstandng Of his part Of !he. performance was
more than was to be expected of one young. The
the presentation of Mr. JOnneys class Of dumb,
beists, SO to speak. The young gentlemen eX.
hibitod their proficiency with The bells with a
lhOroughncss calculated to convince one of their
superbundnnce of muscular force The operettn
was concluded by the singing OF Fl Te Doum by the
Industrial School and tho beautiful spectacle of
the little ones dancing around the MayPolc.
The clerks in the various clothing and shoe
stores Of this place have been not less busy
their employers to close up their respective stores
ut seven o'clock, save on Saturdays aud evenings
iGtion for severa days and thus far has secured
Tie following signatures p. II, Hunter D. Drey-
nlrss A. Baer a. Berwanger +, A. Newman, J. Q.
linger SinshCimer & Bro, o, FIeudlich, q. Nord-
linger, II. Strauss, II, somers NJ. /, Young, and A.
Bumenhol
The funeral of Mr. William Hughes, whose sud,
den death occurred last Wednesday evening will
take place this afternoon, from his residence, on
Gay street, near Congress. Rev, Mr.. Howe, Of the
West Street Presbyterian Church. will olciate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-20
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.


NAVY DEPARTMENT..
wAsHfSGToS June 3, 1874
Sealed proposals. addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, for furnishing stationery for the Navy Depart
ment and bureaus and Offices creof in Washing on
during the fiscal year ending June So 1850 will be
celved until IL o'clock IN. ofthe 10Th OF June.
,-Proposas must bes ubmitted on the forms furnished
by the Department, with the guarantee and certificate
annexed. and must embrace nil the items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged in business in
Washington, or who have not supply depot In such
city, viii not be considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes: lst
paper and envelopes; "a, miscellaneous articles; and
the contract will be awarded In the whole or by
classes, MS may be considered the more advantageous
to the Government
The Department reserves the right to require n
greater or less quantity of any article In the schedule
than that specified, rs the wants Of the same may
quirc
The articles will be called for from time TO time as
needed. and must be IN accordance with the schedule
and satisfactory TO the head of the Office bureau Tor
which required must be delivered without unneces-
snry delay, and at the expense OF the contractor; In
default OF any OF which requirements the Department
reserves the right 10 purchase the articles elsewhere
or 70 annul the contract In whole or In part, and viii
hold the contractors responsible for any additional ex
pense II may Incur thereby.
The Department the right TO waive defects
and TO reject any or all bids.
Bills properly approved, aCcruing under the con.
r. W. THOMPSON,
Je0 Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-20
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE juno 10, 1874.
Cotton quiet and nominal. Mlddling, i2.c
Flour nominay steady and quiet. Howard street
ana Western superine s. 2j43 80: do extra q 25S5;
do family, IS l2G57j; Cty Mills superfnc, s. 2Sa4; do
extra, 81 25g5 do Rio brands, 81 -: Paasco hlmIly
:G7l
Wheat-Southern: Small receipts. Western uns L
tied and lower. Southern red iS@I 10 for old 81
for small lots OF prime new; No Pennsylvania red
81 Il; No Western winter red, spot, u I4s: June
81 1901 i3ai July. Il Os'i Og August, q Oj. Sep.
TENDER, u Oj'46gi 0Sis.
Corn-sOuthern firm for white and nominal or yell
low. Western quiet and easier Southern white Sc:
do yellow, +c Western mixed. spot, l3l;c: June,
i5ac july, 1875 bldc; August, ii4@is.c; september,
lj(d 4jAc.
Cats dull and lower. Southern, 3Ga1iOc: Western
iOc. "
Rye quiet and nominaly COaGlc for good to prime
Hay quiet. Maryland ana Pennsylvania prime TO
choice, sl2@la.
Provisions quiet and dull. Mess pork, sIO75 for
new Bulk meats-loo,e shoulders, fG4l6c; clcnr-rib
sides J6l6tsc: packed, i'4c aud 5Isc Bncon-Shoul-
ders, nc; clear.rib sides &c Hams lOJsMIISC Lard
refined, III ticrceS, &c. Butter dull and ominally
steady choice Western lUG lsc. Eggs FREQ rcCeip s.
market lower NJ l3d lie.
Petroleum dull ana weak. Crude nominal. refined
6lic.
Coffee quiet and firm. Rio cargoes iitaal4l4c.
sugar steady aud quiet, a soft, SGSlac.
Whisky firm at 81 OG'a Gl %.
Frcigllts to Liverpool pcr steam duh and nominal,
Cotton, 3-iGd: Hour IS; grain. 464. d.
hecelpis-flour, 2,f5 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn
el,OOO bl; oats, 1900 Du.
shlpments-Wheat, 70 500 bu; corn. l0iOOo bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-20
MOUSSE or REpR rs ENT44IrEy.

u Ne
MI HESRY submitted conference report upon
hc bill relative to the pay Of committee clerks and
other employees Of the House, and II was agreed TO-
Mr. MCMAHON submitted the conference report
npon the judicRl'eSpenseS bill.
lIAe report recommends that the House recede
Hoih us disagreement to amendment one, and
igree to the same with an amendment striking out
he words inserted by the Senate and inserting I'm
fen thereof the following; Under any of tllo nro
iisons OF title 20 OF the Revised Statutes or mo
Omitted States authorizing the appointment or nav r,.
mcnt OF general orspecnl deputy marshais G,r Scr
giceS In connection with elections or on eiociion
aay" " e'ceuoh
Mr., MCMAHON proceeded to explain tho ranort
lfadopted, itwoud prohibit any ohlcer Of tho Gov
eminent nom making any contract or incnrri,, ~,
any liability under any of the provisions of lila u
of the Revised Statutes, Ii would be seen thni sn
pcrvisoTs were not mentioned In the spctiow
There was no doubt that all supervisors. oTdinnrv
and chief, were paid out of O permnnent ANIMAL
appropriation fund. The limitation was confined
70 mnrshRls, aud If Democrats surrendered I'M
Limitation they would be base and worthless Rcn.
TesentallIes OF the people, and would no longer
deserve lne confidence OF their constituents What
ever might be thought Of supervisors of election
special deputy mATshuls had been one Of the uross
est oqtragos on decent and fair elections that had
ever been committed.
MI, MONROE thought that the report leit the bill
III peller condition than when Originally uassel
by the House. IL lessenod The danger with which
the departments Of the Government had been
threatened. sun the bill was leit In lust such
form as, on principle the Republicans had been
opposed 10 al along, and were opposed to now. It