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, 1879-06-28

6ptcial Dte,,c:r:a ta Tas 1rtouns.
EAST LlnxnTr. rn..,, JUNO 27..uATm TTLE-hsi, TIL ati
] tsiour% H. and md .4o Tor sao hsro, ~ against {. lis
through and i. 0.3 locaI tie week heforo; Tho sup
E'y as Isea goSd et fsnesaly medium IN ,ghsi asi
hsi,as "a u d:op; i: Psass a 4 ~, :,
worth 49,. q uen a. Eood; aoo os; ,o:siy u, ~
LII 16o nsi e So, stSSa4 s d; a.; IT, oeS e
g. ceSsf. sS s aa tessrs ss%sa a a ss;
snd eows. 81. ioA3. 5i sales for tbs weck, l. S''
head, against 0l3 laas sesk; .a.,u,. % 40
ehsnxca; 1 @ tii al .o % and ms!kos eossd aim s1!.'
-, 7SSRt: 81 ft:1sRnas os sd'ass
T. eisSs iSSs i:a Is; txes:i: ss. .,.., % 100
ssxImse9tnts san5; b.,9s ns'n II II aSoat III
sar. thoss suitable ior export tratc selling At 1os
a0o Oh last week; otAsEs aoao5oe %ost ra,. Of ~
IT, so6sa %; fslr 7b 10 a. -. 950e3. g; lambs =
10 quality, e4.3N1 IS; veal ealYes, 9a' oo9s '''
ALBANY.
fntefdl Mspqtch to ms 1ffbuH&
AtuANI, Y, y. june 97.-iixE'Es-n ness,u's, ; nv,
7o5 cara: last week, 743: market does 10. VIZ
materially from 'ass MeeK fer ta i9I s ats as
R5egaie !: 800. showing business fa!1y ~ so0a ~
utIc.4 current 'ast week. .,4x.
SHHEr AND D14ANnh-l{scetpts, o1 ea!st '.s1 s11.msrd
lis; offerings of shocp mostly WeAteEni 1emnms !,.
quite limited; DECLINE Of e .lnsS 9psaans n!oersio
trade demand tor sheopi lccl'ue NC, With Am''ea
sales II 4tckpGAc.
70 IA lptsteTa As.oetattd PTrss
ALBANY, N. T., Juuo 17.-CATTLs-heeu!Psr ~
706 car, sgnlnst 743 last waek; pstess SUI" Nv
Shsngo. -. r,,nax
SiKEr AMI LAAns-Recelpts. VI a,s ~.
against liz last wsek prices on sheep ~" 1,sc.
cilue Of ,ic; common N fair ~ 94e eooa; 3;h M,
choice. {5tdb5c Lambs in good eupnlJ. M.u x
moderate trade. a. fully 10 dee!lnos eon@'e'' >"
faif, 4!i6S5e; good, &c; extra, e&tUle.
NEW yOkK.
N1w YoAx, June e7.-Bsxvks-Recotpts,1 1uVt
market opened tasstyi early aales 1t aboas el'a''A
, 1879-06-28
Columbus. Chicago d 1nttana Cont.al nrsts

Columbus, Chicago d Indiana Coutrat flrsts
Hcre dull.
State bonds were dull, except Louisiana cote
sols, which woro strong and higher.
Stock speculation was dull throughout, but a
firm tone prevailed, mid the market closed
strong at an advance OF 1S@t, except for Kansas
Pacific, which declined |. Transactions wero
1000 shares: 1900 Erie. 1000 Latso Shore, 3,oN
Northwestern, 11,ooo ST. Paul common, o.'fo
Lackawanna, 8,5O0 Nor Jersey Central, B,0o0
Ohioa, 1900 Western Union, $500 Pacific Mall,
10000 Kansas City 4; Northern, and :, 100 1T.
Louis l. San Francisco. -.
Money market easy ut 21S@4. Primo NOR
cant.to pnpcr, 31SG94}4.
Sterling exchnnFo woak; 60 days, 4SG4 sight,
4884. ',-''".
DrJ-goods tnnorts for tho week. 81, OCT, 900.
llar silver at London Is ii lilo pence. Sub
sfdIarf silver coin Is 4@Gn1 per cont discount
, 1879-06-28
sALT-Thc demand continues good ani thu n,u,-

keF efchdys
Fine aatt. hs!,.. s........'' ......,.s LILO
ltoarso sa1t, = Fbrl...........+... .... 40
Dairy, r htl, without bags .......... 1E0
Atliton and Euroka dairy. nor saek... E.TSa3 'm
HflfsKY-Was In good demand nnd 1c hiKfcr.
Halcs Woto fapostol Of $50 hrls dssll1esa goods an
shn basia Of $l .n1 par gallon tor hsuhw!los.
WooLr-Waa rnportoi IL hc rhthcr qptet md
Weak. stock y lncrtasinr tho recelpsa Bling lft.
tGra!, hnn buyers seem 10 hnvo 1od mp md ttft,
Tho country ho1dcrs also nppenr mora willing ia
sscl: No change of Importance Il n,alo In Tho fol.
lowing tal'o OF rFlccs:
Mnsnoa n9cce, nicdi1n1... ..............3oaa3a
WaahctI heacn, hnc, pet lb... ...10Ell!
Medium uawnshod. go. ,.... ........... 24sta1
Flno da:..... .,.n.... go. =. ..,... 186lal
Gonssn dn...,...:......,.... ........... ..1hnoj
n'Hhhhet!, Choices. .......... .......37G729
Tuo'Waehed, common 10 good. ~. ..... 80. .5oQD37
, 1879-06-28
LIVE STOCK.

cATTLE-1n no respect was 5cstosdAy's market
morn favorable 10 sellers than wero tho two pre-
coafng dnYs. For fat catso tho demand waa OF
restricted proportions, Eastern adylcea bolnR OF
character to chcck nnJ tendency activity In thu
shipplng movement, md, ns the supply Of good 10
choice grades VAS large, the advantage was Agafn
With buyers. It twns n dull and dragging trads
throaehnut md prices showed good deal Of 1t.
regularity. Some ea1csmcn wctc fortunate enough
tn obtain Thursdays prices, while others parted
with their stock al 10e oil. salcs would Indicate
decline from Tuesday Of 15125c. There was
soo inquiry from exporters. but they did not seek
the class Of stock formerly faken fps tho English
markets. lighter class tstcess Weighing from
1.a5o 10 400 1bs} being in lemand. Tho New
York Journal Of Commerce OF Monday last aays:
'Thc export demand was !ureo ind mainly fos
good md n1tra stocrs, Of which upwards Of 900
vera taken Ut 0Gb10c per lb. Not counting tho 2ei
fat cattio taken on from tho utabcd steamer
Canadn yeetcrday. anil nav In tho cnttle. yards
hero awaiting transportation. shpmontA for The
week wore /, I'll liYe cattle md e. his rs Of beef"
Common Erhtlcs Of natives and all qualities OF
Texas through catttn were In fair request lnchl
hcc0nHt. and for such tho market maintained
fairly steady tome, TIM supply not hcing excessive.
Trading was at 81. aGb2 30 for scrnb lots to st. Is
Go6. 05 for extra with most OF tho ahIcs AT 81 TIA
4 10 for nativo butchers stun: NJ 81. .03G33. 20 fos
Tcxans; and at S. g0l4 G6 for fat to choice ship
ming AtcGrs. The market clnsed dull, with good
deal Of ssock--nios1ly shipping gtades-lett over,
, 1879-06-28

Latest quotations fur Juno delivery on tho
leading articles for thu last two bus!t1ess t,ars.

Tho following wcro tho receipts aud ship
nlc1its OF tic leading articles Of produce In this
city during the twonty-'our houss ending at
o'clock on Friday morning, und Tor tho cor
responding da:e twelve mouths aeo:
, 1879-06-28

Snits Ss!s e sGss x,n!st. 45S t5S s
Fatr to rood springs -. -. -. -. as 6i4.50
Low springs. ............ -. $50 .1300
Hs'ess 1}oaS,s e;tts: IN SACKS; -: se sse e. g
DnArwas 1css active md again es,Ier. ss 'a Sales
srees and $. .75oe. ls, isss on board eass. ~
sla 50 per ton fscu on oatd car ~ and 1 loo s91s biz
on nriyato terms. 4'''
M;pp.,saa-sa1o ] 81 VA. ma,,o q, oo TINS NJ s,o ma
snonrs-sato was made Of 10 ion. a. so25.
ss %nnATwa. saI ~ .,,s shss ss = ss "s.
ana steady, dasnE INC g1e1st pnts Of tho session.
june vas W higher, and July advanced %, clos
s Its,tnon, wv .nd ~ IL" s,sst,1. s =.
ena teo nfsn 'oa nrenc country
| don was dun and carsocs on passage ca.1or. Now
York was aea'n quoted up, At 81. l4ni. Is bid md
o. 1o"fAc" "ht o"E 'e.;o'ptH " fa'i Hcre sone-
| tho weather was "bhd, and there was u bcll,f
lin INV shs"t I'm, ,s.s oTaroa na,ns 90 "As ,,a -.
rnn,o ne, .",,"xs ~ s..n ~" .s LUZ
"nG 1nafu vas not
longs far next month are nrenar1np IN cs,rv d..1
| them. ns they say tho country II ncayIy svcp,
! bare. 1t certainly LOOKS as II tile hiEll pr!crs
| ruling this month woMId have brought In rlure
! Of DC pcr bu a powerful t1llucomcut TO apnu thC
grutn to market. Tho deal Tor this month wns
| Euthos rloty. mud steady At 81. 0G!4 through tho
Ths eoetteg atty yt,f;aaix psa thai gFs #
aeurp with o,tatanLlnr Shorts Seller July opened
| at O714GOIsic, declined to O7Ac. Improved to
t7Sc, and closed easirt Ut 07esc bid. se11es
III, ~ e. sc c11,tn ~ sst
n 1 sn W a,t - 90 ad ~ no U9;
w. " nvso neno uHu nn soiaa e.oSsns q.
6fnns bn S IT,; Se5e hap S q. q.
so;1@eii9o; SOC hn d9 Grps!al oeaSn} 6%n q s3
s,aci Ivy ~ ~ d fe,octod w t,a. a. oec 9oo 6M ~
sainis ~ ns ~ o3n 1 ~, a mnG ~, ~ 10
A'sn ., gu9 ~ NO. !, selIsf Jaiy, AZ O. 6tAc.
uThEm m MmkArSaes o M %ose s se = o Wintsr a.
a. ~ g! ttaeK auo ofl ao g. uoo' y. Seo bl 90 At
1 nn1 ~ ois H.. - oov ~ y " no.
tracE. sI In n,xci nj HHTIf1c: nj ;nns scrnnn W
| ings at 9lG. OoG22O. co per ton. =.
cOiS-.Was moderately active. and lrtncr, ad-
Tic british tnnrkr,s wore quoted ttuli and easicr,
Now York dull. ami our receipts larger. with only
frnler AMI tho weather cool. wslst cold waYn
T. 0n m III ' aPon ia: e1 'aelS
nnHriy ali thu current rocolufs. ienyInn eSinn"rs
| 10 take corn already In storn or On Trick.
Lna ',aane spos sofn asm tS Gna tAerS Was nod
we efnse ssa t So ea
premium, Soltr July opened 1t :IuGa :alsc I'D
tancestf0 HGkGt3hsAses Aud closed At jdisGs3tAc
Seller August E0i1 at Hfaf31itE, Cl0alnH ut !aC
Septumbcs soA at ~ Qs:i7tic, and Jnne nt 35sl
s!aoe, the 'essor eoains aI a1He' Hsso!p:a ios
t. Sss sgss :ss; !: !: l.
, 1879-06-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Government Bonds strong---Emeign
Exchange Demora1jzed.
Finances Iii Chicago---LocaE: and
New York, Stocks.
The Prodnno Markets Moderately Aotire--.
Provisions Easier, with More
Business Doing.
Breadsttffs Areragt Sironger---The Deal In Juat
Nheat..oais Excited.

&fHHA ma D. =.
0'ssasso'ls a'siago n'lonsel'-.inc ptal III 'a7'
Hheat.'.0ais Excited.
---
FINANCIAL.
Government per cents oponcd at 103 bid in
New York, md 1926 bid In Chicago. That was
tic quotation for most Of tic days business.
In the afternoon the asking price OF 4a IN New
York advanced to 1G''4' ni'd IN ChicaFo lo3 was
bid. The local supply OF bonds Is not 1argc,
and brokers yesterday paid 1o3 for is. 10 tic
scarcity OF bonds ts due the f'rmncss OF refund"
lag certificates which sold hero only lilo holow
the price OF per cents. Ilo Us OF 1851. "crc
107H bid, The nc" bs lu399A, mud tile 4}1s 100.
Foreign cxchat'Re WAS de'noralfzed, md bank
srs Wero selling hr what they could get. Quota
tons haEo hoon ruling unusually high, higher
than IN the eorrcsp ond'ng months OF last year.
The supply IS leht ana tho market feels the
Weight ot sa!cs OF faatufe cSchn1ge. In Chicago
sterling grain-b!l!s '0sfe 4S34 Tor sxtr-loy bills,
and 495N Tor sight; md frcnch Wtre 52f} for
sixty-day bills, anu 6l9 tor aieht. Tile actual
Chicago rates for sterling woro 4855N md 4s'H
@4ssAA. In New York tie actual rates wcro
485A@4ss and 49, The postca rates for ster-
ling wero 487@469. Frcncll hankers' bills wcro
61b36l71<
tohsois oponeo With M adsance OF l-'o, nt
" blu ana gnnea q, 10 W f-lo' INC bullion In
the tank OF England has been steadily incrcas-
ing I'LL now it IL larger than It ''as over been
before, *l1otf1|o@5' ih1s enormous mass oil
metal Is a dead "e'Eht on tho London money
maFkot. This accumulation tn tic Bank Of
England proves that tho ifnnn'aa' condition OF
drcat hr'tain Is DAD! n't 1haai affairs arc not
mneh better Oh lilo cohsfnent. ANY Improve
.ment abroad would at once eau'e this gold to
i How OUT silver at London WIS rl0 pence per
ouncn better.
Chicago romatsanees OF currency to the cnun-
trr arc dccreastnE. and the baancc 'of the move
nent Ia still In faVor Of tl'c interior. New York
exchange between banks ta aboyo Il lc point for
shipment in this direction. Thert is not
strong demand for loans. Hates aro 4Go5 mud
ntr cent cH11. md STh8 anil h11n ra rrrf M,
, 1879-06-28

qUNTAT1OxA,
Extra Dcevos-Gtndcd steers, wcig!llu,
j, 400 lbs md npwArds. ....... :. 80.
Choico Hcoyca-Fine. fat. well-formcd
steers, Weighing l, go to l, $50 its. u.
Good Observation-Disclosures Btrers,
weighing l, 100 10 !. $50 lbs. ..... -.
Mctlinm Grades--Stecrs in fair dash,
Weighing !, Q50 to l, 200 lbs. .........
Butchers atock-fooFto common Btcorl
md common to choice cows, for city
slaughter. Weighing 500 to l, 050 lbt
Stock Cattle-Coiutnon cattle, weighing
700 to ], 050 lbs. ...,.... .........,
Infcrlor-1.tghtana thin cows, hn!fcrs,
sings. bulls, and tcalawag Ateerd...
TexAa Cattle Through droycs..
Tea1s. per 100 lbs
, 1879-06-28

'HOGs-Tho hog trade openai! dull With pyEces
weak md unsettled. and Tint was thu condition Of
alalss throughout the day. There was wcll-sus.
badly. and IN the 9r1ltes OF hogs usually tuken by
that clasa tie shrl1kasc was pretty severe. Choses
Ssse
q! good. plump lQc, and haita wcre slow at that.
Tho quality OF tho offerings was much tho samo a.
on the earlier days Of the week, f0!s to good,
smonth, oven lots comprising the bulk, and mort
oF tho traun1 being done at range Of :.0c per 1U
lbs. Conl1non to colCc bacon hogs closed at 81, u
a.. co. heavy rackezs' at 50. 05lt3. Is, and heavy
s.linpers ut 3.7bG13. D5. Thoro were sales Of
sklps and thin ErasecEs at 81. .9063. 90. Tho mar
ket closed dull, With not all the hcaYJ hogs sold,
, 1879-06-28
REAL ESTATE.
Tie following instruments were filed for
record F1iday, juno 81:

Tie following. Instruments were filed for
record Friday, Juno 81:
c1Tr rnnrknTr.
Fig q, ~ 3so q 3;1o + " q .ttlwaakeo ~;
milwaukee, ~. . 4 q It 10 inlay, datca
Ech. 20 theirs q Stephen och'nan to-, ~,
west ss'f EeaPsssn' 9tssn'1ns ~ II Il 81 rieSp 81 S'0
II, alxisl f. datal June 20 i3aosgo ~.
=, Kisincr 10 Edward Qncnsel, ..,.......:. 800
vi; $i1i1o HUE e. 4 s;,s r.. :? Sas!s 1s7s i hnot
Howard to e Abncr Taylor,. .:...".;;..:: 1000
Fqton t. 70 a. e e ,taiss.s a'on ~ sox17o
saao prsa'sss. t dsted .!aae q; iA;tiar wv
n}n, nyo,son t. q, D9r|a RI f. Ttase; & 1000
nj, 20x1a7 It, .tinttd juno q tRa,nncl
]. Ayssy and vito to samuc, "A. Joncs ~,
aisied It. # ii T;hii;i.yt6iid 'o
Il, 0 I, @a11:so It, dated Doc. q. 1s77.
Jeremiah Mahouy to George I. GIvncy) 1900
Of, ..aaxli0 H-10 It. dated Nay III iiun.
{a1nin Z. ua'lnp, Trustee. to Benjamin
Laaaon {; stSsens' It. Ii Il Of o:ivcil 4: IL 'o0o
al1l24 4. dated Jnns 10 (peter L. Dos.
Hss s:5d*as? II 's & a.!sa SasS@ sas j 85s,s
Maynard to Charles Il. Antlornonj ..,.. $50
Centre ,a +, H., ~ = ,t,a cf rab'a. #, II a5
fWtf..am Cook to James Morganj ..... $500
SOUTH or ciTr LIMITS WITHIN nApIrB or sxvEx
NILES OF TIE COURTHOUSE.
1ans:y ~ q 4 Z ,,s Of %as f. IT.
n: Shepard, Trustee. to iiufu1 il.
Sss's'g e 51 l9 IT, 9dte t 9t uds ss:'yj5 s. ssa
Y: Rogers, Trustee, to Estato Ut Mary
,!eSiasa y, lilo /; 81 Forty iiiiia soo0
i, y /. i,0x101 II. dated Juno II tioan
g; Rogers. Trustee, to estate Of Mary
1cnsptan 1.;;;va "ooo
, 1879-06-28

| IAFx1ttAL.
! Common. 10 !air, ,.114B
Superior 10 han. .,40daM
i, E1ffa dnc to duest. 1QIQ5
j JAPAN uScot.oIHb.
Common 10 fair. ,1HAM
!. Superior to 1Io 80. ..:38Ge lh
i Extra Ano to tlncat. M@55
DGLCM1.
!, Common to fair. ;. 18@R
(Hupsrt0f to flue. :, a0it 10
i Extra ntlo to 1ncst. 4bGbh
|Ehofcett -. ..601tH6
| eOEEuONa AND C0Na0.
'laupeEtor 10 a4s...239i6
, 1879-06-28

SNEEP-Wero cnll and weak. Reports from
tho Eaat continue bad, aud shippers would no! ps5
former rrtees. We qaote inferior to choice grades
at 81, 15Qt4.75 per 100 lEA:
, 1879-06-28

GREEN FRu1Ts-Wcre dull and lower. except
strawbcsrtcs. Which wetn In Bma3ler supply, and
tho choice fruit brought butter prices. chcrricn
wcro slow ana lower. md 80 wcro raspberrles. a
md Will net nothing 70 tho shipper. Dlucbcsslcs
, 1879-06-28

BnAN-Was less active, md again casIer. Sales
weFo rcpnrtcd Of 100 tons at 81. 90 per ton on
truck and S7.756o8. 1o!i fsce on board cars.
CoNS-MEAL-Snlca waa made Of 10 tons coarse
at sl3. 80 per ton FREQ on board car; and 100 bts
on private terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13
Buy This Weeks 6 Saturday Night,

And read the
Two Thrilling Stories
Entitled:
The Honor Of the Summers;
Or,
a Daughters Devotion.
By
Catharine Earnshaw.
Also,
The Goblin of Granthall.
By
John W. Watson.
For sale by
All News Dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13

1t has been given out lately by some OF the
active democratic politicians of Ohio that 1t
would not do to renomInate Governor Bishop,
and that it would be requisite to put up some
stronger man this critical year preceding the
presidential race. The Governor has, however,
declined to be slaughtered In this unceremo-
NOUS way, and according to report has recently
visited New York to make an alliance with TIL
den, by the terms Of which he win help Tilden
In the matter Of the Presidency and Will get TIL
den's aid, In return, for the governorship and
Vice Presidency. 1t Is reported, too, that
Bishops back fire In this way has alarmed
some Of the Ohio Presidential aspirants, and
that there is disposition now to make terms
with him. Anyway the Cincinnati Enquirer
comes out stoutly In favor OF his renom-
ination, recalls the fact of his triumphant
election by over twenty thousand votes,
with the encouragement It gave to the
democracy OF the union, and warns ssthose
who are plotting to defeat this man that there
are over nineteen hundred townships In Ohio
where he has warm, tried friends, who will not
allow him to be sacrificed to crafty the ambi-
ton OF any little clique Of President-ma
The idea OF deserving popular and successful
candidate Ike Governor Bishop, who has led
the party to glorious victory, and taking up
some new man, Is policy that none but mad
men would be guilty Of"
The question who to run for governor Is q
bothersome one, for both democrats and re-
publicans In Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13

The New York papers to-day give consider
able editorial space to the veto. The Sun Is
belligerent, and urges the democrats by no
manner OF means to yield on this great issue
Of principle" and says that "a party destitute
alike Of backbone and of political sense can
never elect President Of the United States. !"
The World argues at considerable length In
moderate language to show the fallacies of the
Presidents positions. The Herald deems the
second veto an ADLER state paper than its pre-
decessor, both In its sustained force Of argu-
ment and its dexterous dealing with the politi-
C situation. The Herald proceeds to ask:
"What excuse can the democratic leaders give
for putting the country to the expense of this
extra session Of COngreSs7 The present veto
makes It certain that all their pet riders to ap-
compelled to pass the appropriation bills pure
and simple as they should have done In the last
Congress: What, then, have they gained by
lost is too evident. They have thrown away
the prestige which they might have gained by
q wise and moderate use OF their control OF
confidence In their f1tness to be intrusted with
the direction OF the federal government by
their INSCRIPTIONS readiness to abuse the in
complete power which they possess"
The Times says that the veto 'leaves the
democrats again without a policy-a want
which 1t Is by no means certain that the party
caucus will be able to supply" The Tribune
concludes its comments upon the veto by say
ing:
II it were possible by any new law to guard
the suffrage against military interference, or
the fear OF military interference, more effect
wise some republican senator OF Representative
now to introduce bill for that purpose, But 1t
Is not possible, and the democrats know that it
Is not. They are not trying to erect safe
thorities; but they are striving to remove the
ballot from under the protecting care OF the
general government. That they shall not do
They may as well admit the inevitable without
further struggles, which only expose them to
flesh defeats and mOrtfflcat1Onsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13

One Of Punsch's earlier cartoons, picturlng
political events, represented Disraen as q
tight-rope dancer shaken from his footing but
meeting 80 many fortunate turns In his de-
scent as to land right side up at last. There
are indications that Disraen's luck has not de.
serted Beaconsheld. The Afghan difficulty is
apparently approaching favorable termina-
tion, and the outlook In South Africa Is
brighter. With power to postpone the time
when judgment shall be passed upon him
until success In South Africa as well as In
Afghanistan shall seem to vtndicate his foreign
policy, Beaconsf1eld expects to light upon his
feet, after the tumble which trade depression
at home and the slaughter of Englishmen
abroad has given him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13

The Boston Herald, noting the fact that New
York Is hesitating whether to open her public
libraries on Sunday, says" The example and
advice OF Boston Is to open the doors" The
same example and advice should have weight
In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13
The New York Post does not boom for Grant.

The New York Post does not boom for Grant.
The canvass made by the Dallas CTexas) Conn
mereiat Of the current OF public opinion In that
state on the presidential candidates shows that
the republicans are solid for Grant, the demo-
Gratis are divided among q dozen candidates
and the greenbackers are all at sea.
Ohio Is getting advice from all quarters In her
strait tor candidate for governor. The Lowell
Courier suggests Rutherford B. Hayes as can
didate who would win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13


The above ID only small part of the property for
rent ana sale on my books. For complete list zee
bulletin issued on the Let and 18th Of each month
be sent BY mail II desired "
Lo0aa.
$4,000, $4,000. 81 600. $500. 1t per cent
AUCTION Sales.
On Wednesday, May 18th, at p. m Nos 527 aad
e29 10th st. NV. nvI, -
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COUNTRY BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD AT EVANSVILLE, P. q.
- 90, Md.-Plenty Of shade; fine chalybeate water
onthe place Five minutes walk from station. Ad.
nress WE; SHEDD, Pleasant Visw, Hyattsville.
T. y. 20, Md. myl2.M
COUNTRY BOAkD.-Farm, fifteen minutes' walk
~ from Confess and Hhipley's stations Washing
ton Branch b. & O, T. r. Peasant rooms, good
myls2w! Af1' A'''s'' confess stst HiSa Ma
WILL BE OPENED ON JUNE 18th; TEN ames
" Of ground, covered with trees, furnishing room
Dissed table good; abundance of milk and fruit
ana necessary for the comfort ef parents
ana ch1idren ANbON B. NODINE,
mylSZW Falls Church.
TROUT RON HOUSE, Trout Run, Lycomio9
i county. Pa. on N. Q. B. w IA miles north viii
Transport Most delightful retreat for invalids.
Trout and game. Bedford water on drausht
Terms satisfactory. JOHN WEIGHTMAN. Pro-
Prletor: myl2lm
DELAY, B. T. o r. r., WEsTVIEW. LAW
~ 81 1EhS HILL, 40 minutes from Washington.
superior Board for summer months. For terns
&C address MRS. BRANDT, 1928 ct. NV. mlO.6s
COUNTRY BOARD.-Snperior accommodations
- f0r the summer can be obtained by calling at
OLlFFBURNE, On the Columbia road cas- minutes'
Walk from 14th 81 or Metropolitan street cars) or
BY addressing MRS NJ. F. SMITH, Star Office
aosfe large and airy, beautiful laws shade fruits
s,epIng, &C Terms reasonable my8-1w
COUNTRY BOARD ON FARM SEVEN MIN.
OIES walk Of Laurel Station, Washington
Branch B. Q r. R. Pleasant rooms. Good board
Addrees or call on Mrs KENNADY, LAUREL Prince
oeoIses county, Mo. my7-1ms
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EOR RENT.
r. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and r streets u ,rthwesf.

4s3 St nv. 4 ~, baths; ................. .sl2s
los st. n-w 10 rs bath and other Convenience 100
1887 Oorcoran st. IL r.. mod impe. furn. rs
7S2 2lst st. NV. IL r. mod tmps.
1107 Penna av. NV, two fine rooms. ........ *
No. 519 I'd NV, 10 rooms. as
Two ane rooms over Galt's jewelry store go. so
1887 18th st. NV, rooms and bath ........... 40
2I7 Delaware ave ne 10 rooms and bath. s.... IS
927 Penn. ave. NV, rooms. 30
790 st. me-, rooms mod. imps.......".........25
$50 st. ne, store, . ne one. rs
No. 1912 Ct Nv, rooms.
No. 1431 18th st. NV, rooms. also stabe.....s IS
sol 9Th st. s.w., r. and store 20
4I4 lst st NV, re-, water and 20
1909 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. IS
81 Myrtle St n W., RS and bath. ...............l5
l21 Carroll st. Sc, rooms and bath. Is
eO9 st NV. rooms and bath. Is
No. 2228 18th st. NV, rooms. Is
No. 709 ct. ne, rooms. 10
No. 709k st. ne, rooms.
No. I'll q st. me-, rooms. 10
NO. 1871 n 4. ave-, etOrc 70
No. l42o N. T. ave., store. 10
Houses and Lots in every section of the city for
sale. at prices from 81 900 to $50 O0O and on easy
terms. All property for sale q my Office has been
reduced in price "
B. o. HOFFMAN,
my12tr 10th and SITS NV.
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