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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON, the Oldest Established and only Reli-
= able Ladies' Physician in the city, can be con-
suited daily, at ASS Massachusetts ave., from to
o'clock, except Sundays and Mondays. ALI Female
Complaints quickly cured. Separate rooms for pa
tientS, Octl0-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-22

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
WEST.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1879, AT -
ton IN front Of tic premises, Lot 3d. square b, 4A
2oxl2l.2 ieet to SO; foot alley. improved as above
and three years, at six cent interest 5000 de-
post at time Of and all conveyancins and re-
octI4-6t j. T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.
eE- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
account of the rain, until FRIDAY, OCTOBER z4'
1879, same hour.
oct22-3t J. T. COIDWEJJ, Auct
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN 18th street and New York avenue.
Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults Safes for
ment Bonds on Special Deposit-one dollar per
81, 900 year Also, receives Silyerware packed IN
charge. Board of Managers-Wm. Stickney, presi-
dent George ". Riggs. vice president; b. r snyder,
secretary; A. L. Sturtevant, treasurer; henry A.
Willard. John Cassels, Thomas Evans my3
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

"ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctloneers.
Two VALUABLE BUII, DING LOTS FRONTING
ON f STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23D, 1879, AT4Ae
80 O'CLOCK Pm, we shall sell in front of the ~
81 feet ~ inches front running back about IS feet
making them desirable Building Lots.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months for notes bearing inter
All oonveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost. $50
down on each lot at time of sale.
o21-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.
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SHIRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
- Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the
most elegant manner, only 81 75 Guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. At MESsINNISS',
Cctl3-1m 1902 f st. n.ic.
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TENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
By virtue of deed of trust, executed on the
2lst of August 1877, and recorded in Liber No. ~
$40, folio $40, of the land records of the Dis u
trct of Columbia, and by the direction of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned, will offer for
sale, upon the premises, on MONDAY, THE 9TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M, the stock of
Drugs and Medicines, with the Fixtures, Counters,
Cases, &C., contained in and upon the premises,
situate at the southwest Of It'll and streets
s.w., in the city of Washington.
Terms cash.
Oct22 W. j. STEPHENSON, Trustee.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN DRY GOODS.
Five hundred 900 yards Of Pure Wool FRENCH
SERGES, ladies Dress Goods. every color and
everyishade, including black. only25. worth 50.
initial HAN KE lRea HE'S only a a. n''0
ANOTHER BARGAIN-One hundred large size, pure
Tef ana seR ESdHsfa TO T. WOOL
S GSSTs s and T5sf SAT- eRfa very cheap
Bleached TABLE DAMASK, SOC. to 81. %.
Nottingham LACE, for Curtains, II, 10, IL, up to
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
CHEGKED SILKS, STRIPED SILKS.
BLAIR ana eoIdkEp sk from 75s up to
s0ur g. s1.25 and s1.5o BLACK SILKS are
Pure Wool (Double) WHITE BLANKETS, only
Very fine quality Pure Wool Double) WHITE
sHETLAND sHAwLs. all colors, 81 up to 50:
Ladies' and Children's COLORED STOCKINGS.
PIANO COVERS, handsomely embroidered with
Silk, SO. rs to $15
NINE. COREY, Fashionable Dresslnaker, up stairs.
CARRIERS,
oct17 III Market Space.
GENTS SILK NECK WEAR. NEW STYLES
" Just opened.-Our Mr.. HARRY MEGINNIS
having just returned from New York, we are now
prepared to offer many new styles OF NECkWEAR
t prices lower than ever before heard of.
Call and see for yourself, at -
oct13-2w 1909 + st. n.tc.
SHIRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
> Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the
elegant manner. 3. Guaranteed 70
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A LFERD sPATES, Auctioneer.

A LFEKD SPATES, Aucuoneer.
GREAT PEREMPTORY FALL TRADE SALE OF
ONE HUNDRED NEW AND SECONDHAND,
TOP AND N0-TOP, END SPRING AND SIDE
COACHES, BRETTS, JUMP-SEAT ROCKA-
WAYS, FAMILY CARRIAGES, EXPRESS
WAGONS, HARNESS. sc.
I will sell at the Bazaar, formerly o-r
Wals, Nos: 93S. $40 and 942 Louisiana EsStEs9
avenue, on FRIDAY MORNING, OCTo- 90
BIER PATH, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
We name in part, CONSIGNMENT Of Top, End Spring
brated factory of I. T. Haydick Cincinnati, Ohio;
Jump, Seat Rockaway, nearly new, cost $3.50, one
ALSO,
A number of New and Second-ha Jobs Express
Wagons, Harness, Saddles, Blankets, &C.
Stock now exhibition.
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Gs5O REWARD-If Dr. BROTHERS fails to cure any
% of Female Weakness, Irregularities and OBJ
structions 80 years experience in Washington.
Office, 906 ST. s.w., Observation-Disclosures o13 2ws
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TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SUI THWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
, 1879-05-31
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Produce Markets fnactive.'.A
Fair Volume Of Wholesale
Trade.


Thcre wcro no financial transactions 10 re-
1,ors, as The banks and hrokcrs' offices, md the
New York Stock Exchange were closed in honor
of Decoration -Daf.
Railroad bonds In New York on Wednesday
were lcss ac,ive, with tarno transactions IN the
Erie new nnl tic Kansas Pacific Issues. The
feature Of the market wns sharp decline In The
Elevated Kailroad bonds, Metropolitan nrsss
dropping from 10sA to tU5 nnd Now York tErsts
from 110l4 to Ill. The other changes we're tntlcf,
less important, Eric ncw seconds advanced
from 79,5 to 73A. reactcd to 7os<, and closed
at 72}S; DO funded IS advanced from 781{ TO II,
closIng at 1B3{; Knnsaa i Texas flrsts felt OF
To G6}5@609s; 10 seconds, 10 'na{t732}1; Clcvc-
]nn,l Il Ashtabufa old bonds to l03; chesapeake
& Ohio 1rsts to ~; Wabash ex coupon Sec
ut,t}s, TO 81; Louiavtlto d Nashville eonsols to
iii; c., t. Il l. Z. f1rsts rose TO 70. while do
eceonda fell oil 10 24; Morris It Essex 10 Of 1871
advanced to i033{; Canada Southern 1rats to
S315; Ohio d Mississippi seconds to 0e3{; Knn.
sas City Il Northern rea1-cstato Is to 11l;
Long Dock bonds to l1736. Now jersey Cen
trail couYertib!cs, assented, advanced to 04,
while do eonsols dccltnfd to a3ll@o3tl.
Tie following niyes the fluctuations Of the
, 1879-05-31

-.... .*fB lHfH dHH.
During tho last tltty years all the newly
creatg thrones III Europe, ur thoae In which tbs
lnuIu hereditary SUCCESSION hat trun, auy cause
lapsed, have 6een lllled by Erinees OF German
uynasttos. 4 Prince 0t tho llonso ol Eaxr~Cu-
narg was ateetca ruler vi the newlY formed
Kingdom of DrlKiunl, shortly aftos hu hati ro-
fusui lliu titlo Ut King us thu llellenes, Which
had been olterud G1tn. Princes OF tho saGlo
housa married the Queen Of Portugal, Marla II.
tIa t;torla, IN tho year 1880, aud Vctorla, Queen
Ut Eugland, til tbs yrar 1Bi0; aId their sous
haya becorno tho helra 10 tlse thrones OF those
Btates. All attempts 10 I'LL the thranrs Of spain
aud ll0utnania With rulers not proceeding from
fiernlan dynast!es hare proved q failure. Both
Kiug Amadeus /. OF Savoy l,Id Prince couza. u
horn kounlanlasl, wers, utter briel period OF
rule, eompeltca III leave tue couutrtoa Of which
lIIsr had bes'omB tho suvsrstgas. This throne Ut
Groeca was hrat ocrup!el bY Prlnce OF tho
layariau dynasty, Otto l.; nnis nitsr. isis de.
thrui,etnent by George L., . Priuce Ut tho s!es'
wtck-llostefn-Sontlerbu -GluckaburE line. Tho
present ruler Ut Ruuma.la Is U FRINGE of The
louss oi Ilohenxo)len,ea algmaEinGen, anl thu
new Prince Ol DuIguria II aIao VI uerillat urtgin
Fifty years ago Tho privilege OF tl!llhg vacant Or
AewIy-eseatel thsoMes belonged almast ex-
rll,slyely to France utld Austria; several thrones
in ltaly zero hp1. bY Dourbons aud Hapsburga
oulY tweuty years ago,
, 1879-05-31

The following Instruments we're flied for
record Friday, May 10:

The following Instruments we're flied for
record Frtday, May 10:
cry PROPERTY.
Weat jackson 1t, % Il 9 Of California av,
IF, eaxlM H. date! Mar .p Emmanuel -.
,,l Luzton to M1el'as' AtecaIth,| ..:.:.s 900
Grand i. i.urton)..... ................. o,ooo
f4al!ar 81, c IT Iarrabcc st, I, :s' xtlB IT.
dated Mny9 II. e. s. J. J. Stcho!cs 10
Marlin II Delaney GOO
ty.nfth IT. "J1l!4 II, dated May -
tJohH II. Isaknr TO Mary Il. Knamsss.. :. T5o
Thirty. .fousth IT, 1tl7 1t ~ Of 11aistcl st.
as. 25114h II. dated Aprll 70 fCharlcs
NH1b 10 Ann nrAn}gnn1. 1........... 80. 400
Lot Ut Lot 10 In !lipck 10. United Status
tank Addition. tatel May 70 William
II Fcnton 10 Bertha Kramcr> .......... QUO
SOUTH OF riTT LtNI1s, wLTtlS 4 RADIUS Or sKYEN
NILES Or THE E1Cnr.1lousE.
Goodspcci1 st III. Il n nt Forty ninth st,
VT. .4x124 r. dated Feb. y u. r.
jacobs 10 q. T. Atnol1J -. ....... IS 200
GpnaspoGh 81, IN II Of Forty ninth Vi,
WI, .tx19lft, dated Fen. u ID. +,
jacobs to $. \. Arnoal. .... ........... roo
Goodspect1 xt. lg3 1t n u Forty nlntn ct,
" i. .+xl2A Il, hnteh Ftb. 3 is, +.
Jacobs to Il. n. Arnold. ..........., 200
WEaT OF err LIMITS, WITHIN a RADIUS or tEykN
MILES or TIE COUNT .uoUsx.
Armttaec road. " Of and near Milwaukee
~. 81. III It to alley, iatca Aut!t. ii
u. E. uuuttey to Mary u. Sash). ...S 1000
, 1879-05-31
e. e. shan yestenisyi selling prices ranging: from
isnnw:ronnir.

..NKw:ronnEr,
NV YnNw, My ao.t7lsskyrs- -f.ecc'pss. 2, ,eoo'
s.o S c fekso s' pest o enS
from Western pastures; natkut wenk. and about
A. peF u lowe, 10 or oaay T. prime stcers:
extrcmo range, 0AdhOAc; cxpnrters used lU0
hcadi no ahlpnients to-day: steamers tomorrow
take ~ llyc cattla and 2. 600 qrs Of hect
shccp dull and lower; eales INCLUDE far to c1trh
sneer, :lAG6Aci and lalnba, 81; .0aeD+ 20 per l09
ai.,,s IL; sspss't' Zoo ''v' se'p and o
psss 5sssg3' b; + SS SSG j, no ''''' nominal
nuFFALo.
nufrAto. Mar 30. 0.-CArrLk-Neccfpts to-day,
.ted demand buth for Eastern ausl lucst Trade as
!.n !9~cs p.icos' ,ales ehosee steers 1t st.
nand @ anol; CIR te noed ,cllppcd sheep, 81. ?;bq
flous-KeceIpts to-day, i.}iu; receipts consir,,.
YoEHsEs "a eos3 9sH mc,liHn, aud heavy grades,
9a 6u&eJ.U0; ali offerings afspoacd Of.
ALBANY.
Eptcfol nfspatch 10 the 7rtauns
ALEANT. May 30. 0.-DgEvks-Rcccipts. 100 cars;
last week ms; through ahipu,enfs. SIS; market
cline ot Ic was iaily csIabishe.. when a fslr
nnount or business was done ut reducad prices;
ttadp Fenerasiy morn. HScrni purchasers. taking
snnri Avn nLAMns-l,cccirts, ~ cars; tast week,
Y: bpth were taken rather freely At closing rr'ces
lsat weoks supply consisted mainly OF Western
and nnsncared, 81. .10 lasnbs. -. 101e. 20,
cul!s to extra.
KANSAS CITY.
Hptcidf Dtspa!eA 10 Ths Tribune.
KANSAS Ctrr. Mo. 3tny 3o.-CArrLE-Th I,rte
lowei: nasiSe .i'lpoeis - oeSa q; aaiiss ,!osS:
, 1879-05-31
A. o. BLAUaHTER.
BANKER AND DnOREE,
r. ". cor. Clark and siAdtEonsts., ChiesEo.
Etoeks4 1}onta Local aecus3t1cs, anil Land Warrants
Member af New York Stock Exchange.

Br TELE3RApu.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS. May 3o.-sigbt exchange on
Now York. u premium.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, 49,
ronEt0H.
LONDON, May a1-Consols, 90 1-18 for both.
Uu,trd States sccurit,cs-i1lfnois Central, 80;
TeunsYlyanIa Central, 1sss{; Reading 2o111; Erie.
as1S; Preferred 53,
United States Donds-Ncw Is, 1856; ~,
10SM; IS, 1854,
Silver 10 quoted at 81 0.1Gd.
PAn1s, Aiay 80.-Rentes, lift 45o.
, 1879-05-31
H1IEEp--Wefo II small &uppty, IN soma demand,
aud prices were firm at s.. 7i&Dh. W per luQ lb4
for pouf to choice stjurp,
RAar LtnRNTY.
Eb4rfdJ m stttfrA f9 TAS Yff5MHe


EAtr LInEnrr. pa.. aIay s0. s0.-cArrtE.-Receip
Ut thruuxh and lli5 uf local ytucx. ayalt.t q Dsl
shrou4h sud INT loc,l last weex; Tho suppIy thls
ucco,tn. u ono sA,ppsE, specially foT tho retail
trade; ti4e offerings werc generally rood to tsir III
point of quality. aud VERY bio 10 tho batchot
trade; th9 market ralsa allow. but Ill weta Huld
uul; beat. 300 ~ l. 4o1, S5. 10 .i. rs; lair 10
Eood, I. loo 10 !. y0o i. uoGb W; Sammon, 900
s! 7i3. 75 hulls; stays, atid fat cows, 81 ..:,l1
.. II; sslcs tor tho week, o73 head. axainst 50a
lust week.
last week; supply light but fully equal 10 thu do.
laanA. Antl soll,n1 atths following: Fhlndnluhias,
stGsa5 r gsss IL aotkss4' s3."o<aae5; Fouxh'.
BmEsl@-Istceipts, IL, 900 head, sgain,t III. 600
!ast week; suppiy far generally. but tor Today
light tEAdss fatb1F slow 2na fssnG st4ds atScux-
, 1879-05-31
ST
'ettIHeats.

Tbts hss bee,,,a good xraAuu for the New
fo1n.Iis,,t1 sani fishery. 1t il roughly esttmatsd
that NQiKU xeala t,ava beon taken. giving abuut
lCA Oo} Aundredweixht Of oil. Such num her
Of sua|e must make large lmHses4lnn IN tAs
otldnsfket-
, 1879-05-31
COMM El2CIAL,


The following Wcre tho receipts and slp-
mcnts Of tho leading articles Of produce In tllis
city during the tvcnty.iour hours ending ut I
o'clock on Frtdny morning, and for tho cor
responding date twelve months a0o:
, 1879-05-31

Lumber WAS IN fa1r request. Two-inch and dry
stun sold tcadI1y. The offerings were fnir, and
deaers reported that about ten carRofs hsa been
ltsposcd of. conr.c Ereon i,ch 'was rather slow.
pincc atuG was quoted firm nt 20.boti for green,
anil 500 for dry from 1ndingtou Or san'stec. The
reccsrts continue rather light. Manufacturers ard
pillpg rond deal Of pcce atutt ut tho mills, In.
tending to ah[p It dry laor In Tho season Follow.
ina In s,l.ointiana nf lusnEHn ndnaI.
, 1879-05-31

nR0OM. M.C0NN-Wasln In moderate demand somo
denaess report having Ind very good otuss tKadc,
md conslaerablu consigned eosn Las recently pass.
eA suto the hunas OF local dealers. Accord,ua to
reports from Ohio, 1lHnot1, Nebraska, and Kan
sas tIere has haea dscrCAse In ths acxsaxe plap,.
, 1879-05-31
BALTIMORE.

bALAlHioktEs
BALTIMORE, 3fd., May 30.-FLoun-9tronR md
fairly active; Western supesane, 50. a5se3. rs; do
e1tra. 81. :a5Ga4. HI: 10 family. 50. u0Gbb.76
GRA1K-Wheat inucttve; No. Pennsylvania
red, 81. LII; No, 2 Western wiHtcr red, spot
and Btay, 81. 1314Ga1. 1871; June, 1.131
1.t3!t; July, $l.1a1. 1aM; August, 81. osl1D
1.0Sa. Corn-Wasscrn Inactive; Weslern mixed.
mot and May. 43hG4o:ic; June. 43,sG143Ac;
Jaty. s3's24ahc; August, 44.sQ44hc; sep,sn.
her, 44H@44asc; steamer. 4.c. Oats arm and
higher; Wcsicra white. 35t130c: do mixed, aaMGa
35c; Pennsylvania, 35QsJ0c. Ryo quiet At COG
ulc.
nA1-Flrm primo to ochoice Pennsylvania, sl2 90
113.03o.
Pnoy,s1oxs- Strong; mess pork. $40. 75. Dnlk
mcan-Loosa shoulders; 31.75G4. 90: clear rio
sidcs 81. 75Gb5. 90; packed. 81. .5G1h. 80. Iacon
--shoudera. =. is; ctcnr rib sfdes S0 %; hams,
SO.O0951l.O0. Lard-ltenned, In tcs. 37,00.
kaoa-Ftsu, At 1e0la!te. a<
PErnotsuu-Dull; crude o:tD7bc; rc1ned,
cSSrsg;1gl!m, with advancing tendency: no
WnEsKr--DMlI, at s1.os.' ...,
ton, 1; en! ss:Rpo = e nir 'ts FL. ''0a''' s'
RzoE,rrs-r|onr, =, 019 nrs; wheat. 90, 700 bu;
e? aso III S,ta o. Su ~ eosn II 900 eu
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. May no. -Floun-Good demand
at full prices: supesnne, $500; Xxx. 81. 900
600; XXX. s5.25a5.7d; high grades. $1,000
G.50.
GaArN-Coru arncs, At 5oDd7c. oats-Demand
fatt and market ilrln; clloico. 43Gs4ie.
CoHN- MEAL-fIighcE; holders ask!ng 81. 81.
lIAr-Ftrmur; cluico scarce; quoted at SEA. TO.
PnovistoSE-por; drm; old. SlD. 90; new, 41U. q
@L:oo. Lard STEADY; tcrGe, u1.ab7q; ken, Fl
Sns ax , msn1s @ enis's "aass' rh M Sose
Encon steady, shoulders, 43ie; clear rtb. 5:1s;
cas.yNsct, 76e1Qc, ns IN size,
WnIsx1-alarGot dull; Western rcctacd. s1.o5
Gal.I0.
u,.ocEr1EH-Cuffce qnet, bnt steady: Rio car
eoes. urtllnnry 70 prime, 11Gel5c. suNar steady:
fair, bA0tN!sc; prime TO c.ssce, 1t4Sb.sc; yellow
cl"rilcd: 0A95Nc Nolasssea active and @ arm; ;
prime to ehoIce, a2:35c. lco quiet, At as1a4t7sac.
UnAS-5tGady ~ boc.
pE'rtE{1f,WI1NT.
, 1879-05-31

Total ..,+ ,.+..,....,12, 4ai aa.,76& 1,.01
CATTLE-The receipts wese again large, c,-lasgo
for Friday. -ana the market remained weak and
unsettled. Good to extra Rradca held up pretty
ycll there being In tloss descriptions no gnonblo
decline. but common and inferior cattlu aRaln
"od, " and hard to sell 1T any price. There was
fntEe attcn1uucn Of shippers. but newa from the
Eus: WA bnd, md that class Of bHycra took ho1d
with very lltt1o apparent interest; but, while indt.
vt4ual purehnscs light, tho total reached yery
fair rroporliuns, tho 1naiDf part Of tho supply Of
fat cattle changing hands before the day was
1.ocai butchers and canners did not seem to stand
In nrc Ut mich utock, md for the grades usually
taken by tl1ose two clashes tho market waa hadly
tlen0sallxei!. 1lhs wcro Eenctnlfy from GUGE TIC
decline from last week. nntl thu few lots disposed
~ were at fully SOC oil. Thin grass. .chttIo nse
presont raie Of supply Is to b. maintained. sellers
nay NJ well prepare themselves for still furthur
HhrinkaEu In values. iostcraays trading WAS dunn
Vi ~. 90 iur in!asor 10 oxtra qualities, with
butchers cows ana pour 10 coInmon mixed lots
selling 1T 81. 5Gb3.b6, fair 10 medium steera at
GIL 7'Gt4 90, anu saol to extra sblpr!nH cattln ut
st.aNo4 III. Exportcrs rafd Sl.s5&3j. 90. Thu
market closed wgnk, with good many comHou
and medium cattle left In the yards.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra 1,ecvcs-0rndcd esceru. weighing
chaics Heoves- .Fsm, iats wcll.tormeaT 1'' ''' -
tssa ssf's wsss'a Il iau ..ssa
atcdtum Uratcs-Stocr4 in iair icsh, 1N1 = -
wc!gAtn. /, 150 tu 200 lt4. .o0S4 40
Butchers. Six ocIs-- lnof 10 contnonHtoers
anu common 10 chpico cnws. fur city
alenghtes. weighing S00 to .ua0 ios 2. .A1&o3 30
Stool: ca;flo-GGonu'on = catsle. Weighing xo
1nfsqlos p ,e rut @ and ihn cows, heiicis
stugs. bulls, and scalaway stccrH.., 2. .llGa2 rs
Scass. pef 4oo tos '.'.t....'......... 5.otalb W
, 1879-05-31

PETROLEUM.
CLEVELAND, o., May 80. .-pErnoLxuu-Quiet;
prlccs 'ower; standard white, ITO test, &c.
TURpESTINE.
WILMINGTON May 30.-5rlnlra or TunFExTiNE-
Quiet Ut H4c.
, 1879-05-31

Sales: Cargo ochr l.. 4. Simpson, from Ladtng.
ton. :10. 0u0 feet green piece stuff nt t8B.0?!f.
Cargo sehr Weslehcstay. froD, Mua.egon. lb1, coo
feet green srlpa ami boards At 50. oo piece stu ut
$3.50. and lath a: 81. IL.
Tho yarl mnrset wns steady, the demand con.
t!nntng acttsc. Thu saics arc pItHepatly Of drf
ttnff, which is quoted Atca1y. Following Is tho
, 1879-05-31

Pullman Hotel Carr sro nm through. h+tvt+n q.
1t 1880 .. ID. A 's"'iak IaS1n
No otheE rnaa T1ns Fniimhn Or any other foss
a-peuot corner Of Wsli4 and Klnxte.sts
b-Depot corner OF Canal and Klnxlo. III
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY Kanpn.,
pcots foot Of fak1.at., Indian: :at and 9iYfrensh
and CanAl 4n1 Bitteenth.sA. Ticket OtlctE HSts.sE
1t. and Rt 1sputa. 7 ~ @1t
, 1879-05-31

CHICAGO, ALTON l. BT. LOUIE, CHICAGO LID
KANBA8 CITY & DENVER SH0RT LEEa
Unton i}opot Wult Side. near Malleon. 1t. bd,e ii
Twcnti-thtrll.st 'rlckcs ONCE. 70 south L1iiks,
, 1879-05-31

CHIuAHG MILWAUKEE l. 81 PAUL RAILWAY
Union Ucbok, cnr,1er Madison and C4nai.HL Tl:stt
Unlcu. IS souih CLARK .st., opposite Sherman nouis
and At deput.
, 1879-05-31

'J'uE aAKWaop. 0nEES LAKE. WIS.,. HAS No
/ eauaI rs q Summer ttrs0rt send for circulars.
Adlre.s p.syIll uhEkNMAY. hartford r.tl:. VIE
, 1879-05-31

For the speedy ours OF Seminal We4knt8A Lost
Manhool. Hnd Ill t!4ardeFS bruu4Ht ua W ialscfa-
}s2 9f fI:f: ,Apy stsff ~ ta3 !af[S5ES,9*
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once. Noz. Is and n Fourteenth street
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PERSONAL MENr1oN.-R. NJ. Baird and
mother, Of this city, are visiting at WASH
Kiss Ella Mccormick, of Olarksburg,
passed through the city yesterday, fol
Wsynesburg, on a visit.
judge, ]. Jackson leaves for Parkers.
U. s.. Marshall Patton leaves for Charles.
ton to-day.
Misses Lucy and Lizzie Murdoch, Of
Washington, Pa, were in the city yester'
day.
b. NJ. Boyd, Of West Middletown, Pa,
and A. W. 0xnard and wife, Of Pitts
hurgh, are among the recent arrivals al
the Stamm House.
Samuel Swift, an old Riverside mailer,
leaves on Monday for Warehaln, Mass.
Rev. II, G. Blayney, who has been
preaching at the Kingwood Presbyterian
Church for several years, has accepted q
call to the church at Point Pleasant
Mason county. Mr.. Blayney was for
merly a resident OF Ohio county.
Miss Mary Stark, OF this city, is visiting
a. the residence OF Mr.. McNeeley, in Bel
mont county.
WIN. Brady, Of this city, leaves to-day
for a horseback ridq to Cranberry Sum
Misses Mamie and Essie Caldwell, o.
Washington, Pa, are at the New Nc
Lure
Rey. Edgar Organ, Of Parkersburg, is a
the New Mcclure.
John R. Hunter and J. P. Hazlett, O
Pittsburgh, are ut the New Mcclure.
R. S. Horner, OF the Parkersburg Senti
nj, and wife, are registered at the New
Mcclure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-12
The soeIaI seIenee A.sncIntIou

SARATOGA, September 1l.-At the meet
ing Of the Social Science Association to
day the Committee on international coin
age and metric weights and measures mad,
a report, regarding with satisfaction tht
growing disposition OF the people Of tbt
United States to discard their present i'm,
perfect system Of weights and measure.
and to substitute for it the simple svstem,
founded on the metre now so wideIv nre'
Valent among the civilized nations.
The following resolution on interna.
tton1al coinage formed a part Of the renort
and was adopted: P't'
Rssolved, That the creation. nv a nm
Ventlon between the leading powers If ihe
civilized world, Of an international coin'
age, founded on grain weight Of GOLD nina.
tenths fine, the coins Of such svstsn u
pear no denominal stamp but that oi
metrie weight mould, in view OF this the
ASSOCIATION will contribute materially h "a.
clItate the business OF foreign EXCHANGE
which would constitute the frst imnor.
tant step towards the possible unifcation
o. atl the monetary systems Of the world.
NJ. Primes, President OF the State BOARD
" Onatlties OF Illinois, gave his expert.
ence with criminals. He believed mostof
mem insane, not comprehending the NOR.
y laws applicable to their cases, and that
t1ey should be treated as insane peonle"
Kept confined until all danger OF Their M.
tenulng Is done away with.
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one week In VAN street.

October 7th, 1873, Western Union Tele.
graph stock sold Of the New York Stock
Exchange for Gals per Share; October
18th, 1878, II sold at 1854, aAuctuation Of
9,3-S per cent In seven days; 1880 shares
sold on q margin Of one per cent required
an actual capital OF sl2,600. The same
stock delivered OF 1854 gave profit Of
9.3-S per cent on the stock, or 1857 so per
100 shares. On the whole 1850 the &c.
tual profit was Sill, 1S7 80, or o.3-S times
the capital used in one week. This Is o
single case taken from the official record
Of the Stock Exchange, and shows how
money Is made so rapidly In stocks. Few
people, however, have the necessary cash
to put up In order 10 realize snch i'm
mense protitsas these, but capital in any
amount from SO to $4,000 can be used
with equal success by the new combina-
ton system OF operating In stocks which
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers, New
York, have established. BY this method
OF pooling thousands Of orders in various
sums and operating them as one immense
capital, shareholders realize large profits
which are divided pro rata monthly. New
circular contains two unerring rules for
success, and full information, 80 that any
one can operate pro6tably. Stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds sup.
piled. Apply to Lawrence 4 Co., Bank.
ers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y. City.