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NHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
~ ELEXENIH STREET, BETWEEN Q AND

~ Eli L EMdd SIhhEI, bEIWEEN y AND Il
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court III
.. aas Eay % No.
'Ss IL IL g. 4 Gsss
recorded subdivision Of Square numbered three
est at per eentum 4, o % June if, fs5s W."
26tb. 1876. at per centum and $50 costs in cash !;
the residue of the purchase money in instalments
Tsy ali cash Depost Of $50 @ reau.ed Of TIE pur
chaser and st. Trsee
sTEIGER LIEBERNIANN, Aucts, aiisIeo&ds
nUNOANs0N BROS. AuctioneerA
SSEE RSSFEkTy x GSESSE 81 S$SF
sSy hso Is sr4e
cutler heir aaT ct Adopha krscYter
It s n the Ct city se Il s ies
,1ict 81 Golum6is. known and designsted .: lot
numbered nun two u square num Ya six hundred
On Nsx ns
tanning 1913 square feet Of ground: oo
balance in two equal instaments for which the pur.
fs 70 ss
Per cent. all cash at option Of purchaser Terms
to be fully complied with within ten-cays from day
of sale otherwise the Trustee the right to
sell st the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser
AL e@n.ss'ns'nfo hS S1;1 e R%isaasfs Ezass
ty28-3taw&ds S42 D street NV.
T T. COLDWELl. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE IAaErT 1S s6 THThP, BETWEEN Z AND F
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated March Goth, m
1877, and recorded in Liber No. 852 folio 81, $pU
Of the land records Of the District OF COlum. 4
bis. viii sell at PUBLIC auction, il front Of the
O'Clock pm, that parcel OF laad situate in Washing
ton O. DESIGNATED as the south fifteen feet front
bered five hundred and thirty. eight.
Terms: One;third cash; balance IN twelve and
eighteen months, with seven per cent. interest &75
at sale. Conveyancng at expense OF purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in ten days
OHAS. f. FRASER,
aue7-9 Is. 20, 23&25 Surviving Trustee
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AUCTION SALESs
TO-MORROW;
rrHOMAs DOWLINa. Auct,onae,

TO.MORROWs
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TWEEkkXX I t HEW RAhE9R SUITES ANR GEN
NITURE AT AUCTION Wv
On SATURDAY MORNING, August 9Th, attn
~ O'CLOCK. VII sell within my saiesrooms 12H4
rep, hair cloth and velvet also. general as ! ]
sortment of Furniture The Parlor Suites will he
so, .1I at = 1 o SiI e. sharp ,.
Terms each. 0'''''' "''' THOMAS fosissj DOWNING.
auet-N Auctioneer.
T,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF SIX CRATES OF CROCK.
SATURDAY MORNING., at 10 O'Clock, within my
saesrooms shall sell the above ware Dealers are
invited.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
aug7-2t Auctioneer
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
= SAah ERshHs RzEHEas &aa
Ry virtue Of deed Of trust to us. dated -
Say III 1sfs 81 saa duly e 1 dosr NJ
Of Washington county. D. O., and at the request Of
the party secured we will SELL at public auction, in
August eth, 1879. Lot numbered Si two Snndred and
sixteen, in Beatty 4 Hawkins addition to George
town, e. fronting on the south side of 9th street,
test by depth Of one hundred and fifty feet WV
Terms: One fourth cash balance in six twelve
eighteen snd twentyfour months with eight per
cent interest; or all cash at the option Of the pur
complied with in seven days. or the Trustees re-
the Iight 70 leae the property at the sk and
cost CT The e BRaiNxR Rpfan& wHRNER ~
JOHN JOY EDISON, trustees
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SALT RHEUM and D4NDRUFF
Cured That Several Physicians Had
Failed to Treat Successfully.

MEssRs. WEEKS 4 POTTER: Gentle,aea,-I have
hair also on my legs. for TIE past four Years, hay
nG. suffered exceedingly with it. The dandrutf
suited several distinguished ply soians in regard to
it, and have taken their prescriptions as ordered,
told by many persons who had the Salt Rheum, and
who have been doctoring for years that there was
always have it, and was almost inclined to agree
with Them but friend wanted me try CUTICURA,
u ade by your firm I did, and to my establishment
in lees than three weeks my head entirely free
from all Salt Rheum and Dandruff and I cannot
see any appe arance of Salt Rheum on my person.
think It . wonderful remedy.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE A. NUDGE.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Feb. 6, 1878
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SCALD Held

Z Mic Years cured When all other
Remedies failed.
Messrs WEEKS POTTER Gentlen,en:-Snce
July last have been using your CUTICURA for
Scald Head, and it has cured me when all medicines
that have taken for nine years did me no good.
am now using it as hair dressing, but my head L.
we'll It keeps the hair in very nice condition
Yours truly, H A. RAYMOND,
Auditor Fort WaYne, Jackson d Saginatc r. r.
JACKSON. MICH, Dec 70, 1878.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE on Third, BETWEEN r AND F
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB ELEVATORS.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 5th, 1872
eealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until II M. on the 10th DAY OF AUGUST. 1879 for
furnishing, delivering fitting and putting in place,
complete two Hyoraufic EIev ators in the Treasury
building. Ia accordance with drawings and speclf
ton may be had on application at this office.
aug6-4t JAS. g. HILL, Supervising Architect
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1870 PLANT LINE.

WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK sTHAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The new and fast steamer GEO. ~~>
LEARY, Captain JOS WHITE, leaves
Washington for Norfolk every Mon
day and Wednesday at 80 o. m, and Saturday at
p. m.-7thst. wharf.
First class fare, single tickets. ri 90
Eiret-class fare round trip. l5O
I Teksss and State RS ss on sale 4 JAMES
SONS, 1915 st. n. w. Tickets on sale at Y. N. b. r
Office, eOl Penna av NV.
B. II. DODD. Agent, Thirst wharf my20
STEAMEH MATTANO,o Captain WM. d
caves wharf foot Of 9Th and n sts.' s. .aaA ii
very Tuesday, Thursday and Sun.
lay, ct am for Potomac River landings. On Sun.
:Sys for Matto1 Greek Oolton's and landings in 81
tlenents Bay. On Thursdays for Mattox Greek
ind landings In Wicomico river. On Tuesdays for
olten's and landing in Nomini Greek. Returning
Taking intermediate landings Also Chapel Point
~ Mednesdays, coming up.
For further information enquire at Offices OF g. l.
5HERIFF. No. 1913 and lila Pennsylvania avenue,
at ofce foot of 6th and streets sw;
ap1H G.. L. JONES, Agent
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CVNABD LINE.

NVNABD LINE.
~ NOTIOE
With the view Of eliminating the chances Of col.
s1on, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of SO at 43
lat, or nothing to the north Of 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
Of 80 at ~ lat. or nothing to the north Of A.
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HUMOR OF THE SCALP
That was destroying the Hair cured
with one box of CUTICUHA,
Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER :-Genttenen-I want
to tell you what CUT1CURA has done for me. About
ten years ago my hair began falling out caused by
Humor OF the Scalp. tried various remedies, too
numerous TO mention, without relief, until began
cured me and new hair is beginning to grow.
Respectfully, MRS. o. J. ROOT.
We know the above to be true.
MARY 3. TOWNSEND, 412 W. JACKSON ST.
MRS. @. A. GRAY, BAL FULTON ST.
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NEW YORK-BOTTERDAM

NE" YOHh-BOTTEHDA
The arst class steamers Of this line, W. A. sOHOL-
IEN""P. OALAED,"" ROTTERDAM" "SOH1E
Netherlands. leaves Jersey oity every alternate
Wednesday and SATURDAY: Cabin $3.50; Inter;
As't, 81 South William st. New York, FUNOH RDYN
co, ~ So. VIM st., Freight Agts; I. w. NOR.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STHAMsHIP
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
6oUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will sail every Sat-
urday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street Hoboken.
Bates OF passage: From New York to Hayre, Lon.
second cabin, eco; steeraee, $50. For freight or
passage app1y to QELRIQHS + 90, 2 Bowling
Green, New York. w. g. METZEROTT h CO., 926
Pa. ava, Agents for Washington. octl-ly
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THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
Is published every evening, except Sunday, at
the following rates:
ief year, bS mall. 500
fer month, by mail. GO
ieF LlOhtn, b5 carrier. observation-disclosures. Il
"o1N N0Pic7.'..- Observation-Disclosures.
The WEEKLY STAR
is pubiished and ready for delivery every FL
gay morning, at $500 per year. Single copfes
scents. Nf-|'
copfes one gear for $500, and one .o,,.,
20 the 0eheT-Hp Of the CLUB. 10 COMES m.
gear for $500, and one copy to The oe,,a-.
"p OF the club. 20 COPIES one year, $50,
es- II is a condition of this offer that the snh-
scriptions OF each club shall commence AZ the
same time, and all go to the same post Office.
'.'Subscrptions in all cases,-whether single
or In elubs,-to be paid In advance, and no paper
sent longer than paid for.
Address, In all cases,
The EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

March. s9IE O2 Ec. closing ,e979'- $3.50 tc.
Aprl. 1850. Zoe: 1900 Nay, 7i2. all ~
second oal ." Februa y 47o5; Malch 7d7l e. April
1Ol al! 1895 May. 7l5dZ2Oi jane. III gd7 qc City
steam higher. fairy active. sales 200 Refined
nrmer quiet Continent quoted 7.tOd745c sales 100
vest indies, I-Zyc..--..LU .R AND CHEESE quiet
nrm go EGGS-Market very dull prices has unset
lied Long Island, Ses Jersey u 2lc PcBn~yiysui
zoe western !81 lJlc. southern l9dl91c. Ordinary l.
al7c.
ElCtIrnde fairly active; prices steady unchanged.
- u Raw quiet and uuchar Zrd Faiv 10 GOOD Rerung
thdb's Prime tac, sales dsy and last hree davs
hroft reported 2Ntb hhds. part % b4sc. for tnba Mu-rO
ysdo o. or Martinique. and 7sis Tor tentrfEgal
ennfd ~ pretty good demand ana about steady Crushed
sc" ioNielre &C. Graduated -c Cut Loaf. taJsc.
sEAbS-ra-- seed quiet UNCHANGED; Glover GdG7,c. Tor
- err, and o. for and 81 = 81 % Tor TmO
thy PAX 1rchrugrI Iiuseed nominal
s4hAi.lN EllI-I-r. sales 30 choice Western. &c
CITY quo 80 &C.,
IALiOW-uur sales 30. 600 4. 80 s16sc.
WHlShE ltlrme- sales LOO obs ~ o. closing 81 Csi
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BCFT,io Fo1 l9-F.ur N far inquiry: sae' Of 20 ois
o. 4u.f au--i LsrI-s Wnrlt limited T-qde't !' ~
tru -"- made public. Corn quiet tnt I'm SEES 81
New. 20 inc. OatH AgAi inquiry se-s.uA
Iisigau -13c. Ise ar set 81 Lo-.Asly D
-a. fss STATE and western Dar,F-~ou- iuITy t1r 20 ~
graIrs; prices -ha'e Velker nat ~ Ian ale conan
c.ul '.t- l..a tr1. stock n store small -r i H' 1870
inquiry Timothy. Coverqulrt quoted HfuHm over m
Grades = JU4t4, Choice A. - 3. a. "' ~ ny
- e. ~. Teas 10 active mqufN q .' a4@tt 't',
SOC al 10. Icy 81 81 row las = - D. t-'t
s-lt.- .lDaaT ri. Raj Frcg - Ebcualttl Nh'a' o-o
Corn. 3c p4fs. t4c 10 NrW-lu ht pl. .O.i' d.
rbs Whr4t. 80 100 bIsh. Corn 74o"p bush nats
u.-ut--f |a,-. 5000 JHls. Wheat 80 10 b.- . corn.
600 bust. D4t $4,000 busA. Barley 5000 bush H. r.
Cu,sA8o Feb I9-FIour IN good demand At RAJ price
wheat strong ana higher SO Red inter- ~ 91o, 80
Chicago -prue t3c cash % S3j3 - March - "a - &C
ApE % -lc way 10. Co.. I5,s ljecte, u!c- corn &c
~ aru ana chez 33ll cash and N4r.h ~ r.. Ayr!
5-'sI3sc May. oats IN tar iru4nd and hrn --c 's-h
--.c March -3c April, - be- NAY Rejected, 'c Rye lu
p 81 md ava 81 higher 90 lb be Eir"r IN good @
msnd ami shsie higher ,or 7c Flax SEED t.m"r but
t 4Iotaflv llslcr Pork moderately active aud hiEh
g. IS ca-h 81 = % March. - O. 2er9 20 Aprt
90 0sIu 90 Lar' strong and higher: 80 .f
-5c. March d ~ q D-Js. April OF t5s
y4y Eggs unsettled and er- a. l-dltc poorer CRATES
3.Ot snort iaB. 4.-Jt, short 30 a yJt Dressed fi"Rs
str4dg win demand a. a. 40 NhiEey steady nnd an
changed ~ 81 o. A. tAe close beat moderately AcuVe
and igbe 1885, - asked March g &C. asked Apf Corn
frmrr but not Glotaby higher OAt nrmer ou not quota
bv higher Pork hrn and 10 HANGED. ar IN g'0d demand
aid tending UDE.d; SO cor 20. March: Oo5S-s1 20
Apri. - 80 49,, -. . -. A.. 49,.
FANNY. 90 IgG4j -. Wheat scarce. hEW and A4sLa
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Buslness Chances.

no MANUFACTURERS and CAPITALISTS.
4 Flower Pms. new article ~ hgh viz r,'rni PIT
euted First patent o. IT, nd OWN o. tr touu ttOu
20 obtain the Amrrcln patent. / Offer it private
sale % the highest bidder vao-t ht Is tecr 81
before 10 o'clock D. the 18th day o February l-is
BIDS can sent BY letter ur ttrg tu prepaid ho p7'
Price and an necessary Information ~ ID
Invention sent application, to responsible parties sns
=. 70. PTTNNFR
1876 Pacific ~. H-1aA tu y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

Central le Reading Railroad 1871 The amount ~ bullion
gone iuto England on balance TO-DAY - uVu
Paris afvce quote cent nntes at liz francs so cen
for the account.
ALIah Tor lheCks
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Cost auo found.

DANK BOOK LNST.-Blnk book No.
ID 4GJ-it of tie Ppw,rv savings Bank il missing mo
finder 10 reguesrd TO return ne bans ~ uot restored
before I5th March, L-.3 APPLICATION viii De made
10 The bank ior Le" book
Z O~T-Bank-bo0 No. sO.G93, Of the GER
Ian savings Bank. 90 re 10 % l.rA Ne nader
~ reouests % return bank restored before
th- 81 u Maruh. 1879 APPLICATION "l " made ~ no
ban. new bOOa
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FrRopEAV FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Fe India Council bills allotted to-day -
4d. Ter rupee advance. d.,
IaspoS Feb 10 1880 .. nj s. bonds four and half
pFr cent l075. IsB $ lGf: TcnfoFr- lu4A, Pie Raj
way share. - . de-. preferred 4J4 Nr" Jersey Central
c0nsus 49, Illinois Contra ~ 2: PrnsV wanna Central 50 -
Sew Jersey Central. ~ he4lng Railroad - T. ,. ~,
LGNpON 1850 D.->Ver quoted today al DOL
I0NuaA FEB. Ig-4 .. mt. = bonds. fOIr AlI hall
Der cents lU75; ls67s lU3i.; Tenorue- ll44 NewJ~r
say Central c0ns0.s 5y. Illinois Central 81 NeWJerscy
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"a 49, ~ o4e' 10 last egca.ug HcHdiir eArfl ,.S
pore ldly l7a)4i, .saI.t ~ th "a, - - v,
LAY ti'' az, al a.. {arr.t 5 co,eir Gl3
80 ,1e> Inri ca'.-r e,raary e7s:- ARA 49, o.
to-e., lo. t,'a, Zoo ttet A-o.i.d', 'g., al 'l1
eta.> N., o. LOGO sun 100 d., igl" . Jas f i.,
44l-' N.-'s.. i'.'. .f p, ~ 31. ~ ''i' ,'.-.
'r May H. l"4 go -'i-t ''' h'''" 'O' 'I''' u'''
t'r.r 80 o-o. -..7eu'.- ...,o.p Io-2
5gar....... -'I- N''e.' '...---. ,.'' $500
FLOUR tNU V.ti rLoTR-M4rref shade better
e.-.ar-, a., .-"... r.. 80 o. n'. .a' ' L.
r@.f'., '-. H." -. -.
4"tla 81 .. ,'..,.. r-r, e. - ..- ~.
90 '... ,. l6 a...
I..' ... ht-t
a.. .. .r KIN. $50 r 8, e. bali. .r
g .,. r-....'.-e r., nd
-. 700. -. la.- ,.'. ..
so e.a'r, e.. g. .' ...-. . f.. ..,,
~. ...5 49,. ..'..a .,o.i artl a....l. -
g. ..".' ,., -..,. r'.p .-..,. S. ,.t-i
c.,. . C. .. p, vH.r.-a'. ,....-r.
49,. pro- g. a. " f"
.r ,... .-- 7s. c.... a...
t+.
...-.i .-.. . .-...' ..-. I... .. ..- ,t..-
''...' '''...
= '.- i''' ..'.
f.. t' -.... ..' ...t- .'.-
..... -.,.....-.- ...-- .u. ..... ....- ..'
-. f.... -.-- f.- ... ... |..... ..-.- 'a'l
.t...-.- ...-
,...>-..... ..lft.t ... -..-,.- ..st sfI tr..
r.. .,.... export b.. .. '-.
....r. .-.... ....i.-..
l.,....f t... .......t. .'..
'.~ TIA, 70. ..
$1,000 buses. .... -t-.'u ..-i a..a ..'1
.t..r- '..t r.-.. I..''. .'t sn' N'
-.... .-. 4.. $1,000 uu-. I..I...ai -..H- ~-T
.-.. I-.. ..-. >. -nIuz $685.. -...j bust.
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Sales bn AUttioN.
BGnarup! Nontc5.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn, nh
L .ag o. 'ptenoer an rs Nst". 20 H''> ip'eZ
Nrv-lors ln tho D04uiy lulA. stale Y NrN-
Aora has get nauAripi OBJ ii- o"t f'D
b t,ut- a.u delivery 81 nv
property belonging to sgch bankrupt to h or i' u--
aud the transfer u property hrldtu -
meeting ~ tho creditors ui tar sad 'hAH4-J
tct4 and choose one u'" ass'grro8
OF lis rstse vi ye held Court OF Bankruptcy. 10 70
holden AZ 49, BROADWAY u the Oty o. Sew fore 'e
NJ henry WId-r - FL, Register The % tay uf Ndr"u
A. 2. 1873, AZ ~ O'Clock m- Loi l. =. PAYS.
L Marshal Messenger southern Dsr.i Cl Ven YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

An unusual amount of business was done IN Rensse-
laer and Saratoga, with resulting advance OF its
price 70 1O73sG107. Union Pacific tiuctuated be-
tween 70l2 aud 81. closing AT 50. We note sales of
Harlem at 100, Of Fort Wavne at lO1a lO7 {g6
1O7l4 and of Cleveland and PIttsburg at ~ i2G
Q37-G9fL Pacific Mail declined from l5l2 70
14&Gl4a, and Homestake Mining advanced TO 20
sales and bid
The market closed weak and unsettled.
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First Mortgage
&EyEV PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and state Line Rail-
way Company.

17V roal rms from Rochester through tho Tch Gene'ee
VALLEY 70 Salamanca York abont miles. ant forms
the connecting ink between the NeWYofk Central AMI The
Atlantic AMI Great Western system Of railroads
Inc roid has operation the past srven months
durng which time have been largely Ia eK
crs. u tue irterrs! on IL bonded Indebtedness
IL bonds aro FIST hen at the rate u 10000
nile and per cent interest payable semsnnuAy The
Union Trust Company trustee FOR the bondh0derA
The coatr road lately passed into the
O, The YORK Central It believed the earnings WILL
be ncreASed 81 ia close connection with that
pany
We are auo1s 10 oeT limited amount Of the bonds At
o. 1. and accrued Interest
WALSTON II. BROWN q BRO,
81 Pine-sl.
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Red and White, 9lcas Corn active. arn sna hgheI ct
In good demand mn prices 5ze5Sc Barley IN gooi De
'' Is E f cT S' md a. as f ae2 2 81 gf ss5S
Ge5c Bulk Mr't, strong aud higher -houl erA 500
good demand and shade higher -bouihor- 4sat p.
an ARM a. a 90 sltter G4iet M q chs1tr' gf
steady and unchans~i Hogs active h1n AMI higher
BHielsrs ~ az 40 re- g.. s'{ i'I no q asa'
- y3st 20 N9e4t . e3 S EfS A,9 N'!ffia'
Nav = o24 Corn quie bu hrm. No lrllow. Sc. Iiish
sia,d' 3Sc. 70 M.ze't 81 &c No 2 Ai1et % - Qlis
SO Mixed re-. 40 : Mixod 25a25gc clover seed
stsaig 81 a. r 7st - Esc:rtsf 5ur j,o ttls wiS5.
s0Io Fl,5 9P 10, 9q,3 ar, $50 0asn 6
Tmw,JXEf FEB Is-Flour scarce and nrm. wheat
,ra az the penng danced - as c''se s'r@1T 20
Fehrlaryi ESQ March - ~ April. sec Nav No
-, - 10. d. 49, "eie' .e. 80 I'm 80 -
No p q be-: NAY 25c rye St ady With good demand
7"c. Pr.ysors oHst buI nm a. P,rk quct: Nrw
- So Lrd-Prne steam 8 Pc We Hogs STEADY al - "
PnILAnEIrHIA Feb l9-F1ou acdv'. cool inquiry ron
,2raST aiyaaes ono q Msam and
5 Ls sa , F eSi n' s.@ nqa. s 20 do 6aod
= 37h - 80 Choice = Is DO Fancy . PepHsylyaHa
- G2H: a. Fancy - u.s. Lancaster County, - rs ohio
d. NeGag 81 ~ Do go2 p 90 5a'y pas %,S
Patents 81 oqss so rye Flour n-meri g Is whs
BuS2Tl,1a Vel aegiecsd 8 36asi IS wheat ieverish
1ey 99 T T. o Ss pcd TAR
1. F rc. s ana fau n G Ts AMI 20 Southern
elevator iol9 Peunsy.vaas White 10 arrive - 10
ohsri5r Soc Tor sodt6yrn 5ia55c for Western
ugs forward month";. \ higher good local consumrtye
demand "eaern hseoiei Tx s1 1870 Pr
!3sqs e.: sal " Ked and Penn.yiyania Weston and
elevator - e. Ots hrIner good nJulIy ga Ee shSr
Fancy PROVISIONS rru fairly active seet-cty
No ? jHg@I5i Hams ~ - 70 ait'S' 90
-. 800 salt and u &c. ct'.i Iiear tt9 -lirs 'aoA7u "a
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Diui0eno Notices.

CHICAGO ANb ALTON RAILROAD CoyrANY.
New-l0rs. FEB. Il. 1871 g
NOTICE.-A cash dividend OF Three and
~ oufhaf per cent Oh Three per
cent on the Common -tok this Company hAs been ds
care the An tav OF arch 70 the Office ~
the company Agents Mes-ss JtSJ h. IA ION & Co, No.
81 WilIlu.-s- b.. NtS-iura.
The Transfer Books VIII BE- Co-ei on the -lst y-t ald
opened Oh Marcel ). W. N 4ANhAHf.,
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
Joe Cream.
60 Oh0m II Map Concern

ITO ADYERTISERS.-Fo a small consdcra.
ton I will iamIsh tho name and p ~ address ~ 'h0n
sands men. Arncr. rrcfrc- la different
sIeea Ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

GENERAL MARKET REPORT


ASHES ui.t. prices non.Ialy unclaimed g..
CbFFFE-R.pduI. uomiuaiy unchanged Ordinary, li''
Fair. lac GUod t Prime. loo saIe- 1000 bass * ~
In .Is4 private terms 90 bags rN brLh'
1000 ua- ty .Q.l,, 300 DO. IF DO bilAr were
vtl.Ilyr iu E..H.rs, 20 bags * rocn ,od ,.
vae terms. Mid quiet sfetv sales past week 80
maIA -irgsr"re $3.50 bags. AhacalnCi I't"V
bags. So Io-lngpi l53 hae- Jalia.A' &C.
has. Mexican = bags costa Rica 80 b-e',
-t,tuilI the range, >fDtA stated a. - ' gag auI
$3.50 mat. including so b1r- Ceyo1 40 bags ara
csil, .-- bags Eayfa. .tt bag Jamalci j., DAYS
cost. RIA 1sI bags Mexican t'uU.cs Celrt LtH 20
~ay4u.Da lg957 mails Jasa 9,slj ma ~i,ga",r. IarA
C.Ilo Is TO-: - Io4 iuEJ lutl l-r Jamaica y q
l0lc NeJcan. I5z lGc COSTA RcL l5di7isc >avau4lla
l5QIIO.
CuIruN-S7ot cotton Gmet, uuchan ref cord pr''ntrT
I-u1ues f.C tIatuC lo., Nitr. NlioluE go. -
"a - 10 last cvea.ugl Ic idiIr cAi'Fi, 10
.nu.. v,5-i contract 200 n-cs Receipts Al me
Isd4y. lTfJpaeS sgdLEt 1870 th' 'i' a-I "'"H
I+Grg vrar- VeIr TOD poli~ higher " ~
IL. ST. al aor pts =. asst evening ."1'.H-
Tl-'ay FI.t ,l.u3ry n. .'i ''- - a. -i' '
.arcl g.. NnrI $50. August lH..ps -cn "n'rf l'-'
total 4. ..u 1ae-. -rc1rt CALM Iylnv2 Jun Nlo total
1000 TALES. Ihri C1.-I chruarF. "lft Nffd 49, ''
taII. Iu. t,'l zoo ttieh A.otod'l; f'9 ti. al ,'D
r-rt. 60 20, H.lrh 81 Irt, ~. \ til
e-3he-- NAV 0.4Iua Jgre. loI5 4lol": Jn'F !'-1
l!f-- AUGUST. 1910 tfftl. ..U btirr grand i"ltl
-t. nle-. F-.nI. 10 u'.i 9. er 11 ~ D." ''''i
or May. 4, paid ,zcIpe 100 March ior Apul Iuni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

~ pursuance of an order of Drjano e. Cali
i WIN. esquire surrogate OF RE county ot N'"-f""t
notice Is hereby BEN % al Iei,.s claims a4ui y
N estate OF Alexander Ht tur "a ~
No.y-loIs. dc,ol-d. 90 rre.rut no" -.. ID ''l.''
thereof fhe -I.-,flr~ al Pie t..- NJ NI A. llI '
~ i-f G.. i.- Ctyu Newton. on pr h.f't' '. s'h
,.ay af lue urCr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-01
HniGht-Harper.

Miss Ellen Jane Harper. daughter Of Mr. Jo-
seph W Harper, now in Europe, granddaughter " the
late Fletcher Harper, OF the famous publishing hrm was
married last evening in ST. Pauls NJ y. Church. 10 Mr.
Theodore Haight II this city. The church filled
with guests and spectators when. promptly att -
the bridal party walked up the aisle 10 the altar rail
where the Rev DR. o. II. Tiffany awaited It's approach
FIRST came ushers II. C Tinker Chalmers Wood s. Root
and J. A. Miller Jr. and then the bridal Uarty fol-
lows; Mr. A Haghi and Miss Edith Jafray. Mr. W.
Harper and Miss Haght: Mr. Haleht and Miss ] sic
Harper, Mr. II Harper and Mi~s Fannie Smith. the
bridegroom, Mr. Theodore Haight. with Mrs Fletcher
Miss Ellen Jane Harper lastly ushers Gcorge II Belcher
and Charles Mihkcu the brides brother Mr. Fletcher
Harper represented Miss Harler's father in the
mony N giving away the hfiir. white satin dresses
with long trains with the regulation Veil and
the bouquet ~ white roses for the bride. Each brides
maid carried In the LETT hand bouquet OF either Mar
shal Neil or den JHcqn'minOt To~es Depending from
the pulpit wAs large hnral shield with white back
ground. which was relieved monogram made ot the
letters II. the iniuals Of Mis-, Harper's name and
sls0 Of the name that she about 20 assume Vases Of
flowers stool either side Of the pulpit the platform
connected with the shield anu monogram by fesOons Of
parhes uresent werr Mr. and Ms John W Fletcher. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph AbnHr Harper NJ sni Mrs Jnseph
Flske Mt aud Mrs Isaac Averll. Mr and Mrs Hiram
Sihev m Mr. and Mrs Fletcher liarner, Jr Arer the
ceremony reception MAS given in Mr.. j. W liarpers
residence. ~ West twenty second street a which only
the family and friends participated. Mr. Halght Is dry
goods I'M porter iu Franklin street