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New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRk. Welne.aar. Mareh 5.

NEw-YoRK Wednesday, March >, 1870
The following sales were held at the EX-
change SalesrOom to-day
~ Sr1" "H NUcH
story brown stone house with lot. No 613 Madison
ave Coz Of Glstst. lot 2jNs5 Charles john -, m
r. Of 7 4. Nio iot a2IqS Dr Gathi0i 1880
rnr Of s.f Ti Io a"Is5, caes Johnson 1900
/ similar house with lot No 1909 Madison ave. G r.
adjoining above. lot G7XS5 Brown lI'uJV
sr adSns 1s sbS1 Sitn % G' 6Ise T %o,e oi1gc 1880
similar house with lot. No lO6j MatisOnave, ., .,o
adjoining above, lot 20Isj Abraham GreenbuL l.'4oo
m Ia.s ot 81 Tiia a, 9 81 NS.1 s'eI.n 1880
81 HOrdrd ". f0dfsS.
3stOry brick store ard Dwelling with lot 40 l45
IBsei tRBe $ 20 i o south o'n'e O' $500
By 4 I. RitIr
plot ~ land on lOthst cor OF Aornnrsideave oo,
l239NSO GXS7. .6T6 8, John SCrcven OVOO
Bg Richard y HJr1en. ,
lot on West lOOthst OF Nevave 2OIlOOll ,oo
" Lester ..-.....-..-.... ........:: Law
i0 smith mi Sfiy y COZ oi 1850
lots gu New ave g. block front between Tooth and
lOlststs together IN size 2Ul, 100 same pui- .oo
lots II West lU0th.s 200 II Of 0th-ave. RAINING
through TO lOlstst, each 2J12OllO, Lespnasse ooo
i0e eSaser ave 20 II u 1900
io sstery ise 9''' 80 II oi 1850
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
houses anO fnrins rUante0.

EARM WANTED-An experienced Ameri-
Il farmer good farm. well stocked; on
Of references Address :. q. LEWIS Albany
Ny
HOTEL Wanted. furnished. to rent low
with privilege Of purchase accommodation for sixty
bOarders. within one hour ~ NewYOrki fruit and
garden near road station steamboat landing Address
y. Box 80 Tribune Ofnce, with particulars.
kXANTED-To rent "A farm from 100 10 200
w acres J.. 4. MULLEN. Perth Amboy, y. j.
WANTED-To buy a farm of about 100
w OF the townships OF Dutcs-s County
Address giving description OF buildings location and
lowest G. sh price, u. l.. Tribune ONCE
NANTED-To rent. within 30 miles of
w NewY0rk by rail small farm. stocked or unstOcked
good house and buildings well watered healthy locality Or
spacious grounds and well shaded Full partcu
lars Of terms &c, required GERALD SIMPSON, n. \;
POST Office Boz 1888.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
0rean Gtrumers.

MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERI.
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Ihursdsy from PhisieDhls
PENNSYLVANIA saDs THU KSDAY, March T. s q NJ
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carving the Belgian and United states Mails sailing
every days from Philadelphia and New York.
NADERLAND u sails FRIDAY. March a, : o N
For passage aId other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS General AGENTS.
307 Wanut-st. Philadelphia. ~ Broadway, Se"- nolH
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery place, New OK
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
PErnrnEn MnRrGAGES

Bennett William and wife to Maurice obcr, No t3 1900
OIvcr st. year tl,2oo
Emanuel p and wife % Nagl3cud Baycy and OthIIs
80 II Washington q. . years t,VVO
Foreman william j. ana wife 10 Martha J. Randall 4
franklin ave. - 7ta - years 600
drI-: nj, Feaas r. fgfu''1 L. JOHN i's' - 1900
Row Lu1lus " 10 the Union Dime savings Instltu ,
-Ut-st. ~ 2d-avc, year .....-.-..... S,OVO
aS wof is1nrtoasvs s t ave g yc5rs s' '' 10000
Nc, iu,Gy Hugh and vie 10 the NOrth River Insur
GncC Company, CommgTcest, C Of BetfOTd-sb ,
&25 81 o q8.. 'si'' yes-s 0Os' $4,000
sane sge 60 11s 'i'' 9' s 'o u 1000
sar. i.tsTe 20 tii1ygsI years 1900
Matthews, Virginia B and husband 10 the New York
IAie Insurance Company u tOr 4thsVe ana lotA 40
81, year oUiVOU
aRee CompanV sw cor t ave and 56ts year $4,000
O'COnu1r William + 10 Joseph Harde, sc cor Ave 49,
Prescott Cyrus - and vile 10 Clara sutton and
others trustees, etc, Lexington ave, Il OF I'D ~
-. q tOV
80 6ti-ave. year $500
TTottcr May j. and others 90 Daniel Hoffman, - .
55th-st. Of 5th-ave. Years $4,000
Yglcsias John A and Wlfe t0 Caroline Turner, 80.
3OtA 81, { OF JthaYe years SOoO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DAWSON Edward etc 20 Francis Shaw $500
Kahrs Ernest II % William Miller 5000
VI Ni!ett b,5OO
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Gin propcrtp 20 Get.

REGISTER FREE on V. X. STEVEN
n. sos jr,s printed HOUSE LISTS. AZ Pinc-st, 33
East llth st. and 66l bthave.
nESK ROOM for rent in pleasant front Office
~ cup -tsirs, 900 per annum. GEORGE =. HOWELL
& co. 10 Hlruce-st
Two LET-Ofices, lofts, stores and Easements
i IN Beekman, Fulton JOhn. Pearl Gold. Chd. VII.
Lam and y assan-stA RULAND & WHITING. Beekman ST.
NO LET-223 East 3lst-st., a four story
house all improvements put in order for good tenant
~ ovper 9s Kat ItA-sa from n l.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
Giln FRA! gsIate for Sale.

4 -FINELY-LOCATED 5TH-AVE., me-
~. cium HOUSE 53d-st; decided bargain.
mits from Y. X. ~TESENsON lr Plnest, 80 East 18th
st., and 66l jti-aNe.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-FactOry build
ns and fifty eight years leases Of three lots 5l4 66
DIS West 24tA-st Apply on prenises u j. HARRISON.
Tor SALE or TO LET-PrIvate stable No.
lJ3 East 3Sthst. three stones high stalls for eleven
horses in perfect repair price $4,000 rent $1,000 GEO
i. ROWELL, owner. 10 -pruco-st.
Union SQUARE aud 14th-st., corner for
y se, Ia Zee, or 70 lease FOR long term Room 81, Dre1el
BuidnE.
STH-AVE., near 53d-st.-Fine mcdium-sIZe
- HOuse low price possession. Y. X. STEVENSON. j.
4 Pine. 80 East 7th sts. snd GGl 5thave
10NEW HOUSES retaken for mortgages for
" for 81 $50 s 800 IauIol Hill accessible by
street cas- L. A. YOUNG 20 ExchaDg place. Room 49,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
@flnrslons.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
~ 0PEN From sSG oof Dy W Stree. Ferry
COT RTLAN sTREBT-Eearest point for Jersey clgand
PAKEFLAt Ne:res. point Tor Post Office, city Hall and
cnRHBERs sIREEf-SeaTcst point Tor Pavon-. and Erie
81, k2iITay FHEf 4 yI,eTEErr- FerT
"a Tor pebFo.se5 @ stree, Ferry
BLEfcKEEsTREET-co with FOR East AMI
EIGHTH sTREET-Nearest point for Christopher
Ferry TO oOoSen connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and East tenth StreIt FeTres. u. ~. ,..,.u...,,
waIacks aud Lyceun theatres Aca'emy of Nasir; ir.
yins ana alnahy MAJ ist!' conn conn G,ng I'm ..n cars oI N'''
TWIN rH5iD-STki e4rs~t pon{ TO 3o9ias e 80;
Garden. and Masonic Temple, and T"eatytnird street
THiFr4 fHiiD sTK4Er- nearest point to sanaari ar,
Francisco MinstreLs connecting with ears Tor Wee
FORTY ECON DsrREEr-Con with New York
Ter Companys cabs for Grand Central Depot
FFIIFFTT3Yhiid FIFT3h point for
e9qnscs9g S4 4s ;1 Si & Beis Iine Ia I Kt2e &kyrr
FOR uptown trans take east side 80: stations. ions
Trains viii 10 5stbst and ttha'e aud 59dst and Sth
FARE. l. cENTs Except between the hour. OF $50 Z,
75O a m and to p n wen me I5e I, r.,d,,t
N. VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent
CHE NEW-YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
COMPANY.
EAST SIDE LINE.
CHANGE or SUNDAY TRAINS.
COMMENCING MARCH 2. 1879.
SUNDAY tam. wiz he as follows
THE FIRST TRAINS WILL
Leave I29tA st and
south Ferry at 7.3oam
THE LAST TRAINS WILL
Leave l29,hst and
South Ferry a, 1890 d M.
SUNDAY TRAINS
VIII be run at such may be required TO acsommo
date the public
r. l. KICKER,
General Manager.
oGee Of the y. y. RR. RCo,
New Ork Feb. - 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06
Citn Drouerln 90 reI.

Two LET-7sj LEXINGTON-AVE.-f
Il stone, 6lst-st.; excellent location.
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st.
ITO RENT-FURNISHED or Unfinished,
No Zoi East ljthst-A three story Drick house with
extension al aud in good order;
can be gwen April l. Apply on premises.
ITO LET or FOR SALE.-j42, 544, $40, 54S
Nashln gon 81 south west ~ KnC-t substantial
ourstoY building boiler and elevator suitable for
storage warehouse factory Apply 10 T. T. ROBINS l05
Wa'orsL
FI'O LET or FOR SALE, 463 and 469 9TH
cabinet finish. perfect order handsome Cry st2
chandeliers. CHARLES r.. HART. 1873 Broadway.
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Brooklnn Rcal estate for Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LET with immediate pos
L
l5S Eemsen-st. three story building.
& Hicks-st three story dwelling.
A. WiIOWsL. thrcc-etJgy dwelling
239 Al2ms-st. parOr aud basement and two bedrooms
GORDON l. FORD. 81 Clark St. BIU0klvn
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i,usical Jnsirnmsnts.
5ales bp Antiion.
Corporation Notues.

NOTICE.-Leases of certain Piers and Bulk
y will be offered at public sae TO De held oy 9rIe OK
tie DIpAlkTNFNT OF DOCKS, at The EAtUANGE
SAI IuIOM. 40 III broadw9y on TIT H. Jay, lSth
MARCH, 1879 Tor fu Information see Tie Clty Record
for sale No. . City IiaLL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-06

Dawson. Edward T. etc 10 Francis Shaw 50
Kahrs Ernest II 10 William Miller 9Ot
Oriental Edward Wi!iett 55t
, 1879-08-04

PoRT nUnoN, Mich, Aug !. -passed Cp-props
St. Paul. Wtuslow. Juulntp, Deaa Richmond, w,
II. Daruum. santlac. u. ". jennss and tarees,
lay City and baEyes. Allegheny and oargs4, salnp-
sou aud baf.ea. +AooEco.n and blrgus; xcbtA M. 5.
l!acun. !. /: tass. .: 4. Durt0u. Onousa. ". ",
Down: props Lowssi iarou G,,y. csltie. st.
Louis. Chicago with {. u. Jones. Il H. Msbb.
!, :: JOY. FuFcst lily with Nur.i.wo.t, Mary
j., chaaao aad bar.as. Clinton al d basae.,
ttlsnlIferi, tn: Netsf and, rats. vn1.
Corning, tlawn. j. II. IiscE, j. MIria Scott, Pa.
okse. slary Lyoas. Jnn,a. b. SAWYER. 4. Jonss,
u. M0fss, jaua Belt. senator. Jam AcLsoA,
Ishpentny nnh u. Crawford baldwin i, smith,
!dn ko,t4, d. !. Wan falvonhusn naler pvttuf.
Mtnl-.Sogtteast; gentle. Woathur lua.
, 1879-08-04
echr Kate Gti1ctt. ----. ltrht.
schr Emcllne. Muskcron. Hight

schr Emc1lnc. Muskeron, Hight.
lfop g. Reltz. MAns:tc, Tight.
Schr ". j.0utit. MliskrIpn. IIytLt.
Schr 4. W. Lucky. afnI,tstcn. lt.ht.
Hchr kcwant,rc. t:rana llnyca. light.
Prop tty III f'n1Hsh, Duluth *n,iries.
achr Maggie Mcitae. Kingston. rtai..
Sc!F !: II. f1nyfand, E:cnla.a. Light.
Achr 7. 4. Scott, fIuG1lo. grain.
se'ir Jhln liuAn, Jr., Man!Atre. light.
Tr6p Sovereign, Montreal. bundrIes.
Rtmf Mnake0or. Mn&kcnun. nn1drIes.
Stmr EHtonn. vt. Jnc, snnirics.
Htn,r ahcbUyrat. Mnnlfnwoc. *unArics,
l'rdp Hkytark. Dcntnn 1lafhot, sHnArIes.
Ifop afeaeenver. l,ch.on I1asl,or, pundrtca.
Prop Tempest. White i.skc, EnnlrIe&.
Prom Il. Z. j!tItfain. Saugu4Hcx. light.
Schr q. u. Norris. MAnittcr. light.
SctIr ilcfnlt. l'cn'watrr. light
Hchr Cascade. Manistee. light.
Hchr Nnrsl, Caps. Buffalo, gain.
fchr ,f0hn 81. hutchinson, buffalo, grain.
Sehr Emma Ntcunison, I'utfalo, Eratn
*rhs Champion. T3ut9ain. grain.
scht q. y. finkaFh. NHtsaln. grain.
schr .tarns q. King, I!uttalu, 1:ra!n
rfnp Zetnrl, r0ilinY~usi. runtrIrs.
l'san tl:an;''. t|rern liar, an,nlr!es.
schr iseIn!ref. t:rcen liar. Aandsles.
schr AntIl,. tt.aitne. t}rerH Ftar. Nun,lrlcs.
sChr lsuhert liDwietL Grand lfnYe,l. su.llrlcs
Schr MinnIe Mueller. Mcuon!nue, snndriss,
Prop Potomac Hufsaio. HHn1ric..
Stnr 2Taec t;Fufnnond. SuntlI itaren suudrIpt
f'rnn Anule fHunY. Hufyaln, sunnrIrs.
lfDp =. e.. Baldwin. Ercanaha. light
Schr Alice REtlthssla, Escanalsa, It.tlt,
, 1879-08-04
HOW WOMEN WOULD VOTE.

Wcro thu question admitted to the ballot, and
the land who tas used Dr., rIerca's Fayurite
Prescription would veto II to bu al untatln.
remedy for. the diseases peculiar to Tier sex.
nr, Pierce has rocciyed hundreds o! grateful
tss,t1noniais ,tl.t OF ia cuFattge powcr. :,
Pteret, UHTaEo II Y-Dk4n Sin: For nsany
months l was. a great sufferer. Physiciaps
could Afford me no relief. lli my despair roul'
Menccd The use ot your Favor,te Prostitution,
~ speedily e1ectel MY entiFo aud permanent
suse. Yours. thankfully, -,
., '.'. Mis-. PipL r. DAxrEit.
, 1879-08-04

DANGEROUS Co4p1A,srs.-rhous1nd nro pre-
dspoAsa 10 ytuIont attacks OF colil and cholera
Anfbut 1urluE tho summer beasun or to chills aud
4uenco arc Obliged 10 exercise tho E1catr.t care
70 whak they cat md trink. M anrtuty Auvl hu
IAAAlcA G1xuEM. which promptly rsi!pses thu
WaF.t cases. sHd ruadvEs kuFrse attack !,upos<I-
ua II taken when the synlplusua dfsl manifest
thenaolsra. II IL Also an Uelant addition IL leu
wafer, aeilIltz puwterd, Wito. Ana tho stsun3sst
liquors. Ds careful 10 cali tuE S1uioFl'4
, 1879-08-04

rich s,eamera for T.akn Michigan po,ts wns en-
gagged Saturday The shc?Ny1nD, nnc Of tin MI.
wankoe hoa.s, carried her fnlI complement nf
unstcnRors Saturday. night. np,t enu}d llAve hs1
inurr il nIn i.,t i,nl rins iut lft"n,. Tho san,r
my Ia snld Ut The UuIato httd I.aite Superior
, 1879-08-04
The nav. Murray Financially Embarrassed

incumbcrcd p1opcrtY u tio REV u. il. Il.
Murray, Of Park Church, In boston, which
which could ba found yesterday bY Deputy
sheriff In Gntltord and New Haven was ut.
faeael, Indicating the naucta! embarrassment
Of thu great preacher. Tho occurrence l,us
created mitch IutBrGst. Among the property
seized wers about twenty-five hofscs and 3iU, 100
worth ot blackboard wagon stock, tic latter
Murray to prosecute tho saIo OF ono Of his H.
yeailons. Mr. Murray is taxing bis summer
vacation IN the AdiroHdacks. and was not ii
none t,s1 wnen the papers Nsss ss'yed. ~ has had
bcan uptunuueFstise. -, I.
, 1879-08-04

Sure. Rafu. rrunn.. n.ll ihornus!. arc the c!lnr-
ne1rrlktfcs If Dr. jnynes Clrlt,alSe l;alsan,. IL,
merit has mafar II tnnwn everywhere fot years. il.
standard curative tas tEamrr. tllarl,na, churrl
murtlA AMI MI Rea4sa Of HE bowels: II II. LIS.
ndct. easily administered to Children. bclug ugrrea.
bic 10 the tasts.
, 1879-08-04


CIxrrnHAT1. o., Aug %.-CorroS-quies At
me-. d.
FLou,,-Qutct and unchanged.
0nAtH-tlatct. Wheat duls weak, nuj lower At
D010so; rscctp,s, Ill o0o bn; shipments, ~ 600
bu. Corn weak, nt:89db4pc CASH; I!'c August. Oats
quiet; ncw, aTft:'ec. 1ayo ac.tyo hut lower At
55c. Darlcy tnll A,ul nominal. ..
rnovt ta,oss-pork tismt held at g. III Lnrd
qulct: current nuke. s5.1= b!A, 81. - asked.
lluls meAia kteady; shoulders, 21.3o; shost rtos'
81. Hlo4. III; shnrt clcAE. .4I
WiIisRy-steonRor; nonlina1Iy 1t 81. o. but held
higher. .-.
ltU7rrn-rlrno1; fancy creamery. 1s0loc;
Other grades Atnl AMI unchanged
LiHsEEp UtI-Steady ut t5ac.
, 1879-08-04

LAtN PASSENGER TRAVEL.
Passenger travail On tno lake steamers On all tho
foates ID i1rta. EfssJ htlltto1M o. thu GpQl.
, 1879-08-04
F91e&tE'tS%sA1.$ E'<t1k IliaHkpstbEs
j. IMPROVEMENTS.
STs k>ry~

IsuNAs M AND al MOFYAT llLurK, !
pErEltT. MlCEi. July ~, IH7H.
Sealed pforoatls, III duplicate, Will I'r rsccse nt
th% Otilrc until t1UctucH nom Of saturday. Aus. Ii.
ie7s n 9;snrd Immediately ,hcreaftrr. III tile prs.
on Lukc Michigan. VT, -
l. Frankfort lIarbnr. Mich. Extending rter-one 10.
fu1t rFttl
= Mani.tce tiarbor, Afiel Extending tho ricrs-1so
lefs, rand, etc.
e: i.ahington HarboE. Mich. Extending the piers
3CU.sets cfilM.
I. rsnlwa,er. Hasbor, Mich. Three hundred and
nfty Efk, fect tnrfc or les. rfe rrvetInrnt hnli
fcat crll~. .' r "
yUnf cslh.
I. iifaifI IlhveH 1tarhor. Mtcl EXTENDING n'ts-one
ht""t crIb; bull1lag 150 1cet aupetatructute liz
courses high. "
~ saint loseph l!asIor. Mich Extending plcs-ons
lisrsur ii 1,cfuec, rortsru Leke. Mich. nr.drInr
to Guls y4ras ln9rr pr lga. 4ana other IacIiAi.
Fur kpecinh htttt. Instructions litiesA AM! ucce5,
aArr blank faFills. k;'|tY to this p1tfrc..
+. n. MASSFjELp Mntor If Engineers
, 1879-08-04
TOLEDO.

Totnpo. Ang. a.-FLoun-stosdy.
0uAtx-whent nctivo but lower; M. 9 vhfe
n'aha#h, st.o1; Dnyton s. Michigan, 81, 90;
wl'tto Michigan, si.oo; No. 2 do, 0sc: nn1hrr,
cash, 1Bc; August, 08hc: September, !Sssc: M.
her,. ,0sAc; No. amber Illinois. s!.ou. Corn
dull; high n,ixcd, cash. "Sc; No. y, August, SIC:
September. :s75sc: rejected, 3Ic, dAtnugvIl, ssh,
nc. Outs Qn!ct: MI. 9, cash. &c; August, ~ tic;
Scptcmbes. :!c; No. =. wlIlte. casn. :!I!ac.
hEcElrMLs-f M Flour, none; whcat 10B.000 bu;
sn'rMESrs-Flour. nouo; wheat, 2io, COO bu;
cortl, q, Geo hu. t.
, 1879-08-04

FETIttg11EUNs
CLxvELAxn, O., Aug. 2.-rkrnoLEru-un-
changed; standard white, 1lo trss. l4c.
OH ClTr, ra., AnE. o.-rErNoLEuu-afntket
openel dull at G0esc, alyaueeil ard closed at 7oc
bid; shipments, o.. 900 brls, averaging O., GOO;
tosa shipments, United Ilne /, 4l0, $40; averaging
10. lit; transactions. 81, QUO. :,
PlTTKhu,t0, ta., Aug !,-PEvAoLEuM-Quiot;
cru.c 1rn,er Tac ut Parksr's for sh!pmen todned,
6lc, Philadelphia delivery.
TURpENrtNE,
WELa.xorox. N. c., Aug. a.-Brla17s TunrEs-
rIax-Seady 1t 15A:.
, 1879-08-04

1NpIAxAroIIs, Ind, Aug.n o.-unAtx-whcn.
wcaki M. rod. DoG9n0o; Angnst. a31t'1i!tc.
Corn qulet at 35Gl3akc Oats weak at a.6b.lc.
At4c. Lard. sic. Halna. HGsHXc.
, 1879-08-04

Lou1ay1LLE. Aug. 2. .-CoTrox-Qnlct at 19c.
TLorN-un1l and unchanged,
0rAtx-Whcat atondy; rru and amber, 09GlD0c-
corn firm: white, 4:sc: mxed, Toe Cats quiet
Int stcady: old whte, 35c; mlxod, :32c; new.
1HIftluc. Rye Y1iet nt 15c.
HAT-FiFm at Sl4. 90. =. ...-..- .'
rnos;stoxs-loFk quiet at $40. 90. Lard q"!ot;
fnests quiet: shoulders. az 36bHfc; clear riat,
iiM5cs l!ac0n firm; shoulders, &c; clear r4bs,
6ftb!fc. 1lnma-Sugnr- cured. H1ifD1lc.
Willsxr-Markut stcaay ut 81. 03..
, 1879-08-04

c1enr ribs, 9i,11; clcnsts. .Sl.60 fres on hoard.
1Iaeon armer, clear Ribs, $t.S7's; c!car. $''.2o0
b..1.
com. "a. 0no bn: nsts. :s5 ooo hu; rye 1't}oo
Un; tAfIer, 10 VI in. "
s.,,rurAfr-FInu.. IN. 0no brls: wheat, n. 400
hi, corn, 600 tul oats 7.ooU but rye, QUO BIT;
latuJ, nune. ...,. - =,
, 1879-08-04

gpee1u' Bisaatca to The 7riannA!
KANSAS ctrr, No., Aug. 2.-GnAlN-The Price
Current rcuusts whrat receipts, 2), lg8 b,; ship.
mcnss. 81. iU1 nu; market lower; No. = cash. 00c;
fn. cash, Btc; August H5itc Coru-1te-
cclpts, 0.1ls bu; thtpmcntt. u.aIO bu; market
lower; No. 2 cash, 25Hc; August. ESQ.,,
, 1879-08-04
pletII.tl%.al.H A'&sEk <eUA1s.H't:Ik-

FE1ts nEs<nH-11.ANuIgslAd. Ad.Gq;es E;r:S.-
i rrpusals for thu tnrtnl wa1k u. Fiat Order
Light lioa.e ~ II crrrtett " Capc lienrs Vir;lMa.
1M,SI HtIa%s RI ,,,! @ M -,s*arA r..o.als Ml M
faenfrEs only TT tnsnlsinx u. material. and atrr
wurx ri F!trt lttitr I!cht.,!unk u rrrriT vi
taFc HENRY fa III arcUs4anct with tlr ,!rawlnvr and
specifications " 0u obi aneG tsuu tis Uce u1 nppiIc
ilUu. ,''
Tic pamphlet Of specifications ronainA all necessary
infnr,natoa. nd the hank fufn,s wlc must DO lfse
In bidding upon ur cunt ractux Tor tha work.
LA. N"'
1e right Ia reject any OF all LID. .. 10 wAlyu aefecls
II II h uerra 0T thu Interest," VI t!t tt er,t.pt IL
10 ~. II hrc9t.tca.' a. T., Nt!,tl,CK,
18th District.
, 1879-08-04

Ra17,xonx, 'AuE. 2.-FIouH-pull and un.
changed. = I
rx--whcat-Western weak:, no. 2 westetn
wintcr rad, spot md August, sl.oSA01. OH
September, 81. 9DhG11. .O9:;; October, s1.1DGb
7.10i{ Corr-ssestcrn stcndy; Western n,ixol,
spot and August, 4i4M4fHc; September. 41Gb
41iic: October, 40:i q i6!ic: steamer, ioN4e'4c
Oats steady and unchanged. Kye atcndy at57c.
nAr-uncnnngcd.
rnovfaioxR--kirn1, but without change.
DuTTEn-SteahY nnt unchanged.
EuaH-Quiet Mt tifA10c.
Observation-Disclosures. ..-
t.orrEe-qntat; lso cargoca. 11A61t4tzr.
WHsKv-t}niet md unchanged. .
FnEtuHTsA-Fr0 L!ycfDuoi per ktcani tnchnnged.
HxrEIrTr--F1onr. &. 1gi brlF: wheat. 2L7, 400
bn: curr, ~, l0n hut uals.: 100 bu. .-
sutpxksra-~hsat, Isl, Ao0 hu; corn, 20. GOO
bu. j.. -.
, 1879-08-04
STAHCns
ERKENBRECHER'S
B0Il-T Ton Starch
STARCH

Is absolutely odor1ess, and Choni.
f ta snowflake white.
" is susceptible Of tho highest
and most lasting Polish.
y Possesses greater strength Of
body than other trado brands.
It ia packeu in Pound Paroa1a.
Full Weight guaranteed,
L. costs less money than any
Starch in tho World.
It Is manufactured In tho hogrt of
tho greatest cereal region Of tho
Globe.
It fs Sold universally in America
by 9rocorS and Dealers,
Its annual consumption reaches
Twenty Million Pounds.
ANDREW ERKENBRECHER.
-... CfHEiNNATl.
EstsnsrerAsss Hor4d.f .famsus Cnra. ssorra f9y fsod
FAVOR d HEtfNH,
Ehle North Htstf m AEtnth tHtcA 20.
, 1879-08-04

DETROIT, Htcll., Auc. o.-FLorn-steady
'GHA,H-Whout casior; extra, 81. OH nsked; No.
white, 81. 01!! hiA~-botll ncw: Aurutt 81. MY; !;
September, 81. Ola; october, 81. 0as; milling No.
nominal nt tl7.;c.
HEcEiirs--WEeat, 70, COG bu.
eMlrAEXTs-Wtcat. III. ITO bu,
, 1879-08-04

CHICAGO BURLINGTON oU1NdnY !RA1tRoA,
ana an.i sistcenth.sa. Ticket oees, 60 Ciatk.
, 1879-08-04

LeuFt. | Aff1fc+
kant4 CITY ntnycr FAAt Ex.-. sf1:a5 mIt a:10
khnaAs tItY SiEl Exnrria.. ~ ft05 nl$ 7:rI IN
H. fpfia, Epftnrned Ta1 - 500 n1A TINA ii
atat.n New 0Tc1nt ExprEsa - 9:G0 NIL 7:H3 nj
VI Louis Springfield K Texas ~. D:tN nli$ ZOO III
rSefs Er.kE kEE{aa'o sit 1prs;. Gsrra eo0 @ m @ a;
Chicago Ps,incah It. H. Ex...s D:n0 mt& 7.Aa iii
treatus, Lacun WaAhhE1tn EI. si2:33 NIL a*sO 10
3ultck 4 Dwight Accommodations 500 mls 1:l0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-08-07

A Formidable Candidate.

The Chicago Tribune of July 3lst
contains an able and Lengthy article
on the Republican Candidates for
President" IN which the Hon. z. B.
Washburne is referred TO as follows !:
Elihu b. "ashburne, though not
an active candidate in the same sense
that Blaine and Sherman are, is, per
haps, to be considered as more for
midable than any other aspiIant out
side of the three gentlemen who have
already been named. fit comes to
the "dark horse" Washburne has ad-
vantages over all the available men
in the country TO day. His public
career was of kind to insure him
the lasting respect and confidence of
the people. In Congress he was the
watch dog of the Treasury. His
conduct as Minister to France during
the trying times of the Franco Ger
man war has given him a strong hold
upon one of the most numerous and
powerful of the political elements in
this country, viz: the German Amer
lean citizens, their descendants and
their intimates In ability and char
acter he is the peer of everyone who
aspires TO the Chief Magistracy to-
day, and his conduct since his retire
ment from public life has been such
as to excite no animosity or antago
nism in any quarter. He would find a
support from Gen Grants friends
scarcely second in enthusiasm to that
which they would give Grant him.
self, and he would escape the sus.
picion of Objectionable association,
which is the chief obstacle in the way
of Grants nomination There is no
man upon whom the Conservative
people of the country could unite so
well as Washburne in sacrificing some
one else who was their first choice.
lie would reconcile the Grant men,
the Blaine men, the Sherman men,
and bring large following of bis
own 10 swell his support.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-08-07
thing about. Why throw obstacles

thing about. Why throw obstacles
in the way of its defence? Its own
means are superior to all the appara.
tus of your laboratories. All your
filthy mixtures are good for nothing.
Medicine is a collection of uncertain
prescriptions, the results of which,ta
ken collectively, are more fatal than
useful to mankind. Water, air and
cleanliness, are the chief articles in
my pharmacopaie.'
So much in proof Of this artesian
mineral water, and the Turkish, and
Russian, and electric, and all the
other kinds of baths the place affords
Business at the Mondell is good.
The house is a good one, and is in
first class hands in every department.
Walt, the clerk and general manager
is popular with everybody. Make
your wants known to him aud you
will get what you want every time.
But he ,oilL bet THE lemonade now
on the meaning of the word tran
spire, or perspire, for that matter.
Of course you'll bet that either word
means to sweat. according to the
dictionary, but when you come to
look it up you find how very badly
you are left Then you do sweat.
Eat your nicsk. melons with sugar
and be good citizens till You hear
from me again. GUS.