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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-10
Is ApAPTED FOR


diseases which are produced by Loss Of Nervous Pow
or, and consequent Muscular Relaxation, viz:
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
NERyousNEss, MENTAL DEPRESSION,
NEURALGIA, EPlLEpIIo FITS,
ST Wits DANCE, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
FEVER AND XGUR, 3ARAsMUs.
NJ SpEpsTA. DYPTREiISrIC pROSrRATI0N,
INTERRUPTED and FEEBLE ACTION Of The
HEART. Diseases pIOduced'by
OverlaxIng tho Mind by Grief or Anxiety, by Rapid
Growth, by Collaborating, by Insufficient GOuf.
lshment, by Residen 0 In Hot Climates or
Unhealthy Localities, by Excuses, or by
auy Irregularities Of Lille.
An endless chain OF good effects Is iormed by Eel.
lows Compound Syrup Of HypOphOsphites; and we
are afe In saying, from a long exper, gncei In medicine,
Its virtues are not possessed by any other combination.
NOTE.-Be suspicious Of persons who recommend
any other article rs Just as good" though bearing 4
similar name, and Of those who olGr the cheaper
priced article. BrIt Is only the independent, we'll
p s'6l. aud unselbsh ghyaicianS who eau afford TO
prescribe this remeiy. Experience has proved this,
The highest class medical men In every large city,
where Il Is known, recommend II.
Sold by all Druggists. $3.50 per Bottle.
ss'tSgan, List & Co., agents.
lG.TuSSw -
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This Institution wss regularly Incorporated by The
legislature Of the state for Educational and Charita-
BILE purposes, In 1868, for the Term of Twenty
1enrs, 10 which contract the inyiolable faith
Of the State Is pledged, which pledge has been re-
newed by ln overwhelming popular vote, securing itA
ID, A. u. 1911, with a capital Of 81 100000, 10 which
1t has sinee added a~rcstrye fund Of $4,000
Its Grand Single Number Distribution
will take place mCnthly op the second Tuesday.
~ nerer SoateT or PoaI0deS. Look At the following
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JOSEPH SCRMATzlNETz,
Fancy Steam Dyer, Scourer & Repairer,

No i;5 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va, near
Trrt Bridge, All kinds Of ShaWls, D6Gsaes, and every
disruption oi silk and wOolOn GOOla executed ~
idthcr1 cleaned aud dyed. AH GA6rJ Wirniatet
tlt. All persons living NJ n distance from my place
c%inlnlotn inc by postal tpri that they have sonio-
hing In my lInO, and | will call for goods and deliver
lhsm sheh GuSEui. .P.OMo call aud examine my
SHOW Windows, aud you will $40 the difference DO.
'Srtn my work and that Of OtherA, You Will mud
@y nln lower than RtAay other sooner In the State
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SATURDAY, Tic lotL day Of January, A. D. 1850,

Commencing At 10 o'clock a. NJ. tho following desert
III real estate, that Is 70 Say: A c 'rtaln piece or par
,.I Of Land lying on the east side Of E0ii street, be-
tween Eleventh aud TWGltth Streets, In the city Of
Wheeling, and more particularly described rs follows:
The n6rth half Of the south half Of LOT numbered
'ls,cn IN In square uumbOred fourteen uD 10 Noah
Aac's addition to tho city Of Wheeling, Ia the cOuIl-
IL Of Ohio, State u West Virginia khld north half
ii The south half Of sid lot No. II fronting sixteen
kai ono.hali feet u6IEl 0 uthe east side Of Eoi street
l1l r]riCnhing back 10 the alley. OniabOYd part lot
!, IWp.i tory brick house with basement aud attic,
aad y frame stable.
,ao4r - elect, In cash IN day Of sale tho balance ln two
rlli, ihstaIInenIs nj SIX Snl twelve months, notes
Ltariny interest from day OF sale, with good personal
SECURITY TO bagIVen for the deferred payments, the
Title Il liz retained until payment 10 full.
W. j.. ". COWDEN,
,I.l9-s Special Commissioner,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CENTRE
T. WHEELING PROPERTY.
selIy weinberg L..

M virtue d decree o. The Municipal lnG sv = sI' 6 o.
NhetHnsi NV " snp,smr Court Of Appeals, DECEMBER
,Piy 20 III" Undersigned lesial Commissions WILTON
u SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1850.
.,,,oius a, 10 O'Clock a NJ, st the iT1nt door q III
gr5,n y, W,t, =. nj Ohio County, 10 the CIV. oil Wheeling
Court Hone I, ",rtion 10 iIs highest bidder, the north
Eil y Y p iSt opambtrsJ dxty.thiee (6Sl sitaais onthO
s sc,, " side Of ChaPline street; GS'T ,ss e., i II " w,Si
NAIn " ~ IL hrp lug, having a lrobtV % feet on
q Gh spS street, and sxtcglLns SI SS III! GSS,, ~ We !,
The sane width e i1ea ',6 SI' SE,s daSIIlhbs, now ocs
tu VI ms Of SALK.-One. third Of the purchase money
~ In hand, and the rtAldue In Two equal ailntiHI
in'a nanI with interest thereon fIOn The day o. sale,
n nG,rha,rr giving lOnd and personal stHnri!y iOT
lie deferred pay Intnts, aud the t,tic 70 70 tS'GIhvI
!" 1nTbersrcldty until payment In full! but win
ii.Ty 10 the purchaser to pixRll or q greater ptOpOF-
lon A. j. CLARKE, Spectral COmIn'r.
"a HELVEY, AuctlOnetr.
Observation-Disclosures Pos 81 -
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IN ,Le Municipal Cour, o. Wheeling.
~ rrIIe ni d decree entered III the above entitled
y November u, 1879, thu undersigned spscih
Commlssl OnCr will, on
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
Train Wrecked:

Hannibal, Mo-. Sept. 9.-The pas
senper train running from Cameron
to Kansas City. on the Hannibal and
St Joseph railroad. was wrecked last
night at Lathrop. The engine ran
into a drove Of cows. killing four u
them and throwing the engine and al
most all the entire train off the track
The engineer was severely scaided,
but the passengers escaped unhurt.
The train due here at four o'clock this
morning was detained five hours on
account of the accident.
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mOEluer0 Slslk3 NJ hUNSa6 ~ w.
k.nsa, CITY. Mo. Sept. 9-Th-re
ia strike among the mou!d.rs en-
p'oyed in A. j. k-iiy's f'undry. an
First. between Holmes aud Charlotte
streets. The-irike il not one for dol
lars and cents, mn, for principle. The
wages fr Mr.. Kelly. mou'ders arr
satisfactory to the men employed. B.
cause h. liv has refused to rec..enize
the MouIders' union there il marked
difference between him aud his men.
As a result If this diff: renee tie
moulIers quit work last night. Mr..
Kelly says he will send his work TO
ST. Louis and have it done before he
will accede to the demands made.
Mr.. Kelly is doing great deal Of bust
nese. The striking moulcers have the
sympathy of the other moulders of the
city. They have also the support Of
the International Associai ion Of
Moulders.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
Take Your Hands Out Of Your
Pockets.

Take your hands out of your peck
cts. young man. You arc losing
time. Time Is valuable. People feel
! it ut the other end of the line when
death is near and eternity is pressing
trem into small quarters. for the work
OF this life Graves hours, dsye, weeks
years Ifthose nj this end Of the line
| il youth With ia. abundance Of .esour
c-s. would only fe-l that tim. ws'
, iou>! Time IL . quarry. Eve ,
n"us NAV BE- q nugget If gold. IIi
time ia wh',se invaluable moments We
build our bridge, spike the iron rail-
To the -Ie-pers. lauUch cur ships. dir
our canals, run our iactori-s Y"u
might have planted tweuty hills OF
potatoes while | have b-en talking Ia
YOU. young man. Ike your hand.
cut Of your packets.
The world wants those hands. The
world is not dead. asleep under the
Pvramiris, 4 mummy by The Nile.
The world il alive, wide awake. push
ing. struggling, going ahead. The
world wants those hands. You NEED
not take them out Of America. They
can find a market here At home. The
c mlntry wants th.se hands. selling dry
goods in New York. grading wheat
il. Minnesota, raising cotton in Ala
bama. weaving cloth 10 Lowell. pick iag
oranges IN Florida. digging gold ID
Colorado, catching mackerel from the
deck OF q down east fishing smack.
Take your hands Tut of your pockets.
Ard what a laudable thing it is to
meet the wants of society and do Your
best! When you are an old man.
what an honorable thing Your hand
will be.
Did YOU ever think Of the dignity
investing the wrinkled hand of an old
worker? 1t has been SD useful, lifted
80 many burdens. and wrought in
such honorable service. Who wants
q hand without a character when old
age comes- q soft, fabby, do-nothing
hand?
You are willing TO work, you say.
but can't find any thing to do?
Nothing to do. Do the FIRST thing
that comes along. Saw wood, get in
coal, 60 on errands. In short. do any
thing honest with your hands. but
don't let them Loaf in your pockets
Golden DAYS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
An Elegant Toilet Preparation,

An Elegant Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative "a found in
"London Hair Color Res,nrer." II s-ldom
tails to restore gray or fading hsir to it,
original youthful color and beauty. Fall.
ing hair ia checked by Its use, and it pro-
duces growth of beautiful young hair,
soft, gIo-sy and luxurient that surprises
, every one. These properties added to it'
exquisite perfume and pnritv of compost
ton, render it the growing favorite of the
toilet everywhere. It cert ainly 10 the most
cleanlv and Elective hair resiorer now be.
fore the American people.
A. A Gibson, Barrytovn, Dutcheas
county, n. Y. writes: DR.. Svayne 4 Son.
PhiIade!phix. Gents. / enclose posiofice
order for 50 /; please send me one doseH
"Londc, Hair Color Ressorer." il has
stdoped nv hair from falling, and reatored
il to its natural color. IL has proven sssis.
factory in every respect. The London
Hair Color Re.,orrr" can Be obtained oil
ell the leading druggists At Is cents bot
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

REMEMBER the grand opening cele-
brstiOn on the iirst day. Tuesday.
September 9Th. Gov. Pnelps, with
other distinguished officials ard ci;i-
zens. is coming to witness the grand
est parade ever held H. central Mis-
souri,.
REMEMBER the Roman chariot races,
the balloon ascension, the trotting and
running races every day. besides
other novelties and attractions. and
DON'T FORGET that these are the
lowest railroad rates ever made to any
far in the the stat. ss sed'li' i. invites y""
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
Neil Coach Stopped.

Denver. Sept. 8 -AdVices from
Las Vegas. n. NJ. state that earl,
last night the buck bard Of the p. ca.
mail line was stopped by three men
near Anton Checo. and the mail bags
rifi-d. There was nothing very val
liable In the mails.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
La II Possible

That a remedy made Of such common, -inp!e
plants a. Hop. Bnchu, Mandrake, Dsnde-
lion, !Sc make SO many and snch marvel
Gus and wonderful cures as Hop Bitiers
do? Il meet b., for when old and vouDg
rich and poor, pastor and doctor, lawyer
md editor, all testify 10 having been cured
By them, We must believe and doubt on
longer. See other calnmn.-Post.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
Bushes 80 Houses Burned

81. Louis, Sept 9.-Nine business
houses on the south side of the public
square Winchester, Ills, burned YES
terday, entailing loss Of about $780,
O0O
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

Popular illustrated book (16o reses) a.
MANHOOD! WoMASHOoD! MARRiAcE!
lmpet6men;s to Marriage; tie cause ard
cure. Sent sers's!y seaIsd, postpaid, for 50
cents. BY On. c. wHirrIzi, 6I7 s..
Charles Street, s.. Louis, Mo-, he HrsA
sneciaipse Read Ma wnsk.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

PROF. GUILMErrEs FRENCH LINER PAD
VIII positively cure Fever and Acue, Dumb
tgue. Aeue Cake, Bill,vus Fever, Jaund,ce.
Iy pc p-is. and all ii-sz-.- Of the LIVER Stomach
md Blood Price 81 nv mail. Send for Prof.
Gun! m-tte Treaties on the kidneys aud Liver.
tree by mail. Address.
FRENCH PAD CO.,
Toledo, ohio.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

The remedy that will cure the many
diaesses peculiar to women is Warmers
S~fe Kidney and Liver cure -Mothers'
Magsxine.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

Horaemen VINO desire 20 sitend the Sc
dale expoaltion With their stock, ~sn noe
eecure ssaA room. No charge for ssslis
only dusing the week Of the expnsi,i"n
Apr'y 70 GEO T BRow>,
z&du Superintendent
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A good, t.sa, worthy. respectable driver.
Appiy - Losis Dec .ch. eoesss Mai" and
Oaeeo sespce. 93du
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ON THE PACIFIC.

The following are the rates Of fare from
the points named 10 SsdslIa and return
during the exposition
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
Driving Park.

Season tickets Tor driving ut Sichere
pork, are nov on sale At the hotel, corner
Third and Ohio etreets.
76d4t 6EcaER RRos' Proprietors'
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
opsra olasees for Rent

Jno. 4. Lsndes, jeveler in the B. zoo
building, has Zoe opera elssee for rent
during exposition week, at IS cents per
night. 3dif
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OUR EXPOSITION.
Special Trains and Special
Rates Over the L., K. 4 i.
TO sEDALIA AND RETURN.

September 9TH To 1lih. The price
Of tickets includes admission ~ th.
fair.
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Want0d.
Notice to Horoemen

A hoy to vosk II book-bindry. Apply 1t
couutiue ro,u. 6-l6dtt
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mAsoNIc DIRECTORY.

MAsoNIc DIRECTORY.
| dxlis lodge, No. 2s6, A. F. snd L.. "
s,s the Saturday evening on or tefor
/ fn'l os 'te Moon.
JNO n CRAWL ORD. ". ".
u L. FAULHADE >ecFe,ary.
| ranite lodge, No. .12, A. p. 4 A. ~,
T. the third Friday evening oi r ch
| nth.
DH SMITH, w.M.
q. w. READY. Secretary.
eialia X. A. Chapter. No. IN, hold
'e.r regular CNnvocxtioD On the .~cond
,"r.sisy vi each month.
F. AMrsCN.HP.
u. FACLHAsER. Serr~ssrv.
'~int ON = CO,nmx.i-ry, No. ~. Knight.
I'M lar. r''d its regular .oncIaves on
ne L.st rn-.~.Ay evening Of earn month.
A. d. JAYNES. &C.
u. W. READY, Recorder.
Fern Leaf Chapter No. iO4, order oi
he Eastern Star. will hold their regular
dwellings, IN the % and 18th Fridav evenings
)f each month IN Masonic Hall.
n. \. WRIGHT: W. N.
]. II. 6Esr, Secretary.
AL the above bodies meet in the Hail,
econd story of he First National Bank
building, corner Ohio and Second streets.
"A. O. Q. W. Equity Lodge No. rs,
meets every Monday night over Mertz and
Hale's Drug Store. At $50 o'clock.
J. A. LEEcE, w. NJ.
H. n. SNlrH, Recorder.
40 e. ". Amity Lodge. No. 80. meets
every "Wednesday evening, in Odd Fellow
Hall, over d. II. Smiths. at 100 o'clock.
WV. IS. SNODDY, NJ. W.
j. II. KEHx, Recorder.
Ssdalia lodge No. q, Knighe Of Pythias,
regular COnvsntiOn every Tuesday even
ing in their Hail, over Merits 4 Hale's drug
tore At eight o'clock p. m. All brothers
visiting the city are cordially invited BY
JOHN A. LACY, &C.
LOUls u. ADDoR, K. Of r and s.
sedalia Lodge, No. $50, !. O. GIT, meets
every Friday evening st 7:30 O'Clock, in
their hall, over Merits 4 H.is' drug ssorr,
n Ohio street. Memben otths order from
lodges are cordially invited.
w. BOUSH COX, ". CT.
A. d. FIsHER, w. r. s.
Western Lodge, No. 1S9, d. q. H., NEE,
very Friday evening at the Hall.
WM. BINDER, o.. B.
JOHN II. KoBROcK. Secretary.
sedslia Lodge, No. 354, !. O. q. F., meets
very Thursday evening in their Hall
I'D. II. Smiths building.) corner Ohio and
Main streets. Trsnsient Odd Fellows are
cordially ipvit Il to meet With IA.
GEO F. BAILEY, n. G.
J. B SNEEp, 6ec'y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

AL information about Rates o. ta.e. Sisepiue
Car Accommodations, and Time Tasiss, Will b.
ch-erfully gwen by applying to u. W. Hi,chccck,
t;en1. Western Pass. Ag't.. Chicago, H.. Jsmes r
Wood, Gent Pass. Ag't., Chicago e. w. Smith,
Trsfhc Manager.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
Grand Opening Celebration

Ga Tuesday, September 7ih. the
opening OF tie Expr>i,inn will be
crl~brsi ri win appropriate crr-n'c-
nies. There will he a Magnificent
Parade ci MiI,tar, Companies. S.cre,
Drders, 5 CITIES. Trade, Mechanic,
aud others. headed by = fne Silver
Cornet band. which will march from
he streets of the civ Ia the Expo
-i'ion Grouads The G"v-rn"r at
,he State. ard many either di>iin-
gui-h-d .fEciais aud ci'iz Ia. will vii
ns- the opening cri-mnnn~ =. AL
hr,-s..-s ~iii l'e i. liver 4 by H.... Th">
+ Cri,iend.n aud oIh.r-.
Imm"ii.h Is after III. op ming sx-
.-rri-. :h-r- siii Ice running and 'r,i-
ing RACES Il Grand BsIlmn A>c. o..
s'.n. Nv Prd II n a,ilrv. mud The
Great X man Chariot Races. hy
Fargo x LYONS tu,-L'r-e re
cams. Which have b.en engaged -
run each dav.
Ca For premium lists. Etc, al
ire-s The secretary.
A'B ut PARKER. President
j II BorHwrLL. S.c'v.
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New and Beautiful Grounds. New
and o=lIy Buildings, New and Eff
Client Organization, New and I'm.
eaualed Attractions.
The exhibitions Of Farm Stock aud
Produce, and of Merchandise. Ma
chinery and Works of Art. will be
among the best in the State.
Great Running aud Trotfins i;aces
each day.
Great Roman Chariot Races every
day.
Grand Band Concerts Throughout
each day.
Grand Balloon Ascension on first
day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

TRY 1T, and you VIII end TRAN ELlNt. LUX
CRY instead OF DISCOMFORT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-08
THE GUINARE AT ST. JOHNS.
She Has to Lay Up n Fortnight for
Repairs 10 Her Boiler and VIA.

NEW YORK. July S.-A special from St. Johns
n. b.. say S." The Arctic expedition steamship
Gulnafe. under command or captain Palmer. Is
Gays cut from Washing ton, was towed into the
hafcor OF St Johns this morning by the tug
Daisy. The voyage OF the Gulnare over the
first stage of her proposed cruise is almost
completely uReventful. Her boiler showed
symptoms OF weakness shortly after leaving
Washington, and gradually the polar steamer
had TO rely on her sails for her propelling
power. The fire boxes completely collapsed,
and the prudential course OF taking the steam
hesitation. The ships company are all in good
health and spirits. and anticipate eventual
success 1t is probable that at least fortnight
Will be required TO put the engine depar tnent
OF the Gulnare In good, reliable condition. and
II is fortunate that there were ample facilities
In 81. Johns TO supply ali the steamers re-
QufrementS.''
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The Inter-Occanic Ship Canal.

We are enabled to lay before the readers of
THE STAR the following summary OF the results
obtained through the recent visit of Mr. Memo
cal to caragua:-Through the diversion into
Lake Nicaragua, Of the head waters Of the Rio
Grande, now falling into the Pacific an excellent
surface drainage Is secured and the LataS route
will be substituted for the line OF the canal in
stead OF the Rio del Medic route. This will re-
duce the estimate for labor So, ,00O, 900. 1t was
found that from the mouth of the San Carlos
river on the Atlantic slope, and falling into the
San Juan river, the canal can be eXcavated al
most in a direct line to Greytown, a distance OF
thirty five miles. This shortens the canal as
originally located, seven miles without increaS-
ing the depth of the cuttings and reduces the
estimate 4,000.000. An examination Of the To-
cality shows the probability that one dam
across the San Juan river of fifty three feet in
San Carlos. The effect will be to make an un-
tie lake. a distance Of SiXty-three miles; thence
by Lake Nicaragua fifty-slx miles 10 Virgin bay,
making total OF one hundred and nineteen
miles of un1mpeded navigation, and actual
canaizatiOn On the east coast as before stated
seventeen miles, having seven lift locks on each
BrttO. The estimated cost approximately as
thus improved In location VIII not exceed
S45 OO0 600. exclusive of contingent expenses for
surveys, supervision OF labor and interest On
money. and as an Offset the concession granted
by the government OF Nicaragua contains gran; 5
OF several thousand square miles OF valuable
lands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-08
The Markets

BALTIMORE, July S.-yirsnia skies. deferred.
6H; do. consols, 5714; do. second series. 22k
do past due coupons, S4A; do. new ten-forties.
BALTfMoKF. July s.-Cotton fairly active
midding, IL 1916. Flour steady and without
Grange Wheat, southern steady and active; west
grn quiet nrn nhs and h5ghereso1thern red Loss
LII; No western winter red. spot. i. 1&Ha1 l4%
July, 1.12ha1 12k: August. 1.69JsaI O9G: Sep
tenber, l.g94 asked. Corn, southern fi-mer
western higher and quiet-southern white. 81: do.
yellow, So; western mixed spot, 494a49k; July,
4Sssas9H August, 491sa50. Oats steady and un-
Rye dull, SO. Hay unchanged. Provisions excited
snd M dn unsettled with upward tendency-mess pork,
secs; Rses no b1,J or,Jsring de- packed; 5h and 7X.
11tal21. Lard, 81. Butter steady-prime tc
CHOICE western packed, 12s,6. EgRs frmer lOal l.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee UNCHANGED. Sugar
strong.A soft, ia Whisky steady, ]. lxaI l2
Freights unchanged. Receipts-flour' 245 barrels
wheat. lS9 351 bushels; corn. 81. 400 bushels
6nshsis; s. nn Saes-wheat. 54i, 800 bushels corn,
LONDON. July 8, II: 80 p. m.-Ere AK; d..
second consols. 81. Atlantic and Great Western
second mortgage trustees certificates 80 Penn
tal syivanila Central. 664 Reading. 81. New York
LONDON. July g, p. m.-Consols, 9s ZIG
i9r money and SO 9-16 for the account. Erie.
s,isS IoNDoN. July 8, 4or, m.-U. s. bonds. new
NEW YORK. July s-Stocks weak and lower
Nor ey 2a3: Exchange. long. 4S4; short. 1861
NEW YORK. July s-Flour firm and quiet
Wheat firm. Corn firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-08
The Appropriation for Street Work
in the District.

AS thefe seems 10 De some misunderstanding
as to the amount appropriated by Congress for
street Improvements and repairs in this District
the present fiscal year we reprint from the act
making appropriations to provide for the ex-
penses OF the government OF the District OF
Columbia for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1881, and for other purposes, approved June 4,
lsso, the following paragraph. beaded: . For
concrete pavements, s75, 900: for work on New
York avenue intercepting sewer, s2s, 900, to be
Immediately available; for Boundary street aux
iaTy sewer s10o 900; for lateral sewers sl5, 700:
for work on sundry avenues and streets, and
replacing Of pavements on streets named In ap-
peDdix numbered 10 and IL, annexed to the
report of the Commissioners of the District for
1879. (beiDg schedules Of streets requiring i'm
mediate attention.. 100000; for materials for
permit work, $20, 900; for work on canal to deep
water on river front, $4,000; for repairing and
matchmaking 7th street road, $4,000; for sur
veys OF the District OF Columbia with reference
to the future extension of various avenues to
the District line s 600; In all, 6,600."
There are separate specific appropriations In
the bill for public schools and all other purposes
estimated for by the District Commissioners