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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, March 20, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Red 229 shells.
CORN White. no bushels.
re- exhibited.
BLACK PEAS.-50 bushels.
BLACnEYED PEAs.-l6 bushels were re-exblbit-
ed.
PorAToEs--l00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHeAr.-Red, 90 bushels Lancaster on private
terms: / IL busnels Lancaster on private teams;
20 bu he is prime mixed fnliz. amber, and Lancis-
ter at 81 .49-tOtal, 22S bushels.
CORN - White. so bushels very good at 60c.; 60
bushels g0od NJ 60r.--toal, IL o bushels.
OATs-36 bushels on priyaie terms; So bushels
prime spring at 4Sc.; 35 bushels very good ut 43c.-
total. l56 bushels.
BLACK PEAS so bu heIs prime at soc.
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PROPOSALS.
DiCHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
HI RAILROAD.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CR0ss.TIES
for the railrO I'd froW Richmond 10 New Canton.
aud Tor TEL EGRAPH POLES from Richmon6 10
buchanan. will be received by the undersigned until
nAKCH 25Tu. The Ties are 10 be OF White, Post,
or Chestnut Oak. s feet long. inches face, and
incirs thick lad are 10 be barked. The Telegraph
Poles to be- or Chestnut, Locust Cypress. or CEDAR
26 feet loug ana lBches In diameter al Inc small
end aud are to ~ banked.
For furtherparlic,iars and specifications apply to
III. G.. PARSONS,
VICE President Ris1lm opd aud Aleghany X. r.,
NH gid 1901 Main street, Richmond.
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PERSONAL.
ICE.-PARTIES HOLDING

E.-PARTTES HOLDING
~ NOTES OF l.. n. DICKINSON bcsring any
one ar more of he following endoremrn' s--vix.,
: j. n. Jeler.- "A. T.. Dicsinson"" Jeter Dicklr-
sou., aChsrles f.. TAYLOR" George r. Tayior"-
are aues,ed to nr. sent them a. the vfceof SANDS.
Iyikr q CARTER over the Naiiousl Bank OF VIZ
sini,. corner OF Eleventh and Main streets. on
MONDAY, March 22d, from IL 20 O'Clock, OF ~
soou thereafter as practicable.
A. a. generality known 20 the p16iic. there are
upon the market some mites Of the above detcfip-
t,o.s OF witch The endorsements ae not genuine
The obiec Of this notice Is 10 detrmine,u trseti-
cable without putting any one TO the costs aud de-
laws Of legal prossedings Wheeler any are genuine.
and 10 admit and secure such. ....
SANDS, LEAKE 4 CARTER.
ROBERT Stiles,
WILLIAM ELLYsON,
Counsel for the estate " !. h. Jvier snd Inf A.
Dickinson. mo 10 f&M2t
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the New York lockout OF Piano
Makers About 10 End.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The unconditional
romise of Haiues Brothers 10 REOPEN their
factory on Monday and restore the men 70
their places created considerable excitement
among the plau o-,nakers this morning. The
Execn,,ve Committee look upon TINS as
certain indication that oil other manulac-
turers will follow their example wi'nin u
few days, thus virtually ending the lock-
out.
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FOrty-sixi h. Con gress.--SecOn Scssfon'
WAsHINGTON, March 90, 1880.
SENATE.

W ASuINpiVEt -Af>h ~Ns ACCN'
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House met to-day for debate only on
the funding bill, and Immediately went into
Committee OF the Whole (Mr. Covert, OF
New York, in the chair on that bill.
Mr.. Felton,, OF Georgia, spoke in favor OF
the substitute which he proposed to ofier
TOR the bill, and which require s the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to redeem any United
States bonds which may become redeemable
during 1880 and 1881 10 the Amount OF the
gold and silver coin now in the Treasury
which may he in excess OF % per centum OF
the outstanding United States notes. using
said excess OF gold and silver coin for the
redemption OF said bonds.
Section 2 requires the Secretary, SIX
months after the aforementioned amount
OF bonds ale redeemed, and seml-annuaIly
thereafter, TO redeem the remaining bonds
TO the amount OF gold and silver coin which
NAV be in the Treasury at the time in eX-
cess Of % per ccntum OF outstanding
United States notes.
Section 3 requires the Secretary to pur.
chase silver bullion to the amount OF
S4,DUU,ODU per iDOHlu WIN 'dNiul h'hO' W
the United States, provided sad bullion can
be purchased at par, and requires him to
have the bullion so purchased coined in'o
standard dollars, as now provided by law
Section forbids and prohibits the secre'
tarv from issuing hereafter any interest
bearing bonds for the purpose OF FUNDING
or refundIng the national debt, or any part
thereof
Mr.. FELTON, expressed himself as opposed
10 every form OF nterest-bearing debt. lie
said the bill OF The committee looked TO the
perpetuity OF The debt, and while that re-
maind the outrageous revenue laws wouio
never be repealed. 1t tended TO estrange
one section OF the country from the other,
and served TO keep alive memories OF the
war. He wauted to have the DEBT paid
How? First, by economy; second. by un'
limited coinage OF silver. Never had great
or fraud been perpelrated upon the WORK
ing classes OF any people than TIE demon
etiza,iop. but he believed the silver dolial
would vet be the great coin that would free
the country OF debt, elevate and enrich th'
laboring classes, and make our vast terrific
ries the happy and prosperous homes o'
millions OF people. A.,
The debate was continued by Messrs
FRYE. Kelly, Mills. Dunueli, ana SANFORD
and at 4:90 l.. NJ. the House adjourned.
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sPECTA. Les. EYEGLASSES, Ac.
no REGAIN YOUR sight. 9N@

csII nj GOA Main street and get path of sPECTA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES. A large ASSORTMENT OF
suuerier auaIi aIwsys on hand. Prices from zoe.
w. II. COWARDIN,
Dc z-6so 1904 Main street.
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FINANCIAL.

ANCASTER & LUCKE,
STOCK BROKERS',
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO
IlI5 MAIN STREET.
SECURITIES OF ALA. KINDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION FOR CASH OR ON
MARGIN.
STOCKS SOLD AT AUCTION WHEN DE-
Srppn fe 14-3m
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G London "Times on the Inter
Oceanic Canal Question.

Oceanic G0uai QucstiOus
LONDON, March 20.-The Times this
morning in an article on the Panama ship
canal. saws "The Monroe doctrine, even
in its mosr restricted shape. has never been
admitted into the law OF nations. Certainty
no such extreme Interpretation has YET been
| attempted TO be fastened upon it By Amerl-
cans as it is made 10 bear in President
Hayes's message 10 Congress. and the reso-
solution OF the select committee OF tue
| House of Representatives" Referring 10
these TWO statements-had tne Coiumoan
Confederation taken charge OF the project,
! the United States would have been lustioen
in prohibiting the works, and That the
United States by furnishing tue money
should obtain the special right TO watcn
over the safely and peaceful use OF the ne"
cbapuel-it SAYS: "This is what Europe
and particularly Great Britain would most
OF ali desire; but the world Is emitted 10
( ask the United States to make up their mino
to let VI. de Lesseps do the thing himsei oy
the resources at bis command, or 10 charge
themselves with the task"
| Russia.
RESIGNATION OF PRINCE ORLoFF.
PARIS, March 2O.-The Temps says ac
| cordiug TO letters from ST. Petersburg
prince Orloff's resolu ton to resign the am
bassador,bip is final, and be Will presen
b,s letter Of recall immediately after ms re-
turn TO Pals. He will be replaced oy
General Ign itieif or Prince Labanon. or.
loty does not intend leaving Paris, where ne
no nos property, but will for Tue present
withdraw from diplomatic career.
pe.,ruatton Of the Greek Ministry
ATHENS, March 2O.-Tbe Greek ministry
has resigned in consequence OF resolution
adonted in the Chamber Of Deputies on !ne
1S,h instant expressing disappfo'"'o' '"'
policy OF the Government.
Fatal Railroad Coiiisio" I'D s"A""s'
Tnv,oy March 20.--A dispatch from
u.i,e m pussian Sax0ny, says: "A COLI
Ion mas occurred between two passenge,r =
trains at the railway station here, and !. y
stated seven passengers we're Killed. large
numher Injured, and several railway cur
ripges shattered 10 pieces"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, March 20, 1880.
SALEs.-23 shares Of Richmond and Peiersbu,s
Railroad stock II ~; II shares Of Richmond and
Danvie Railroad stock u "a 10 iharss OF T., Z. ard
A. Railroad stock nj SIX; 10 shares Of Richmond
and DanviIIe Railroad stock 1t e9k; and 10 shares
Of Atlantic, Mississippi ADD Ohio Railroad stock
NJ 1G<
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RICHMOND AND DANvfLLE RAILROAD Cot
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, February 8. 1850.

fhEeiDLNi
RICHMOND. VA, February 10. 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ parties holding cousolid tied mortgage bones OF
the Richmond and Danyie Railroad Company
maturing NAV ]. 1880. that The same VIII &c paid al
mar with accrued Interest. on presentation at ,he
office of The Treasurer Of the company. and that II
not so Or. sened for payment on or before The ISL
{ ay of MAY 1880. all interest thereon VIII cease
from thai date, and this notice VIII be pleaded In bar
thereof.
The offer heretofore published 10 exchange these
bonds for the company's general mortgage Dcnas Is
hereby withdrawn.
NoIce is al o hereby given TO all parties holding
any OF the SAID consolidated or other mortgage
bonds OF said company thai are now past que, tnat
the same will be paid IN ful on presentation at inc
Office Of the Treasurer OF The company, ana ma II
day OF May. 1850. all Interest thereon viii cease
from that date, and this notice be pleaded In Oar
thereof. a. :. BuFOkD,
fe IS-2tawSw Prei tent.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

sine. s4@t4.oO; saperhne, IS ,50@sS.75: vxr'
s6.75@s7: cnmioOH family, S7@t7.25, fame
nran. ,s7EDts.
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OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER
PETERSBURG, VA, March l, 1850.
rI,UE CITY OF PETERSBURG is NOW
PREPARED TO PAY ALL OF HER BONDS
MATURING AUGUST !, $780,
with interest accrued to day of presentation. Al
narties nreseniing same AT THIS OFFICE VIII be
promptly lJaid on and afrer this dale.
nh 2. WsM3m V. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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c1OO REWARD.-0NE HUNDRED
0VU DOLLAR REWARD viii 5e paid for
information that viii had ~ The arrest OF IN l.. x
DICKINSON, cbarg, q With forgery.
JOHN POE, Jn., Chef OF Police.
Mach le, 1880. inb lS-ot
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THE nEALsR.

I'm "vs'ee 10 your issue OF yesterday, the
den, ~ ioquiry from Norfolk correspon-
Hi1l..1 % the postofiice address OF Mr..
cur, = scott county, the wonde, fuI
OYER y diseases by the rubbing OF bis hand
8" 'u0ss WHO 60 10 him Tor treatment.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
rxiceRsirY B0AT-RACE POSTPONED.

university B0AT-RACE POSTPONED.
LONDON, March 90 The University boat
race was postponed until 1890 Monday
morning. on account OF the fog that pre-
vailed at the time set for the race 10 be
rowed this morning.. A great crowd bad
gathered along the river to witness the ex-
pected race.
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personal NEWS ITEMS.


General Gordon has gone to Alabama on
business. The report is that Senator Conk-
ling prevented Senator Edmuuds from get
ting The place OF Judge Hunt on the SUI
preme Bench, and yet they are regarded as
close friends. A Virginia Federal office
holder says the Republicans Will support
the unpledged electoral ticket in your state.
Mr.. Goode thinks Seymour and Hendricks
would be strong ticket. Colonel Alex.
Thompson is hard at work at Judge FIELDS
headquarters. AT breakfast which was
attended by number OF congressman
to-day a distinguished New York edi'
for said that New York will at the
proper time announce that Mr.. Tilden
is out OF the question us an available
candidate. A leading Democratic congress
man from the South said 10 me to-day that
Mr.. Thurman Is not an impossible candi'
date for the presidency, because be can GER
tainly beat Grant in Ohio. Hester Clymer
saws MIR. Tiden is finished IN Pennsylva-
mia. General King and M Ellis, OF Lott
1Slana, tO-Uiy suDsCTipcu W NV """"'NN
copies each OF the Life of General Han
cock. General Chalmers has returned from
Mississippi.
THE WOOD fU NpsNG BILL.
Messrs. FELTON,, Frye, Mills, and Dunnell
spoke in the House to-day on the Wood
fundiug bill, reported from the Committee
OF ways and Means. While Mcssrs. FELTON,
aed Frye objected to sone OF the features
OF the bill, they will 60 for it as whole.
The bill provides that bonds shall be issued
bearing "a per cert. interest in lieu OF those
now bearing 8 and per cent. interest,
which fall due In 1881.
WHEN DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS WILL
The Democrsfic State Conventions will
be held a. follows Alabama, June I'd; Ar
kansas, June ID; Connecticut, April 18th ;
Florida, June 10Th; Illinois, June 10th; In
diana. June 9th; Iowa, April 7th; Kansas,
May 26th; Kentucky. June 18th; Louisiana,
April 18th; Massachusetts, held last fall;
MichIgsn, June eth; Missouri, May 18th;
Mississippi. June Cd; Nebraska. March
Sla; New Hampshire, May 9Th; New Jer.
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WASHINGTON, March 20.-The select COM
mittee on the inter-oceanic canal reafiirmed
their previous action, and instructed their
chairman, Mr.. King, Of Louisiana, to call
up the resolution recently introduced by
him in the House with the view OF obtain
ing as soon as possible the views OF the
House on the subject.
Information has been received by the Ma
tionaI Board OF Health that during Fehru-
ary nine deaths from yellOw-fever occurred
in Havana; during the week ending March
18th. five deaths; and since that time the
deaths have averaged one day.
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Washington.

THE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL BILL-THE LABOR
AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE - yIRGINIA's
wAR-CLAIM- GENERAL JoHNsT0N's BILL FOR
TOBACCO FOR THE NAvY-THE DEPUTY MAR
sHALs personal - THE WOOD FUNDING
INTERCHANGEABLE STATE CONVENTIONS, &C.
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A Virginia member, who is not over
sanguine about matters before Congress,
however hopeful their prospects may be.
informs me that the bill to pay Virginia and
other States for advances during the war OF
1872 will be taken up at an early day, and
he thinks will pass the House. 1t gives
Virginia a million and half.
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NKw YoRK, June % Flour dull and weak;
roce pts 1900 barrels superaue western anu
:! 10 IS 25a3 70; c1pMon 70 good y Gal 10
HUod 10 rhUlps 81 2ha7 W; white wheat extrA
Il D0a5 OF, extra Ohio q Coat IS: st LOuE
81 S0a7 w; Minnesota patent % O0aS q
Wheat heavy anu lower receipts 2sl,IM
bushels; unSrAiisd spring 81 "a NJ 3 spring
81 O5: ungraded red u l0Ai l9k NJ 2, 81 q
Al2If; No ACrd KanSss 81 ~; No. 2 amber
u 1874 ~, migrated white 81 l9H,l l4I5,
W. white 81 is; No. do, sales o. 001 bush,
elsat 81 l6al I65i; NO 2 To'i June, $ les IN j.
~ buShrlsat 81 2iAl 9l1S; July, sAlts2 On
bushelsAt & llHal l2H; August sales 2ls,-
w hulhelSat s. VI kaL 0SN Corn, demand
active: rectipls SOL 100 bushels; unpra'ed ii
46Sc; stsAmeF 4QLIla 70; No. 2 6l9<a6l Nc; NO
y June 6lanike; July 49ISah0c. Oats dull
weak and lower; receipts 1900 bushels
NJ. Hay Ia good demand al 76asOC. II p
in iagr demand and unchanged. coffee anu
nolnssts noniInally unchanged. AlOe steady
odd refining 7t.a7ko, Petroleum strong and
hIgGeT; VniteG ii rs, crude 7aSc: rtiinrd
lO,sc. 1al ow steady and unchanged. Rsin
lirmer at 29&a29Hc. ESgS dull at llAl2I 10.
Pork weak; new meas sly bRl2 70 Bel
quiet and steady. Tut meats firm long clear
| 9kcl short clear TIC. Lard heavy; ialI
business at 81 40a7 10. Butter dull aud heavy
At l9.2ONu Cheese dull aud lower ut OLA
SIC, Whisky nominal at 81 l2al 10.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2o,-Flour dull: extra
medium old stuck 81 7Oat rs; Cholcs s. w.
r,crntly ground choice s. 80; fancy IS 10;
'hlO good IS 70, Illinois fancy 90 toss 12K
Minnesota patent prOca 80 76a7 u.s. Ry,
aour quiet al q 2'al SIX, wheat unSo tlctl
and l6wer No. 2 red elevator 81 9t1S; No 9
red June 81 20h bid, 81 AK ask6ii July,
81 II bid, 81 Tx asked; August, q OK bid
81 % asked; 8 ptember 81 u bid o. Gsk
akNd. Corn gu et; high mixed track o. 5Ifc;
rejected SOC: steamer bVaol &c; nil mixed
tine coke bid, ole krd July i9<o bid.
6OJlo asked: AUGUST 800 bid, 60Ac DSked ;
5epIemp 6lo bid, blHe asked. Oats dull
No l white 42n; No. 2 4ouilc No. 3 isA
SsIfe; mixed $50. Provision! irmer; Mes,
Oeel SiTO0Al2 90. Mes P',rk Sl46O, smnt Cd
hams liAlIISe. picked at.'c. Lard. 8 !os
90, Butter duh aud esi~r; creamery exul,
EG22e good To chose l9A9e: New J rE Gnd
Bradford county, Pa. l9t26r; Western Re-
Cheese dull creamery SJSA0c; fair to good 81
axe Tsuolodiri excite 70 hlsLer; refined
I0iic. Whisky stFAuy at 81 IL
uHIoASo, June 2.-Flour dull and droop'
Ing. Wheat in fair demand but At lower
rates; No . Chicago apring eOaglHe e'sh;
Nl1Es June. s0Ho old July; $40 BID August
No ., sc. tom qulet and lnW'r: 70 z
StJsc cash and June 8SaNb 1Se Jqly So3Ie bid
August; r lOoed Sc. Oab IN fair demnp but
J Of lower ratsti No, 3, esHeeASh asked 2eH'
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by siCk child suffering and
crying with the exGruciating pain Of cut.
ting teeth2 II 90. go at once and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup.
1t will relieve thSpoor little sufferer Inn
medIatey-depend upon Il; there Is no
mistake about II. There Is not mother
on earth who has ever used It who will not
tell you at once fiat 1t will regulate the
bowels, and everest to the mother, and
relief and health TO the child, operating
like magic. II Is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and L.
the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the
United states. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile Of Curtis q Perkins Il
on the outside Wrapper. Sold BY dill Medi.
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Beware Of limitations. vw4P
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take root In us at all, It's peTyeftipg ten
dency must necessarily DO In thI
direction Of ArtiHciaily reducing
life AS the standard 10 which Il u 70 be
measured, and thus, no doubt dwarhng
some Of the most milchievous and do
strucliye OF human agencies, o. well q
sspping the nObler affections by which
hltheHo they have been countefacted OF
subdued. For the life Of the higher pas.
sions, no less than that Of the affections,
the intellect and the Coincidence, depends
on the intrinsic value attached by man 10
the inner state OF his own character.
What a proud man cares for Is 10 feel In
himself that he Is Independent Of the
Judgment Of his fellow men. What an
ambitious man cares for 10 70 feel In HIM
self that he exerts 1t will over them q lar
greater influence than any Of them exetts
over him.
In all cases the loiier passions, whether
destructive or beneticent, depend for their
yividness and their exaltatiOn on the i'm
portance attached by men TO the scenery
Of their inner life, on the value they place
on being what they are, on becoming to q
still greater extent what they have aimed
at being. Now, no one can adequately.
gauge the difference 10 this respect be
tween the atmosphere Of thought belong.
iug 10 an inward religion, like the Christ
ian religion, and the new agnosticism or
atheism Of evolution. Christianity, like
every other religion with any high In.
ward standard Of spiritual life, produces
probably quite as much effect on thost
who do not really conform, who do no.
even distinctly Try to conform their hearts
to It's standard, Us on those who do; only
the effect Is very different In kind. On
both alike such religions exert q vast IN
iluence, by concentrating the attention
within instead Of without, on what man
Is, rather than what be does,
For, where such religions fall, as they
often do, Ia making him conform bimsell
10 their standard, they seldom fail In
making him measure himself by some In.
ward standard Of his own, which assumes
to him the same kind OF importance as that
OF the religious standard itself. Thus,
chivalry Us a code would probably bRye
been utter y impossible bad not the way
for It been prepared 10y the inward habit
OF thought promoted by Christianity. In
deed, the whole class Of ideas peculiar to
The rumAnlic literature, widely as they
have dlverged from the Christian stan.
dards, have been rendered possible only
by the tendency Of Christianity TO make
men thluk OF the attitudes TO be assumed
by their own inward life under various
strains Of temptation and peril, as, alter
all, the final ends OF existence. tho failure
TO attain which implies In effect the fail.
ure to live to any good purpOse. A man,
for instance, who prides himself on being
a man Of honor will realize most pro.
iouadly that Il were far better be had
never been ut all, or should ut once and
utterly cease to be, than that bis mind
should becnme the scene OF low and
fraudulent cOnsplraCies for the deception
Of other men.-tDean OF Westminster. in
Fraser's MHgazlne.
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June; sS.a2SHe July: 221Ge August; 70
ieeted nominal. Rye quieti NO, 2 49, cash
tske July Barley dlili No. 2 spring 1Se
Pots demand active and prices advanced G Soi
II sax July; 81 90ail e3H August Lad
modefat y active and higher. 10 % cash,
June and July; % % JfAB D3 August. Bulk
the 4, shoulders a 65, short RIB 81 02k
abort clear 81 20. VIII Ky steady.
lhe following lhOwt the fluctuations In the
chicagoRraln Snd provision market yesterday,
% rep1rted by John n. HOon q Co., brokers,
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TNII. ElTF M 9-BEAnLi1I GOIOEed Picture
luLL'uhlL nv (, NeTI lHFpnEobs. Is aiIsrisiS
lad. Send siatnp tnf tNFkAv~ r. NHhTy ~ N,kAST
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rI,p nrnarci rnen.nna STRONG.

In the past few months there has been more
than HUO,OOO bottles Of Shiluh's Cure sold,
Out OF The vast number Of people who have
used Il, more than 100 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. all coughs, Group asthmh
and bronchitis, yield At once, hence Il Is that
everybody speaks In It's praise. To those
who have not used II, let Us say, ifyou have
cough, or your child the Group, dyou value
life don't fall to try It. For lame back, Sideoi
chest, use shiloh'S Porous PlaSte:.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hail, and ChAG Moeneemoeller, corner Main
and TWenIy-second streets,
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With these words the indignant father
turned on his heel and left Maud to chooSt
which alternative she would.
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ATIILIsM.

An Outcome of That Form OF UnbeIIsf
II the effect Of atheism be to sap entire
ly our unreasoned Confidence that every
vision OF truth Is in itself a glorious and
ennobling vision; 10 other words, to
check aud subdue tho enthusiasm for
truth exploring, will not It's effect on the
passions be equally patalyHipg, so as to
diminish, to a great extent, the arrogant
eeotisms Of men by forcing upon them
the belief In the preCarinusness Of thelI
position, and the relative insiguiAcance OIL
their liieH hold that Il would he so; thsi
20 far as a conviction lntrinsically at vaFi'
anee with the nature within Us could ever
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

PERSONS under the operation Of Fellows
HypOphosphites should examine their
blood under the microscope from time to
time, md mark the increase oil red and &C.
tive PARTICLES and diminutiOp Of the white
or dead ones; these observations are In,
teresting aud instructive. Sold by Logan,
List 4 20, MwYAw