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JON PRINTING

We have just received large supply Of
new job type and material, making our Office
the most complete job printing establish
ment in the Territory. Our stock of sta
tionery embraces every quality Of note, let
ter. fiat cap, folio post, deny. bank, note
etc.; bill head paper. OF every size and color;
monthly statements, etc.; cards of every size
and shade, card boards and printers blanks.
envelopes, embossed paper, etc, etc. Hav-
ing ali improved Gordon job Press we are
prepared to do as good. and almost as cheap,
work rs can be had In the East. Give us a
trial.
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RETURNED.-Rev. w. S. Frackelton re-
turned from the Mammoth Hot Springs on
Monday. The Rev. gentlemaA and party in
their explorations discovered two more ba-
SINS OF geysers. and brings us the most-glow-
Ing description OF the magnificent grandeur
Of the scenery, and promises to furnish for
our next issue synopsis OF the incidents of
his journey. We are pleased to welcome him
home.
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Please Take Notice.

We have on hand, and are continually receiyin.
aaallions to, a very fine assortment Of
| eros Grain and Japanese Silks,
OF all colors; Silk Poplins, White and Black Six
| etc. ELLIS DAVIS g. SiiEpT MI ~ ,
So
CALLED.-Our sanctum was honored on
Tuesday by the presence of Seth fBishopl
Bullock, Dick White and Mr. Telyea, OF Hell
ena, who are on their wayto the Yellowstone
for the purpose Of interviewing the geysers.
Mr.. White is a landscape artist of no or6i-
~ ability, and, in all probability, will aston
Isl our optics with some natural representa-
tons OF the scenery of the wonder region.
We hope the Bishop will put e. eek OH his
shocking down. propensities during his
stay, as we want to visit the wonderland
ourselves, some day, but we are convinc ed
his eloquent tongue get to expa-
tiating On their majestic proportions, the
geysers will all go to the highest bidder.
without limit or reserve. Be merciful. Seth
and spare the spouters
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-29

PRoGREssING.-The excavators are busy
preparing the Foundation for the new brick
building to be erected by Ford & Patterson
tor Meat Market. These gentlemen are up
with the times and will build solid, sub
stantial edifice. Good.
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Attentlon! Settlers.

Pers orr desiring to prove mp and pay fer
their Lands can save the expense of trip to
Helena by calling at the Office Of the undersigned
IN the rear of Mr.. Dawes store Bozeman L..
Entrance te the office through The store All legal
business promptly and carefully attended to-
N. b. Title to Mineral Lands perfected
STREET u TURNER
Attorneys at Law
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LOST.

on Friday, the 23d inst, two notes; one drawn on
q the 24tt OF June, 1882, by A. NJ Parker and g. e.
gordon IN favor OF H r. someTville for the sum 81
49, 80, ana one drawn in December, 1870, BY I'll.
Si2o; 10 Any person finding the same and eturn-
Ing Them to me will be rewarded for their trouble
gotatIon or payment of the above notes, as they
are payabl l. only to me. n
I'll, r.. SOMERVILLE,
BOHEMIAN. NJ r.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
--->-0-e--
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the eff
tects OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. ImsedimenIs to Marriage removed New
method of treatment. New and remarkable reme-
dies Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed en-
yeopes
Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pam Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-29

PANTED.-Too much benzine caused a
young man from the country to 60 home
with 3 variegated head on Sunday. Boys
you ought to strike light when a fellows
--. You know how it is yourself.
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BY order Of the Roard.

The New MrNEs.-Amost daily our eyes
are permitted TO gloat over beautiful "speci-
mems" from the silver mines of Cherry
Creek. and it makes us feel anxious to get d
few feet. in the new Eldvrado, or pocket
sul or two OF choice rock, such as friend
Strauss brought in on Saturday.
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FIRST
NATIONAL BANK. OF BOHEMIAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
- OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURrEycY
Washington, August l4th, 1872.
SIR Enclosed please find Certificate authorizing
s'THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BozEMAN,' to
commence The business Of Banking, which please
publish on thcreceipt thereof in accordance with
the requirements Of the 18th section of the act and
forward to this oiice one copy of the newspaper in
which the same is inserted.
Very respectfully,
JNO. JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of the Currency.
LEANpER AZ. BLACK, Esq, President First National
s Bank Bozeman, Montana.
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SPECIAL NOTCH.
urs a Speciality!

Parties having HIDES, FURs, PELTRIEs OF
WOOL, will find it to their advantage to call on w
y PERKINS, at Bozeman, or A. j. DAVIDSON, at
Helena, as they are paying the HIGHEST CASH
prices for all the above articles
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Claims.

am prepared to adjust speedily all claims against
the United States, having perfected arrangements
at Washington, by which business in any OF the De-
partments will be attended to promptly.
Address,, JOHN r. BRUCE
Bozenan III. II.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-29

ODELL has added new carom table aud
some handsome new cues to his elegant bill
lard hall. He has also just received some
superior old whisky, brandy and wine. and
the best cigars ever brought to this market.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-29

All persons interested in the Montana claims fol-
supplies furnished in 1867 will find 1T to their in
tcrcst to address me at Bohemian.
JOHN p. BRUCE
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WE had a call on Monday from Mr.. Young,
one of the discoveries of the Cherry Creek
mines.
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s. l.. HOLMAN s. BRO.

Desire to call the attention of the public to
their large and varied stock of Goods just
received, consisting, iii part, of
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
A Full Line Of STATIONERY,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
VAIL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
4 tt TOYS and MOTIONS,
FISHING TACKLE,
FRUIT and
coNFEcTIoFERfEs,
AMMUNITION,
and everything usually found In first-class
Variety Store. Examias ON stock and
prices.
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Montana Vouchers.

HARTcoRN has dressed the Kiyus up with
an attractive suit OF new paper and paint
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NJ. Z. CHURCH. The Quarterly meeting Of
the meeting OF the M. e. Church will lie
neld at the Church on Saturday aud Sunday
next, August 3lst and Sept. Ist. There
Will pc preaching on Saturday afternoon at
. O'Clock. p. M, and the conference session
Will convene at o'clock, p. III. Of the same
day. Services win also be held on Sabbath
at Il q. M and 7.30 b. M. Rev. j. A. van
Anda officiating, assisted BIZ Rev. w w.
Anderson.
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Cosy, Choice and spsrlTine,

COSY ozeman,s fayorite Saloon
CHoIcE-Goy IS Liquors and Cigars.
SPARKLING-Gov. y California and Foreign Wines
OUR STREETS. Would il not be well now
that the roads are good and weather fiue,
that our ctizeus should meet and provide
plank walks on all the streets of~Rozeman.
a Il know how desperately deep the mud be-
comes IN the winter and how disagreeable Il
Is for al who have to get around the place
to attend to business. Let the people of
Bozenan sec that we have good side walks
before winter sets in.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL.

The Trustees would announce to those interested
that session Of the Pubic School of Bozeman Els
trlct, Mr.. j. L. Vernon teacher, will be commenced
On Monday. September 2, 1872.
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All persons indebted to the undersigned are re-
uested TO come up and settle without further delay
lhis IS the last call. II you would save cost pay
Up. n RRIJNETT
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NOTICE

About the last of this month l intend to close my
stable and quit business Those indebted to me are
requested to settle up Immediately, If they would
save costs w j. SEGRAVES
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-29

JUDGE silas Woodson Of St Joseph, No,
received the nomination for Governor OH the
2lst inst, At the State Convention held at
jefferson City. Mo-. By the Democratic and
Liberal Convention. Henry N. Worries. 4
prominent lawyer Of ST. Joseph, received
the nomination ~ one Of the candidates for
Supreme Judge
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Drug store OF W. w MORRIS, few doors east oil
Lamme Go. Is, Bozeman.
FATAL AFFRAY.-We learn from Mr@ Will
son, a surveyor Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, who returned from Missouri on Satnr-
day. that on Wednesday previous. while he
was at Missoula,.a report reached that place
that Mr.. !. A. Robinson was shot at the
mouth Of Quartz gulch, hear Cedar Creek,
in Missoula county, by Geo. Ii. Sandy, a
merchant at the latter-place, and instantly
killed. We have not beeu able to learn rany
OF the particulars OF the sad affair. Mr.. Rob
lnson was native of the State OF Maine, and
came to this place from Idaho in '66, and was
Tor some tinte employed by John Kinna in
his hardware establishment in this city. He
went to Cellar Creek at the first discovery of
the mines at that place. and opened store
at the mouth Of the gulch, where he contin-
hcd IN business up to the time of his death.
lie was also mail contractor, and carried
the mail from Missoula to Cedar Creek. Mr..
Robinson had many friends and acquaintan-
ces throughout the Territory. and was high
~ esteemed by all who knew Ilim.-Herald.
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New STORE We call attention to the
advertisement ot Mr. Il. t. Dawes ia this IL
sne of the coURIER Mr.. Dawes is doing
business at Tanners old stand. and Is 3
thorough-going business man, who will
make y 70 tile interest Of the people 20 pay
him visit when on shopping excursion.
he has fine stock Of groceries and general
merchandise, which he will sellas cheap al
the cheapest. Go and see.
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4 New Art Gallery.

Gov Williams, DESTROYS of inaugnrating an Art
gallery, proposes to his patrons and the public gen
orally 20 receive them Of their surplus Treasury Pic
lures, ana g5ye them ~ lieu thereof the best Liquors
coolest Lager 70 be found in Bozeman
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WANrED.--A few loads of WOOD at this
ssWAIr FOR THE wAEnN

. JUDGE DAVIS now occupies his elegant
new law Office on Black street.
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Democratic Central Committee OF
GaIIatin County.

Q. W. LANGHORNE, CHAIRMAN, ..... Bozeman
q. 2. BLAKELEY, G. Ell. CAMPBELL,
A. b. MOORE, J. j. CHAMBERS.
V. A. CoCKRILL.
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+ 9. G. 1.-THE Valley Gem Lodge 81
Good Iemplars, Of this place, performed Che
ceremony Of dedication at their new hall ~
Church street Saturday evening. There Tas
large attendance at the hall. the order hav-
ing issued general Invitation, and the cere-
monies. which were conducted by Rev. ".
". Anderson, the =. G. W. @. H.. were 81
the most impressive character After the
dedication the proceedings of the evening
were enliyened bya musical entertainment
consisting of songs, choruses, and 4
| selection OF instrumental music. the perforn-
ance OF Which was very creditable d the
artsstes who contributed their talent for the
occasion. and which was interspersed with
snort, plthy speeches BY Hon. II. N. Mcguire
fand Kcvs Blackwell and Anderson. setting
iofth the character and objects of the order
/ they represented. 1t would ill become 10 IL
make inyidious comparisons where all ac-
quilted themselves so well, but the tllet
Beautiful Shore" by Miss Maggie Hopnv
and Miss Sophie Guy. and the Bass solo
'efhe sexton'' by MIR. Davidson, were So well
rendered that we cannot refrain from giving
them passing notice, as also the s.Little
brown Jug" sung by Miss Coda Finch. the
infant daughter of our fellow townsman
y. 3. Finch, and which ca led forth the en-
thusiasic applause of the audience. The
order Il Good Templars is noble institu-
ton, and is doing a good work in the com
munity, and we are happy to record this evil
dence OF their prosperity. The new building
Is neat, substantial and commodons, and re-
f1ects great credit on the enterprise Of the
membership Of the Lodge.
~-e-
- In connection with my stable, / have a large
pasture, enclosed with good. stout fence and am
per month Stock delivered at INV stable viii lie i,e
TAKEN az possible care of and delivered 1T the same
paws "heh Wanteu. G. l.. CLARK.
That FIRE-PRooF.-The splendid new FIRE
proof addition to Messrs. Ellis, Davis and
Sperling's store is now complete, with the
exception of fitting the massive iron doors.
and the interior of the establishment now
presents magnificent appearance. We call
attention to their new advertisement in this
issue, in which they set forth a portion of
the mammoth stock they have to dispose OF |
1t "don't make any difference to him who /
says to the contrary, but Davis Gays he is
bound to maintain the reputation awarded I
him by the people as the ''most popular nier.
chant in Bozeman-' Call and see him. and
ne VIII demonstrate the fact to your entire
satisfaction.
LIQUORS AT WHOLESALE.
u
The Following Brands Specially:
Red Lion Bitters, jules Robin Fr,cb pr,,,dy
nafSnail Bourpon, SPoindexter'' Bourbon,
IN EIckofy bourbon. Taylor Bourbon.
gla wilson n1 Rye, Rush River (C) Bourbon
me - ga Rye, Old Monographs,
CoGNAC BRANDIEs.
Renault y Co., J. Hcnnesy s Co., Martell.
Ems, Old Cabinet Whisky,
!. 5, Mlckilne Very Old Rye xxx,
sol Franks Panacea Bitfers
ELLIS DAVIS G
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Positively the Last Chance to Purchas,
Claims i'm GaIIatin County!

One more opportunity, and the last for the year
1914 Will be presented claimants to purchase their
homestead and Prescription claims at my Agency
Money loaned if application is made irnniedf
Secure your farms in the Gallat1n Valley before
stampeding for the RalIroad
IL. N. MAGUIRE, Land Agent
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Wantcd.-Telegr Script.
NELSON STORY.
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To Families and Others.

would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
nozelnan ana vicinity that, in orderto keep up with
,ie tlnes, VIII hereafter sell bread at the City
Bakery AT HALF PRICE. Families need not y. =
Inc taoule OF baking their bread, as they can
Lager Beer also at half price-i2H cents per glass
JOHN MANEJ, City bakery.
New STORE AT GALLATIN CITY.-The firm
of Ellis, Davis and Sperling have erected
store az Gallatin City, which they intend to
stock and open for business in a few DAYS.
TIE firm occupy leading position among
the merchants of the Territory, and are well
known to our people as liberal-dealng busi-
ness MEN. and we Congratulate tile people at
the Three Forks ON this acquisition to their
burg.
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BEER at half price at the City Bakery
Bread likewise.
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The author OF the above soul-stirring melody is
respectfully Informed that he do better by get
ting enc OF those handsome turn-outs at CLARK,S
Livery emporium when he feels like taking ride
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N. MAGUIRE, Land Agent. |.

/ -
SILVER SHOWER DISTRICT This new
silver mining district, recently discovered on
Lower Hot Springs creek, about seven miles
from the Cherry Creek mines, in the vicinity
OF the old Isaacs mill by Baldwin & Dorr,
was visited last week by number OF our
citIzens, who report it equal in extent and
richness to the mines of Cherry Creek. Are
the boundaries Of the District as follows.
Nortll-The limestone formation
South-Iot Spring Creek.
East-Madison River.
West-Helena road.
The hill Oh which the Silver Shower lode
is located is called s.Chloride IIilI.s'
The fiat lying southwest of Chloride Hill
is called ..Monteziima Flat" and the east Of
Chloride Hill is called .Rattlesnake Flat
Messrs Baldwin & DorF, 1.-The discoveries. are
hardworking miners ard .eminently deserving
OF this aSilver Shower
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Bishop Tuttle's Appointments,

stevensville p. M, Sunday, XII after Trinity,
august llth
Missoula, IL A. M and p. M, Sunday, XIII after
Trinity, August 18th.
Bannack, ii A. NJ. and P. NJ, Sunday, XIV after
Trinity, August 25th.
Poindexter School House, r. NJ, Monday, Aug
18th.
+. o. O. H.
VHTESTERN STAR LODGE No. A. /. O. O. F.
Nv meets every Monday night, at O'Clock p.
n. !, in Masonic Hall
ARCH GRAHAM, n. S.
"A. r. 81 "A. M.
n Stated communications Of Gallatin Lodge No 6
NAF q A M held at their hall on the first Satur-
day evening on or Before the full moon of each
Month,
Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend.
w. O. r. HAYS, w. M
X. p. MEAEFEE, Secretary.
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We wish our patrons to distinctly understand that
hereafter lob Printing and Transient Advertisements
must be paid for In advance. No exception will be
made 10 this rule.
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AGENTS.
NOTICE.

Advertisements and Local Notices handed in for
publication, unlees the time is specified for which
they are to be published, will be inserted till for
bid. and charged for accordingly
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Painters and GLACIERS, Attention

You can find full and complete assortment OF
PAINTS, Oils, WINDoNkGLASS, PUTTY, FAINT
BRUSHES and every article in your line at the new
Drug Store OF w. W. NORRIS, a few doors east OF
Lamme q Co.'s, Bozeman
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VINEGAR BITTERS, by the bottle or case,
and all the leading Patent Medicines. Al the new
Drug Store of w W Morris, Bozernan y
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y In connection with my stable, have a large
pasture, enclosed with good. stout fence and am
prepared to take horses and mules at S. per head
per month Stock delivered at my stable will he
taken all Of and delivered ii the sann
pace When Wanted G l.. CLARK &
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Coal Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed OIL and Tn,
Rentlne. wholesale and retail, at low prices. /
the new Drug Store OF W. w. Morris, BozeInan.
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Strictly for Cash!

To our old friends with whom we have dealt
largely on the credit system, we offer thanks for
your liberal patronage, and it is not from distrust
that We now close the accounts; but having made.
and contemplating still further, changes we hope
not to be harrassed by reqaestsfor credit.
Our prices will be our reoemmeniation--bent-
ting the times-and we must treat friend and f.e
alike
We ar. now receiving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-04
The Vermont Election.

Inc returns from the Vermont election indi-
cafe mat the state has gone republican by from
900 10 SO0oO majority. This result will prove
great disappointment to sanguine liberals,
Who have confidently counted upon az least
making sufficient reduction upon the usual
republican majOrities in Vermont to show tn at
the SAM percentage of loss to the republics ans
throughout the country would ensure the defeat
OF Grant and the election Of Greeley. The
single point where the liberals gained any foot
hold was IN the township of Rutland, where they
made a gain OF 500 on the democratic vote OF
1s:S. They failed, however, to carry out this
ratio OF gain throughout Rutland county or else
where, and seem to have affected nothing
amongst the farmers OF the state; a fact rather
noticeable in view Of the number OF subscribers
20 the TT1tVEe throughout the agricultural pOr-
ton OF Vermont. The result in Vermont will
very materially hasten that utter collapse of the
Greeley movement, which has been already iu-
dictated as Inevitable. For one thing it will give
great encouragement to the straight-outers, and
1t would not be strange, now that the impossi-
bilty of Greeley's election is shown. If the great
mass of the democracy should 60 to the support
OF the Louisville ticket, especially should
OConOr "stick" and another strong man be
added for Vice President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-04

Government SecuPftaea.
Jay Cooke d Co. furnish the follovins so-as
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, sept, 4:-yirsinia IS. old. 50. 'vir-
ginss, consolidated 81 do, registered and peelsrs,
a. a. West Virginia., Bh North C.rOlinas, old,
IS do. new, %; do. special tax. IL bid to day.
., BALrINoRE, Sept 4,Co,to1 firm low midilinEs,
Chr; Toward street cup rfne, IS soss6: do. ex-
ira, DO sf fa1 ~ ~; Oity MILLS su-
S9.ea sl1; Western superfine, S5s0aSs; do. extra,
SASS do. family, IS s0aS95 so. Wheat strong
end adv anced Sc: whie choice, 81 Sssi co. fair to
prime Go: 81 4osS 80; choice amber, 81 Sss 81 S.
gocd 70 prime red. 81 I6aeI sO common to tair do.
clNaslO; red western, : I Goa 81 20; amber W ST.
ern, SIfOasl rs Corn frmer; white sout srn, OF
yeiicw southern ca; mix ted western 63 bid 81
Oats sctive; western mixed, Sag: do white, 81;
southern, 3SaiO. Bye quiet bot firm, 75as5. Pro.
visions quiet. with n dow inward & ndeBcy Mess
pork, SIS. Bulk meats; no sales; should -rs, IA;
rib SIDES, pa; clear rib sides, - Bacon less
uye-si ouloeIs, ga; rlb sides, 1iso5f; clear rib
sldss, II; spgar-cured hams finer and higher;
stock scare; lSalsh Lsrd dulls. Western but
ter UHcharEe " nisky finn. 94ss,
INV 1ORh, sep. Stocks ve-y dull. Gold steady,
lHG. Money easy, 4. Exchange, long, 81; short,
ga GoVernrents ady. virginia Sc. AZ; new, 81.
North CsIclinas, 3 "a; new 27I
NEW YORK, sept 4.-FlOuI quiet. Wheat
Charged Corn steady.
LoNDoN. sept 4. 1870 q rn.-COnsolg opened at
Iai foT money, and 91zs for account bonds OF
,Ss Old $50; ls6T, GAS; 10 40s, S. SIS, S95S.
Erie, s9A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-04

1t is remarked by the New York papers that
though combination of circumstances has rem
Gered the fall trade later than Us ual this year il
is likely to be postponed in future years unit
late in September. The grounds for this con-
clus.on are based on the natural divisions OF the
seasons and the increasing recognition of their
influences by the business world, as il mani
Tested by the tendency to devote the hot weather
TO rest and Incorporation. The postponement of
the book trade sales, and OF the dry goods sales
are among the indications OF this concession on
the part Of business interests to the interests of
the physical man.