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New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
VISITORS AT THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS.

The Headquarters Of the National Liberal Re-
publican Executive Committee were crowded Yesterday
at all hours The reports from all sections OF the country
were most encouraging. The clerks busy engaged
during the day in posting documents ordered for
paign purposes. Among those who have called az the
Headq lar during the past two days the follow
ing:
Col. " r. z. Church Plrkersburg " Va: z J Bowers
Washington D. C.; Jedd Il. Ladd. Alburgh springs. Vt;
Walter IrumbuI, Illinois. Col Henry o. Kent. Lancas-
Daniel T. GOOdlOe. WarentOn y. G.. Samuel A. Pearce.
Columbia, ?. c.; Co.. Geo. ". Anderson, Louisiana Mo-;
samuel a. Riggs, Lawrence. Kansas; T. G. Eyarts,
Helena, Montana Gen. Z. BurDrldge. COyngton, Ky;
Gray, Union City Ind; Cot Jasper w. johnson. Port
land, Oregon Samuel l.. GOuverneur, Frederick, Md;
Thomas q. Young, Saratoga springs, n. Y; Gen. G.
Kane, Kane, Penn; j. G. Ferguson, Cincinnati, Ohio
salem, Mass. B. b. smaley Burlington, VT; Major q.
., williams, Connecticut Thomas Keele, Windsor, VI;
l.. u. Partridge, Dlnvile, Vt; q. W. Akin, Troy,
n. Y; jerome b. Parmenter, Troy, N. Y; James
Mckinley. la Crosse, WIS Col Richard Lathers,
New-k0cnele y. Y; Col. Burch. Tennessee
IL J. snow, Kaufman County, Texas; F. A. seeey ~.
Louis, No. Gen. Dan. Cameron, Chicago IL; Senator
Carl -churz, Missouri; O.. A. Hail. Washington D. C.;
the Hon. o. . Cox New York: l. D. NJ sweat, Portland,
Ne, II. /. swords, NeW-Orle1n-, la; K. J.. Mitchell,
New-Orleans. La; Thomas Keefe, Vermont; John II.
Halliday, Indiana; l.. A. stausDery New-Jersey; tine
Hon NJ. ". Benjamin. Lutte Rock, Ark.; senator
keuDen Z. Fenfou, jamestown. n. Y; G.. c, Brag-
don, WaterrOwn. n Y; II. y. IWOmbly, New-IUrk;
F. ". BIRD Boston Mass; L. JefOrds. Mississippi; Gen.
J.. A. Merritt, POtsdIul. y. Y; q. Ii. Mccormick CHI
H.; T. n. Riggs Kansas Judge Carpenter, south
Carolina; RANK II. Cariey, Indiana Col John ;.
Ford, Brownsville, Texas Col. O.. H. SWearlug gtOn,
Brenham. Texas; the Hon. Joseph H. sloss, Alabama
Gen. WItner- Mobile Alabama; Judge James II. Hardy,
san Francisco Cali Gov. Ashley, OuiJ
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
RESULTS OF THE BALTIMORE coNyENTIo,
VIEWS OF COL. GROsvENOR, EX-GOY. PILLS
BURY, AND OTHERS.


Col. w. NJ. GrosyeDor of Missouri was at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last Thursday and in conversation
with TRIBUNE reporter said:
The Baltimore Convention was a grand success, and 70
the most sanguine Republicans II a OF con-
slant smazement. The heartiness and unanimity with
which such q body OF Democrats adopted the platform
aud candidates Of the Cincinnati Convention re-
markable and when reflects that these were
recently opposed TO Mr. Greeley, and that only
years after close OF a civil both sides have
heartily united in supporting such candidate the re-
suit superb feared the selection Of Mr. Greehy
candidate, because doubted whether the Demo
would support him, but the acceptance Of him a
the strongest possible proof the Southern people could
have given Of their readiness 70 concede everything
that patriotic Republicans can reasonably claim.
The enthusiasm displayed most gratifying express
sion Of the good feeling OF the delegates toward the
candidates they nominated. Those who apprehended
another Outburst Of such nonsense crushed Demo-
cratic hopes certainly have LEFT Baltimore
very much disappointed. verbatim report OF the
proceedings OF tine Convention would make admirable
campaign document correct the preusnses Of Adj
mnistraon organs regarding the character aud spirit
OF the Convention and its support OF Mr. Greeley
Ex-GOv. Pflsbury OF Maine and the Hon. Chas.
Kimball the Democratic candidate for the Governor
ship OF that state both at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
on Friday, and left for the East the p train.
They expressed satisfaction the results Of the Bll-
Convention, and said that their state would give
him an overwhelming majority al the next election.
They believe that all objections viii he waived. The
state Convention 20 be held viii show that the
Liberal Republican forces IN Maine are OF sufficient
strength sweep thing before them. D. X Good
oe Of North Carolina Secretary Of the Liberal Repub
can National Committee and Judp Mason, Chairman Of
the Carolina Liberal kepuhcan state Committed
were also at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Thursday and
said that although the movement was In it, earliest
stages there was, nevertheless, splendid prospect
ahead the Liberal party would carry North Caro-
lima by an overwhelming majority Their coming state
ele eof fueVs teu Geo. A.
Sheridan OF Louisiana, and Col Samuel Hatch Expressed
their conviction that Louisiana would give ge
ity for the nominees of Baltimore and CINCINNATI Tho
people they said uprising Ina their might and pun
lC.y dectung theit intention " submit no longer ~
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

The following extracts from a letter ad-
dressed by friend OF Cornell University 10 gentleman
IN this city indicate features OF the prosperity OF
that institution. IL will also interest the friends OF the
University that there good foundation for
rumor the effect that Mr. Cornell eontempiates FUR
tner gift 10 the institution OF the princey sum Of SioooO
"OuT graduating class OF rs a worthy representa-
tive OF the University. professor from H1rvhrd hhu
one from Yale assured me they never witnessed better
exercises ON the part OF students graduating AZ ch o
those colleges. Ouethird OF the class we're MorAlns
students 10 whom the University has paid so4tJ ~ Tor M
bOr while they were with rs; and nearly a. can lee
they earned an equal greater outside OF the
yeIsty hc same me-so that % students oi that class
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
STRAUSS HOyEwARD BOUND ACCOMPANIED BY
A WEBFR PIANO.

NIENIrs HUMLW NlIIt II-41 y
A WEBER PIANO.
Strauss's enthusiasm in regard to New-York
pianos was very great aud eliminated in the purchase
of a Weber upright piano, which accompanies him for
bs music room in Vienna in order 10 show his musical
friends the best piano IN the world In letter he says:
CLARENDON HOTEL. July -, 1872.
Ny DEAR Mr. WrBER Many thanks, IN which my wife
tnpa for the beautiful upright piano you were KIND
,.u0u.b 10 send my during my stay IN your
ctry II has a.uOnshed me beyond measure. The Id-
ness OF its tone it, thorough musical quality, 80 even
throughout and the aud compact ness OF us
tourb have never before How small an instru
meur can contain perfect orchestra surprises me- Inc
grand piano used at the Academy az my concerts only
hightens my opinion ~ your work assure YOU hs.
never vet seen any pianos which equal yours. ny
neartest wishes for your health and success.
"'' JOHANN STRAUSS.
such testimony is certainly great compliment 20 cur
American planoforte manufacturers in general and NJ
Weber In particular. Evening MAIL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS


WASHINGTON POLITICAL GOSSIP.
LATEST FROM LONG ~
SENATOR TILMEtLLe MO'
rEAL POLITICAL NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBCNEl
y,sur..eroN. July 15.-SenatOr Wilson ar
v.d here TODAY frum Long Branch. He reports tle
sept in excellent health and spirits, and very conn
snt Of his reflection. Judging from the manner OF MI
Wilson he evidently does not share the buoyah uol >"
bi. chief He lett this evening FOR Narth Onoin'' "
MI not return in less than fortnight. He had long
conversation with senator Sumner TO-DAY anu ou'i0'
pred to ascertain the course which his colleague "ouu
,,te IN the campaign Mr. Sumner declined 20 give any
tip,aop As De has done 20 al TINS Ear who have dl-
rosched him. and stated that nobody had been nor Is
authorized 70 speak for htm
senator Trumhun has accepted Invitation 70 speak
Al Dixon H. on the 18th inst, IN behalf OF the LDet"
Reform movement Tits intended 70 hold ConVen'io"
OF Liberal Republicans at Dixon on the same "'y'
wood Dixon ESQ. u that city, says; " Ihe h'u'',.
ir.f ,,s In 1SCs was 500 in Lee County, Nhch We W."
reluce 10 almost Y not quite nothing Inc eu''o "'
man vote viii be east for the Liberal ticket
the excellent State Ticket ,. nd
sert.rv Boutwell, left FOR North Carolina to1aF' anu
80 bar3son Is acting Secretary Assistant secretary
harley is sti absent J. H. saville, CHIEF Clerk Is On
I'm le,ye and Harvey Vanderbilt Appointment Clerk IS
etinc Chief Clerk John Deano, Chief Clerk OF the IN
terror Department returned to-day.
Chas T. Howell, Judge OF Pfopate NJ LiVcHiiei'' i4'
res three years ago tha first house was built IN
t tovu There are now TO Inhabitants. Nearly al
,l voters are Republicans Several OF the leading men
and the majority Of the voters lave declared for Greeley
and Brown"
The reports received from Forest Livingston County
M state that although ii a rural town many OF tne
7d rlrDest Republicans are going % support Greeley
and Biovn m spite OF all the Grant men may say 10 the
contrary A gentleman writing from Forest says; u
find luite q number Of Liberal Republicans, ana they
are among the most intelligent men Of the community
CH Granger Of Rutland, Vermont. writes that the
.ra Republican movement in bis state IS progressing
finely The Greeley and Brown Club al Rutland Is Wen
organized and hard al work Nj Granger says We
I tbe largest percentage OF Greeley Republicans Of
f.f
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
A Rupturcd Man, Experience d. to ,he .o,r,.

be
Dr. J. a. SHFKxAS-pe1r Sir. II hsrpr
wonderfully improved that bTrori viii tie multitude q
friends d, miracle. mYsL l-fl TortlfI lseuI
have hsn dozen l,r Tou whom D. De- Cod
suaL'
Notary Public Moutgouer,-s, san Frsuc. go.
San Francsco. Jrne b lg1l.
W. informed M Roman De Lsdos o ls n-a,
acei bis several fairi 20 hold -os
Bic advisers could hm and hst
melancholy f0rebOugs While Dr.
WIS u San Fnncco be- eonsate bin sHd secured bic
Of biz sppanc which acoop she'd hs s
tnd greatly red him With colleuce being eventually
de WIKI deal o. sud sihouEh ncsrv
~
domestic habits To- the - We hsrr I'D
psrt unpublished
who -o-lv living u assuie brought abo1 be -b-
effects TO~s
and comforts f ar rirf -ih NJ ts
than consult Dr. STzRNAs his 0hos BosIssy
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
LATEST SHIP NEES.
For oaser ship Ee.cs ere rhs,a Pag,

lFOr OtheF ship Mars sce LhH0 Fogct
ARRIVED.
Stessp Canals fBrl Webster Liverpool Jur 1.--.s
st. Sith mise sud pass - D. ". D. Hart
BARK ycsta Oi Annapolis, So Vent cov Bs g. p ga, ~its
BARK Alpha CSoTj Eaes.. H4vre - DAY. Eil mise
Brig Oliver Cus lof Turks a1 hes Cape HaTteI iss
with lOyFold.
Brg MAJ o. Gl OnsHu. Lsyaa5o n ,uEss ,ns
Inoases
Bng Seay Gay. seandds Curasna, y i,v, gss-rs
sreckng Implements
seht o. n Narrs l1f Boothbarl Rec Baoos lara s
schr Harry White H0pkns. Aroy0 r. days. vita I'd
noss-s
scbr. Laorets Cor,ens KEY West ~ q ballast.
scar Olivia A D Oaon lBrJ Crane Parrs3OT0 s. y isrs
schr Atlantic Brl. Fielding iars sst,r
Sehr Fannie H. Buckn. Buckll - 8nt from lfr S.
sh plaster
WIyD-sgHset. moierste s. c.osir s1d raining.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros july l5-Aruved. steamship Hercules
ship Hope. Calcufta hsrk W0ol-r Bunos
szyannsh kahhoni snI Dng0 Baltimore
l. Dale. Fh Below 1TE lephrIlr Bsssr.
CHARLgrny g.. July laAu1ref steamship ron
New fOrA for Havana 0 ilt- sailed " n x Kas-s.
for New York.
Ga Juv I5-Arvei steamship Seminole Bs,los.
schr. Eary BIRD, NeE-fork.
FOREIGN PORTS
BYGFy Sorvav. july l5ss-1 steamship Peer Jbsea Nor
Wuif Tor NeW-l0rE.
Toe steamship Hand Hslrager y1r Lun3 r Esrsa.
SorEaT, on elaos a. Jay n. 'or Nes-Y0rk
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
ITS UNEXPECTED FULFILLMRNT.

OF all the Democratic Journals IN Pennsyl-
vana not one DO reverence 10 its party Or
an The editors that faith who have been abusing Gree
lev FOR thirty years and who for the last three months
have been clamOunC for traghi-Out nomination Ike
criminal on the way 70 eXplate his crimes begging Tor
mercy not one lifts up his voice agnnt the surrender OF
his party. Even the rural Democracy OF Berkst Whch
has been wont 10 consider itself of divine origin,
bows 10 the decree OF ana through its talks
glibv Of claspng hands across the bloody cnas The
uuaumitv which the Democratic journals OF Penn
svvaua have hOisted the names OF Greeley and BroTD
Is as emphatic their nomination az Baltimore. We
have vet 70 single that opposes Greeley. His
flag has been simultaneously unred al over the state,
while the great organs al Philadelphia, Harrisburg
and Pittsburgh. have broken cut with the eX-
tremest laudauOns OF his The epidemic
OF Liberalism has been called, has developed as
strongly here NewYOrk OF Indiana. We confess 70
decided feeling OF surprise read the Democratic
papers OF Penusy vanla at The PhiiqdePhtd Age aud
Hsrad and Piftsbtrg Post accepting the nomination 0f
Gree lev without qua anu promising him hearty
support; at The Weschester JeBersOHdH and Belief
r9nfe HdtchniGn - the FIRST HlgntOned, old
fashioned Democratic organ, and the second a
prO-slayery. rebel sheet-declaring that they viii
not revolt; and at The HIrTtSbiUg Patriot and
Lancaster IHeilgeHceT iuoilatlng over the event
There many stranger things tWx heaven ana earth
than entered into philosophy, ana TINS Is one Of
them The great question now Is VIII the Democratic
masses abandon their pTeJudces and party with the
same facility and apparent happiness We rather think
not. Democrats tIey are generally more super
sttOus than editors aud there Will DE many 20 cling 20
their old ideas. But TINS is OF conOciasm and
even Ait Berks may yet help 70 new down the ld-lA
images 10 LAS wOrsAlped 50 long.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
THE STATE or TRADE.
novgsTfC MARKETS

WrvtssroS ,uv i5-,ptrt. Tayeuue am a a. Rosa hm
Ts fr sr18 - ~ lnw 4 - - of Ne d a. for Low
Pae. 81 IS for Pale - FOG hinds" ula- ~ ~ wv E
Tar quiet al ~ % , .....-- o-s-. -.
BEw-ORLEAss IsFsur GALL es Of loeeHg sapeIaas A.
A Isss5 E1r 81 III Dslbs Lka -, .fs4e ANfA. - A'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
THE WEATHER..

OFFICE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHNGrOS, ID. C.. July l6 lS72-l a. IA.
Synopsis Tor fhe Ddst it0eiity-fOlT aoui'S.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. c. July I6. ls72-l a. IA.
Synopsis Tor he Ddst tt0entgfOH aourS
The barometer has very generally fallen
throughout the Middle and istern states and westward
since sunday night. the lowest pressure being now
ture has fallen in the Middle states Win
increasing southwest winds; northwest winds ana
clearing weather have been repored from Omaha cOu
and rain have prevailed from Arkansas % Nrslud ah
norfhard Orca sOna local in the Southern ana
Gulf states. Heavy rain Is reported rom NeW-iOrA
City. .,..
The area Of lowest barometer will probably pass east
yrd over the Middle states Tuesday, with rain ami
south west winds veering 20 northwest ron virginia
and Newersev westward; brisk winds may prev All on
the Lakes, but the exact location OF any serious
dsrlrDance cannot be estimated owing 70 delay ID the
midnight teIegraphc reports Threatening and rainy
weather pre- vail IN New giand sOuth-Westerly winds,
With numerous local storms ia the southern and Gun
states.
THE STORM IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 15.-The storms and floods
heretofore mentioned by telegraph have been partc-
ularlv disastrous in Cheshire and Lancashire. Much
property has been destroyed, anu seH efd Gases Oh oT
OF llle reported.
AN INUNDATION N ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, July 15.-Recent heavy rains
have caused the overfowng Of the Alabama River and
n trbutaries tearing up the railroad tracks and de-
srovIug cotton and crops 10 the Yaue Ol S@UOO
more.
A "CLoUD- BURST N NEVADA.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-The trains OF the
Central Pacific Railroad been delayed for "A hours
~, a cloud which washed away portion OF tle
tSg,ct rear BOca in Nevada. The damage has heen
repaired ana the trains running regularly agiin
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
coNn1rIoN oF GOV. nRowN.

Gov. Brown continues to improve IN health
and will probably be quite well in day or two. lie
took short walk yesterday. accompanied by Dr' se'e'
and slept comfortably during the evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

FROM tT~rRPOOf-fl fcanEir c1Hgda lr.r ELL D. r.T
snd ". }. Harn Henry Harm O. A. Halls Miss hss NJ,
A. Harnuru. f. J. Hare Mr OBrru. Mu A. N Prr1f Mis
Nun Perroii Narr Grfn ~. CFori Pat Nrt % 80
chitrca David Plat g. Nsuith Mt harih,
Nj a1l NJ e .ndti. Mr. Power in4 cllrrn 1HrIf 81 "A
Mrs- J. Pod .oonhe. Mrs t. Coa-r No n vi f-s t.
Barr. Mr r. "a. Hands Abrm Nils McAldles T. u. AlI llE
helnc1y, w. H. No0ic0.t Mr Mfi Nccla Nr BlT
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
Personally TELEGRAPH.

President Theirs entertained Gen. Sherman
and psrty At a dinner. sunday, IN Plna
- Gov Jewell has purchased the interest Of J. Ii.
Broey 10 Te Hartford Evening anu NJ Br1mel 'rom
tl.'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

UucA Juir - Choeserbe efngs IN ts rcs asrte To- i
light an0ut 90 bores thrl ~ 1 q
0lDic.. The rulng prces be.ug l14c sud lnir-
Al Little Fll ahult 30e boxes offered tnf fro 80 81
00lot The ruling beng i1i A5eut @ b0re lsp
ss.l a Hle,c Que loo s,a a. l0ic
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

Administration TYRANNY. Henry o. Kent Of Ncw-Hnmp
shire member f the National Committee, declares that
the Liberal Republican forces in that State are deter
mined 70 chow that the conduct OF the present Admins
fraton ig entirely dsapproved bi giving tremendous
maJOrty ~ the coming clection for Greeley and Bro"n
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
THE STORM IN ENGLAND.
sUNsTROKEs.

The following cases of sunstroke were re-
ported yesterday
Emma A. Wagman 25 OF No. 2O5 East Sky
tbiri-st tainted in the Grand Central Depot.
Michael % Brien. age u, OF No. Pelham ST., was
f,llud ON the sidewalk at Grand aud Elul-ats
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
eT.AvToN DINCANs LAST MOVE.

III PROPOSES A UNION OF THE LABOR REFORM
Frs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY
b. AGREEABLE-HIGHLY IMPORTANT CORRE-
sPONDENCE.
The following correspondence has been 1uI-
llsed the press for publication:
BALTIMORE. July 10, ls72.
HORACE H. DAY, Tice-Prcsii1it AdisOnGt LaD0r CH4o'
NY DEAR SIR EemrIu leIlng our OiQ nllihaty anu
vnur constant adherence 20 principle, desire 70 sueses
llue uf action col deTdtOI. Odu you not AOlo
rUrr convention Louisville on the 30 OF ctptell'tI
rerr and see whether there cannot be common basis
f l.,..n 8r.insr The mOnopOsts anu spOsmen u Tie
."' i''''''' f''- BLASroN DUNCAN,
IL behalf of the stIalsut-out Democrats.
NFw-YORK July l3, 1872.
rr ,SDOV DUNCAN esq, Chairman Sfr1ight0d Nd-
guGf Democratic toAlUliict have your taV0r OF July
lD and while not authorized % blnd tle LABOR or
tuzalon such of It's members as have conferred with
-r ,f me ID the importance OF cordial union OF
all parties at this iuucture IN our national andlis
t-au-f tlc mouOpoi4sJs and spoIlsmen. NellneI the
Tahor Union other portion Of the working peo
Die have any recognition the platforms OF elnct me
rant ur Greeley parties and hence the suggestion OF
uuiou OF the Straight out Democrats ana the LABOR
party looking the establishment Of Peoples party
interests is tney, anu Will De udlicu o4
rhe Labor Reform party with hope and JOY. assume
tbaf The straightOut Democrats viii be genuine oppO-
upur- af special legislation, and VIII be prepared
. uliug lands bauk-, railroads. tariffs, eJci hence my
-f and friends viii 40 al we can 10 prepare me way
AZ Jur conference the JJiu OF July Tor union Win
Won iud all opponents OF the Grant anu OItety
wiz OF the spOHsueBs party restore fraternity 10
., .ul Justice % a4 regardless ot sex. uatlOu-
it.. color rul condition. Very respectully,
HORACE II. DAY,
YIcePrcsdent National Labor Union
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
DIED

a CRyT~FT Isl l1 y Tfr-
eeuih-.i. ial"nHe Wal'acs. lhest-r
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
BEFORE AND AFTER.
A AsVA II
nom Tle philadelphia Fress-B,Jors Balimor

F-5a I11 PIlTad1IpFla F'T1ss-Bs10T IlTiN0T1-
About November If AlT. GTeeley's iHdOrse-
reur al Baltimore could euthuse and consolidate the
DenocratIc party OF Pennsylvania the nomination Of
Hancock would there might be- some chance OF bis car
the stare OF the party press hut TWO Democratic
napers-Thc TittsrHe Courier and The Vena1,g0 Specia
f9-urge MS nomination twelve papers have NO prefer
eDce Whatever: fftV-three earnestly protested
against his endorsements and positively assert they
will not support him. II nominated. There viii De
as many Democratic journals 20 oppose Horace Greeley
"a. there kepubcan that refuse 10 advocate the
fa4+r q Efrr~f
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

WASHINGTON IOLii lN1'i- "''''i'
r. .rrsr From LONG INCARCERATION WILSON
n CONVERSATION WITH tENAlOh - NJ
SENATOR TEIMEt Ill NOV h''--'40
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-06
BUSINESS Law.

Iii not legally necessary to say on q
note " for value received"
A note on Sunday is void.
A note obtained by fraud, or from per.
son in state Of intoxication, cannot be col.
lectcd.
If note be lost or stolen it does not re-
lease the maker; he must pay it.
An endorser of a note is exempt from
liability If not served with notice of its dis.
honor within twenty hours Of its non.pay-
ment.
A note by a minor is void.
Notes bear interest only when so stated.
Principals are responsible for the acts Of
their agents.
Each individual in partnership is re-
sponsible for the whole amount OF the debts
of the firm.
Ignorance of the law excuses no one.
1t is a fraud to conceal fraud.
The law compcls no one to do impossi-
bilitics.
An agreement without consideration is
void.
Signatures made with lead pencil are
good in law.
A receipt for money paid is not legally
conclusive
The acts of one partner bind all the
others.
Contracts made on Sunday cannot DO en-.
forced.
A contract make with minor is void.
A contract made with lunatic is void.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-06
Eye, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS
JNO. B. PILKINGTON, NJ. D.

ATE ofSan Francisco, has established him
l i self In Portland, Oregon, Offices and 4
Holmes Building, First street, three doors from
Ladd Tilton's hank, where he may be esn-
suited daily, and will treat diseases of the
All operations of the Eye and Ear made in
the most scientific manner. ARTIvIcIAL EYES,
having all the beauty and mobility Of the qat-
ural eye, inserted.
Refers for his professional standing to i. O.
Lane, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery, and Edwih
Bentley, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy, Uni
versity of the Pacific and for his success In
treating patients to over 800 cases treated BY
him in San Francisco also to Levi Estes.
ESQ.,, Portland, VIM. H. Dillon, Esq, vancoa-
yer, John Alexander, Esq, CouPville, w. T.,
and others on this North coast.
August &c, 1871.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-06
boots, SHOES uNA Nuts.
Ea.VxEp T20CEHIES.

New Goods, always on the way, by every
vessel from San Francisco.
Strangers or newcomers will find it 10 their
advantage to purchase stocks and outfits Of us.
The demand for goods having increased, we
have enlarged our stock accordingly, deter
mined to sell goods for cash or country pro-
duce at very small profit, in large or small
quantities.
Our goods are selected and boughtby one of
the most experienced and best educated busi-
ness men on the Pacific Coast; and having in
every respect better facilities for obtaining
goods than most any other house on the Sound,
we can guarantee satisfaction to every one
who deals with us.
Gratefully acknowledging our thanks to our
friends and the public generally, for past pa
trOnage, we respectfully request continuance
of the same. We offer our stock of choice
Liquors at cost price, to make room for other
goods in their place.
We wish to buy all the Wool in tho country,
for which we will pay cash or goods. We
have orders for all the Wool we can purchase,
and will pay the highest market prices therefor.
Butter, Eggs and Furs received in trade on
the best terms to producers.
We unhesitatingly challenge competition
with any and all merchants on Puget Sound.
LIGHTNER + ROSENTHAL,
Nearest store to the Steamboat Landings.
Olympia, Jan. 1871. ly.