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over eighteen months ago, which fact Mcdonald
tnen atrcnuouely denied, also nddin2 that thcro
were y good many dogs ALWAYS rCgdY a. purN ~
every honcat servant OF the Admill5trdu"n.
tTimc then charged AGAINST hin. TltE StN de-
nounred Rirhaid aon, and public opinion COM
uellcd his retirement. II denounced Amr~'
casey, Fisher, UruLds, SheDS crt, BahcutE,
mud Il host of other, ana IN rNcry case where n
fun exauinattIn has been hCld II. uenuncla-
tons have all been sustained.
The whole country know thnt II was nov spar-
trrin its alta urou shepherd and BdbcOrk.
and tho rest of the W shinaton RIM and II
ii -O knows that Congress found the lNatrct
Government 80 corrupt that II was ,n'ir.y
thrown overheard " also KNOWS that IN the
face Of that tact the President puuiutcd the
cHtnc Sheuhsrd a- aiH"luhnr rf tl' u..w t0N"iu-
mcnt. aud tp & h' and tuia lilhr ,,s are ihr n1st
intimate Hrc.tGcnfi1i astattf'f l. Know" lhNt
Nithuut either the ccnuiVHnce pr criminal neg
lcrt of lBaDcurk the Washington tluupercrs
could nor have succeeded; and vet this Bahcpck
~ the President privat" secretary ahd lis nust
know that thlf H.hcnrk H. General ~ the
army. and NJ .c same time uriNdt' ."rrctary to
the PRECEDENT. thus holding two chioe4 az toe
same tine. u ting whici /. forbidden 10y the
fpirif " not d., iNc letter ut the law.
InNicw ~ all these facts Is 1t e. be wondetod
AZ thnt 40 many ~ Ous citizens ore ready 10 CON
meet prominent officials NJ thc W hi'c lt"u -
VITA the greet Whi-k"Y RING WhCn thcY re-
collect that liri-toWs famous order to change
thc v rious cullectOr- ct internal revenue would
nave Ui-.lua. a thu whole corruption 10 utr"
aud thon reflect That the oul, thing ttr ~ '-
vented the cu1A wing Olt at that otner waf tlc.-
aside, T. u strange thai putlir opinion CONNECTS
some one near tie thrune with the COiruUttli
OF this uD'rHiiul ltiuIY
10 be- suro the ~, ideni hna said "Spare y,
one 1T the EtllN lie uuuishcd.' What else
could be saw Nnt either reuly woutl at once
have convicted ltmsclt.
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The Tyre writer.

The type writer, an ingenious machine
which has, Within the lat wear. ICON hrnacht
lntn general notice, aud which l. Intended to
take the place Of the pen for common writing
T. operated Ike a piano; bu; it, key GARD hts
four instead 81 one row Of key. GA eirh Of
these koys, fory-f0ur in number a letter ~ the
alphabet, ore OF the Arabic num"rals' or one 90
tho characters used In punctlitton Is in- tih' d.
THE whole machinery contained ma small caoi
net Ike case, Il hy T. b. 20 IN SIZE, rt1nd' on
% small table AMI looks not rmuk. sowing
machine Few Inventions arc so remarkable tor
flmule. Ingenious cons ructipn "nl easy m'n-
agement combined NJ the type writer. The KEYS
arc ttlched to lovers, and these again 10 other
levers, which nut IN motion the steel 1ds which
suspend the tylo4 around hollow ',lNIeT
contained within the cabinet ctc. NHrh we
KEYS ar strueS win al o'asiic tourn nnd IA the
manner by winch pcfFoimei on the piano pro-
duces sttrcido notes, the types ere thrown No
Hgauet the ulucr which, moved 10y machinery
connected with too yers' puf-e- under dn lnntt
rubber co tcd roller an4 over an nNed Hhbuh'
thus lmprntuc the letters OF characters ON me
ralcr. A bar placed a' the lu"rr edge OF the
keyboard prod zee, Wneuit Is struck, the n"cos-
- ~ epnciia between tlo words, - pcTiect and
simple is the mechanism Of the whole machine
that "A child snon learns 10 run it without dim
Guilty, or dam of puttin1 II out 81 order, All
tho levers, whuels ana syringe are m 'ue OF the
finest cHst steel, ana 10y tchlnrry, IKE the Am-
| erIcdn watch mnVcment3i and all the parts arc
| so Accurat,iN adjusted that were ten Whchlh's
| taken 10 iecrs, p,omisclouslY packed ana sent
abroad. ton perfect tyrc winters hitIt ne recon
| structed from the commingled materials
This iuVrutiOn II no longer hn experiment.
II. utility in lavin4 time aud labor in writ
ius has been fully tested, ana its highest cldi n
| fuzzy sustained Various classes Of professional
| men aun Gentl men IN all kinds Of business have
cheurfuily iestiNad mat liter a f. W hours prac-
| tce daily for four or Ave weeks, persons can
write twice ~ fast with the machine a. VITA
| the pen; while experts can write nearly three
! tmcs'as fast aa the realiest reporter upon the
Nov York press an It !. Yell known that they
| are the most rapid penmen in the world.
| Inventors aud DISCOVERIES nuld wiser ihtn
| they know. rhey cannot SEQ all the benefit
| 'The writing maohine IL not an invention
| for the fcw, but prcHlNncntly for the peo-
| pie. II is not anticipating too much to c1-
| poet that at NJ distant dav no school room,
| onicc coun Ing room. study, private library, or
| mnuly n ting room viii 1e considered com
| plotely furnished without typo writer.
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John u Ian was cheerful and hopcful yester-
day. liz counsel have sont'd the ncNlY N,cDv'reu
evidence 60 the Governor aud def cuvos are scourin-
tle country to mud d" Diamond Jin,' The Noy'rhor
told the counsel for Doan thft hey must prcscut a
the etdence 20 iiin tbs week. would not extend
tne time 10 enable ttCm O. uud 1ttlWouY. ~ II =
mootcd question among hwyers whether me oyer ana
ler nrf has the p.NCr b grant %, trial IN c9tc
II felony. Wliln N. tvirs ant JUDY" fuh6rtnn
h0t th4i no such power Is vested IN the Court Prof..
IN ndOrt Vs. DNt-lt says fnat II Is an open Qucsllu.
It, thought cas-, % Guuno Anpo AT Ng Ptopc, 20
View YORK Report 5l Imply Decided That The oyer D. q
rninrr h not the power u grant nov liirl on 'h'
rite. Tic other open question l'' iurfiY
thr n,,rri. roif.rl B. fha' flo ouiy u~r l.fi -
rthot werner tu commute tt rrntufe oi Dnlal To
i, i.unfu ~ Tor and thtu n his lnL-te Ice u ca
ftI. a. e., ..ul
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" Int senator Henderson SAYS Of Ills Dis
missnl.

Fioni he Missouri ~. @S t"'' Dt'. H.
A Rpuhicdn reporter VISITED senator
M .U drspatch. and found BIN At his ofice dis
cusainv the situation with a few friends. The
s "na,"r LAD iust bcen tirnishrd with a cory Of
the announc, ment. and This he handed 10 the
newsman
outfaring profrssionaI nroprictvg"
Think of ~ why | hartl, know what 20
ariars What ia professional prcprirtyf Then.
thai Geing determined, can an, remark which
,,r 49, ,onsit,rsI "A violation Of ~ I
IA rJiv fhtnt that any rem ~ watch WAS u
~ -, mn .ti ADD t'ne.t IT, thgt made no
We H'9 - 20 d, -, ,n.i,ts at,v Of
n.cr. esvevrr hnr,. .le. suhrcrgisut ~ another
hhr,' Mon II drrinrel thnt. whcn m oficrr
re- oai.S any o'H ,,,, nm s ans ~ nv.
'.. 'i,,,,',t'r,J Win tin iu IN, dl.cl, re 81
',i, lar ,ni..l, ne tii.uslrssl il,nrvas rtslou-
@ co. U.s.. AKA In rl,i.,,iu. Ills t..tinony statci
/ ~, ,i ~ i4,nt IA no business To make
.,,h interf.r.t,rr and Dnu,i,.. had no b.si.
IA nv, - d. ,'i.,,, 90 i,t, ~
~ IT," si t,, ~ AK candid Hind mus r.,n-
, .' ~, In assault IN the Pics,dcut.
/ a. an o,,tin., on rroi.s-i lnal lrlp ict>, tutuI
/ ,,, r such n st,t.urett = that nave no
| s,,vi's,,v :, r,.tr nnl fh,, 81, ttrnout In thi-
%"t,0Vr1is,s t,,'i I.n.,,r,f. rhI.h attriAlied TO
tntn,lc,u .trnlu tle natufe Il ah az. loRy, which
/ sf,'fn A. .a'ii.,iop. " .. ef.I ,oa' 80
q ~ raI
'' y,,' r,n,"yi or wa.it merely q pre-
"""i 81 tho record Of the g. - and the judsr,.n.
ICY ''S ~, ,..,., -,
". y, ,,. b"ou .,,.,c-,'.i that volr prosecution
sec. ~ n H. ,inn1iecteaiy Vigorous. what do
| va ,ia IL ,t'rf, ''''
-" only re a matter II Inference
Nv,d '',, b. .i'icnt Ia l,it.r t,r,yar,led The
| ini~nc,ion. Lot NO guutN IN ~ escape, and
! 49, ~ nj hs v,rhaIiy r,rrateI n 10 Col
Tn1 ,sr sup t sd d he meant meant What he ss and
L. ~, '.c,cd ~ tns, et,unn.itton have lahof,d
m.sd1ou.Iv. with the Discrimination that every
man wnom We should aud reason to inLict
,L1'tti haze fair tiial, should have ever, up-
| a. mimi, f,r ii, fence. ana should be O.. nVicted
| 4 pu.-csfcd the mower to accomplish a. I
Il. uhle Arn-, U.s. an rHIu,hth fir one. The
| d,lrndait ut- .ilYw 3 th" o. .u'At Il livery de-
t.n.r vAici tuc o. 1T liberal Justice would war
rant and uafr uo h,si.atiHu tn saving mat u
vul ,ulnt' history as one OF the ialre-t t.iai-
| a., re-. ord.
Your removal, Senator. does not probably
! c....r NDItcilou- taC1nNt uIrn. rf'
/ hardly IA honorable noN" yn ily part To win
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Mr.. T.. l.. Des Jerdiuc- ot Moutr. al saw the
elder Nichols. father OK The dcauitlus cashier Of the
Bank OF Commerce, Montreal, IN frcalway yesterday,
and followed him to Jersey city, where, ON Dee jar
dines compliant. Nichols wac arrested hy Detective
Howard. The elder hi"hols accompanied ms son +! ms
nh with $50 go n tYn bank fuuu-, 10 ST. Augustine,
FIl.i. whore Gotta Wefo lodged be jan to await re-
uisltion. The prisoner explained % JuFtlCr k'"so
mn he Md been released on ban ~ flc 81 AuGnt ne
authariti,s ami VIZ. ytins me agents ot Nr bans ~
Nail street 10 rudcavCr to 81 ~ COMPROMISE. GAG.
N.{ae = ing to New YORK a-ccrt,inrI tral Nlchos'-
.tor, Wa- true. De- Jirdmts evidently mad tis MN
certered on untalning the $4,000 rev ard.
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The sun nna,hc wh,sAcy rruud-.

FTWW mo WIVV-TTTIV7'
No paper ia the country has been more
fenriaas IN IVA attacks upun tho scoundrvlN and
currdut ollcialH than rlG NEW HOnN "a \, aud
we ulc glad to give IL due PRAISE tor It's boid
stand IN favor Of honesty and economy.
II II gone ;, nat Remark able that theic has been
hardly a single Inst ,nce wherein IhE FUN ma
denounced an Official but that SubseQuent
events have proven its predictions TO have Icon
well founded, wherever a proper Investigation
has been hcd. And to-day thore #
no pipor In tho country that e. 40 much
feared by the coirupliOnists at Washington
az thi. same SUN. II announced ths com
pNcity Of Mcdonald with tue Whishey ring
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TIE GOIERNM ENT WHIShLY RING
Owe DistiIier Paving $4,000 n Wcch TO Keer
nevcnue Oncials Quiet,

INDt,SApoIIs, Dec 13.-1hc entire morn
ing session Of the court was occupied In hear
ins the evidence of John w. bingham, whose
arpcarnucc on the witness stand was the signal
for some interesting revolutions regarding per-
sons and matters directly connected with the
Indiana Whiskcy Ring, of which he was tho
leading Spirit and prime mover. with reference
To- Mr. mn the witness said that he had known
him as revenue officer for about two years,
and had told Lewis aud two others Of his cm-
ployccs not TO fear the dcfendant IN hts cpwi-
~ OF "a Gnvctn'u mt orli !, a. hc WIZ ala risht.
Witness ratd tho defendant regn fly ON the
n,st " every month f)r not pcachne ON him,
and his ave are assessment for kocping TIE
C.vernmrrt onitlal "mum" was S',O1 per
week. These hiibcs were given To iiiil at ling
hama Off re Ia iVanrVile.
Uu-han also related IN detail the ciToum
st-nce OF his having given simon n. Powell,
l;rvrnir Suu,ryiaur. q gold watch and chain ON
the occasion ct tie la'tcr'a visiting Louisville.
lie a.id that when he presented the watch and
rhstu fac did II fur a purpose. knowing the ~
uTi1i riiarnr,ct Of Powell. and tina such n giff
ruirl,t Lrucnt lin some time bingham said
thar he had received Ucci'lvhttl letters from
Inn with reference to wli-key irrcsulurtics,
bat could not produce Hht OF them. lie also
Testified that anOut one third OF the whiskey lac
M. nuftctur.l a crooked, and even hen he
loss SO heavily az to ueces itete the shutting
| down OF the -. Luuis disii'lciy. hiran brown
i. IA. civ. s1fD hV Wituc.s Ou the Occ al "a oi
h. .u,i,dtnS the marriage Of Henry Ncatch at
WIN reference 70 Cnorlr' w. Mnr,h, railroad
agent. debating whole day "a to whether ht
| would .ccept the bribc Tor m1lins false cntIIt.
| uf wuielcv shipuei. witncs said Mash ala not
/ hc-itt,c thirty alClnds.
Gen Veatri was thcn recalled end examined
| at considerable length.
| Philip Giyins tc-tiiled to The fhlpmcnt 81 D
| uuuhcrof barrels OF whiskcN itur PW Okla WIN
! uut stamps. and when the matter was reported
| hc said nc could not make ease out oi It.
| with the latter witness the prosecution closed
! and the defence began.
! Gen. Ncatch. james II. NcNcelv. formerl'
/ Postmaster & Evansville. and several gent
| FROM l,vaueNiilc and Lprkpurf. were Examined
| ana testified to the good character OF tho de
| (, ndaut h, furc this Indictment
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M.tnN lAsln4N,. M4Nllrsro.


Deputy sheriff Mak Llnisau has adj
Il .c--od a. circulnr to the nquurdc icTa OF New
YORK cisy. re,ltius tue fpc;s n relation 10 tho
late annual meeting Il tao New Yor1 Liquor
Dealers Protective Uni Iu,a needing that N"'
attended hy nnb rigut,cu mcuh,r ~ the or
cupil don. We po'-tipnt Llni- u inviting
attention to the flcf that A. lclst tltN m m-
lor- 81 tie orr " l'fnu arc req itcl 90 nrfi.
tu'e quorum, add that thcr fore the proceed
h.s inst the el-lfton nlr nb r.. rall' an "l g
f!.n Of ofilrcr- were q sheer farce. Hence. Ia
view OF the necc- sl.v fOr unity aud strength II
udmhcrs ia every effort tnat the liquor trado
NAV mnke I, in0uehf- legislation ia Albany iAls
winter with the view IF securing tie IHs~dgc uf
a uniform excise law, Mr. Llniean cola nuon
the liqu ar dealers To- as-cuu.e IA Dla-- rnn'r a.
lJtn inst,
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The pilot hoat Aspinwall, No q, came into
pnrt yesterday With -four men whom She hih rescued
from the foundo-inz schooner Tinker Cant W Carver
Of .e whowae IN conn ana Of the Tlukor say. that
he encountered rough weather mp to the St inst, when
h, sighted hr pilot ab lut son nlc' eat ~ hMtucAet
1t was slowly fiukinc ana nc holHtrd tehas
Il distress the ui0t boat took MN In tuW ann tuuu
hy ier fort day aud hall Then the weather gr,w -
bOl tsruu4 that IL fary to cast %! hr IaWtCt
The transfer OF the InNrrs crew WAS Effected ~ the
al ID -
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Transactions YostoriJy ne tho Exchange COM
prlscd ferlosurc raies by r. ilarnctt OF tic los
cacn .B0OIi t,mh tdo of ltlHt street, 31 te't east
~ E,oycnth avenue, s2lo0 each tplanth if Il. y,
Lawrence g CO., one plot doNij, nouhrn-t t",h
of Skin avenue and llbtn sire [, tu,J,n tAli HJ
Also. ndi iurnrI sale OF pruurrY snhh Sue % fd''
uuh street cast Of Lexington Nv u q To ttt ~
70 Aay, al "a. LGeAauAe A. II. Muller sVL MI sea-
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pascocIt. ch,rcc- OF Getting whlcwasIcd.


At last BahcooS, the Presidents private
secret rY,and most intimate friend ana ianlll r.,
IN tullrtNi TO-. criminal connection Mi'h the
Nut key frauds. And for rs imrua"nt en-
c.cncl. @ ~. Henderson Is oNlieea l.? iesltH M
cnutiifsinn Il. Special Assistant United states
linoc1 II ha, not been Indicted wi,hou, dcs-
perdtc silulliH dGaiu tho Nft,uiN t'll ma yet
carefully concealed influence of the Grant all
mlmstrt,iun IT Is not lrohab" that he would
hay, boon Indicted mad u. Gen. Henderson
bUCn forced 90 deciale IN the most "upl tiic
manner ring the prosecution OF avery mat
he had evidence thai lMbcOCk was connected
Win the conspiracy. luis was folio wed uercs-
sarly by the Sylpn" telegram, and later by the
telegram addressed 10 joyce over Babcocks own
signature.
Gen. henderson had fatally committed him
self. aud tucrC Wds nothing left for aim To do
but inlict litbCuck, OF withdraw from the pius-
coutiun and maze public his reasons for ing
with Henderson cut Of the case the hopes 4
BuhcOck and his cpntrerCs Wlll he greatly ffim-
uluteu. Some more plant instrument Will sue
wh.ttwash Col. iIdhcpck, add peit ny viii
shortly afterward acqwt Private Secretary Is b.
cock.
drlude themselves with the belief that one or
two aruuittnl4 OF this character viii remove the
stain of gait, Conpllclly.
They do not 500 what almost everybody clFo
cam fan to aae-thut II Will eaUse the stan to
ehrrad ufti IA the judgment Of that greater
Jury, the public,it besmears ana taints the frts'
ldtnt.
ptiVAte SECRETARY hud neon indictN a. nnd ADVISED
hun 20 rcsiln. At the present wlltinS IL 4ccur To
| have ueen IL timely and woll-oonsldercd sDsSes-
| ton.
AZ he very won knows, having ueen n'liyc In
one movement OF that mature, Presidents can
| Ia. ufUDu.
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Qurks Irish Tea opsts only p cents ana Ia
solo by cyer3 .iuisat II e the great lii1n7 ient ~
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Steamship Pioneer. Wilmington. sc. ndsc. sud rass.
STEAMSHIP tdnfnn bermuda. mdAe. ami pass.
Steamship CuUl, Fcrnsnfins. muse. ant pass.
Hfrk sasiitI. Windsor, y -. pl. ator.
lrlg ~Arth NJ. Lorine. ten uesOs, sugar.
SeNr ost nnr st Martins. ALT
4, mr.. & HIit- L Att. MhfllstS sugar.
SrlI. /. lht., ~-n IL as, ,,.Aufs.
zoe "a. a r.N.r tlid col-ta.t' fcss'...
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Wc'klV or monthly payments for furniture,
stuo. ~ bedding. Is. ~ CowpertAwa al, l,o Nhat
Ian s.. ddU.
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MlKIvH INYsAlIGENcN.

HtvtArrR~ tITASA'-rIfs nay.
sun Rises. Il st.u -ets... - MJOa ri-c... 20
Af'H ArfN-4Iua nay
andy hoOG. - Gov. lslaa1. - ION nAtc..lO %
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CARPETs,
B.DDlNG.
Aro'F ARRlLL',, 40 EIGHTH Az
bet 500, aoiu -ut aist as.
r>t.UNtTJRr cnrp,ts beddirg cnsn prices
Il wceelY or inoiithl! payments OFAliiihLl- 'U7
Bovcry. near an ~.
tOOIb.scpndnanI and misnt clrurts, al stst,, rich
u patterns, very lesr. f1r O. ~ fii-on
a. side entrance. hriu. Npvr ~ irir"s VITA VOID
nIL CLOTII- f,i t.c HHii'4'st aio tof s,,itadid
ls-.l on. ,lOth at hal price ~ She ME-. carpet
storc. ne Futon st.
rs'HE tHEAPp-r q. RNlrt tt., 6 AHPEI,
Il AID BEDpitN Hut ~ IS iitE ttlA.
I.i.4t. m.
500 SIN avenue betveri ei'lau el'h "a. wccx and
iapntiivf Iri's folsom.
y1rFFkI.N ANn fON TiiiN rANuENT~
w ish no for fur tIr". car t ia hU4'Wg. An iuI-
rrvri.i'rGWAli & Cn's l-,Cr,ra'ns'.
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MoNpAY. Dee 1j-r MI Is uuncces-
s.ryto extend comment uvon the stock mar>ct'
Mr.. Jay Gould 10 stil confined to lis house, aud
the other LEADING operators arc DGhtins shy u
the market. From present appearances. how
ever. there VIII be n lively tine la L.L, Sh"c
uctNtcn Eugene Robinson and lis followers on
the one side and Commud5rc Nai drruili oh the
other. Tue ono H. 'ounE and Vigorous While
for tie past ten YEAR operators haze been seen
latiue On the demi-c Il the lat,cr. tnle-a, nov
ever. 40. outside public ,au ie h,oIsh, into the
n.urk,' lyarcd.cfion II the courn.-si'n law,
there viii re-, ut barron S!cluy 10 both. Tine
G.cr,e.tc volume of hu-i',' - " "a. r"minol, but
oidcI. embraced Va tgusitrtl Nns IN L'h' Shore,
Western Union, t.cinc sail. Northwestern
common and pr. ierfed, Union pa''!c, Michigan
Ccutr1l. Hle, O.in-. aud QIi,. liver. The ca
tf,.rt rtu-c oi th. nuctugt.arf OK TIE lea ing
-aaics win hs iuuui in thc ''nl" 81 "pchinI'
liEhc and We irirc' ~ tn' close 81 inns
Article
expectations Nhicn commented -pe'h notice,
AID during even the summer u'"htns iu,re was
qlitc - susll ,ileFclt attaching Ia the dealings
lie i0inl iiu',i OF shares d-tlt in was only
G.. h.D; OF which Lake snorc represented 2l.440;
yr.fc-n l'nt'u i,.iiO; raru. Mail, ttsp; NORTH
w. stern. .iUo; do. rr-tcucJ. 2.ivi; Ere. ~;
hichiean Cent. b. lsn; l'niop facinc, a"3
! Quicksilver. l,i00; do. preferred. go: ohi2s, l.
leland. sSl; heuuibal and -. Joserh. go; Mi--
/ suiri. IA ansa- and TcNas 90; Facibc ct Missouii.
/ CO.: ST. Louis and iron MOUNTAIN. Hn; Harlem.
/ 40: Del Lack. and Western. ~; C.. g., 6; and
Central 20; New jersey central, C.. Z. aud !. g.,
| Hannibal end It. joseph preferred ktie pre-
ferrcd, nubulue and Sioux CIV, lilin ia Central,
I M. So f.'iN' llur'na, tlrihg h"un' 10 "'h
/ -. Louis, hst-t. tity, ana N,rnein iit ictr'i,
e.ch 10; Adams * re-, u American lO' 'h"
lhe gold oaciaiious attracted more attention
| rator- who hsd been heretofore recognized IA
/ prominent IN the bun SIDE were l'-dN ~
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NOTICE. .

"A Srp aEitliSsoNS INDEBTED TO j.
they wishA hAus y. will please call and settle, ii
p6lic Nv. - savo cost. He also informs The
chain. "a, a"e any body wishing a good Watch,
nsl ,,s,n ,csn have 1t at his place. In b. n. I'm
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Notice to Miners.
THE FOLLOWING RATES WILL BE
i paid for Ores at the
Hamilton Mining and Smelling
COmpany's Works:
Lead Ores. assaying $40 and under 500, 20
per cent. Of silver assay value.
Lead Ores, assaying over 500 and under
Slo0, l2 per cent. of silver assay value.
Lead Ores, assayinR over $50 and under
900, Is per cent. of silver assay value.
Lead-25 cents will be paid for each per
cent. over 10.
Smelling charges-s20 per ton.
Copper Ures-same rate as Lead Ores, with
an additional chagc Of IS per ton for smelt-
ing.
Nothing allowed for Lead contained in Cop.
per Ores.
ores of higher and lower grades-rates by
special agreement.
The Company are prepared to purchase all
descriptions of Ore that will pay for smelt-
ing.
The above Schedule of Prices is based upon
the standard value of silver.
All applications for the sale Of Ores are to
be made to
W. ii. FORD, Superintendent.
Hamilton, July Is, 1879. jy22tf
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Sam'l Mckee & Co.

brokers, AND DEALERS IN STOCK
ID Privileges. "Puts" and Calls, $50 Mont
gomery st.. Safe Deposit Bai,dias-l rivsts
Entrance, i5 California ST.. San Francisco;
Cost Of Privileges for l5 DAYS si2 80 Sc
cures privileges on 10 shares: SO secures
privilege ON 20 shares; S62 80 secures privil-
ege ON 30 shares; Sl25 secures privilege on
100 shares.
Cost of Privileges for 20 Days-s22 so Sc
cures privilege on 10 shares; $45 secures priv
ilege on 70 shares: Sll2 30 secures privilege
on 30 shares; S220 secures privilege on lO0
shares. aH
In privileges Of 100 shares, every advance
on the Call of 81 per share above the price
named in the contract, is 800 profit to the
holder. In Puts, every decline of 81 per
share below price named, is 500 on contracts
for 100 shares. Smaller sums in same pro-
portion. No other loss or liability than the
premium paid tor the privilege. Every Put
privilege sid since the l4th Of August has
realized tShoider profits from 200 TO SO0 per
cent
In the event Of ,unfavora BILE fluctuations,
no other loss or liability.
Explanatory Pamphlets sent. on applicn-
ton, to any address. sp25-ims~