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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
Conteu,s of ,ne WccLIy sun.

THr WEEKLY 3UN published this n Jrnpg con-
tains the following:
Financial Disasters on the Pacific Coast Failure Of
the Bank Of California Aasets ami NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF President kiatOn-Skctcn OF his Career he Cam
palm IN Oho-WhaI sue Election VIII turn POI
Opinions OF Prominent Cincinnati Journalists Rob
Fund OF ms Department Radical kule IN the South (;
The Negro Instruction In Geotga LIE IN Mississippi
Spain's Deslgus san Domingo Murder On sup,
board Tragedy Ia the Catskils Imitation or Hard
Cash The Grecnback Mass Meeting In Detroit Shear
mans London SpccCh-A Becchcr IN the hllderne (,
boss ShepheTcs ltIyalSOme Account OF Billy Ouman
Net Of Illicit Ustllers Anarchy In Ecuador
Assassination OF the President Vt the kennbhc Robert
nae ovens Life IN the Asylum Minister'S Con-
anu Love Ahauctirg an HoirrsEi Inc New England
strike fltteeh H0urs day for Five Dollars Week
History ~ the present Movement : Inc Marsh Com
mission Investigations at lndtan Agencies Dli, mt
Ways OF Stealing An Eastern AntOcrat- PrlncriY
Magnlhcencc the Great NJ Eul III sea Sci pent-
Dnerent Accounts Of his Appearance The knah to
-Extravagance Ia High Llfe IA England Notices
OF New BOOKS The Plants tnai hAl Anlmals The
Latest leogrlpnlc Newsi Ladies peparneni Notes
Aruces aud Agricultural matter stories Three
kMlh,rs; a Novel ny William Black, Chans NANNln
NANNlllp and our CrOquct CAM alsu Financial L.
teliigrnce, and Markets.
THE WEEKLY sun contaasa complete eptome OF the
news u the week from all parts Of the United States
and the American continent. Copies IN wrappers ready
for ing To the old country may b. had at the desk
Of our publication ONE. Price four eents For sale
by all news dealers 10 city AMI country.
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bad smell. The ecullcrv for w'ehinr IN dishes
J. luxury We seldom We IN New FORK, and so n
the srryant-' dining rorn.
/ NCutuTcd 10 inquire 81 the ext ectant misir pss
OF the establishment what and how many ser
wants she would h we to employ. learned TINT
IN ID. ana twl huuseinaids. hcsides her own
maid nd rhiidrcn's nurses nd COVERINGS, and
TN she regard Il ~ q quite modest staf. IN INV
people ~ no greater means keeping second
footman 10 nssist the butler ana e, ach-
man besides. The builder Is ~ id about "a
a month. HIS duty Is simply to open the
door, wait al table, aud take care of the
pate ana china. The cook gets about 81 her
month, nd does nothing but cook, all the wasn-
ing being done out of the house. The scullpry
maid assists the cook and washt no the dishes
and pots. J forget her wages. but they are not
large. The two huuscmaids have to take care
ol tue paiiurs and bedrooms. md Get about FL
or EN year. The butler and hOusenads take
their meals in tlc servants dining room. the
cook and scullerg maid eating together In the
kitchen. All the servants have a daily allow
ance Of beer, or money In lieu ~ t-atout Cd. "A
dav think. From Inquiries made elsewhere
should say that the annual expenses Of the fam
lily would be about El,t00, or S16,5UO. To live in
the same style la New York would cost at least
5000
After going over the house. I accom- named my
friend to the builders Off se, where she selected
the paper, ureplaces, thing. and other articles
which the landlord had agreed to put IA at his
own expense. | must confess that envy the
ana eartheDware work, only should not use
them In the way they do. noticed a new fea-
ture In their nreDlacog-a stone OF marble fender
built into the hearth, instead Of the movable
iron ones which have hitherto been used. They
with silver thread for niing hrepiaces in sum
ner, which gives the effect OF cataract Of foam
pouring out OF the chimney throat.
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Mr. Ben. wood-A Challenge.

To THE EDITOR or TnE suN- Sh: per-
ccye that Of Saturday ct epntainci a ri
signed b. Wood, purportins 20 come from Bcajimn
Wood editor Of the DUR Neirs, Denying na'ly that he
manager OF any lottery or Apariner u simmons.
Dickinson Co. Now, sir. ne furnished the INF rna.
ton q the article m TuE sUS staung Mr. II We Vas
l.tcry manager propose TO support Wy word bI the
following OFF,
Iwln donate TO the Founding Asylum IN the city ~
New York the sum Of t2o o he hand TO that itu.
ton ny YOU n do not ,ausiY Won that the information
rave your reporter Wus "a a rrrncCts correct
II SIR. WOOD viii maze aitl laNt, with me verbal
doremcnt of MIR. Z. r.. summons, th.t ne ,Mr. Nouul
T. not engaged In tne lottery and puncY buIn,e and
not engaged az the time he seat his dViial
public tiun, then NAY consider Yourself authorized
10 q once dispose Of the 200 as have Indicated.
Please nnd enciosvd my check Tor the amount.
NJ e.
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TIE rERMoNr BON4NzA.
Mr.. Cbipmnn's Sewiv-Discovercd Gold Wine
Rich Weld OF Gold aud Copper.

BERKsHIRE. VT. Aug. 30.-A few months
ago farmer digging hoic from which to water
cattle, turned up "a h' spade a lumn OF ore ola
bri-ht green color. Examining further, and r.
meWhoring the stories of recent discoveries OF
metal al over Now England. he began a more
searching examination, and called tn his
aid the knowledge nf ono or two friends
As the circle increased, It soon included
IN its limits MIR. Claiming IIazlcton Of Derby
Line, WAC had had extensive miaing experience
and Possessed consid, rahle knowledge OF tho
value and appearance Of metals. Although the
specimens he examined were somewhat oxi-
died, lac knew Their value, aud communicated
the discovery to Mr.. W ". Ottoman Il New
burVt pTt, whose name l. familiar In connection
with the silver nires Of that city. Mr.. Chip
mediately st rted Sor berkshire, where. after
an examination, ue at once purcna~ed tue
property, paying lar-c san. His IN
vestigltions revealed tue fact that the vein 81
copper and gold was. at the dcpth where OPEN
60, at least thiry-siX fee, wide, one third II
the whole width sh Wing metal Tho orr lies
IN such "a posiiiur. aud the lunga being talcose
Slate SO soft that n can b. cut with knife, that
CITY tons day be easily mined, aud this
quantity from ihc start. The ore was surprising
~ rich in yield, and, as In the case Of the MN
percentage the usual finds In other parts Of
America l'c - ,tiu en- obtained and assaVed
uy Mr. Chipman yielded sJl Of gold to the ton,
and thlrty nj three, rs printed Yesterday per
cent. - copper. To show now valuable this
Weld ia, Mr.. Chapman SAYS q at the Lake Supo-
r.r colperore Nteid- on tue average one per cent,
that Of Cornwall England, about three. Aud
ia regafn u thc . i, ore that usually yields so
per ton 8. always considered rich. Il seems that
the Yield of this new Berkshire yctuis ten times
above the average IN copper ma four and a hait
course, he guessed, but II VIII undoubtedly pro-
duce metal worth many thousands Of dollars.
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Transactions yesterday At the Exchange com
prlsed sales
by f.. II. ludlow 4 Co.. foreclosure &C. II Hdreth.
referccl, t.stoy brick bu1ling with ot 2uSNSa z.
north dc Front street. between OH aud COentes spE
tlaNao
by Jas. Miler, foreclosure "a H. wallis, referrec)
Of Duuding with plot, tvbNloo northeast corner OF
Seventh avenue and Twenty street t9 $50 also.
similar sale tN. Yard, referee, tne plot %
northeast corner OF l37th street and seventh avenue
$1,000
The following foreclosure sales were adjourned
Que house with plot Of and southwest corner Of Sew
rntyHsN enth street ana Madison avenue, 90 sept
plot Of land wet side " Central south Of Gerard avenue
to Sept one plot OF land southeast curLcr u Fourth
avenue ana ninety rrst street, 10 sent - plot 81
land east SIDE OF FUN and l1utn stree, to oct
IL ami one building ana lot iOuth side Of SHY nFst
street, west OF Lexington avenue sine die,
nOuncsd
side. gogth VI Madison street.
Hy T. II. Ludlow CO.. ono building with lot
sue 81 seventh avenue, south OF llttu street
ny D. stearns, one plot Of land southeast corner
81 Grand avenue ana Orchard also, EN- lots ad
joining above also, seven lots west EIDE " ave
nue nOr,h Of oxford street ~ Nast Farms TWeLty.
fourth Ward).
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4 Texas Farmer Offers Chance TO Make

To TIE Enron or rHk sUN sir. You may
thiuk thsa strange letter, but DO Lot throw l. down
TN you look il over.
lam a farmer and own farm tiX miles from Sherman
and nine mics from d. nison In Gason county Texas
have no money and want you to send out to man
that has Few thousand dollars, to invest In young
cItflp.
Money Is here and hard 10 get At two per mt
M nth. want 10 uii .lu or au head Of two-N old
sttcrs ths fRl. | eau bay titm at ts per head, and
Keen them I'll June, when they via bring from as
10 $50 per lcaG. Will GUY them and winter them aud
herl Item IN they are ready for marx e. Tor onoha
the profit
au agood cattle man, and unacrstnnd Il m all tts
branches. There WAS neNera better chance TO make
furuuts Ia any country than m Texas al ts tmr
and IN the cattle trade Bln III $1,000 Who IN.
otstands the business make fortune every
hope you win send me man VINO wants IOlnIke
mOlty. Truly yours, D. n. SPENCER.
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hcen a, work Forelro advice -.
thvrc has been return 0i TAD v,of
corn rnc'i have buii dcci ncd rc-da,. nonr ,o Be-
,nS ft g ARM sghgn DC Wy ~,
More sc iyc. CON meal ami and hr,vv| H.,
quote, No. ., ? ~. So q 90 ,up r1ae s,'ie
DO % Sua pss q 'S Sd 1,ai. 2 ss.
60 900 cay trade aud family brands, tsafsi5;
s ssy" .irGias cx,ra, "a @,iia rye dogr
X 10 faSdstwS1ss. SS Sr9 iWs,'cr' &C. $1,000
lard s rr i b prs 9c9s good demand Ter nors
ton o,d through specua i've Influences prices Of pofx
naSS mus'H3,cI VI y a1t lara at one time esnocd
,hc tendency has been rather upward Beef and Hcci
nrnsr .as en- he spot IN a. new Sa4y g.S S Sss
St1l sna i9r future deiyery 1000 bps for October
TENDER at sgosn. .ecf quiet bacon held higher Cnt
aqf o su %Sc4n i9ss o r. ne gos
Western 6ette. and 1sc for prime Ct and future
Der End q e,lesis1sc. Tor October. Dressed icSs
Pain sfa p mems .ls ss iiy prime p @Ss
S SS scS e s Ssc ss sa % S ,sS@aS
Long clear, 1sc; snort do is4c. SMOKED hams, iScs
GRAIN untll yesterday supplies were a good deal
sSef Sy sress IN md ,he canal S1, Win d1 S
support, wheat showed downward tendency whie
Toons With a enough 20
NJ quotations To-day wheat closed lower saies 1G4,.
900 bushels al 81. 370s RI for No Milwaukee spring
nsaeti, for No Caicago spring. including korIh.
NO Milwaukee spring, and 81 AZ FOR No. Minnesota
spring amber winter u ass t147 and new winter,
t.Satl ~ Corn lower and fairy activc sales 100.
S1sh at sc for .sll mixed. spot and las. half OF
ocptcWocf, I5Gg1fc for steam mixed, 7ltsM72c for
warm and SOC. for high mixed aid yellow Oats lower
sales Oo 900 bush 81 57toOc for old No Chicago 400
hxs9e Tor new state. lots. Rye sold at iSc for
STATE barley held ~ 20 Tor rowcd state October
Gfl3O w."
CorroN-The market has been Supported by strong
Liverpool accounts. small, aud rapidly reducing stOc
sina receilts 80 thc ports ana txed crop accounts
until ycster ay, whun weakening Influences herntne
paramount, and prices for both 500 and fu
lures. To-day the tone of The rket for cotton on the
SPOT "a easier Q1OtatOrs UNCHANGED. Sales 40
bales, OF which l7oi for consumption. aud rs trr
tpccnnton Futures declined itc. -acs 207O0 bales,
81 sing At 1880. Tor September, l3i6c for October
~ l53sc; for November aud December 10 Il SIC for
January, - ejIc for Fsbruar, Is 10 tBc Tor March,
IA 532c. for Apr, ana IL 81 b.. JAW The Liver.
pool tnaTAet was quiet middlng uplands, 5tsd. We
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DELUCE-BUDLONC.- the e5tn inst. at the re.i
donce q The brde's parents Arcola \ j.. b.; the Rev
John II. iiayue, PcrciNtl DE Luce OF New YORK and
Emma A ludl ing, dauyhe OF SIR. James F.. Budong
formerly OF Providence. z. 7.
GIEENE-fpG E.-On SATURDAY, June 90. 1879 nv
the Rev. d. Hasans AUGUSTUS &. Greene Of New York
CITY TO sarah f., only daughter OF Joseph g. Edgc
Jersey CITY.
GAGR- Mu RHAY.- on Aug. 90 by the Row 7 Rom.
haut p D. IL D.. James Gage, Jr., 10 Mary c. Muir.
ray, an of BroOklVu.
MORO AN AFTORD.-At Clarssvi'ie Tenn. Aug
IL. 1870 II chdru Morpa Jr ct Dallas Texa> aud Lily
owea tormerL ~ L"0a, ON daughter Il Dr. aud Mrs.
). NJ. SANFORD Ceremony hy the Kcv. /. l.. Lusion At
The resdence OF the brides Droiherllaw the Hol. II.
Luz ton. No cards.
VAN HOLMAN -vRlLLFR--On Tlursdav. Aug %,
BY tn Rev. II. D. Gdnsr 40 his church. tao Rev. d. Z,
Van Norman TO Amelia Neiler. No cards.
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EXPENSITE RIRD BOxES.
some Of the Minor Fraud. Of the Thrifty
PennryIvauin Ring,

HARRIsBuRo, Aug. 2e.-The committee
that Is seeking to investigate the Treasury has
unearthed some rather peculiar items from
MHckeys books. Ono item gives tho nforma-
ton that $3.50 was paid for a door TO Gov.
II rtranfIs stable. No one can object to Gov.
Harranft having such a door to shut in his
sporting stud, II he only pays for It from his
doubled salary; hut 1t Is nothing but rob
berry for the taxpayers to he charged with
such q sum for such an object. ON another
tage nf the books we are Rravely informed
that 100 bird boxes were put up In tho
state Capitol grounds for $3.50. hut each
pigeon hole Is counted box, and there are 100
81 these In all the bird houses perchcd on lorg
poles about the grounds. Therefore, each
pigeon hole, or bird toK. as the books style
them, cost the State S25 while each Is re lily
worth no more than 30 az ~ cents, or perm ps
less. Some $500 or $2.40O has been realized by
some one from this source alone.
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oac of the BrooLlyn Rings Methods.

Justice Barnard, at the request Of David T.
Lynch, VINO procured tenn orary injuuc'ion some
tine ago agaiust tho city of Brooklyn, restraining tue
Authorities from .ayiug the expensive granite pavement
IN Bridge street, Yesterday dissolved the Injunction
end the b. ard OF city Works Is to proceed u ucr
a. yauc Of Al erman Chncy's property. Toe Alder
tathCfcd thc rob M the Common touu eli, md
The Mayor vetoed the re- olnton' he got II carried
through over the Ma Or's head and put into Il NJ
contractors hands. II the usual methods followed
out the hrt contractor viii soon throw un the contract
and VIII be ict to the bidder, whoever ne mny
be, there being no law 10 compel the city Works Com.
ms.ll 90 advertise second time, At length u IL eN
peCtrd that tie Common CuuuCi VIII Nacitr hr
mcnt, aud II w be throN INTO next years Tax budget
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rhe National soard Of .,cam Navigation.

lhe Executive Committee OF the National
Bosrd Of Steam Navigation met In the Metropolitan
Hotel yesterday Mr.. Thomas Sherlock Cincinnati.
President Of the unHed States Mail line OF Mississippi
steamboats,, anu President OF the Committee air
man, and Mr.. Il. 5, Osborn Secretary The mem.
bers OF the Executive Committee Who attended were
j. T. Whiting OF Detroit President OF the National
i'oard Thomas clyde, Nice-frcsident George W Cone.
land II New iorS, Z r Evans oi Bufiao, j. II. Coyls
of Portland Me, r. W klckersOn OF Boston, j. r..
Iayne Of Erie, Penn, Marshall purks OF Norfolk. the
meeting dlscured the BEST plan to put the aucndt d
seaubOat law before the next session OF the Sen
To-day tue board will meet, aud 100 delegates repre-
teutng tue ocean, lake and river trade Of tue country
"A expected u utte
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Good News from washington Guy.
nEPARTMFHT ~ STATE,
WAsnING Aug. ~, 1870.


Wil'on Selein0 machine mpanv Ctereiar.i, OAI9;
There have been received at this depart
ment a med II and diploma awarded u Wilson
Sewing Machine Company ss an exhibitor at
1873
will thank you "a inform me what DISPOSE
ton you desire 10 have made OF them. me de-
parttnent will deliver them to such agent a. you
may suggest. or To- Adams Express Company,
addressed az you may Indicate, upon the return
TO the department OF the enclosed receipt, duly
signed. When the same are delivered IN either
way the responsibility 81 the department VIII
terminate. Your obedient servant
w. HUNrER, Acting Secretary
This company have magnificent shlesrooms
1t E.T spd S!e Broadway, IN this city. '-AdV.
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4 c.iRD-rinLE rEAGHDr.
An Idle Stone hunnn stabbed and ShOt at by
Rcckicss Ganicster,

Rcckiess GRmerter,
John Moore, of 3l3 West Twenty-sixth
street, was stabbed and shot at early yesterday
morning in front 81 Doessrucker's saloon, at 4s7
Eghth avenue, by "Billy" Chase. Moore and
Chase qunrrelled over cards, ard on quitting the
saloon the quarrel was intensified by Chase's In
ability TO pay for the beer he Let at the game.
The barkeeper closed the door and turned on
the gas rs soon rs they went out. Through the
window he saw Moore running from Chase, who,
with pistol Ia his hand, was pursuing him. In
the middle Of the street he nred at Moore,
and when the latter ran into the doorway Of
an oyster soloon on the opposite side OF the
rear part Of the SALOON, and fell. Dr. Heine, who
was IN tbs saloon, had HIM taken home. lie
found stab wound In the left side OF the abdO-
men. lie was Al once sent To bellevue Hospital
Moore said 10 DR.. He,ne that he nrst struck and
kicked Chase. Moore Ia a stone mason, SEVENTY
four wears old. lie has been idle tnree weeks.
Chase had not been arrested late last night.
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To THE EDITOR or rnE SUN-SU: ! am glad
the bgnest and the most popular paper Ia this coun-
try IL doing s utmost TO ferret out these lev book
thieves. have within the past two months lost several
valuable works IRON any ONCE, VIZ; Asher Adamss
Atlas and Gazetteer, Gerard's Titles 10 Real Estate
(enlaiged edition., anu the Laws VI 1874 have Tied
every means m my power 10 ma out the perpetrators
hut without avail. The thieves must take the books
OF tue city, for have Yhlted every bookstore and
old paper dealer m tne city aud inquired about my mss
ing books W 3,
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CEocEHIFs -1hc Baltimore failure gave chcck TO
trade nut % ttlc effect on prices. COnrc day
Nhhout Wholesale business, mt fairly active from
second hands. Rice quiet, but lot OF prime carolina
OF the new crop brought sac Molasscs steady win
sale OF 200 hhus at private Surars were quet
brt nrm hed The sales rcpor embraced 1900 boxes
and Jl9 hhd-. at steady prlccs. kchn,d n
far request and ttOady We quote: Con e.
Java, 25G2pc. M1racaiDo, 2la;s3c and RIO. 1Sil
e2l4c., gold. Rice -hangOon. 2A,f2Ac. gold. In
eono' ani 04@f'sc. currcacy duty p!i. domestic 80
sc. Molasscst uha Ess4tc Cuba cln ycd,
.01tHNc. Porto Rico, $50 j5r.: New Orlcaus, new
crop 0oa7oc. sugars-faT to good refining CUBA,
htsi4c grocery do. SIS tsaic. centrifugal sisa
p4c rcnIei l0A sliJsc. Tor nard. AMI vjsG1pHc for
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The Lee a sbepbnrd Fn,Iure,

James Miller, assignee for Lee, SHEPPARD &
Dillingham; the New York publishers says that with
judeious management the assets OF the nrm viii pay
Ut least hiy per cent their liabilities The heaviest
CREDITORS are ilsrper Brotheri lLs Appieo4s LIP
snd Mclaughlin, Rice Il Kendall, aua j. r. ossood,
paper dealers. The liabilities are between 100000
auaA MN
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TnE CONSTITUTION VIOLATED.
oacuuartcr to sunbury and Ere for .eliae 'i yoS'


y
The stite 10 JOINT owner, b, the terms Of the cou-
tract to the extent OF nearly haf the value u the
works. n our estimate be- right Joint owner to
some extent, matter What he the true ne. sup.
pose need not make an argument e. prove that VII n
person agrees 60 put his property into the hands u
another, Hith power Ia cell and stipulation for dvid.
ms 1e proceeds the original owner he's tl an estate
IN II lie Argument IN made more wCighty ia the
present by the fact that the very thing
occurred which the trainers OF the Consultation dread
ed. IL was anticipated that the state b. cheated
II she would 20 INTO partnership with corporation.
ami hence the prohtbiflln. The six millions OF surp
which these canals ought u hive produced sunk to
half q miilOn by the pftvafC and cAndestine sales
which the COMPANY has made. " IL very rtalu that
the CHEST price not been oh auel Tor tAcin sna
Tie IT. report 90 the Governor ray
thai II even tried to gct their Vaue.
The Court directed decree to be entered at
ni>i pflus against Mr.. Cooper with the right 81
q. peal t. the court ia banc. There WIS not a
fun court at the time ~ the hearing, and the
whole case on the part uf the State was not pre-
sentel nevertheless the C-nal Comm. 81 lUers
were satisfied Ia; ~ ..sidi.'us Iuluenco - The
railroad corrupt 1nists MA reached the hither.
TO pure "imosphorc whicn nau surrounded the
supreme Court Of the state, aud that Il was USE
Ices 10 STRUGGLE lOngeTi aud hence the ar:---sl
Was hot taken.
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why he Did Nor Nee, his wife.

The wife OF Thomas Hornessic, OF st. Louis,
arrived In jersey city yesterday, where she was to
meet her husband by appointment at noon, IN the Inc
depot lie was not there. and she learned upon In.
curry that he had Monday been sent 10 J Tor Tying
10 Kiss an unwilling woman In the street.
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Tho Messrs Fairbanks manufactured 100 Hay,
Coal, ana Track Scales curing the week ending Az
gust rs TnlS is an Of cue every thirty min
utes OF wOrsng time, aud Is the larges pro ueion IN
any the establishment OF their bus mess =
ADJ
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state Ids Wcr' dull and neglected. tho only sales
having been Sew Ork state r. bounty loan. 10th =.
lecreI aud coupon, Ahlch soid at lt Eulrold lonis
we're lower. frit 81 uiUrtgage d,cugd from go 90
Ih' prin,pil transactions were a. follows; Am. d. OK
Impt Co =, 100, hicago and North con oil
dattd, 1854 Chicago and rfhwostern consolidated
coupon gold uoads, ~ fric ith mortgage. p5. H.
anu -. Joseph s., couNertlb,e - Harlem Isl mort
lage -. coupon rs Oaio aus Mississippi con,9d
tinking fu I'll, 9d Central Pacific ists san Joaquin
auc1. Ol1i. Unon FAcinc Railroad Ist morts se
iU2i l0si 81 l.. ami |. Mountain ISIS. 90; Morris
ami ss,N Isis, consolidated, In44 Fre 81 m rtglse
RQg5 tcnirti Pacific gold huuds, lOl Asa lultp liar.
lem lets. o. coupon l2fs Morris ami E.seS I'd mort
gage ludl4 Union aDlnc AluNing und. o. tii'
lIng Docs %. d. 1903, and western Uuion Telegraph
registered. lGsls.
Ihe openAs. highest. lowest, and r NJ. closing
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To reduce stock, we will make I'll Sept. l. a
great reduction IN prices Of furniture and carpets u.
II, tONperthSai' a Co., 1855 Chatham street. WeFsW
snd nOLtulj paYnelts lskgn.-4dV.
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TUESDAY, Aug 3.-FLoUR AND MEAL--The
nuctustipns IN the market have been comparatively
snshi foT The nAAt week no very seNvs nnuspcss lave
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MATTHEW'S PURE SODA WAITER,


100000 distributed every fifteen days Prz,i
cashet' orders hed, Information furnished nlgh.ss
prices PAD Tor spanish bills, Governments sc.
TAYLOR co, Bankers
AN Al EeW
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Monelrs Tccthing Cordial relieves ehildreu
OF diarrhul, code, &c. 20 cents. sold every here.
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MfRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC DAY.
Sun rises... % sun sous. SO Moon sets. 70
men WArER-Tn1s DAY.
SANDY Hook. ~ GOV. leland 80 Hen Gate 10 IS
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INt TtTuNIan syrup.
PHmeroy a. Co. 7f4 Bron dway, sell for 81
the best Elss,ic Truss " ever Invented :
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steamship ChamDon. ca rlr.ton. misc. and nass
Steamship Huntsville. Fcrnandina aud Port Royal.
muse. and
Stcans in Tyuan, Bordeaux. mlse. and pass.
Steamship CITY of Havana, New orleans, mdsc. and
pass
steamship lNchmond, Leves, Del. mdse.
steamship Nereus. Bosom mdsc ami pass.
Aito TOE usiti river aud cDttwiss vess,is.