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The New York herald., 1878-03-10
The highest and lowest prices OF stocks and the mum
ber of shares OF each sold to-day oliows:--
THE MoSEY MARKET.

THE MoNEY MARKET.
The money market was easy. to-day, call ioans be-
Ing made a. per cent with the rate down " per
cent at The close The following rates OF
change on New York at the undermentioned cties:--
Savannah, x premium; Cnarieston, pfentifub 3.l0
premium. "a premium; st. Louis, 80 premium; New
Orleans, conmerciu u, bank par; Boston. IL cents
discount and Chicago, par. Foreign exchange was
dull unchanged. The nominal rates iemain at
and S61z with actual busiuoss at 4.S3ai s.
Tor bankers long, aud 4S5x a4sd Tor dcmand ster-
ling
THE GOLD SILVER MARKETS.
Gold opened at 1ol.4 and closed at lol, the lowest
pr,ce since the Institution OF Gold Room 1862
The decline Is probably due to the large amounts OF
god which held during the debates on the silver
bill aud are now thrown on the market. well to
tho large disbursements by tho Sub Treasury. Tho
carrying rates were a "a, 4. 80 and ) per cent
GOLD cLlAKIxGs AT THE NATIONAL BANK TaE srATu
balances 3O1
Currency Daiancss....... 200, oou
Cold clearlnss. ID wy, oVu
CLEARING House STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges S62 0S4. 5G5
Currency oaiances ..................... 500 5o6
Gold exchanges. t,uVS,3l1
GVlu oamhces. loss,4lS
WEEKLY CLEARING Housg STATEMENT
currency exchuhees.. silo III
a Currency - sys esS
uou eAsnAhses o-,o.o,ooS
Ioid balances. ',O4J,0jS
The specie exports during ,hs week amount 10
$t,315. la London silver was quoted to-day at
"a 3-l6d per ounce, and N New YORK at 1l91l cur-
rency. Silver was III pcr cant discount Tor
currency. Applications aggregating $1,000 ~orS
to the Treasury to-day the new silver dolar
the pay mcnt 10 bs in goid at par.
GovnRsMESr
Government bonds were strong IN the carly deai+
ings to-day, anu showed an advance OF - q psT
cent These bonds, however, closed weak at the
following ouoLaliOus
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The tramps forte Is to live without working,
to trudge along dusty roads, and to brighten
women and children. As belligerent he is a
conspicuous failure. In q recent engagement
at Akron, Ohio, between thirty tramps and a
militia company, all Of the former fled igno-
mlnaously except those who surrendered at
discretion. They paid the penalty of over
stepping the lines that define the tramp's true
sphere
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The police authorities of Paris act with ad
mirable severity in the attempt to repress the
toy pistol nuisance. Not only is the Partisan
small boy, whose heart delights In the explo-
sion of gunpOwder, watched with care, but the
very sale of toy pistols with explosive CON-
pounds is prohibited. In our air of freedom
it would not do, perhaps, to 60 so far as this {;
but In view OF tie many painful accidents
which would be thus prevented, one might
almost wish that the traffic in toy pistols, to
say nothing Of tin horns and other instru
ments of torture, were regulated on despotic
principles. In this respect, at least strong
government is desirable.
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Once rooms ut l2l0, lass and lz35 New York
ave. NV.
HOUSES and LOTS In every section or the city 1t
prices to suit the times and on terms that will suit
eiSew here.
Money to loan, In sans to suit. on II cal Estate,
at per cent. aud at per ceat on hrs,-ciaSs CEN
traly located real property.
oct6-tr X. o HOLMAN.
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1t is suggested that, in justice to the people
who have so generously come to the relief of
the yellow fever sufferers, the Howard Asso-
citation of New Orleans make a report to the
mayor Of that city showing the amount of
money and supplies received, and the amount
expended and distributed. 1t is claimed that
this would satisfy doubts and put at rest sus-
picions inspired by the conflicting dispatches
and reports-sOme Of the latter Official-which
come from the south as to the use of the money
and supplies by the Towards Such a course
would also prevent threatened cessation of
supplies
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS Ar POPULAB FRICEs

100 White PED Spreads. at 81: 100 do 1t II 50:
!oo co, ~ vi IS; Msrseill-s B.d Spreads from
~ 20 10 vs. tale atwood Flannel nj 25, =: baIa
REQ TwlIled co.. CHEAP; I case ysri- vile Cotton
&C case TO- &c, Boys UndershirtS good s5c
Men and Lssies' do, gSod soc.: BlacF. Brown
ard Bne Beaver Cloth, al IS so. worth Is: Blxnk-
ets ana BED comforts, cheap; fun stpk OF sha Els
and Felt SAiTts. We at lotion prices.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
ocib-tr Cor. sth st. oad Market space.
A CAHD.-We are now opening a c,mn,..s
"A line OF Fail and Winter DRY 600 ~ re-
Gently selected and purchased in New York by our
MIR. BRoDHEAD, and we can confidently nsSerf
tat We have never before been able TO of sr sncn
great bargains, nor have been able 60 Offer
better made or more Wish Goods. W ant OF space
icrbids cur enameratipg the many bargains we
cner. but We mention
HACK ail-wcol Cashmere Shawls AZ 81 IS up
Is ack Ly ons eros Grain SILK n 81.
biAck encc lash mere. So &c. aud up, (bsautifui
al DC . Beautiful AatelasSe Su'tIngs, l2kc
~ ons, ack SilS facs Velvet u Sd AMI up
Linen CrsSh. &c. per ward and up.
eruit OF tie DOM X cached C,fton slr
Wool b auee's, 81 per pa,r and up
Esgant S-button Mid Gloves, 81 Is per pa,r
Skrk pest 2D-yard spool Cotton Sc: On ,ols
LOT Soc. Call and examine.
BRoDHEAD CO..
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~
Ingram Carpets, IS. go. 81 to 40c.
Wool Ingram Carpets. go &c.
BrnSstls, Sood styles, 75, best quality 9oc
Psper Lining. &c. to close ont.
La Sc White Bias ets, So oaiy.
Dry t,tocs at lowest BOTTOM rrices.
Coed Esck Cashmenes. 25. 81. so. &C. 75c 81
Large stock Dress Goods. i2'a TO 5oc.
Black and ColJred silks, e.. up.
Cheapest Home IN City on Wool nuels
just dealer to all. 80 give us a trial, stock is
large and prices low.
I. n. NACDAIN
octi-tr s09 Market Space.
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FOB RENT AND SALE.
DRUPERTY FOR RENT,
l. By Il. Q. HOFFMAN,
6oa Estate Agent ana AuctioDeer,
10TH ~. -.

EEieGsnt Furnished House. II st........slso 90
To- =. ulsnsu hccsa, 81. n.w.............. 100 90
49,, 1oM 2oIG ave. n. w., Ii rvoms iuIn. lE0 ~
tSs Snn. ave nv, business house. 1900. leo 90
~ "a ST. NV, ID rooms. furn,S led. 49, 100 co
MS 81. nS. . rooms ana store. ...... IS 90
"a 20, 81. E'W rooms, mod. IL rs. $500. as %
s41 18th st. NV. Is rcoraB. mod. ir,l,s .. 75 90
OLD I'd SC. NV IL rooms. med. tmus. - 80 90
81 ns.. u. w. roome, mod fap5..- ~ 90
e26 It'll st. NV. rooms, mod. I'm ps...... IS 40
4S1 81. n.w., rooms and store ........., IS 90
liz SAffoii So. &C., rooms, MOD. iDips.--. Is 90
121 Carroll st. Sc, rooms. mod. imps.... 30 60
NS ~ ST. Sw., rooms ard bath. ........... 20 90
Sk0S 18TH ST. NV, Z rooms, mod. imp. Is 0p
1903 18th st. NV, rooms, mod. irnps..... Is %
128S New Jersey sve. n. W., rooms. Is co
BIB Penn. ave. W., large store. LIS 90
14l0 New York ave. Nv stei 70 90
1893 New York ave. W., store. "a 90
9l7 in ct. NV, store. 65 90
919 7th st. NV, store. IS 90
921 Tin ST. NV. store. IS 90
nne trent once room, $40 st. n. w...... 10 90
n aACQ
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EUNE DRESS SHIRTS

JUNE DRESS SHIRTS
y made to order, of Wamsutta muslin
ana nne Linen Bosoms for u. g. ready to put on,
fnest Dress SHIFTS made to order OF the very
perfectly satisfactory At guaranteed, for % IS.
Our ''E'' SHIRT ready made fer 60 cents I'm.
finished, ana one dollar ready to put on, Is simply
q wonder.
The Mystery or our A SHIRT at ~ cents is
made or Mamsutta muslin and extra fue linen
the world.
The 'Hannisn SHIRT at 30 cents, Is made OF
Wamsutta muslin and twenty-one hundred Linen
With linen sleeve bands.
The Great southern, SHIRT at 30 cents s
the same rs the Hannis, only being open Front.
We guarantee every article we sell to be IS re.
presented or the money will be returned,
ME6INNISS'
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY,
Sep14-u IOOz n afreef m ee,
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
OCTOBER 2, 1878.
leo PIECES OF NEW FALL DRESS Gonna

leo PIECES OF NEW FALL DRESS GOODS,
All tie lats 50 styles at IS GEMS
Plain Nohar Dress Goods, all colors l5c
Blsck aStmeres, all wool, 6oc.
ia. Moba'r Alpaca. double width, 2os,
Colcrec CaShmeres. yaTG-v ide Zoe
Ca smele les for Men ard Boys wear, IS 81 so
81 soc.
Son pai's OF double Bart cts from So so Der ralr
Wafepruof CoJhs. all cclors-Navy Blue Sa,l
Brown. Gray ard Back. al bottom pri res.
2L ~ &c Shee. ing Cotton, 2S..
Table ircr from % so. 81, 50 CO. 75..
q Flapnels. all VOL 20 25 30 SIC
White W, oil FanGels. from IL Is, Is 90 25c
Csnton Ftaunels cheSp.
ladies Ulster Cloth cheap, a.
Q. NJ. T0wSON'S,
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nRY GOODSl DRY GODDS:,
IL lRY G0oDS...
Immense assortment OF NEW DHY GOODS lust
receiyes at
CARTER's. IN Market Space,

DIZZY GOopS sy ooonspRf GooDs:'
Immense asscrsi Bh q SHs 1sy GOODS Just
rereivea at
TEE PdPuLAR cisH DAY Sfe g. s ss searK.
| New Dress q DDS, one hundred pieces of new and
IIeSs Goods. al! prices: from Is to y2 50 yard;
BACK Casbmer.s al prizes; ack Ca hme-es, pure
CSC Black SIX Vsivets: Bis Grapes: apes B Gak
hundred pieces OF Black and Coiored silks. prices
ranging from nsc to 81 yard: our 81 aud 81 Is
every color and every SHADE; Checked and Striped
= ks; 1--WE are selling silks very cheapD BleacIsd
kets; Blankets: two hui dred pairs OF Blankets;
purs wool blankets, ?, 60; Cradle b ansets pure
and white; beautiful wool Dress q 'ods. I5c.
ott1-tr GATHERS. 71I Market Space.
NEW DRY GOODS. NEW CARPETS.
WIN open next week another Immense stock OF
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS,
beautiful patterns and new designs. Dress Goods
from 121f cents up. Fine Novelties. BIars and
cts from 81 up Most attra tive Stock OF beautiful
Carpets ever offered, from 80 cents up.
W.. w. BUROETTE 4 CO.,
sep2s-tr Nos. 92S 7tA ST. d 7O6 II st. nsc.
Now Is THE TINE and LUTrR ELL .
~ NiNE'S the place TO buy Sessonabie DRY
6 1, ~ cheap We sell for CASH ONLY, and viii
One case Of Blankets 81 IS, worth 90 e5: one
Sa,e Blankets. very heavy. IS go worth "a: one
se o Bt.c sst very hEssy1 snd large 81 60 worth
at 9. Black and Cold Cashmere. cheap: Blk SIX,
sheap; Fail Dress Goods just received; Underwear
al W Anc ~ :; Laundrled Shirts made for Us, a.
D. 70; iuh line Curta n Lace Just In.
LUTTRELL & WINE
sepSS-1y 1880 Pa. ace, cor. 2Oths'.
CLOSIN6 OUT-A LARGE LOT OF
~ frst class A-ply Linen Collars at 81 per dozen:
the sane as Is usually sold q: e. 80 and IS per
dozen. Fine ply Linen Cuffs, 2tc. a pair Heavy
canton Flannel Drawers, Co.. pair. Fancy Per-
CAFE Shirts, ready TO put on. good styles and per.
Iectly fast cOl0rs, for only 75c. For fine PercnIe
Shirts 7bc. ready to put on, at
ME6INNISS'
Branch shirt F,ctory,
eepl6-u 1908 Fstreef n.,c.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NNHE BAY MARE offered for sale at Duncan
sons Auction Rooms this morning must be
soo IN meclatey. A full guarantee will bs given,
anC IGhaSers have full opportunity to drive, Gail
st HUMPHREYS Stables, back National Hotel. i.
1OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES sos 10th
- 81; Nv: s.m. to 10 p.m. reports as to re-
spOnsplnty OF people with abstracts Of real estate
Searches for Chattel Trusts, 81. JyIl- Sms
MADAME ROSS, Astr0Io0fst and HeoHao
AVA Medium, can be Committed - ususI 1t Soi IL
e.Ier.. Cornef or "a. NV. aug7-ly
A Carbohydrates. Dr.. ELLI6, 0O6 Psnu.
e{vAolx avenue. u you would know the truth
consat Sne ". IN ~ a10g1. O1koa hours from 9
e.W. W U.m. Apl6-ly
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A NNOUNCEMENT OF REMOVAL.
ALEXANDER, the OPrICIAN has Removed
from his old quarters. 1890 Pennsylvania avenue
ard est ablished himself at 1912 street. corner OF
11th. Thankful for past favOrs, he begs contin-
usnce OF paI onsge from his many friends and citi-
zens generally.
Owing to the reduction In rent 1 shall hereafter
Sell my Patent z EYEGLASSES at neatly one-har
their II rmer cost. Oct4 as
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CAsHMEREs. rs. so, 65. % and o.
SPREADS, 80, 70, 81. 90. q, 90.
Robyfs Double Dusk CORSET 81. 90.
Nine DemOreSt'e reliable PATTERNS,
Please call for catalogue.
JOS. B. BAILEY,
eeplO-u Cor, 7th ana sts e.w,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E$OR RENT-Furnishsi PARLORS and BED
Il Rooms, and Rooms furnished for housekeep
ing, and several Snail BED ROOMS: SSz PeErsyl
vania avenue. corner IN st. usr11-5ms
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Q. NJ. TOwSON'S,
CARPETS IN CITY.

| $50 pennsylvania dreHue,
oct5.r South SIDE near 7th st
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issue on the Let and 18th OF each month . buI.
letin Of all property for sale and rent on my Jocks
which can be had on application 1t my oica or
Will be sent BY mail IL desired. oe & tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOR SALE.
FoR sALE-Four HORSES, just arrived from
warranted perfect ;good drivers aud riders; IN
Elk; H 19E ~ ss.5is st.
DeIWeen and F. ect7 So
FOR sALE-Three HORSES, two side-bar Shift
1ng1toR BUSHES. single and double a.
Ian RS SADDLE ana BRIDLE, tN
i Ktubss: ban kEIs. WaIeS. Etc. "a
rev, with pole ard shafts. One horss is q brown.
10 hands high, years old Ia q very stylish fast
sho prts pr liver, Is an excellent family or coupe
ncIse. equally a good single As double. Two is .
TO al gsts Of the saddle is kind and gentle in ~,
harness No. Is tlack, 15l4 hands high, years
Cd, Is an excellent buggy or road horse, can tIot
cIOse 10 tnfee minutes. They are all warranted
SOM ard hind. AID win he sold together sepa-
rate st great sacrifice. as owner is leaving the
city. Apply TO stable rear of residence No 1908 /
81. n.N. Oct7-4ts
- ne.rly new, wi b flfst-,lass F-mi,y o-S'
HOhSE and HARNESS. Price $500 EG ~
I an lie seen at DR.. CHAPIN'S Livery 0S8
Stable, on ST.. 10, ween h and 7th S,s Also a
Close enc horse CARRIAGE for sale. oel4-8L.
ENOR Notwithstanding COUPE. in first rata
~ condition, 500; second hand Lam. -S
RR IA IN splsndd n1 order; made nG8X
too PAIR built b bs Wod Bros Nh
1o,f cost $50. Is good as new, price $500: Sec
cnd-band SIX &c ssengers BU9HIES, PHErONS.
&C.. &C.. very cheap to Gloss out. ROBERT III
st. D. W.. bet~ cen d AND e. ocfs.Sms mn
FOR sALK-An OFF ICE OOUNTKs. Az "
- atoso 81 NV oct1 e.
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" THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON, OctO Fer 8, 1878
sealed ProrosAs VIII be received up to Il O'Clock
6ATUHDAY, u Instant. &C this ONCE for the
construction Of Two Truck Houses for the Fire
Department OF the District of Columbia,
Pans and specific atoms can be seen at the olce
OF me II spector OF Buildings on Thurs ay next
BY oroer. WILLIAM TIN DALL
OctO-OG KEEP. SAcratArY.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
ISC LA { 0 s.
HEAT WAVES.

Professor Piazzi Smyth, of the Royal Oh
%servatory, Scotland. says that the coming
winter is to be exceedingly cold. From the
observations of earth Thermometers over a
period Of 36 years, he finds that between
1887 and 1876 three great heat waves rom
without struck Great Britain. namely: The
first in 1865; the second in lo5s1, and
the third in 1867. The next one will prob
ably come in 1879, within limits of a hall
year each way. The periods OF minimum
temperature, or greatest cold, are not in the
middle time between the crests Of these
three heat waves, but are comparatively
close up to them, IN each side, at a dis
lance of about a year and a half. Hence the
next cold wave is due at the end of the pres
ent year, and very frigid weather, may be
looked for.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
SOME NEW LECTURE EXPERIMENTS.

Ii. kammerer proposes to show the com
bustibility of nitrogen. in other words, that
nitrogen will unite with oxygen at Il suf1i-
GENTLY high temperature to form nitric te-
%tra-oxide, No. 2, Il reddish colored gas. He
takes Il half gallon glass cylinder full Of air,
and burns in it some II or Is inches Of mag
nesium ribbon. The heat produced is suffi-
cient to produce some OF the red gas, which
can be easily recognized by its color and in
tense odor. TO p owe its presence to an au-
dience, he puts in the jar an acetic acid So
luton of iodide of potassium and Il little
starch solution, which Is blued by the 10
dine winch has been liberated by the nitric
tetra' oxide.
Gramp exhibits the green flame of burn
ing zinc, and the cloud of white oxide (phi-
~losophers' woody formed. by making a little
brush Of zinc turnings u inches long and
7 inch thick, and fastening it to the end of
an iron rod, which he holds in the flame OBJ
liqely over an iron plate. To show the COM
bustion of cadmium and the cloud of brown
oxide he heats the metal in q small porce-
lain crucible over the blast lamp. Cadmium
Gun be obtained in beautiful brilliant crys-
tails by distillation in hydrogen gas current.
-B. a. d. Gu. Ges.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
(NO. $685.
A PPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, Montana, November ), is77

Helena, Montana, November >, 1915
Notice is hereby published that Russell b. Loomis,
William O. Warner, Samuel Marshall and Jacob
Fischer, whose post office address is Canyon
Ferry, Meagher county, Montana Territory, have
this day filed application for patent, under the Min
ing laws of Congress, for fourteen and seven hun
dredths IA 4 1000 acres placer mining ground, des-
iSnated as Lot No. 3S, in township 10 X, range l
east, situated near h. mouth of Avalanch Gulch
tno organized mimi district. Meagher county,
Montana, which clalm is described in the official
plat and field notes on file in this office as follows:
beginning at the n w corner Il post marked l nj
C3S, and running thence y 50 deg L | 90 chains to
a post marked 2 Nj c IS; thence 5 Is deg w Is Sc
chains to a post marked 3 NJ c IS: thence S IL deg E
Ia. 80 chains to a post marked 4 Nj IS: thence N rs
deg w l3.M chains to a post marked ; Nj & SO;
thence \ 36 deg - min Ell .a4 chains TO the place of
beginning. embracing fourteen and seven hun
dredths IA 7-leO) acres.
Notice of said application, together with official
plat of the premises claimed, were posted on the
first day OF Nov ember, A. ID. 1877.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton ofthe above described premises, are hereby no.
titled that unless their adverse claims are duly fled
according to law, with the Register of the United
States Land Office, ut Helena, Montana Territory,
within the sixty days period of publication hereof,
they will be forever barred by virtue of the proyi-
sions of the statute. j. II. MOE, Register.
q. A. KELLOGG, U, s. Dep, Min, surveyor. il
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
TO MINERS.
United States Land ONCE, !
Helena, Montana, December 10. 1877. !

Tc1c1HI, o1rtHrI ~ 49, :, 49,. =
Canton, Meagher county, NJ. IT,, has this day fled
his application to enter as agricultural land, under
the final homestead laws, the n = quarter OF the N
No. . east, the s half of the 5 i quarter, and the S
II quarter of the 5 w quarter of section 81, in town
shin No. 8 north, range No. 2 east, which land
ia suspended from entry. Notice is hereby given
that a hearing will be had at this Office on the goth
day Of January, a. u. 1877, Mt 10 O'Clock u. M,
10 determine as to the mineral or non-mineral
character of said land, and testimony to be used
upon said hearing will be taken before the Register
and Receiver on the Goth day of January, A. D.
1877, at 10 O'Clock a. m. 1t is alleged there are no
known miners, nor mining improvements upon
said land. y. III. MOE. Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.

Cabin, corral aud stables, l'r Smith riv
Placer mining ground i Avalanch gulch
designated AS lots IS and 80, t. Ii Il. +.
2c.
House and lot in Cave gulch
Water works, Diamond City
Ditch and imprint Oregon and Clark's
gulches
impr'nts, cabin and corral, Deep creek
Two houses and improv'nts, Cave guich
House in Whites gulch
House and lot in Diamond
Cabin in Boulder gulch
American Bar Ditch
House in Maybe gulch
improvements on land, Missouri valley
1873 acres mining ground, Mlagpie gulch,
designated us survey IS, t. II Il, l.. c.
Cabin in Whites gulch
OIe-half of 329 acres $. G. quar-. of n. ".
Or, @. nj. Of S. w. Or. $. W. or. of s..
e. Or. $. hf. of n. e. or, n hf. of $. e.
or of sec. 8, town. & H., i. &c.
Cabin in Diamond
l16 75-iW acres II. hf. OF S. c. or. lots Z,
sana g., sec. 2, town, Smith, +. 3 west
l60 acres homestead, town. 8 n, T.. 2 e.
"a 7l-l0O acres placer mining ground on
Boulder bar, designated as lot 81, to.
TO north, range east
Same as for 1876
100 acres, n. hf. of n. w. Or, s. hf. of
n. w. or. of section q, town. 6 north,
range 2 east. .
Same as for 1876
100 acres, II. hi. Of $. w. or, sec. 20, n.
hf. OFFS. e. or. sec. q, town. 8 north,
range 2 east.
House, lower Deep creek
House in Boulder gulch
One-half of $50 acres, S o. or. of n. W.
or, e. hf. of 5. W. Or, S. w. On. of s.
e. Or, S. hf. ofn. c. or, n. ht. of 8. e.
or. sec. 8, town. On. range 2 east.
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IS OF DELINQUENT
Enthusiastically @n mL C. W Sutton cMard M@smamb mar Territory uhea ne"hoMrm ms bylaw wm"
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
WITH ANY STABLE IN THE CITY.
HAS FAIRBANKS. HAY SCALES.

| have 620 acres of the best hay land in Frickly
Pear Valley, six miles from town, from which | sc,
all my hay.
Highest Market Price Paid for Grain.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03

Coaches leave Helena Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, ut 7 O'Clock q. m.
Leave Diamond City Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 7 O'Clock, q. m.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-04
EUROPEAN ITEMS.
Icomp,led by the New York Times.

Compiled by the New York Times.I
John Rbind, the oldest mason in the
kingdom" died recently at Inyerary, Scot
land, nearly 100 years old. He entered the
Icverary lodge in 1903.
The Swiss national council has voted q
subvention of G, SOC, 900 francs as the contrl-
button of Switzerland toward the expense OF
completing the st. Gothard railway.
A bust or Izaak Walton has been unveiled
in St. Mary's church, Stafford, which was his
native town The ceremony was performed
by the earl of Lichfield, and the dean of
Lichfield preached the sermon.
The paper currency OF Austria has risen TO
the level of silver, and the question. of re-
sumption is beginning to be agitated, but is
complicated there as here with that OF the
proper relation OF silver and gold.
An English vicar at Stoke, near Coventry,
lately refused TO read the burial service over
a dead child because il had not been bap-
TIED or to permit any other clergyman TO
enter the burial ground for the purpose.
They don't know how to do business in
Paris. The collector of a mercantile house
there lately disappeared with $4,000 francs.
He soon sent back 1900, and claimed that