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AQuARIuM.-"The Stone Man of Col.

AouARIuM.-"The Stone Man of COL
orado,' which was discovered . few
months since by hunting party at the
foot of the Colorado Mountains, and
which has excited good deal of scien-
tifc dispute, has been put on exhibition
at the Aquarium. 1t is an heroic figure,
about seven and . half feet IN length,
and remai kat.y we'll proportioned, ex-
cepting certain. decidedly "Dar~inisu"
peculisrities. The big tees are shortened
in gorilla style, and the vertebral column
is Iengtheoed to something more than q
cssdsl suggestion. There are three theo-
ries regarding it: First, that j, he . petri-
fed human being-s m"und- builder, per
hAps. &C one Of the still earlier c.sildTen
of nature, nsare ;h~soaghly rocked %
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And q nsliCssas o1e succeed.
The lies Of eensxogues prevail
Against Q godly teachers creed
An me, IL 10 Q sorry sight
To see the wrong oppress the right,
I've seen the mushrooms Of q day
Drink Of our Nations purest vine.
While impious hands were raised 70 stay
The progress OF Law divine
But Gods great purpose will prevail,
Though worlds are wrecked and kingdoml
fail.
I've seen Barrabbas. heard the shout
That rent his letters, set him freei
Amid . sacrilegious rout,
Have seen the Saint Of Galilee,
(With no one standing by his sids)
Scourged, spit upon, and cruci6ed!
I've watched beside the sweet, sad tomb,
Have waited like hopeful seer,
With vision peering through the gloom,
Hoping to ind some Angel near
oh, will she come! and will the light
OF morning bring her to my sight!
Still watch and pray, oh trusting soul,
The night 10 long, the day 10 sweet,
For faith her bounties will unroll,
At last, and place them At thy feet!
She comes; her tread islike the dawn,
The stone ID raised. an age ID born!
Oh thrill, 70 harp. strings! thrill and beat
With inspirations deep and warm!
A to the mighty judgmentseat
Tho trembling nations nobd and swarm---
Hs6p ysths. IordI the bound 10 passed, -
eds his stricken ones ct lssti
y" ..... IS. n Commercial A6soeats.
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needlc sctaen. sne fsrmahx pheasant oc~Epa-
lion 'or . le.sare hOgr. ~hsf< the re-alt. are
equally gratifying cumpletiou u he sofs
.heiher II 10 INTENDED for bosne 1se 50 So /.
Iscseni, either 10 the occupant u . lGxGTl
or cottage home. for 1t 10 quite o. ~ b. Used
IN one OF the other alike.
HE proprietor makes Q feature ~ Yelling
these patterns in lots Of nye do.lxrs aud up-
wards, direct from the man ufactory NJ the
IN anu'acturers' prices, 50 that any active
young person (maie or frmale) may realize
an agreeable little income by selling them.
retail, In any city or towns. y. Cop.D.ereiaL
80
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

HERBINE should DO In the hands OF every
6rst-class druggist Ask your drugglst for
It, and II he has none, tell him to order =
dozen bottles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

NV. sHAEFFER 4 cos GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from finest Havana To.
bscco. SIS Sacramento st.. San Francisco,
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Purchs asing Agency.

Fwfch0e1n8 Agency.
Any parties desrous Of having goods purchased for
them In San Frsncisco can do 70 by addressing Mrs
W. H. Ashley, whip will send samples Of goods for
their inspection. To tho ladies would say that
have nrstcass establishment for Dres, making and
an prepared to execute country orders with dispatch
Being engaged In business here have tho advantage
OF buying goods direct from the importers ct whole
sale. aud would give my patrons the beneat Of same
Goods purchased and sent O. D. Send for Circular
Address Mas W. H. ASHLEY. $50 Sutter street,
Room 81. Ban Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

PHYSICIANS OF high standing Undertaking.
ly give their Endorsement to the use OF the
Graefenberg- Mafshalls Cstholicon for all 70.
male complaints. The weak and debilitated
nnd wonderful relief from constant use OF
this valuable remedy. Sold by all druggists.
$3.50 per bottle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

BRIGHAM YOUNG used to say: "PRArr's
ABOLITION Oil beats anything | ever used
for Lame Back and all Aches and Pains"
His head was level.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

A CURE for rheumatism, simple, but pene.
trating to the seat Of pain and giving Instant
relief, Is Trapper's Indian OH. Sold every.
where, st fifty cents per patent flask.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

HERBINE 10 worth $500 bottle to an,
person who needs it. but il sold for ss.oo pew
bottle
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PHoToeRAPHs OF superior Anish ct Morse's Palac,
OF Art. at Montgomery street. San Francisco.

a.. Hnndsons Pictures free!-Two elegant
And and Three Months Trial Of L.isuR. HoUHs, 4
s. Pf, Is RsEe Literary paper. ,u Of the best sto
rne M Ssnts .stmp, taken to pay mailing sxpens
double vslue: J. ]. Patten . Co., publishers, lea
William 81, n. Y $3.50 in prizes and big pay given
10 aGenls-vrite now.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

HERBINE should not b confounded With
cheap nostrums made to sell At low price.
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SUBSCRIBE for the Commercial advocate, the
only paper published devoted 10 the Labor
Question ON the true principle. Price t3OO
year. 32column weekly journal. 1t con-
talns all the latest market reports. Address
Commercial Advocate, 536 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

HERBINE puri6es the blood.
HEkBINE Is natures own remedy.
HERBINE 10 household blessing.
HERBINE should be used BY every family
HERBINE contains nothing injurious to
the system.
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THE ATLANTIC FOR 1873


seriai stor1~. hy n B,.Assp Henry y.m~ In
and hoseis ssor1 slortzs ~ r n aisrra
Zee terry tooke. Cahsancr We s=sn " N
Forrest. and otner fsssrits er,t<r.. sksseses asA
k-~ays ~ MARI tvsfn snd Cha pHGley Nsrpsr.
lcsrrtpuoss Of Fsreisn l4fe snd Tfavel b. W
story. 7. H. Altricb. and q. b. Nort.a. stadies
from French German. ana kHhtsh -,ks by Heary
James. Jr " ID Howels. HARM " Prcsfop and
otters: Poem. by Whittier. L,nst.lsos. ana
Holmes; Artistic and hasic.l Topics: The Consrib-
utors Club, universally popular.
TRRNs ov rHg ATLANTIC: single namhers -
cents yearly subscription. % 90 pys:oys Tres.
with hfeslEe portrait or Whittier, Bryant OF Long
isilov 100 with Two PORTRAITS. os!eo; with ali
her nnMocr: OF TnR ATLANIro, containing poems BY
NJ Bishops new serial story. "Set,noId' Viii ~
for 1873
temttanses BY mail sheuld be ssnt BY money
order. draft Oh New York or Boston. or regtstcreA
letter. to b. y. HoUonr0H 4 Co.. Riverside Preee,
Cambridge, Mass.
H. o. H0UGHT0N AND COMPANY. BOSTON;
HURD AND H0UGHToN, NEW YORK.
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UNIVERSITY MOUND
COLLEGE,

SAN FRANCISCO.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MIN AND
- BOYS BuildinGs and equipments In every re-
spect the finest OF their kind in the Stato With care
f1i training II every br.nch Of business and liberal
education. the Institution combines tho comforte
aDd guidance Of q. wsll.ordered home. Send for
~ JOHN GAMBLE, ,. A.. Pri.oip.l.
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SsvAsr.
LoocFellow.
4 s.psrs Efs-sise psrasaa - sssAsr
- sAsss fsvsrsss ps~ss vsa - ssss
vish he ATLANTIC DO8TuIY
for 1878 10 any eae re.issi.g ESQ
direct % The Puhliahsrx-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12

ordinary ros SssrsssiDs' 1853 bales Sales. 49, Stock
CaARLEsros. August ~. 1878
Cotton steady; mddins lis.s; low abiding, io,fs
sales. Is s,os iy 5s4 '''''' ~ '''''''''
Il ., "a II:
%.fs I' &c. ss' ss
boiled $50 for unbolssd per ton. shorts US ship
Mn.l and peas: e corn ssd rye s.s. 70 Now yors:
W.eai 600 Bushels p 800 lumber ,ss 900
Flour active arm sale. lio6 ebls, Whes.-G % mill
81 sj d: s:is ,e'sa ssA: fllss.s ''ssE
slih private terms 200 90 msss,s
sss as az No. chicago zoe se
ssis Barley Inactive: SssIsessd nixhwas. a.%
81; j. d: :::s
;'sss:. ssss';
tisss 1850 S..; xis.s: sa.iss: corn; 1a7sSo:
:, 90 Do
Sss.y ce rye 200 de- " e.a.l % .esws VA
To intermediate poiuis-whsst. 7.ooo bushels.
,,ToLkDo. Angus. 10, 1873
io DO seller AUGUST. 81 %; DO, 81 u
aSs Msh an
4 o rec, :s s aasa 80 Dayton aaS
T. - ~.
Cora quiet nigh mixed. Ale; No spot, 42Ae. .eer Au
gust, age seller SEPTEMBER. 42c No. white 45c
lsct' d, tU,ac. Oats dull; No. 2 and Michigan. 24c
trsghts-"h beat to Buffalo, lzc to do l1ac wheat
70 Osweso. SAC. corn to do. &c. Receipts-Wheat
1877 ooD bushels; corn AZ 900 do oats 5000 ship
400 DO.
cIscISSArI. August 10, 1873.
Flour IN light demand, but holders rm 25 Wheat
e-ser choice white. 81 xmber, SIC No. red winter
Cora hrm unchanged Oats quiet: old, 29c. Sic
new se 25s Rye In good demand ~ 56c Barley srong
n tall held 81 81 - 81 10 bid hkey in de and
~ Aii prices ~ o. irovsious strong held higher:
little inas Pork iobbing At $li LARD quiet but Arm;
garrett make. 60 81 t?s prime steam ont Of market;
hi<her shoulders hello NJ short rio wanted ut 81 Co.
hcia higher: sses OF 1tU lbs rs 20oJO
~ ~ Tan buyer August; short Gle held ut SIC butter
aass: fancy creamery 22c 23c Western reserve. re.
ehaaged Lsgs duh ~ lie. Hogs steady and nrm;
mon VI % - 2 air 10 good light a Is 81 5O heavy
sing ~ 80 ~ -: selected u 80 81 50 receipts.
sss; shipments none
HIcAGo. August 10. 1873.
flour In GOOD demand a. foil prices Wheat unsettled,
e cash snd srptsmber No. Chicago spring, &c. cash;
iss.c fsssc An 4uss: e4~ Sci smber; 93c october;
No ID ntw. sec Corn doll. weak and lower $780,.
essh aud august 3ssc septem rejected. 37kc Oats
Asrss aye, september; rejected. 1870 aye easier At
81 be Barey quiet aaa weak NJ s9sc, sh III Is
Ia ~eptsascr Pork ~ good de and shade higher
~ tiv o. cash. $40 "a. september; $40 To- Octo or.
Lard a. sir drmAsa market hrm ~ " TO- CASH ~ To-
ssptsmsss ana Oeseser. buk meats steady and trim.
uo thls wssss 6spD bushels corn, 4SO do. oats,
tsi % ~ O barley. 500 Snipne
tlsar. 500 bsis vheaI 4<'sU bushels; corn 3Sl 900
do s~ss. $1,000 %. rye. 800 DO. osrey. 500 ao
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ono the forehead aud one on the shosldsv.
aud thus escaped Professor Winston. of the
University, with Dr. unet, 10 endeav oring to
hId the guilty parties They have been a,ded Dy law
yers aud citizens generally, and stranger from Bal
timors who was believed TO be a detective under the
name OF William Y. Person. pretended land buyer.
The excitement has been intense these caring
outrsses, and 10 10 sale 10 say the perperator is
the State will he expense Of
trial by Judge and jury. he would be hanged imme-
dialely irsm Of the stately oaks the college
campus
VILLAINS DIscovERED.
Since writing the ABOVE am IN receipt OF inteIit
eencs that local authorities AZ chapel Hin, c.,
have succeeded Ia arrsstlng tho uliscreants
petratei the outrages above described. IL appears
that suspected negro, named Albert Atwater, was
arrested and when charged with being party 10 tha
outrage made a confession duplicating A. r. Davis
(whuel Henry Andraws (whne), ana LOWS Carter
(coioredl these parties all arrested. ana
jail awaiting an examin From this II seems
that more than engaged In the midnight
depredations. The excitement still continues and Il
Is sale predict that II any OF them convicted
punish mont by ly nch Lag VIII certainly follow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA August 10. 1873.
eugarrh- market has continue tlIy dull. The
rsacsncs fbuy~rs has compeis hollers what
odrrs sds Noe 10 60 H. Dutch 1t sndard 6
reals gold per srrobs; tos. Is to 20. Dutch
st4sdard real ~ reals arrobe. Molasses
Nos TAO "a. - 81 rras reals uuscovado Com
~ fair 81 Ok reals aGis reals centrifu 81 sugars
Nss ~ ~ a. IN boxss aud hhds at reals 81 reals.
Nsec@s IN Warehouse at Havana aud MAtanz, 49, 800
eess. ~ 7s7 ..s. aud 2eo hhas ecsipts OF the
boxes, l3DD bags and $50 hbds. Exports during
the ~.ss las besss taSJ bags And 7224 hhds in
un.ssd states Bacon. en SCI So currency, per cwt
butt r-~upertor Am.rc SO ~,
s Fiear ~ % ISL currescy per obi Tor american.
Ierksd heel. ~ rrss ~ reals, currency. per srrooe.
Mans -Americsn cured, $50 $43 currency, per
gsia.sL Lard IN sSs ss5. currency per auints
fsi.io - W eu. currency. per Dbl ,ow, $50
s2r 80. csrrenev. per qunssL Onions. - 50 so
Fenes, bot tor Ameresn. shocks nominsl. Sugar
hegsIs@ds. ~ ~ ts.is gold White navy beans, 22,s
arrob~ Com ios4 reals.
srrsss ireirhs-Ns demand Tor vess:s loading At Hay
tor the United States boz Of sugar. size 81,
PER hha Of sugar. -. per hhd Of mossses.
~ 10 81; loading 81 ports th. north (out-
site porte Tor the Cnitss states. Ind. sugar
- ~ ~ 10. per hid. Of molasses. - 30 s. %.
1osAecoI transactions light receipts IRON the
terror large spanish gold. AJAX 2l5 Exchange quiet
sna On tue United States 80 osvs. currency,
81 prssisn short sight 81 ass premium; 90 days
sss. ~ premium; short sight DO. W premium.
os london. !" ~ premium On Paris. 81 premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
A BLUODLESS CONFLICT.

James Curran and David Monroe, keepers OF rival
board rg houses at Nos IL and IL Hamilton street,
locked up IN tie seventh precinct station house
last night gu counter charges Curran. who is Mon
r0e's brother-in-law, Gays that he was siitiDg
the scoop OF MS house about seven O'Clock
last evening, when he heard two pistol
shots fired. Turning quickly around he saw
Monroe standing ia the hallway OF his house
WIN piston ia has hand. Believing his rciatve had
fired the shots no ran TO the street and picking up
two DricSs hurled them NJ Monroe. They dIa
lpriher damage than 10 smash large pane oil glass.
The proceedings drew u crowd, and next An oiDcer,
who look tue rival hosts TO the station house. Jurran
could not account for the assault made ny Monroe
unless II arose IRON Their business rivalry Monroe
admitted having hred the suots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
REVOLVER PRACTICE.

Bernard Holton, OF No. 327 West Twenty sixth
street, was brought TO the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning. He had shot Daniel sulI-
van IN the arm and thigh on tho previous night aud
there were grave doubts to how The injuries would
Result Hollon expressed deep regret for having
acted he did and attributed his rashness drink
According 10 his account he Standing with girl
named Annie Corners on the corner OF Ninth avenue
and rwontysixth street, when Mrs. sullivan, the wiie
OF the wounded man, came along and began abusing
them. There WAS AN exchange oil ungentle
opithets and then when tho woman drew near he
josted her and drove her away. sullivan himself had
been drinking with some trends IN the saloon down
stars aud ne CHANGED TO Como out at This moment.
HoIton's words and actions naturally excited his
wrath, ana he was gong to assault him when the
young man GROW revolver and pulled the trigger
twice One bali entered Sullivan's arm, the other
lodged In his thigh. Hoton then made on. followed
by the wounded and his friends, but met Officer
Rourke, VINO had heard the OF TIE ard
VINO took him into custody. Justice Murray yestcr-
day held him to await the result OF Suivans INJURIES
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you THAI she ouicome Of TIE would have been
~ had been 'st 10 year hands Tor adm nistrationt''
~ hsvs aiwsys regarded tnls Thing - q monstrous
ostrsgs against The nfm OF J4y Cooke A Co, aed es
pecssiy against the nusty per Of creditors
who uers Opposed ts DanAruptev proceedings. be-
1--we tnss 80 could lave ciosed op estate salts
rihcnx mere 40 titf per cent Of our personal
" ahh. ~ course we coud not have paid all our
depts ~ cash bnt ~ promptly coDpfomising aud adj
Jsxiine, aecof1ing TO the plans had IN
yirw, the ercaiiors ~ouia have bten faly Satisfied,
ssa essr one thnusand three red OF the smaiIer
credtors whose untrd Gia exceed $500 000,
woois b-vr oseu psia cash % toll aud 81 once. "
"bat the iAs p~rmitiea aud seemed 10 inviss bank
ropscy procceasnEsfn
~ wan oistrnctiy Undcrsteod lat am nrmy OF
the optnfon That tss whsls vaeie aud delay has
been occasi"n~d ~ tos course pursued Dy Tue feu
creaisors aud thsr suofneys ~ho reientesly pushed
~ into oankrtptey, ana small snare OF the osams
sneud fsi sroo me miserable isw whcI permitted q
Arm ~nn sis. ooo aud is er.diors 20 DO
rulnsa ~ tns io~er kven 90 noldihg
claim 81 go 10 i0fce them "a 10 bankruptcy"
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A TOWN IN TWO STATES.

DRoLL sCENls IN HALF VIRGINIA AND
HALF TESNEssEE cIrY-JUsT The PLACE
FOR CRIMINALS AND FUGITIvEs.
From the Cheyenne Leader, August 81
Although Bristol Is small and unimportant town
It has Two mayors, two municipal governments, two
bodies Of police, aud Is taxed 10 states 1t 70 In
Tennessee and Virginia, tho centre OF Main street
being the dividing ine, and It's peculiar position
no little confusion and many drol Incidents. Young
couples elope from Virginia, and, by cross
ing tho street, enter Tennessee and are mar
ricd without hindrance. commits a
crime Ia Tennessee, flies 10 the opposite side in
Vrgnia, ami dehes the officers OF Inc fornor state
He needs 10 DO very guarded his movement s how
bio 10 the laws Vi tho Commonw wealth 10
has fed or stepped away IRON. fugiuvss are
oiten pulled across the street Dy officers
armed with . warrant, anu so legally arrested.
Not long sInce q fellow VINO had stolen n horse 10
tennessee crossed the Doundary-by waking twenty
feetand seating himself on pie OF dry goods boxes.
laughed pursuing policeman 10 seorn. While so
boxes ond the thief tell wnnin the couiucs OF Ten
nessee and into the arms oil tho waiting and watching
minion vi the Law.
women who prefer 10 have their chlldron born in
one or tae other STATE often live sids oil Main
street. aud cross over JUS; before the coming event
mothers have been little too late, and thus children
desigbed Tor Virginian nativity have been born
Tennessee SOIL wnile predestinsd lsDnsssesans have
clearly missed their destiny by teiDg enrolled IN The
ocusus OF virginia. number Of mature BFistolitcs
are stu Uncertain OF their place OF e,rtb, having
vaniy spent time and money trying TO discover be-
ycnd DOUBT whsthsr they are vrsinisns OF Tsnnss
sesana
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lunstic sent rsm Fnsbash to the sanoik Counv
Aimsheuss, al Yspnsnk. made MS ssesps IRON tbe
latter issiilsuoa q week 40 ago aud has since
been wandering about the scasa side villages, much
to the annoy snoe Of the people. La Babylon hs
pretsncs OF being . morse doctor aud actually sue
oscasd IN gelsiag . ease" SONG isto ,hs kitehes
OF q house 10 the village waere bfezk-
last Vas ~ course OF preparstIos % toog
posssss,on OF the tsDie Drawing wal IRON 10
POCKET ne spriaxlea the contents ever tnc meat,
a0wn ana 'swspt N. BOARD He men dcmaGde4
clean SHIRT akerchleI and 9th. articles,
wn,cu were iurpt.h.. WITH tear anu trsmbIs by zoe
lazy o. The bouss. II. ulany conuiussd TO take bis
departure A. ever stopping pHee ue had tbtngs
pretty much nis own way. Supervisor Dufyes tss'
grsphsa ior Keeper Louasn ana me iunAlic vas
taken bacK 70 his qu~rtsra