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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-23
TRANSPORTATION.
BANKS.
FQURfM NATIONAL BANK,

FOURTH NATIONAL BANk,
MEMPHIs. Tenn, Sept. Is. 1873.
THIS bank will be closed on account Of the
j prevalence Of yellow fever, and the impos-
sibility OF getting assistance. COmmunics-
tions in regard TO its business will receive at
tention, until further notice at Clarksville,
Tenn. 1921 W. @. MCCLURE; Cash'r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-23

AGENTS WANTEDl Medals and Diplomas
awarded for H0LMAN'S NEW PIVTOk {.
Al BIBLES. 1000 Illustrations. Address
for new circulars A. } HOLMAN x CO., $50
Arch street, Philadelphia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-23

Memphis, september 4, 1873.
HEREAFTER, until further. notice, during
Ill the epidemic, the following banks will
open for business,
Al IL O'clnc4 m. and Close at 2
O'ciOcR ~. IN:
gBL ssardq1l MARTIN GRIFFIN,
Cashier German National Bank.
VIC. MCCLURE,
gbe ,ls Cashier Fourth National Bank.
S. p. READ,
Cashier Union and Planters Bank.
thH a.oi,Ae'J. A. pAYBS. JR.,
Cashier State National Bank.
ID W. W. THAOHER,
i- Cashier Firs. National Bank.
JOHN A. HOLT,
Asst Cashier Bank OF Commerce.
VIM. A. HILL,
81 Cashier Emmett Bank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

FLORA Temples DEATH.-Alluding
TO the death of Flora Temple the New
York Sporfsmaa says:
She was beyond all question the best
trotter of her day, and nothing could
surpass the determined spirit with
which she vanquished all her oppo-
nents. Flora was a very bloodIike and
beautiful little mare. When we first
saw her, many years ago, she was very
elegant as well as powerful and strong.
The great thoroughbred ponies Of the
running turf in England and America
such as Rowton, Underhand, Tri6e.
Maggie B. b., &C., showed no higher
characteristics Of blood than Flora Tenn
pie. Her head and eye were especial
ly fine aud expressive. Her neck and
throttle were exactly like those Of the
famous English Faeeborse Cremorne,
and ike that son OF PaTmesan and
Rigelboche, Flora was powerful in the
back. with fne shoulders well laid, and
she stood over . vast amount Of ground.
In fact, she vas q brilliant instance Of 3
long, low, bloodlike mare with Immense
power in the quarters and stiaes. Her
legs were like hammered steel and
whaIeb0ne. Her action was very square
and rapid when she was gciDg fast, but
in slow Jogging she hitcheda little
She was very game mare, and when
she got of, as Of course she sometimes
did, She recupersted and regained con-
dition With amazing rapidly. Flora'sPe-
culior idiosyncTasies were very marked.
She hated strangers OF the male sex,
and would not let them GENE near heI
in her box, but with LADIES' she vas sin
guIarIy gentle and familiar.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18


20 Sgop BEKpEEe AT rHE NosR.-Ti
ss worth while 10 know how 60 step che
AleedingfrOm Che nose when It becomes
excessive 1fthe 6ngsFispsessed Erm-
Nv mpon the little artery whirh supplies
6lued 90 tke side d The isee affected tue
pesmlg - eccumplisked. Two small ar
aeEses bTsnching up irom the main arte-
res On each side &C the neck. asd pass
inkossr ihe osasideofthe iaw-bones sun.
~ he face vita baocd- 1.-THE nose
bleed ffom she right nostril. .iorexample,
pass she fiaser along the edge Of The
issaa iaw till the beating Of the artery i
sess. Press lard upon i. sad The bleed
snw mal cease. Confinue the pressuEs
Esse n<in&sss. unfil the ruptnred vessels
ii the aose have line 10 contract.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

S5pA correspondent deserves the re-
FpectfuI sympathy Oh all gentlemen who
give out their washing. He says: ''It
Is awful annoying 10 have some ether
fellows clothes left IN ones room by
the Washerwoman. Saturday we put
on another fellows Siirt, but couldn't
wear il. Although it was ruffled around
the bottom, the sleeves were too short
to button cuff on, and there was no
place for collar
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

those who will obey the vii Ihe pso-
ple and take OF ihe l1za Iaaalion
which has broaght them gseFty.
MARYLAND Is one Of ahe s. whose
voice has been set aside. II she has
the same right as L0uisiana Florida
70 remonssrsfe against th< = zion b.
which IL was done, and 10 ahouId
be lost in presenting her rsa. z.sancs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

e. A Scotch witness somewhat given
TO prevaricatiOn, has recently given an
exact and careful answer which ought
to be appreciated BY lawyers Of every
land. ''How far is il between the two
farms 2" said the counsel. "By the
road, It's two miles," "Yes. but on
your oath, Row far Is IL as the crow
flies % 81 dinns ken; never was .
crow"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

Then hadst thou lived, the gods themselves had
sprung
In general synod on the vasls a6oat
To hang enchanted on thy taneful tongue;
And Jove himself enraptured by thy note,
Had ta'en the bird that whistles In Thy throat,
And 6xca IL in the boundIezs realms OF space,
constellation in the spheres remote,
To shine forever in unsulied grace,
And eootlhe the savage spirits ofour meaner race.
D., Bladensb6rg, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

Vr"Och, /" said love-slck Hibernian,
what recreation it is TO be dying Of
love- II sets the heart aching 50 deli
cately there's no taking wink of sleep
for the pleasure Of the pain :"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

Thea haast thou lived not 0rpheusf art alone
Had bad the powef 10 gain his reeompense,
To sat his gsaiRs on % high throne,
Or held unshared grandeur 50 immense,
Nor kept alone the mystic influence
OF mnsic 90 rcsne or 20 inspire
And raise the soul, Or 10 exalt The sense
OF men 20 higher actions, nor his Tyre
Alone bern Teckoned worthy ofcelestial fire.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

95eA young man hired as clerk was
told by bis employer thai all the clerks
slept al the house, and that il was closed
punctually at ten eseTy night. 20
don't apologize" said the youth. Il
don't care what time IT'S closed, il It's
only opened early enough in the morn
Jag.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18

such was the power uf Music IN shose days.
That 0Fpheas could with tsncfal harp 30 thrali
Ard aaeit the soul of Pluto with his lays
That xnmoiested from the Ssygisn hall
lis Easydece followed 20 bis call;
While 20 AmphiDn's soft sublime reffhins
Thestones wefe moved 70 build The Theban wall,
while trces were thrilled thFoughout their melt
ing vsins
And hoary mountains bowed their heads 10 catch
the sfrniRs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-18
(wnissz ftw slk Be.cos.l
10 xsss MI=.is j.


- tsoss ed timss When tine i,self was yoang,
Ese MuEsc eomid vita wseioay eombiae,
The gods. Crpheus ard Ampkicn, sprung
10 earth, TIE onsprinRs of God-iiks line,
TIE nfst exponents of The art divine,
The pfimcPle % progress and the root
Whencn sprzinR III l@zer gracx8 fkat refne,
Who strung The harp or tuned he quissring iuies
hsshs3 and mute.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAr FIRMER-
coRN yIRMxR-oATs sTEADx-PoRK sTkADY--
LARD srEADY-wHIsKEy sTEADY-sPIRITs
TURPKNrINE FIRM-ROsIN UNCHANGED-
PETROLEUM. ouIEr-CoryEE oUIxr-suoAR
QUIET.
THURSDAY. Oct l0-oP. N.
Business vas fair In nearly all OF the leading pro-
ducts. On Change hour was stsady Wheat was q
shade Armsr, but quiet Corn vas hrmer. Oats
steady. whisksy steady. Pork and lard steady.
Cotton she spes was drm; futures closed steady.
Groceries were Gsparally quiet, bot steady. Naval
we're without change. OILS and petroleum were
quiet #a sAEe
CoYyEH.-rhe market for Brazil was unchange /;
500 aud 397 bags, per Pascal sold Oh private iermA
MID coffee quiet We quote Ordinary cargoes l4c
I4ka; fair ao i6<s. lie good do l7c; prime do.
IKE. . l7kc extreme range for lots Ike 1870.
Santos fair to good. l5xc i6c goid " days; Java,
government bags. 23c. 24c do. 23isc.
25c singapors. l6e. ITO Csylon. i0c- 1885, Mara
cHibo. l4c l6hc.; Lsguayrs. lac 1916. Jsmsica.
l4xs lec.; 81. Domingo. i2e- i8e Costa RcA, l5c-
lsc- Mexican. l5c ITO; Macassar lie. 1sa An
rostuvs, Ice. iss savaniiis, t4e . Ito Caracas.
13tsc. . l5s
CorfoH the spot auiet but Arm - late priceA
Futures opened points better. aud closed steady
from 10 points higher for the day Closing prices Of
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER H. SHEET

sins g 80 g "a Lsrs n ssod su,ssns
clear rib 5 short clear 70 - % I. Bae1n IN good
demand; shoulders, 81 81; clear rio. 5lc osc cesr
sides &C. 5Ac whisxey Demand aetv. and prices
stssdy and unchanged Hogs quiet ost nsm m os ~ isn; q
packing ~ 81 81 io butchers ss 10 ~ 2o receipts
S.233; shipments, l,66S 20 ,a-,
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat Winter higher NO.
2 s55sc s8c closed steady at the outside hgars 40
spring active and higher slc sle. closed oa,se
essh sie closed sihs bid ostobsr s2 ss,ss
oae 6ss Corn friy active. aym and higher; No e. and
a4c closed SIC bid Ostoesr; s4ssc Soc closed s5sss
as2zc osIs fairly active - yss.srass aaos.on. hys
g ost Novsmsss PORK in Ioasrs.e demand sns iIse
ysmter Lard in modsr..s ds%.nd and, aaa s, 81 "a =
vsmesr Bulk meats arm and shade a,rnsr; shoaiss
y o. live .Rsesp.s 70 500; sag%spI. $40; o
mixed p.sk1s ss 10 % 40 a 500 .,
81 o good Western cattle dull snd shade lower e " 70
ks dull e s5 ss 7a Rsssps.o fiour 1900 o bss d
10000 bbls wheat. 81 UUO bushels: rorn. $1,000 do
oass 10000 do. rye, 1000 do. barley. 2S.O0o da
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton narsy sesdy m'dS,1s Y.s 10y & M,da,!.s .,.
ts.sSi. - S'-"
Ss;sra nv rss.J 0r S.isss
ioIa sslss. 5000. Stock, 2S,24s
MopiLx, oct 10. 1873
.,S: SS:s ss''a IL. 'ssss s:..s s :E ss.s S ssss
l2.UU.
SAVANNAH. Oct 10. 1878.
Gotten as% I,dsdl,,ns se low nlIs,oS ,o Sss sS.d
Ss:'s ss' ss.si.: sssi 81 sal sse! 'ssS' H svsaas
ser., l,ure.asa: ....ay ! "a ss:'a .sai 81 aas
iSrys.w dip. 81 ios virgin. T.s aa,ss 81 90 Corn
cnanged. ~ -
Flour in good a.msoa sale. se. IT. pes. ap
SaSsa =. sss No. hard sas smDsT
winter gas 81 new No. .ua,n. q os .ar9 Ssis.,
% = s ss.ss sS: %S.s aus !s ssi
LAM sss.is .s. 7es ss:isi. % -:
n III sA's: s-s as ss.so ~ 10 4S
w,ns:.Goed ds@.nds .Alss 60 oos. M "a 1s
Sy ss ~ .';ss s ss.' ss sss ss.1 ssS ss
" s 80 S Ss.'. 'S
s' H. s.ss, ss % sSss 49, sss do
:I.s 4ooo barley 40 DO sS,pmsn.. "
..I. 100 90 bailey sv al re 500 a 81, N.n.I
barley isco DO 70 h.simsSiss % fS, 800
bushels.
Flour dull very lI.s Ssmsad small ss,s.' White - 50
ss. Mss. Ais S. .nass ns Ht.s o.ss
.ss .ts sss a.tas ~ xh %s as%s y
as bS whss %,s's 0S%%s' Sas DO r,ss
sSoo do ship@s".sa flsur soo eo'' wheat 'so0
flour dun and uoeA.as.a wSs.s ss,ss req % sac ssss
sss s'.s ss Ss'i s.isy ss sa TX sa ssi ss
The New York herald., 1878-10-11

Advisss from LONDON report . very dsprssssd mar
ket there by the expectation Of more failures
and by the free sales Of bank and gas stocka The
Bank OF England directors at their meeting to-day
made no change In the rate Of discount, vbicn re-
mans at per cent. while In the open market the
rate 10 ~ per cent The bank gained 1855 600 bullion
for the ending yesterday but the proportion Of
reserve liabilities 10 38x per cent against 4oX
per last week and 40 per cent the previous week.
Probably this weakness In the reserve Is caused by
the other banks Withdrawing their deposits In order
TO strengthen their positions Consols are quoted
at 94X o4H for money and 94K q 94k for the as-
count. decline OF Y y per cent from ysslsrday's
closing United States bonds are also down v per
cent, except for aves Of 1881, which unchanged
At l0S New 4k's declined TO losk. lS67's to l07k
and ssn-orsiss to l0sk. Illinois Central dropped
per cent 10 81 Erie preferred 10 20, do. common
TO lsh, New Jersey Central " 20 81. Reading y %
IS and Psnnsylvsnis u to IS. The weekly stassmens
OF the Bank OF France shows decrease OF 500 000
and that OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany decrease
OF 900 Marks Az Paris rsntes fell llSf sos
and rose 70 l1st ooc., and exchange on London was
uuotad nj 26i 2OcL
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES,.

@S 000 10 $1,000 WANTED 70 EXTEND 4
%IsOOOm anufasiurng business; staple article; q
monopoy good proht ample security: partner taken
Address B, boz 1869 New York Post oi6ce.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
OoMM ERcIAL


LIVERPOOL. Oct. lo-5P.M.
Cottou-Futures seady; upl.nds. low midding clause
LosDos Dot 1915 80 r. NJ.
Produce -Talow, 37s. 3d. u 37s. I'D. per ewt
LONDON. Oct lO-Evening.
Calcutta iinseed, 49s. 49s I'd. per quarter.
PRODUCE RxcHANGE BEFORE
LIyERPooL Oct. 10, 1873.
Pork Prime mess Eastern steady ut 52s. Western,
dull A. 41s Bacon Cumberland cut steady 3js short
RIB steady at 3ts; long clear steady ut Sis short
Shoulders steady 4t 29s Cd. Beef India duh ut
7os extra do duh 1t a7s. prime dull 66s Lard
Prime Western ste dy at 5s 9d. Tall wPrime city dull
~ JOS Turpsntne-Spirits steady VI 23s I'd. k0sn--
Common duh At Is ID fine dull lOs Cheess-Ameri-
sSn choice steady at 4as, Lard o-stesdy at 4ln
~ vs. Sd No. spring duh ut 9s Sd. winter Western
uuil at Ss. 3D.: winter southern dull 9s Corn
Mixed soft steady ut 22s 3D. for do dull 24s 3D.
for OLD Cotonssed oilYeilow American steady at 3la
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Oct. 10-4P NJ.
The amount Of bnon gone into the BANK Of knglsnd
The rate Of discount for three months bills In open
market ~ cent. which Is cent below Bank
Of In Gland rate
Ceusop. "a for mousy aud 9-l8 tho account
United states four and halt per cont bonds lU55<
lSo!s. iO7h. Eyie. l3k; do. preferred. 10
qaois i've per cont rensos lsf soc for tho
account 1
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1873.
Exchange on London, 25t 3Oc. for short sight.
The specie iu the Bank Ut France has decreased
Ss'Soo.oOE during the past week
LONDON, Oct. Io-4:l5P,M N.
Psnnsylvsnia Central 34A; Reading, l41f.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
MARRIED.

BRLLosr-LISRa-on Wednesday October o. ls7a
q Dutch Reformed Church, Harlem, by Rev. G. II.
Vaudeville, D. D.. AARius G. BxLLosI TO ). ADpIn
CABLg-HussoS AT the residence of tho BRIDES
parents, Cason Point Wsstchester county. wednss-
day, october9. BY the Rev. R, A. Davison HAsRY l.
CABLE oi New York. TO ELLA NJ. daughter OF Joseph
HussoS Esq aud sranedaugh'sr OF ,hs late sx-Gev-
Florida and North Carolina papers please copy.
CAsrxR-HARxAM-on "Wednesday, Octobsf o, BY
sou. Texas, to JENNIE HARMAs. Of New YORK. -
CoRxELL-lopn- Wednesday. October 0, 1873,
at Grace Church, Madison. N. j., py the Rsv. D 9.
Weston, D. d, RUssxLL RooT CoRssLL Of Brooki,n.
n. T., to Lille Co. daughter OF Edward roda, OF
DrpxRIoK--Dx GRopp- the Eisnty.s,xtn street.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Thursday, October 8,
BY the Rev A. J. Palmer, ESA. daughter OF Lswis
ELDER-AYREs-On Wednesday evening, October
at she residences o. the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
William Ialiock d. D., WILLIAx ELDgR 10 ALxA
PLYMPrcS, eldest daughter OF J. n. Ayres Esq.. all
Of miord. Conn.
FRANK ELLERY. Master United ststos Navy. tc
AMELIA, second daughter OF tho late William Swain,
GARRIsoN--RAxpsLL- On Thursday. October 10, by
the Rev. Robert Russell Booth. D. d., cosxsLUs K
GARRISON, OF New York, TO LErIrIA WILLEr, eldest
GARGAS--FULLBR.-At At Bergen Poiat N. j., on
Tuesday, October s. 1875 by the Rev. George Gray.
HgxRi L. GARGAN OF Lyons, France, to CAROLINE E.
dsu er OF Thomas 3. Fuller.
BY the Rev. Franes 5. wnseier' JOHN aurnos. s1S q
New YORK. 10 CORA ". daughter OF the late John Il.
Hopkins, Of Brooklyn.
LIE CssNE-DE CoMBAu--At the residence Of the
BRIDES father. Clifton, 8. l., on Tuesday, the Sth
inst. bv the Rev. Father Barry, OF New Brighton
LIE CEsyx to ALICE daughter OF Louis Decomea
PERaY-Ds Morrx-At tho Reformed churen, Jsr
sey City Heights by Rev c. Brett, Assisted by Dr.
Taylor, BERTRAND j. PERRY. OF New York, 10 HISsox
c.. daughter oi Mrs A. De Motto. OF Jersey City.
house OF tho BRIDES parents, by Rev. james L.
Phillips D. D.. Of Mdnapors. India, assisted by Rev.
A. B. Jack, OF Hazleton, Pa. WHIPPLE Owen SAyLxs
OF Now York, anu EMILY 5. PAGE eldsst daughter oa
e. W. Page. OF Bloomfield, N. J. .-
VALENTISE-VAN NosTRAyD-At 213 Lexington
av., Wednesday, October Q. by the Rev. N W.
ConklIng, LEMUsL s. VALENTINE 10 MARY W. vAs
NosrRASn, both Of this city.
a. Grace Church, Now York city, ny the Rev. Henry
c. Potter d. D., EDWIN A. WALLIS, Of Orange, N J.,
to MARIE c., youngest daughter OF Captain James A.
Wotson, OF this city,
The New York herald., 1878-10-11

day last year. 1s 500 bales Total sinos September l.
4766ll bses Cotton freighs closed olows:To svrs
BY steam Nc. compressed by sail. Sc To Hamburg by
eouprssssd, ~ sail kc TO Liverpool. Sled 1is2d BY
steam; BY sail ia 0-I6d.
FLoUR Asp 0RAIs.- -Rsceipts-Four, l4,l6l bbls !;
wheat io644O bushels; corn meal. 800 bbs and IS
do; barley malt lsSo DO Flour was steady The sales
four ruled steady with sales Of 800 bbs Corn cal
quiet, with sales $50 bbis. sacks Rye fairly
active aud steady; 5000 bushels No. Western sold
57e Barley Ass dull and quoted ~ 81 ~ 81 20 for
sixrowed state. Barley malt steady 1t 81 80 for
Canada Soc for old state and II 20 for choice
The New York herald., 1878-10-11


ersgated l0s067 shares. which were distributed a.
ioliows'-wsstern Union Telegraph. 2o,o3o; Pacific
Mail, 900; New York Central ss5; Ere. a.7oo; Lake
Shore, 46,0l5; Union Pao,ne. 1,845; Northwestern,
$50; Northwestern preferred, TO- 1Oo Now Jersey
Central 1900; Rock Island, 76e; ST. Paul 1925; 81
Paul preferred. 9.7ooj Wabash, 1880; LaesawannA
%. 800; Morris and Essex sbo Delaware and Hudson,
'i,2l6; Kansas snd Texas. 800; Michigan Central
L700; Kansas Pacific, 24o0
The money market to-day was excited and the rates
for call loans during the greater part OF the day wsro
Sand per cont " was stated, however, on the
street that these rates did represent any real
hardening Of the rate for money, bat were merely
caused BY the maehnsons Of the bears iu ths stock
marKak On the other hand, u IL csrtlin that the
bank very low 10 still fAlng, and that
The bank examiners are actively investigating and In
mating upon aconssrvafve policy among bankers. AZ
The close Of the market the rate for call loans down
70 per cent the following the rates Of exchange
On New York At The aforementioned cities to-day =:
chasIestoD. nrm. buying 6-1o discount, selling "
. par; New Orleans, commercial V Ak discount,
bank v discount par; 81 Louis, so discount; CHI
sago, 2bo premium, ana Boston, plenty ~ par 20 .
sish. discount The posted rstes for foreign
oxohangs were to-day reduced TO 50 and As4K Tor
bankers long and short stcrng, and actual business
was done NJ ooncessions- Even At the low figures
shsre s only q small demand for bla, owing 10 tho
hlen borrowing rates for gold. Gold ooutnuos TO ad
vance. ana to-day touched loi, and closed at loo1
The borrowing rates very high to-day and cash
GOLD lent a. high s04 oi cent per diem, bat
closed d.. the Clearing House statement vas:-
Cursency 500 aos .oo
currency ..sssssssss.. z,sovsroo
0old exchanRss Arvos'os.
Gold baiancos. l,ofuAoh
and the gold clsarings Al the National Bank OF the
Bssss Of New York wers.-
Gold bAlsn oyI vis
currency Dalances.... tv.Vss
Veid olsarings. o2eoo
Government bonds were dull but arm, and closed
steady at the following Quotatisns.--
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
BEFOKE CALI-lp:3O P. M

$4,000 US l0-4os ~ iosk $1,000 US 41Ss, 9i l03k
10000 US S. 1881 1O5X l3oO0 Us 4,c, l907bc 99s
2.30 P. VI.
$1,000 S6's G. 49, lo7k $1,000 Us 4k's. g. '9l 1851
1OoOO SIS ri. r.x 10ix 10000 US As Q, l9O7. 99T
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
FINANCIAL.

4 LExNNbEK Pa0THiNGHXN CO.. BANKERS
and stock B.oksrs No. ~ Vail a. buy sell
the New York Stock Exchanre and carry same ~
long ~ desired on deposit Of three per careful
tention yen to orders for tnvsstment from SIS upwar
70 20 times the amount inverted EXPLANATORY CI r.
treo application.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11

Dscresso sna ysaS. $lU Ss0
The Continental Telegraph Company opsnsa their
ofiess New York for businsss ss-dsy The rate ID
twenty-five cents. and they promss "a make this .
uniform rate all over The country.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. TO- 1878.
Tho print cloths arket has ruled quiet with light
of6a extra cloths " 33c cash but 6ox56 cloths
changed, though nominal. AZ 5-i6c., cash.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
The CLOSING quotations Of mining shares in Sal

The following were the quarterly statements OF III
national banks OF the city Of New York ON the /,
day oi October, 1873:
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
FIRST BOARD-l0:so A. N.

IU:I5 4. NJ
$1,000 STAT 1907 100 $1,000 Us5-2oss 'osbs Io7,S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-21
Nall0mell Z0ral Nems.

The funeral of Mr.. Jonas Childs at his late res
ldence on Lincoln ST.. in this city, was attended
on Saturday last by large number of citizens,
and the services throughout were solemn and i'm.
pressve. Rev. Mr.. Emmons officiated at the
house, and the Masonic fraternity at the cemetery.
Mr. Childs one of our Oldest citizens, and
highly esteemed as an honest, kind hearted and
worthy member OF society His family will re-
ceive the heartfelt sympathes of this entire COM
munitv. Mr.. Childs was nearly "A years Of age,
and until within few weeks has always been en-
gagged in active business a book binder in this
city and Augusta
Several sudden deaths have occurred in this city
within the past week, carrying sorrow to the
hearts of many families and friends. On Satur-
day morning last Mrs. Eliza E., wife of Mr. Geo
F. Mcintosh. was suddenly stricken down by
death; and on Monday morning. Mrs. Alkaline,
wife of Mr.. Asa Lbbey passed away after brief
illness of three days. On the previous Friday
two Of her children were taken away by diphthe-
ria, and consigned to the tomb and on the same
day she was attacked by the dread disease, which
terminated fatally as above stated, Monday
morning. These and other sad events of recent
occur ence in this community, are solemn remind
ers of the uncertainty of all earthly enjoyments,
and the mutability of all earthly ties.
Mr.. Currier has commenced agitatng his street
sprinkler, much to the qualification of those hav-
ing business on Water street, where the dust has
been most intolerably annoying for the past few
weeks.
Regular full blooded Colorado potato beetle,
have made their appearance in gardens in this
city, with watch full eyes for the first sp:ingng up
of the tender vines.
Mr.. j. W. Bodwell Of this city, was thrown
from a carriage on Water street, foot of Central,
on Monday morning last, fortunately sustaing but
trhing injury. The horse an to foot of Union
street, where he brought to stand still, with
slight damage.