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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-29

,so+1s1o In the bullion mining stocks dealt
a. ~ the Stock Exchange. little was done except
IN standard. of which 5000 shares were SOFA
at advancing figures from 32Ss up 10 So%: and
The market closed excited over the quick am
sharp raly in prices that occurred during the last
twenty minutes.
xASGK or 1HE sroCK aARKRE
1fyegoy,ed ty nc cold and stock telegraph oompana
Rtna hara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-29

state bonds were entirely neglected. Louisiana
cousols being quoted at asa 1914. We note sale
of Jersey City water loan 6s az 1879.
OF cltv bank stocks, the sales covered Merchants
CHALET American Exchange Isl at 1OG, and
Fourth National ~ az 1Ol l..
Railroad bonds generally lower and weak
for the speculative class, and steady To firm for the
Investment securities The largest business was
done ln the Fries 1929. 600 second consOS selling
NJ 793t "a 1911 725s the funded IS at 77G763f, and
tirSt cOuSuls az IlO5sG 1Ol1. Central of New-Jcr
sew cousnls declined 10 OSLO 93l2 and Lehigh and
WllkeSbarre cOnsOs 10 600G0lL Missouri, Kansas
and Texas fCsts tell to 66l2, seconds
c. C. and l. c. seconds TO $685.. later selling at 20.
The elevated railroad issues suffered heavy fall,
Metropolitan FROM lOS 10 lO5, and New-fOTk to
ia The Pacific issues were barely steady ONO
and MissISsipp seconds were per cent higher ar
% and Chesapeake and ONO urstS class were L
per cent lower at "A.
Money continued active. the fair rate to-day being
g per CEN! with exceptions at and per cent. The
closing CuOtatlOn, however, was made 3 per cent,
bui II was only after the demand had been supplied
and for effect on the stock market. On Govern
ment bonds the rate was 3604 per cent. No change
is reported III discounts Tor domestic exchange.
The United States Treasurer ut Washington to-day
received $3.50. 900 IN National bank notes for re-
demptiOu. The customs receipts were P4oO,OOO,
and the internal revenue receipts S37 1000. The
following IS the Clearinghouse statement to-day:
Exchanges SIS, 939, 623; balances, S5,3G5.9 04.
The business nc the SuD-lreaSury to-day covered ::
Receipts S2.64O.315 payments, 81 sob; cur
rency balance. $40 413, S11; coin balance, $l23,-
6S2, 32f
The foreign exchanges were affected by the higher
rates paid for money, aud closed duli and iOwer
business being done at y cent below The following
revised OgOtatIODs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-29

RIO T,yTpO Nav -Cofse market animated large sales
for the United states Rio Good tsts 40 res per
b. llis-. Exchange on London. ~ a.
2..-CDiee market qntl: coWu"aiv iehiei' y
Suisrinr santos. 3. iOuD5,GOD rels per 10 AiioN
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TOtal sales Tor NE
70 pRIcEs or PHILApELPnIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING sTO'


Government bonds to-day were again weak, the
feature of the market being the further decline to
1929 fer the per cents. The new Js also were 4
lower at 1872. District Of Columbia SOS fell
from 81 10 ST. but recovered 20 S7l sales aud bid.
ANNEXED are closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-29
Duslnsss .gnances.

TOR SALE-A paying milk round, selling 30
4 quarts and stock groceries Apply 70 NAbEN-
TINE BERGEN * CO.. 10 Fulton-st. BROOKLYN
ANANTED-A party TO take an interest IN
tne manuiactur. sale Of ot re oldest best
ready Paint small capital 70 DO large buhness
Address, l.. X, Herald once
ENANlED.-A reliable and energetic young
" man. well connected aud having $4,000 at command.
can secure class office business dreay
tabshed Addre Cylug ful particulars aA0 references.
LEGAL SPECIALITY OF Trlblne.
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M. COWpREY. secretarY.

TVHE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
81 NEW-YORK
No. Is Nassaust. corner Of Pine-st.
CAPITAL. Sl.OOU.OOO IN U. ). BONDS.
Allows deposits, reiuTnable d manl ut
suecel Il lega. depository paid into
Court authorized act Executor, Admnisr ItOr
Guarian any Othe position Of trust Also Registrar
Transfer OF stocks anu Bones and Trustee for
Railroad Mortgages
HENRY F-ssAULDING. President
BENJ. B. SHERMAN Vice Presidents
FRED'K u. COSSirr, : ''N'-- -N-1''
&. H. II. BABCOCb, Secretary.
BOARD or TRUSTEES
Samuel D. Babcock, George W. Lane,
Jonathan ThOrue Jacob d. Vermiye,
Isaac Y. Phelps Geo MaccuhOch Aiiler
JOSIAH NJ FisKe. Roswell SAee+
Chas. g. Landon. \. y. Low
F.luund " C0ries Amos H. Emo.
Frpdv< H. Co.sitt, Chas. @. Frauckyn,
VIM. II. Appleton VIM. II. WeDO.
t;ustav ScGawb, J. PICrpout Morgan
David Dows, Percy II. Pyno.
Martin Rates. Henry r. sDaul ling,
Wa. Alien Butler David Wolfe Bishop.
James p. wallace, Cornelius y. Bliss
Benj. b. sherman.
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TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE METAL WORK OF THREE
LIGHTHOUSES.


OFFICE oP LIGHTHOUSE ESCHHHR. Firth District
BALTIMORE. Md NAY q. 1873 x
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received until
u saturday the N day O June, 1872 from Iron
only furnishing tho materials labor o
AIRY the completion Of Lno METAL WORK
OF THREE LIGHTHOUSES Hoopers strata
Chesapeake Bay for James Island Tnnger sound Nd
the for Point Abesaar1 sound. " c. in
accordance with the drawings and SPECIFICATION 10 be oo
tanned from this onicc app icat.on.
The pamphlet contains all necessary inf0r.
nation and tho blank whoh must be use bidding
contracting for this work.
A copy this advertisement should accompany each bid
The right reeot any all bids 20 defect IL Do
deemed for this interests Of tho Govenuentto DO so -
served
o. T.. BABCOCK,
Major ~ Enginscra u ~ A..
Lighthouse Engineer. rsfth plsfz1cG
By order Of the Lighthouse beard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-29

The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 2sth day of May were:
New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-29

NETWORK AND O.wEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD tOHPANY,
EEW.IORK. May II, l079.)
rT'he ab0ve-named railroad Is now advertised
4 20 be sold June 2oth. On foreclosure of the
First Mortgage Bonds The uuder-iguod committee
cg yhye per cent Of both the Receivers Debt and
Mortgage Bonds. such other houcr5 OF Receivers
Mortgage Bonds desire 20 cooperate with
thus the expected benefits Of purchase OF
premises such SALE deposit Their mold
iurs committee the Third National BANK No 20
Na5sau-st, before June TO- 1879.
% Williams. w C. whitney II Amy
Pr James. + Livingston. H.. Fenner
TAeO. Houston, Edwin Parsons, G. ". Jordan
c. N JORDAN. Chairman
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PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONE5 FOR
Il SOLDIERS GRAVES
acknowledgements OFFICE

QUARrRRiA sTRR-GENERAIs OFFfcR
WASHINGTON d. G., March 81 l,I3.
SEALED PRDPO~ AIS. trpIcate. hereby invited
furnishing IIesdstGnes private,
Village CITY Cemctcnes, provided yY tie law approved
February 1879. Of which the following extract
That the Secretary war Is hereby authorized 20 Greet
headsones soldiers Who served W the Reg
uiar Volunteer ARMY u the United states Gurng thc var
for The Union, lEd VINO have been buried "a pNaA yag
Do the
Of March B. 1913. TOR those inferred National Ahlary
Cemeteries"
- De furnished Is estimated AZ 1000
specifications describing IN detail the standard liked bY tho
Secretary Wr ana blank forms 81 proposals. can D." had on
application person nv letter 10 Cap \. rockwell
A. o. ~ u. ;. - m charge OF at.onai Conetee " asnn
D. c.
Specimens furnished be a.
this Office.
All should be accompanied b. good ANA sufficient
guaranty. "a be considered except
White Marble % the grades named IN TIE sDerncatonA
should Enclosed sealed
Propose 0f HeadstDnps" ami addressed 20 the I'M
dersigned Office they viii DC opened she presence
ofbdders Monday, June ~, 1919. commencing az
O'Clock n N.
By order Of the SECRETARY Of War
MtIli-. OulrteImastrrl ienhral u y. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-29

THE TRUSTEES rHE VIEW YORK ASD Bg)OELYN BRIDGE
OFFICE No. 81 W5ter-st. BJOc kLYN, May n. 1873
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
- the trustees OF the NETWORK AND brooklyn
BRIDGE until o'clock Of the I'd LAY Of June, 1872
furnishing and delivering about hundred ana
(z4r) cable yards OF cut granite
Plans specifications had upoh application
NJ the Office.
Proposals must be Proposals Granite"
" 4. MODELLING. Chlef ga neer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-29

Canal Railrd Co'stw'e. Bait. Phiia- Bost'n.
Flour, bbs.... l4423 925 1.298 1850 3.363
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Total bush. $3.50 2O6325 135,75l 2769o0 e05OO
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts Shpments
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MI. z. V. Smalley writes from Maine to the
Tribune that the money to run the greenback
canvass In that state comes directly from Mr.
Tildens barrel The explanation given for
Mr. Tilden's course In aiding to break up his
own party and cause it to be absorbed in the
greenback organization, which he abhors, is
this: II the republicans can be beaten In Maine
this year, the coalition operating against them
viii be solidI1ed In 1850 into the support OF a
Tilden electoral ticket, and the result Of a close
presidential election may be determined by de-
tachfng from the republican column a New
England state that has been republican for
twenty-three years. For similar strategical
reasons be Is said to be supplying campaign
funds for the election OF the Ohio greenbacker
Gen. Ewing. IL would be rather hard On Sam
my If he should fail TO get the nomination after
thus profusely paving the way with gold from
his barrel
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WOOD.

1 VALE youroor 1,,r WOOD.
HCOD. 1ELEPHoEIC CoNSECTIoNa GOAL
Full Weight
COA1. Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices.
ws;,, ,es,. frompt deliveries GOAL
slsln once wnArvess mill and depot connected with
With 1nequaled facilities and advantages for eoo
n9mically conducting the wood and coal trsSe.
to stock up largely when coal is Lowest: ofsoes
throughout the city, and all In immediate communi.
cation. lnsur1ne prompt attention to orders Ve Are
70 oner to our patrons the best varieties of
Remember. we insure strictly purs cos, Sooxo
POUNDS to the ton A' ~'~~e
JOHNSON BROTHERa.
+ MG sw; OHces: 1902 st NV; 1Il2 9th ST. a ".
14Ie fth ST. NV; and 22l Pa. ave. Sc tyiS-H
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The Presidents hopes for the breaking up OF
solid south by the organization of Independent
parties or the running of Independent candi-
dates, must be somewhat dampened by the
news from Mississippi to-day. The case of
Dixon, who proposed to try the experiment in
Yazoo county, is settled by his murder, which
seems to have been al inexcusable and brutal
affair throughout. Settles for the present, that
is. The passage that "the blood Of the martyrs
Is the seed OF the church." Is likely to be veri-
lied before the memory of the transaction passes
out of mems minds
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The Asphalt Nuisance.

In another column, 1t is very conclusively
shown that the District Commissioners and
their sanitary advisers are altogether mistaken
In holding that the fumes from the asphalt
works are not Injurious to health. The asphalt
used contains large amount of rotten vege-
table matter and volatile gas, and when
subjected to heat gives out stenches
OF peculiarly sufrocating, nauseating and
Siekening character. The emanations from the
pitch lake OF Trinidad are so noxlous that no
white man Is able to live within their influence
Afadayits taken In the suit against one of the
asphalt works In Washington shows that
the smoke from them covers with SCOT
and lamp-black every thing exposed to
1T, and that the gases from them
have not only penetrated the clothing, furnf-
ture and food OF the people OF the neIghbor-
hood, but have produced coughing. loss of ap-
petite, nausea, retch1ng and vomiting. This
would seem to be pretty clear case of "some-
thing Injurious to health" 1t seems that the
particularly offensive nature Of these emana-
lions Is due to the fact that the contractors
have been allowed to use cheap crude methods
OF refining the asphalt. II the Commissioners
had compelled them to use close stills with gas
consuming attachments, the evil would have
been less.
1t Is held, also, that the Commissioners are
at fault In not enforcing the law against the
offenders. The common law against nuisances
Is In full force In this District, and can be en-
forced at any time through Indictment, by fine
and imprisonment. II the contractors were
treated to couple Of years in jail they
would probably find some means Of boiling
their asphalt In way less offensive TO
the community. In default OF the District
government to bring the contractors to terms
any citizen can sue out a warrant and get an
Injunction. From the public feeling In regard
to these nuisances 1t Is probable that move
ment against them Will be speedily organized
on the latter line.
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Merely a Suggestion.

II things go on at their present pace how
long Is IL going TO be until everybody Will de-
cline to go anybodys bond, as security for good
behavior and the proper handling and DISPOSE
ton Of money! Then, we suppose, we shall
have companies formed to insure against defal-
cations and abuse OF trusts as we now have
them to take risks Of fire and death. And why
should we not have such institutions? Their
existence would put the whole matter on q
business footing, where, as a rule, It properly
belongs. Why should man ask his friends to
put all they are worth at hazard to insure his
good conduct, any more than he would expect
them or any person or corporation to take the
risk Of his property being destroyed by fire or
to insure his life, as merely friendly act,
without the payment OF premium or the de-
posit Of substantial collateral, to indemnify
them against loss and ruin In the event OF his
betrayal Of the trusts committed to his hands?
1t Is likely that company organized to In
sure fidelity In such cases could soon collect
statistics enough to show the percentage of
honest and dishonest bonded officials IN public
and private employment. Upon this data
they might then be able to have a scale of
yearly premium charges on each hundred dol
lars named as the penalty Of a bond, as the
risks OF fire are now calculated under given
surroundings, and upon property OF certain
classes. OF course the character and habits OF
the insured individual would have to be taken
Into account, just as the health and habits Of
an individual In q life policy are now, together
with the character or amount of the trust COM
mitted to his charge, his liability to tempta-
ton, and the checks, restraints, etc., imposed.
The chap wanting the policy would have to
pay accordingly, or stand aside for another
fellow who didn't present so dangerous a risk.
OF course the company should retain the right
to examine the books and accounts of the In
sured at any time, for the purpose of learning
how he was discharg1ng his duties and trusts,
In order that 1t might take the necessary steps
to prevent loss; and it also.-Dut we are not
going to work this whole thing out in detail
We merely suggest the idea for the benefit Of
those enterpr1sing capitalists who are fond of
getting up Joint stock companies. The field we
point out is wide one, and OF boundless posi-
btlittes In the way Of business.
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GOAL! COALI COALg
am unloading several cargees of Kalmia Ivkans
Valley, Lorberry and White Ash
COAL.
which win be sold at bottom pricea
Call early and leave your orders
l. VIM GUINAND,
013 La. 40. and lsf sf..
Between Band O aa
"u@fi iooe VI on D. &c my7-ly
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What becomes OF all the pins Is still a cues
uon that remains unanswered and unansWer-
aDle.-lN. Y. Times
1t was settled long ago. They fall to the
ground and become terra-pins.
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THE CELEBRATED
AURORA LAGER BEHR,
CRESCENT BREWING 90.

take pleasure In announcing to my customers
and the public In general that have succeeded In
obtaining the Agency for this Celebrated Beer, re-
ceived IN Refrigerator Cars and stored In Vaults OF
the latest design.
am prepared to furnish the same in Hslf and
Quarter Barrels, or Bottles, to suit the trade OF
private families. It recommends itself above all
other Beer for perfection in every requisite Of good
Lager, namely: Body, Brightness aud Taste
the cdti1ens Of Washington, solicit trial. to con.
vince the public Of its merits.
PHILIP M. NAY,
SOLE AGENT
~ Depot, SO-S1 Prospect street..
WyVVS@ GE01oEToWl,
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COAL AND WOOD.

OOAd ANO WVOU,
{ GOAL! COAL" COAL!!
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
We are receiving daily car,zoes of the best ouaB
Offering at low prices, direct from the vessels Con
sunerF VIII find It to their advantage to cali early
OAK and PINE WOOD In the stick or sawed and
city. GTEPHENS0N IPn ~ lnis
iy9+r EHUN . 1 I,s...
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDIN6.
- The public ia respectfully informed that m.
LYOETT BOOKBfNDERY
carried on - heretofore. The esme excAlent
M4rkmen are employed, and the work turned ont
VII be In the superior style which has alVays besn
cnar4cter1s1C OF the oetabljshmenf
apSly 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, I'd door.
GIBSON BROTHERS,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
luz fenIsylvania avenue, Wash1neton, d. O.
- rme fr1E0nG Specially. tAn16-ly
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed q limited partnership in pursuance Of
the Rev ised Statutes o: the United States relating
Derthipe The name or firm under which said part
nerthip is to be conducted Ia BENKERT B WILL
turing. purchasing and sellins Of Boots and Shoes
In tie Clty OF Washington. District Of Columb q.
are George T. Benkert and George B. Wilson, both
residing in the City Of Nsshinsion, D. O., ana the
the City Of Phiiadelphia. Pennsylvania The said
sDecia' patty has contributed ten thousand dol
lars In cssh % the common stock The said part.
nership is TO commence on the 10th day of August
1879 and is to terminate on the 3lst day Of August,
geo & E. RMHfhN saRI General Partners
VIM. j. BENKERT Special Partner
AnR20 atAWAW $3.50, 100000
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
4u UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN,
Corner of Tenth and E Streets NoTth,sest.
The 31st Annual Session will begin September lst
Prof Ross will deliver the Introductory in the Col
lege Lecturs Room, at O'Clock p. II. Public In
NOBLE r. E II Prof Of the Prin
ofMedical Faculty.
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ. D., Emeritus Prof of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chi.
and Prot. Of Clinical surgery. . 7
JAMES z. MoRGAN. NJ; D. Emeritus Prot. OF Ma.
jurisprudence
SAMUEL G. BusEY, MD,
Prof. of Theory and Practice of Medicine.
FRANCIS A. ASHFORD. NJ D.,
Prof. Of Surgery.
JOSEPH TABER JOHNSON. A NJ, NJ D.,
Prof Of Obstetrics and Diseases of WON en-
Prof. OF mythology. 49, D'
Prof. Of Ma,eria Msdics and Therapeutics
DANIEL KELLEY, A. NJ, Id,
Prof. of Chemistry and To1icolosy.
Prot. Of Clinical Medicine.
PHILIP 8. WALLIS. NJ D., Surg o. SN
Prof. Of Anatomy
JOHN WALraR. NJ. D.. Prosector to Chair of Anat-
.us,s.snso F. ashfokb Dean.
autAo-uepoo 1880 n. Y. avenue
CHINA GLASS
AND CRoCKERY, VIII
PLAIN AND DECORATED. ~
A complete assortment of
HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS
MAsON'S and PROTECTOR FRUIT JARS
sB- ALL AT LOWEST PRICES
NJ. W. BEVERIDGE,
(Late Webb 4 Beveridee)
aug12r 1909 Penn'a aCenMe.
Gas FIXTURES.
GAS FIXTURES.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF THE BEST MADE
GOODS IN THE CITY.
from the celebrated factory of Messrs. Mitchell,
Vane %.
WILL MEET ALL COMPETITORS IN THIS
CITY All WELL AS OUTSIDE
All Of our Goods handled by Practical Hands
VIII guarantee entire satisfaction
E.F. BROOKS,
Ruaa-1w coRcoRAN BUILDING, 16tA ct,
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
HOUSE No. 2027 81. W., will be opened for
- Hoarders on the LIST Of September, 10y q Phila-
oepnlan- Rooms can now be secured References
IeQuIleo. augl6-2aw 2m.
ROARDING-The best Of BOARD, with nice strv
~ hOOMH. IN private northern family, where the
9miort1 OF bone can be enjoyed the best location
~ tne clty. oOo 81 NV. Jy235w
n HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
~ with or without BOARD, in corner house de.
lghtfully located, and facing south and west 600
EAs. OAptol eG jel7-eo3ms
ROARDING.-Ocol, airy ROOMS en- suite or sin
y gle, with hrst-class TABLE BOARD, Aleo
transient Eoardere accommodated Refereucea an.
cnaneed OH 9Th st. NV. and 206 F ct NV. N-ly
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OLtDao 0ddSS OF Ae.-I, RICE, dssls. ~
- S sSs rs ~ CL4IAIN0, BOOTSs SHOES.
the hishest prices In DASH for the several artscss
named xbovA Orders by 0a0 attended G. noyStT
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Sealed Proposals will be received by the Bailey
french PAVING Company, st the office of O. d. Bar.
rett, eeQ., Webster Law Building until II NJ Mon
DAY. AUGUST 18th, 1879. for the following mate
rais to be delivered ut their yard, corner Of North
capitol and J. streets: 600 TONS more or less, CTR
Lime stone; 100 yards fine broken Stone, for bin
der: 800 cubic yards Sand; all Of which must be
the District Commissioners for asp alt pavements.
Also, for cartDs materials from the yard to the
streets. Full particulars may be had by addressing
or calling upon the asent of the company at their
yard.
Au1l95t D. ". BAILEY, General Agent,
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n U r I Q n /.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to BUY,
SELL, FILL, or TRAFFIC in any SODA WATER,
PORT ER, or LAGER BEER BOTELES.or SIPd0N
BOTTLES. marked either "R A. Shiun," PAIN r
GIeep,".s G Palmer" IN. n Whitney \ Co."
An act OF Congress entitled IAN Act to protect the
manufacturers of Miner Water in tina District Of
2Sth 1866. A description of SAID Bottles hiss bseI
placed Oh file in the Cffice of the Clerk of the Su
by SAID act of Coz gress-
SAM'L PALMER,
Depot, 81 Greene st..
49,. ,,-o Georgetown. d. q.
Aostiet In, IoiS. aug7-sr
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NEW BOOKS
The Data OF Ethics. by Herbert Srencer......S1 90
Modtrn Cbromatics, by Rood. observation-disclosures. 2 90
Rea liDgs from English History, by j. r Green 50
Hermon on the Law Of Mortgages of Real Es-
tate, vol .......................... 80
Jones on Mortgages. vols I'd Edition. 1879. Is 60
$500 90
Mills on Eminent Domain. rs
Woolseys International Law, Sd Edition, 1879. SO
DamDum Alb. que Ipjurla, by E. p. Weeks....,- 90
large stock of Stationary slways On hand.
". 81. b o. 81. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERs,
ang19tr 476 Pa. 0Ce,saae.
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4, Ine Real Estate Review, published at my ONCE on
tne zHh OF each month, contains complete list Of
az the houses have for rent. together with reports
concerning the condition Of the real estate market
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