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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
HARPER IL sizes
Unrper's Intin Di-tionary.

Harper.s Tnfin Dictionary frliri g.. 4. Aafr-ws.
R.gf-rd uy 4. Royal D,
1888 ntges Price. nan. 20 ih sheep. - 80
hall .afler $40 80. full Nis~if, NJ 3d.
T,rol and the skirt Of Alps 49, G,nr-e D.. W0ring,
ir nor II "A Farmer Aacif!nn &c healfiuilY ilus
tritad. $40, Illuminated cloth, 3.
The SuuIcu Rock tais ~ the M-nierrlnsan by Geo.
Cupnr-. .ut0ur Tie Green HaAA.' 5-no paper ID
ctnt-; sofh 80 cents
Hadge Dunraycn novel Bv tac author Of the queen
Of Dunauga.' 10 cents.
The Princes. ld.cNrys. 4 fairy book. Nv Nr, ". j.
Ha~. Iul-traiad. -quaie limo. cloti, - cent.
Young Mrs. JardDe \ novel by tie author u Jchn
ia. TX lOrsnt-.
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- In.ErFY CnNCERr.

Al Ciickeuug Hall last evening Mr. Joseffy,
with tnc assistance OF d. Dmrosch AID an orchestra
gave the lest bat OF hi. concerts ia this city, The
programme worry trying for 1t included the = MINOR
concerto of Chopin, Beethovcns fit concerto, and
Lists Hungarian Rhapsody" Three more exhau,t-
ing works 10 gl NOT be easy ~ hDl, hut Mr. Josefy
playing showed tnrou-nuut the same wonderful bril-
b. uc4 and technical finish that has marEtd his work
rroru rut fret audience enthusiastic 90 a
decree. Ou FRIDAY evening" hc viii give recital when
D. VIII lav Iha Beethoven major sonata lop 15l aif
worl, 6v Cn .t.n. ..zt -chumaun anC HAYDN.
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WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2l.-wool-ouiet supply greatly
duce,l OhIo Pennsy anla aud West Virginia NA aud
above tOa i3c; Y 4Odic.; M-dum 4idi5c; Coarse 31G
4Oc, NewYork. MICHIGAN Indiana and Western Fine
ny 3G0fOc.. Me,inm. 43d4jc. Coarse 81 4inc;
Washed. Combing Deanc Fine ,shed Deialnc and
IN Medium ashel COMBINE and D.lne. II >
jnc Coarse Washed Alng and Deaine, iO94Jc Canaa
asled COmbing 3qds zoe, TUB Washed choice, f.u4S;;
Fair f2d43c.: Unwanhed ComDing ami Deane, Medium
Unwasled Combng and Delsne spa COsrse Jnwa-ed
COmbng Delaue. 81 32c. Bright Inwashed Clohing
Fine or ana Xxx, 25a2Ge;i AeGium. 81 d31cs Dark
Earthly UnwasneI Clothing Fine lSd22c.. Medium. 260
2Sc; Coarse 24a27c. oregon Fine 2hN35c; MEDIUM .
35c. coarse ~ 3cc.. California Fine 2ua35c Medium.
d32c, Coarse % jUc New Mexican Colo ado Fine
20c3pc Medium - COarse Garrett Wool. l9Gz2c
81
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ROCKAwAY REACH SCIENTIFICALLY DISCUSSED.
A regular meeting of the New-York Aca-
DENY Sciences held Mondayevening No IL West
Thrty-nrst-st Dr. J. {. Newberry. the president.
In The chair The devoted discussion
Of geological and meteorological subjects. Dr. X. L.
Stevens papers the Growth OF the Beach Forma
tion at Rockaway, l.. l.. and ON Boulders the
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NAVAL IATALLIGLNCE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.-Commander Win
nc Il :. Schlcy detached from the command OF the
Essex aud placed on waitng orders. Plssed-As
Paymaster H. I. stancln is detached from the
Essex and ordered % settle accounts. Leutcnants A
Walker. Clinton X. GUSTS. Master Laudon p Jouett, H.
signs Charles p. T. Moore aud snmucl C. Lan.ey, Mid
suipfnan Christopher T.. Bound. Pissed Assistant sur
reon Andrew VI. Moore. Ch.ci-Eu -lueer Peter A.
Ecarck and Assstant-En cnesr George Il. Ransom are
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White Limestone OF suss County. y. Y. In the
former the reader stated mat the beach at
ROckaway had grown Sven miles since the DAYS ~
rcter SIuvvcsanf, ard mile and hdit since the
first Unitrd States VIII IN WIS mad about I'VE
tyfivs yenrs 90 The Inerng closed WIN exhibit
ton OF rarr aud beauiiui minerals from Nov' scot D.
by tie Rev. J. Scdcu spencer. 81 rytpWn wa" gave
Interesting account Of his travels Whe maku- cue
..Ila
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The TRIBUNE's TELLING WORK.

To the Edttor Of The TrtbVne.
SIP: THE TRIBUNE has been dealing yeo-
blows for good government all over he country.
IL has ways been quick ana take advantage OF
weak spot in the enemy front Each number
good a. h4li-dUZrn polite speeches L.
NdshtHOtgu. Oct. 10. 1879
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Dolitifal Nollfes.

XVIII Assembly District Cornell and IoskIns CampalKn
Club will kgse Hin Hail. No AZ 2d-ave, WE'D
NksDAY. Oetabcr - y m o,,,.,,,,e.,. ,,--.,,
yIott Haven Cornan and ussKns Clnb-Gen. 6eorge W.
n. Angel. Gen. Wn a. Morris. Hon.
Alfrei n will speak Central Hail MortsAni
Friday evening .ct0r Merritt ami Disfrs Attorney
PheIp. are invited Ia address the meeting.
WILLIAM Ia NORRIS. PRECEDENT
GEDncK A. HES-HkW. SECRETARY
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ItO3ERT- BROS.

The Light of Asia or the GREAT Remuneration. by ~.
win Ainon. ON handsome lCniO volumr. pace 81 %
NI.oadyne: story Of Under. world 50 John hoylo
% ilrily. ltO. large yye from Lee plates l0lio,
cloth. plce IL 80
Blind poem By Robert D. Joyce author u "Deirire"
SnuAfe lbInu kat top. ,rso ~ az
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81 Astsr-plase

observation-disclosures On. 4 edition 81 this npta
V,uur, partly selected ted. ~4th lrrilc Nv
MI hmer.oa. tnI.orm slth Household > hlcf No'hes
&c l2uu. -
Bresrhsaa, OF tar Beftr Lite Editra by Lucs Larcon
me- a.. s.lA ed .tlol Ok this c.lu book " Attlo
Cias.c .tsle. Prcr ftslacel o. ~ -.
-e,eL Order. hook shor siori.s bv Elizabeth stu
AT Phe g. 81 ''Ths Gates Alas Avis" 81. vi.
1
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LtPPINCOrr ~ %.

I'm The ~cbiIIina.rourt 4 romance. From thc GcIman
OF h. Mariit 80 \. L. Wlser lZo extra cinth Il 20
sfadelon Lernons by oh A'iaft, IuthOs of WIN.
stowe" r.. Extra Goth. % fa~s cove =, tst
Rixriov's Lite OF Benjamin Franklin WrItea by him
ssll ilOn. Bzrus. vos. l2uO. With
portrait from steel pm volume. extra cloth. u ~.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS
PORT OF NEW,

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures OCT. 81.
city II Macon. Kempon savannah DAYS. 10 Yonge
str Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond. city fOlntaii Norfolk.
TO old Dominion ~ 60.
SNIP kurIachre ~ Greenockl. McNilan. Philadelphia
dy s, ballast 10 Beuharn, Boyes Plckcrng a Co.
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LIT gLR. BROW T. 20

Tn. Lilo and Wrlings o benjamin n Curtis fdlicl
nv hi. son X y1ls. ,v, ciptii istilAits -
The re al -peeche. of Dsniel W eb-ter.
WIN an csAay o. Webster astcf OF hAgsA sYe ny
EdNln l.. WLIDpc. $40. cl.th. 81
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A dull headache, costiveness, low spirits and
appetite. some az tue indications II bilious a
tack arising from "a torpid liver. DR.. jayne sanatlyc
Ps VIII The liver 20 action, drive All symp
toms binusne-s from The system. and assist IN bring
ing about Il regular acton of the bowels.
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A FIRE ENGINE IN THE RIVER.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 21.-While going 10 fire
this evening" fire iengine No went full speed
into the river the Columbusst. bridge Both
were drowned and three were badly injured.
The bridge swung, and the draw-sates out Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

Pom me Cincinnati cd-ctc tEcp-l
Ncw-York will follow the lead of Ohio,
JlLeu'- money Notwithstanding. There j. an atmO--
ere a over tire NoTtn that fan Of lsfrlotisn. II
prevailed Ia one" IL nprossed hei people. IL prevails
aud flcrcdsing Now-Nurk, aug be- result viii be-
swc~pns Republican majority. The Democratic party
IL. l. -
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2 vols, 4-n.u, - 90.
The Exploration 81 rhs Wor'd. Famous Travels nd
Traveller. r.r. AOrl f.|flf
more chan .u page tIr. isia-, - 80
Tbo;na. o. Q.ineey Tf. lfr agA nrtg-.. vith rrnlb
'-l rl rnrr, t.l.,e TO- d. A. page. lrf l.ifrI
l..ef prc.. so. 81 a-.. crown ,r' .o 10, A gorii'
B..
Frinr An-eImo amt other poems. ay Jnaa ,. % Dorr
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IA a.
ueLes T.- grry-aaiclaf
tos grrcrlls slillslt Errlgl1f
caousoy ssnf rhs Astsei
Eaistloas e trnp-r.1r-
TRIBUNE OFFICE Oct. D.. a D.-ENceptng a slight
fall after noon. there change tie barometer,
Clear aud partly cloudy weather prevailed with light
during the last quarter. Tue temperature ranged
between 49a and go. the being a' higher
Monday The amount Of moisture Ia The has been
diminish slightly.
Warmer anu partly cloudy weather. with occasional
light rains may be expected IN this city and vicinity
TO-DAY.
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X MnRriiINnrON.
Fini.I.na.. Mark.


Fieidlna's Works iln. trtftd h1 9t.rg Cruksh1nk
Vols l. Tom % guls. Api 8. Ainr4Il Fp- Nol
4-Jo.eun Andr-wsl yo CroPuSro, extra coth per Vol.
M !. =
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CHEESE MARKET.

HRREnR. y. Y. oct. 2l.-lhere shipped hence "a
day, 5000 boxes Factory Cheese which sold 2sc. 4
- pc bulk brough i3c. Of $50 boxes Dair
Made Cheese at lOllc. 10 l2'sc
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The Coincide Humane and its Author. VITA tIansla
non. nom the 81 'BAao.~ including Tue Pus,
.The seam shawl Albert ssvarus." 81 H. IL Walker
Amt cloth. 81 90
card Essays Clsy's Decisions, and Csrd,Tnbe Talk
RS author Laws and Principles VI
Whist" Wiz portrait I2Ino cloth. 81 80.
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MfRRIED.

MERRITT HOYr-On Tuesday, october II, AZ tho res
the the brides father. by tho Rev edward athr
D. d. schuyler Merritt f. Frances. daughter Of H. Hoyt,
al VI stamford.
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studies "a German Literature % alTi i.r''r NJ =
an iuir,nei1. 1y le uol nrulss ll D'.rr -so 'ioth
extra -
Coumbu nnd CauaIa NDf,- 0n the Greet rerln'ie AK
- a .enDir 'u " Westward i- liiL'
~ D.. ..if.u. 500. t.DI. 'atit. 20
4 Pocket Cin-~cni Dictionary far Ready kefc-
Couluuld 10y b. 60. 4f'.ltil. L0nli ,.'l.i t"' "Ai-
Midsummer Drea.i- l5 Latham l. strong author 4
pos, Noon iu,' castle " naop' Nc- >qle l.aio.
cloth c1lI4, a -.
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A little fellow, on going for the first time
20 church wher the pews very high. asked
he did III the church. hes replied
went into a cupboard and took u a shelf -
teunday-School eundOwer.
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The Markets OF Ftri. hy Enir ly4 Pr % cent. In
paper 81. Sd. 81 30 % DrlL
The Vonqu - oi TIA,,sn,. ns ii.e mia. Iuee IS
crAi, lu p4lrt N,.Ir It g ID IN '.ri-.
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PRINT CLOrH MARKET.

PAIL RIVER Mass oct. 2l-The Cloth market l. very
frm AT 3c cash freely Offers. for 80 spots and
futaIrs bat manufacturers ins sellers below
Of 1000 pieces 6Oxjo Cloths ri ) nc cash
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LEE & sHEPARD.
Ilnalnu
sCRIBSER Il WEXFORD.

wxux. Wanx.. Waas... L ibuai.sHs 4 China
man ~ Julcs Verne. dIGO. cloth 81 paper. 30 cents
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOvFi2NMENT Indications.

For Ncw-England and the Middle Atlantic
s;alcs, r,n ana partly cloudy @eathtf With a slight
in temperature, and Stationary II slowly ialIg
barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

FRS Boo. an Quultarse Chemistry. Job rl'e.,nr A..
p. Ig-..rlD i.faf col sl....s4i- &c.,. u io .i.A
= !.
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Henry HOLT a. co.

Lectures and Es-ny- rs Ga. ale ~. Do. .1.ri =. 20 :.
Illfr4Dg stephen .ul B. ful.ct. villa tlt..t li ~
/. po.locA- NU-, eFH, ~ 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

Ell. ". s.. Piraioren was revived Monday
ni-ht af Oh. Theatre, and tae SIZE of the audit
en,e which ssem1 "a 90 welcome back ,s old flyores
would prove taaf suvan's work has losl none
Of DO, old popularity There have been 200 changes OF
impori.ucs in Tie cast except HAT Mr. navf-e re-
placed ny Mp. Paimcnfl Dick ItfoC. -n1r thcro Is
o new tait1ia C0lcnrtn W. Nlrl'fl. tut ttat Miss
N mo mr. u.s. fhc Nrit.fCHD. 81. NuiFr, ,ii,s N So.
Mile JarueIH il fr llsfrH retain Their nf parts the
chorus auI f-rI are s.cf.nf u- sNti. .rl iAc
Itrloru1urr was perfectly e'ron't. " Pna ore was
preceded f in. 90 Trial hy jury which H't excel ENTITY
given. Mr.. il.m. hrcla and Billie. 4oeI1 taking the
principal parts.
Tie LoHdpH Theatre reOukes the encore nm-
tauce: Toe pleasure derive from dramatic per-
ormance lY depends upon the extent 20 which
we are Above o. per. llls ourselves fnat what is Dass
Ing ou tho stage fea The pro~cenium shoud he
window from which actual events are Witnessed. Now
il would be difficult imagine any thing moro ininca
T. tai. l.Ou talu the appearance o. player imaedi-
ate, after powerful scene and exit His face ueccs
errllv expression very Inherent from mat
which nGurc~si on fAc fnfnds ol te audience nhd
others fhr 0r0uus PERSONA, instead ~ proceeding
" fu their parts. have stand innfc ana Wolonlcss
until thc liIr ceremony j. over d. prfctce Of calling
or before f. curtain. especially between TIE tci-
4 i0r sImIiar re'. ~lus objection inlc.'
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Special Nollres.

nervous other invalid. whose friends are wiling 10
pay literally FOR extaIidnary car. and ac'onaloHs can
Ind such n flmIy regular prllial % large rk pr
40 men tai diseases, altn xnr-f rcirTchr
By Addressing Ply -lCtAN care 90 DR. a. % Fast - Il
Bangs 81 Co. Auciioaeers. 733 ana ! ~ Broadway.
WILL SELL
WEDSE> DAY and THURSDAY. a. 23O p. M,
A fine collection Of COINS and MEDALS.
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Bangs & Co. Auciioneer. 733 and 7iI broadway.

THURSDAY and FRIDAY. at 230 o. m.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. SEW and Old STANDARD
WORKS H. GENEHAL LII ERArURE. ILLUSTRATED
ROCKS POETRY e.
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WORKS a. GENEHAL IL ERArU RI. ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS. POETRY &c.
Po-t Os-c foreign mails the week ending
IL Ia a. j '1 ii}st o' ig Nos' ia s
by steamship Alges. usoa-. corr t.o'nisnes
10 France must DE specially tiirs-e All a. e. M Tor
rHC R-DAf al . n of Earoo- p' steam, 81" Laic ~,
se .psea " ir,.si an At II a. m 5f E,roae ~ .,-in
snip Suevl va PyiH, ltn ,nsr1'nr- Anl hsnDaIg %
Richmond. Queensovn soFro-Dpn'elre o germany sui
scotland nu-t BE- specially aidrr.''il an. ~ ~ d. NJ or
scot snd dlr,ct Dv -.-An,hp 'ci-r tt y, low th. e
ll:3D M. fUf rrnany &C. ,t-lutlp oder va -plta
fae Contireqi nla.i De- specially i,rs-e liz nlsl-
Denmark. Not are dispatched by Hanourg
-oata p,e ae ports Tll len View 100, Oc,ober ID.
mans HaYt Domingo and TURKS T. auH wii ieeve
NesTorA October ~. ihe mails nr bermuda an4 tr Wcss
Indies VII leave NoN-fpr@ uco3 % r4e nails ipr IA
viii leave New YORK October 23 De a. ,- i'i sew
tounilnd WILL eav- N-N-t,r@ Dct01rr % llr unis 20
Au'trtlh &c VIII ir'Nf 'ih fiiut'' 'eiri .i -
mails Tor emma and Japan leave san Frlaes1 Noyenj er
40 RIOS. T.. JAMES. Postmaster.
Post once. New.Yorl. OCTOBER Il l-7,
Rupfure-I5s Treatment and Cure
Dr. J. A. II haA ia't' 90 t-c ~iineit ani cure 81
rupture Tor ine nasi Aitf. sea = n.t Dee n-Ii. "a,
Boston. on Wcdi..fay. Tlur,las and Fldt, Hs 's.0k
tho-e VINO SEM 10 cent,
Calp,sigu )ocunisl Politics ior The People.
No. 81. Bourbon ni ais. yti mc of. 81 ol-- for 30
so. sa. ,-paia.sn in n- solid ,on. r--ori Of r'aE
dishonesty aLd re. u1f.ti -I1fl-. rirr s.-f-
40 -. fnr 'f ,ur,sai Fnanrl iop.e' ioi Honest
NoteIa ln "a shout essays. iu0r tUAlt
No. %. TIE Ca.ou Ir,1.Y. n. 'nrltrs' ~ t'- ath
'l t,.-,,r li .rrl. ..i m .n.Ia .al.ct lrai u
1.-THE Best l.t.feus Dr hengor County, fr'e c.at.
copies oi OBJ 4e above i've csmDisr aoclu nrs
by man. POSTAGE p1 rrepf Ht j1 cents Dr-p
copies ofeach Scr 500 .oa o eFp-.' 800 epe''f
rcr - % or % copies %. .l,A o- 30 lr ~ u
either 70 or COB OPP ropi-,o % e4cl .ar -l
Address Dbl nrf,.tto TIE I.tfHrNe. Navl .r.-
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ApDlrI0N4L 1R4DE REPoRrs.

The vigor of youth given to the aged and
innrm By using Hop Bitfers. Try IL. -.
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rRIHI.NR local OBSERVATIONS.

titN HOURS: Morning Night lrAaI
IprS 34ss7 -9ionfqi ss4Ss7 sfolngIncns1
Ie5 tT!5-T.II. p? Z yry Y w 30.5
81 -es-i $500 si<ss ss{%.l
| 90
40 ll- - i ~ 81 b - s2o
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lion. PArL srRDbACH.

Hon. :. y. DITCH Err
lioI. hi. BARCLAY.
Hon Wa. b. WOODEN.
ISAAC /. IN, ir.
Prof. JOHN l.. III Vt.
Col. JOHN Oakley.
Hon. e. G.. ALFDRn.
G.. A. BIRNI,. esq
Hon. VI I. Tow y send.
Hon. A. 81. " IL :.
Hon. JOHN 4. Taylor.
Capt. JA3.E- N. WELLS.
Capt. BURN RlGBY.
Hon. n. J.. co, GE~liALL-
CHAS- J.. EVER IT. esd.
II. j. WEIGH. esq
Hon. CuA7 K. SKIN y Err.
HANNIBAL - dIIlI. esq.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-09-25
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

Money saved is money made The place
to save your money is d. +. McClatchey's
store, where new goods are being received
by the dray load. Has just received in store
several cases of Tomatoes, Canned Salmon,
Lobster, Oysters, fresh Mackerel, Sardines,
Crackers of every kind Ga bigger lot than
ever) Boneless Pigs feet in Cans, Goldfish
Balls, (ready for the table,) fresh lot of
Canned Peaches Corn Starch, Geatine,
condensed Milk. prepared Mustard, Meats
of all kinds, Pinhead Oatmeal, CrOckery for
everybody, q very fine selection. Fruit
stands, covered dishes, wash bowls and
pitchers, and numberless things necessary
tor housekeepers. A lot Of Brooms, a big lot
of Rope, Table salt in sacks for 3 cents. All
the best brands of chewing and smoking
tobacco. The best cigar for the least money.
Candles (Adamantine and Parafine,) Toilet
and Laundry Soaps a fine selection of
Tea the best Coffee Cream Baking Pow
ders, Sea Foam, Yeast gems, Baskets, Buck
cts, Ga brass bailed cedar bucket for 40cts
Sleeves, wash boards, churns, baskets, fancy
candies, Gum Drops Caramels, wrapped
sticks, a barrel of stick candies, the best
London Layer Raisins Lemons, Blue Stone,
Copperas, Borax, Alum, Salts &c The
cent counter is piled up with selection
received this morning from Baltimore.
Now if there is anything you need or wish,
usually found in a first claSS store, give us a
call, as we buy for cash in the best markets,
and are determined to sell. We mean bust
ness. Respectfully
ID. f. MCCLATCHY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-09-25
DALLAS pors.

Henry Braswell, the Sheriff of Pauld-
ing county, is at this time on the wings OF
fortune he has arrested one-iourth the
men in Pauldng since August term of court
and has got cut one bale of cotton and haul
ed il about 20 miles back and forth through
the county with pair of clay bank ponies,
which he says would not take $50 a piece
for. No marvel for Henry--he has per-
fnmed his place with flock Of goats until
he has apostatised.
...Sinoe the impeachment OF Goldsmith,
Jim Billiard the tax collector walks as
straight as shingle, for two reasons, one
is he can't bend neither leg, and the other
is he thinks he outranks all other officers of
the State.
AT this time our county is nearly on a
balance We have splendid people, good
crops and it is thought the county contains
nearly as much produce rs it does preju-
dice Tom, DICK Il HARRY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-09-25
POETS CORNER.
by LITTLE JACK HpRNrR.

Tell me We winged winds,
That round my pathway roar
DO We not know some gentle place
Where goods are nice and low?
The loud wind stopped for a while and said,
Go at once at Pitner & Sons cheap store.
Where you will find everything that you
want at prices that cannot be equalled. In
this connection we beg tosgive our friends
notice that in the commencement of the fall
campaign we have purchased largely of all
kind of goods and are now prepared to sell
lower than was ever known before in Mari.
eta. All Of our stock was bought before
the general advance in all kinds of groceries
hardware &c. and we propose TO give our
friends and customers the advantagegof our
purchases. We have a large assortment of
coffee and n. O. Sugar Owe do not sell re.
fined sugar. that viii be sold at prices here
tolore obtained for them.
Notwithstanding, there has been sharp
advance in this class of goods, and to those
OF you who are in need of these OF any 9th.
er kind of Groceries, we respectfully request
you TO call now as we can make il to your
advantage to do So Remember that we are
Tie original quick sales and short profit mer.
chants and have steadily adhered to this
plan and will continue 10 do so rs il pays us
and lms made our business success. We
have a large stock of Begging and Ties that
we are selling "lower than the lowest.
All we ask of you is to come and see us.
We cannot, we will not be undersold.
Don't you forget it, Cotton is low and
goods are high and it stands you in hand to
buy close to make both ends meet Come
to US and we will help you to do this All
goods purchased of us are deliveredlprompt-
ly and free of charge
Your friends,
JAMES PIrNER d Son.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-09-25

AMONG the passengers arriving at
New York Tuesday by the steamer
Wyoming were 335 Mormon con
verts, in charge of Apostle N. G.
FIiygone and seventeen elders, six
teen of whom were returning mission
aries of the Mormon Church. About
half of the immigrants were Scandi"
navians, the remainder sEnglish and
Welsh. They consisted of families
with large number of children
The elders laughed at the idea Of
Secretary Evarts requesting foreign
governments to prevent Mormon
emigration.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-09-25
Marietta Market.
[Correcled Weekly by our Merchants. !

Corrected Weekly by our Merchants'
COTTON-9 to "a cents per pound
CORN 70 cents per bushe.
WHEAr-90 to Sl00iper bushe.
FLOUR-S6.00 per barrel.
MEAL-80 cents per bushel.
BULKMEAT-7t a7i cents per pound.
LARD--l0 cents per pound
SUGARS-Crushed aud Powdered II cents
Granuaed 10 cts Extra c., 8. Brown cts
SALT-Liverpool Salt vi % per Sack. Vir-
ginia Sal, 81 40 Sack,
COFFEE-Java Coffee 33b cents per pound
Rio Coffee IA to i6s cents.
SYRUP-New Orleans IS to IS cents per
gallon. SORGHUM 81 to 40 cents per gallon.
Georgia Cane 80 cents.
PEAS--60 to rs cents per bushel.
RlCE--l0 cents per pound.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-Buying prices
from Wagons-Eggs III Is cents. Chickens
10 to l2a cents. Butter u cents.
FACTORY GOODS--7s shifting & A
sheeting cents. Factory yarn 80 cents per
Bunch Prints Ga to ~ Bleach 81 irlings s to
IL; Jeans 20 rs; Concord Jeans rs.
LIME--} bushel barrel 30 cts, to Sl.00.
NAILS-Per keg, l0d 1925 Sd, $3.50 ;
Sd, 1915; Id, $500.
IRON-Tire Il by inch 4icts., smaller sizes
10 advance. Rod Sets. Axes $40 TO $l2.
Ames Shovels Sl5. Rowlands $l2 Stones
$3.50. Solid cast steel K. Il Is Cast steel
25cts, springs Be axles l0all sad iron Sc ,
horse shoe nails 30 to 25; B Hames so
LEA rHER-CaIf skins, Domestic $40 to
$45 per dozen French AS to SOC. Harness
leather IS cents per pound sole leather, hem
lock, q: oak 40 to 40 split doe; kips, coun
try 60 to 20 per pound. Pegs 5cts. per pint
DWARE-IIollowwar s to 6 cents
Betting % per cent oil list. Manila rope l6o.
Cotton 20c; Jute rope l6c Cotton cards $3.50
per dozen. Axle grease $i.20 per dozen.
Picks per doz 80. Mattocks $i2.