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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for rec
ord Wednesday, Aug. q;
ulTr PROPERTY.
ArmttaRo ay. 23H It 0 of Western, st. Pix
100 II, dated July ~ ths,ra of Martha
Lila 1t, l2U It " of Union. /, 3lxlll
#. dated Oct. q. 1873 {cstste OF John =, ,on
axesa esDas tH e. 1Ghs as fs'ea ef cea:s Il, i1
1aO It, dated Aug. :. w. Johnston to
Jatnca hlcDonHlu} ...................... $50
Thy pfsu',.ss No.: 7 SSn TSwnS st, dated 7a7
wsst tj tjasEssu S =, II iSu II It WI q Lsas!tt, III:
BOx1.i q, Improved, dated AnR
lMa4tur tn Chancery to llirnn, garkvr,. $3.50
Stats 1t. y cor Of Eda, " I, a7axi03ft,
dated May Cd. l.. Posse 10 llo1ues u.
wsilacs w.'iil l. iii II II Il ifhriy ~
VT. aixl!44 It, lAtui July Is u.
shustls1 to t!ohn McMahon, ......... 17o
Michigan ~, :9o ~ q iisr9oa Y e, contt1s
M[ilard 1t al. To Betsy tiagoi..". 0.ooo
souTA or clTr LIMITS, WITHIN NAplus or sgykx
AaLEa or TUE couRT.uousE.
aonth Dearborn II, ncnr Foriy-tir u I,
?1xloU y, dated Aux. + u. "hltv to-
JaMes o LcnTyl.... ....,.......... ..3 go
EIss sixloS II. as.eI Aaa. @ r. = {6. %sits u
south Shn bsatSoia f"s IT. sai lis :bS.:, 'o'
2Itx109 =. dated Aug :. u. watte to ..
SOUL, % pcarbSin It, near tae sSose Soo
:7x1U0 Il, dAeu1 Aug. u. Wh!ts tu ~
n!slss" Il ss III II 81 r,tyou;;ta st. 7c
VI, 75xlU0 t., datea Feb. s II. j. aud
Ths premises No. 1893 South dearborn
It, aeted July ~ III. and e. picton 10
Jane lipruby}... :. ........".... -. 1000
, 1879-08-07

NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. La.. Aug. 0.-s!ght exchange
oil New York, X premium.
Sterling exchange, bankcrs bills, 4s5.
r0ItRl0N.
LONDON. Aug. G-Consols, 071(@07H.
American SecusIties-lilinoIa Central, o.;
Pennsylvania Central, 4l9: Healing 2l Erta
a9}4; preferred. 5i19; nuw Is, lo1N; 4]1a lo954; !;
IL, 105n.
rhe bullion Withdrawn from The Bank Of Ep-
gland on balance tu-tl0yls E5o, 100.
rANIa, AliQ. G.~-lsuntus, a3t t5c.
, 1879-08-07
1Shon,. Hhort IL. Il =. Short
dors. ribs. ccar". ecnr*.
Loose ............lSl 20 l84. 17H34.a0 s34.i0
Do, August. 80. $40 lila 4.a0 4.d0
Do. Soptembcr...l 3.1O 4.17A( 4.4n 4.50
July. boxed .,..,I y, 10 | 4,37M1 4,60 3,tfQ

Long clears unotctl ut 81. 20 loose, and ST. n
boxed; CumbusInnds. 4,l6f5c boxed; long cut
haalt. se1AIc: swcet'pickleu ha1,s. 7H6o7.tc
for 70 TO Ii average: green hams, same averages.
8A9I7c; green shoulders. 3i{c,
bacon quoted At 4asGa4!.c for Rhon;dces. +ai1
ITc for short ribs, httGb6e for ccuss 8ISIlnc for
hams, ali canvased and pncxcA.
GnfAHE-Was onat nt ~ 6aHc far white, 4t04tSc
for Eottl yellow md 31{Et4c for hrown.
UEEF-Wns uutct at Sc. D.75lb10.00 90 for mcFs.
S1U. 710t1 90 for extra mess, aud S1n 0UG91O. 20
for hams. .
TAI IEow-was nominal ut 5K@5alc for city and
6KG15esc for country.
, 1879-08-07

FLoUR-Was guiet md Gcncrai!y quoted weak.
There ssns somo inquiry hs exporters, but thoy
havo goncsal1y had their limits reduced from tho
other Side. and tbat, with advancing trc,rhts.
Hakca 1t Impossible III operate NJ anything liko
tho priccs askcd by holders. souc lots wc!o
marked down yesterday about 1:.Ic per brl. but
the market was still above the Views nf most buy
ers. There was not much offered, however, Tho
-four market being Just now In tho peculiar POSI-
t!on known ~ ''he.wcen lay und grass, the old
fours being pretty well used up, while tho now
not coming hero freely Just yet. some of tho nifs
having au1 ahead Of thclr current production. Saos
wore reported OF 3a3 brs winters OIL private terms;
b75 brls aoublo cx,saa at Sl.75aU.75 the outside
for patents; and 200 lrls low grade at Sc. rs.
Total, !, 100 brls. Tho following were the closing
, 1879-08-07

end go ,1?a,tc fns ,nt2cd alro !. con tu old at III
HHSe; a., freG on l'osr,I. Total. }.!no BY:
were 'akcn III nll shipping order. mud August Fad
rather frenzy IN settlement. No. !. told Mt Ic,
Aus1't n sabn;e 'Ae on'.'a mostly n 'ets1e.
wetc runnrcd Of III, tf}l III Nos. | and 2 Al Zoe:
100 !" rejected nj a.;c: !, soo h., by pamp1c ns
% 's1s1 onlef n .n, ,on'na mr. H. September
WI. uuotca at 70,sflr hd win sellers nskins 7Jc.
Ensra sns i,on,inal At 6ea IT, anl No. . r. 4e
san,pfes were rd: sales heinG topostctl q 40o bt
oil track. Total, 1,0Oo III.
MORNING GALL.
h 70 @ct"e' 10 nd 4. ae sSer
Wrat-:lI;, 0o0 hi at s:ia s7,se tor Au9ust. q ii
1sa'lc for September, 1000 for octohsr. nnd
Oi.;c for Anrtit. aud DiEGkDtc for 8cptcmlrr.
Carn-140. 600 hu at Gs.iGt&l'!o inr August. 1til
fnr ssrcnhMer ' M aa Httse'Sc ~ 1"s ost" en
9jA Gl1a1c for September.
ArrEnNnoa GAtE~
Nl,cat wns faitly nctlvc. talca being renorted Of
ems. 90 bu. At a0Hc for AnEust. sa!idpa54e tor
ita y.ar. winter wheat.l0, 600 6'; ii e.'sa
was easier. enics belne rsnostcd Of 3o5..
SS p fsr etoSef. na and aata5ss foT Aaaast
Ont.-15. 00o hu, at 23fc for AuEust and .:,!Ac
& 70; vs.; oeds1 ssss!s; sGs :S f5' FL e e.
s9sssi aas = fs1 s !ss' +:
9sfssi esope5et ssF! an fo; e @ '''" Tor
Wheat sold on The curhstonc at n5.4Qe85Tc for
aepton,bes. md closed .. the Inside. August was
antct at Bo!4RB1a4c. Corn sald at 3ssc sollcr
{; sf ';ilss :,: sSS,:9s, sa;;! %,:
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LIVE STOCK.

GATrLE-Slcasurcd alone by tho yolulne OF sa!es'
tho market would 10 called active. good many
cattla changing hands during tho day, but II wasa
drnggou trade After all, aud not all OF the ode3'
ate supply un salo was disposed OF, Nsws from
the East held ont very little encouragement ana
therefore shippura wora Indifferent about tnFes!.
ing. The offerings too, weEe uuattEact!se. and 'hs'
fact also onesnted aga!nst active shippn: mo's|
mcnl, There wcre fewer Texaa and Wsatesa cay
tia than on the two preceding days at TIM week'
and material Increase In tho number OF nat!soeA'
tlo but The increase was Of cla1s that dld not
greatly better asarnge quality, consisting foF Nv
must part IL It did, of hals'fattsnea s1aaes'
rhese woEo several punches Of extra hsefesI,
about 400 head Ill to!d-for which exporters pa!A
3l.766th. 90. but there was comparalissI5 UNIV
stock that was good enough to commhna oss,
3tb0. while the nsgsr purt Of tbs supply ebsnsse s
owners At pticcs bslo" rs. In comparison "aA
Tuesday thore was no noticeable caanyu III pt'ss''
tue market rullug about steady all sroaua;
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Hetyes-0radel steers, wel2hihg ,o-.r ~
LAO lbB and upwards. .... ......; oosSo' :"
chuIcu ueeyua-tanc, tat. we'll. fotMed mai n,
stseFs. weighing aaN to !. !bo los. 4.-o*s' w
'Hd MsphIes tad "a auo ius. 's ooo4..s
asu Wou1ina US to j. 10 II Ibx 1@ "..s oo %
DuichtEs'Htuck- floor 10 common strcts
u!aasIses ws!sbsnE ID SO 70 oso ib.. - 4oaa 90
o'SeS IS to- eS IL. s4''s'" e.4oaeo
, 1879-08-07
TIE cr1cAeo rn1punr THURSDAY


Kingdom for the periods named:
Week cntlIs Wreck ct,dfng
AHR. :" tA7st Aug. = 1N1s.
Flnnr, ancks.. 1cp, uaNktl!i OGO % ntnGf ni nGt
Wheat, .f1Ga"a CtW lll. NJ NJ 1t,5 th'1
Corn. qrs... zoo, 0uU4 5101 ZOO 2U.', U0GqtJOU 00o
sDarrcs.
, 1879-08-07

TOa pRODuCrs-W moderately active at Il
lower range. Lhrt was really wtnk. untor rather
large ot1cfiuaa by prominent holders, who think
that the current arrivals Of hogs too fat to pet-
NIT strength In lard. OF course, 0thcss woro anx-
ioua 10 sell when tloy touhd tho market going
down. and the rcsu1t:waa good deal more Of
foFed than was wanted, though several lots wero
not offered becnuse the market was already bc1ow
t.m!ts Some rathez 1nsEa purchases were made,
however, on English account, tho decline permits
ting some orders to be l1cd which wefe previously
limited too low. Pork declined in sympathy, aud
meats wcro eaater for tho same tcason, though
relatively frm. There was no material change In
the telegraphtc nd7,ccs from Liverpool.
Mess ronK-pecl!ned 10c per bsl from the latest
prices Of Tnesday, but waA firmly hsld 1t tho Re.
dnctton. gu Sales we're r9pofsd q 20 hrls q anot @ at
R.27f; and i. 600 hrla seer ocLobcr at So. 2.!ide
e.a7H. Total; 10 $40 brls. The market closed
Augast 81: 2oMa. a3h for scntemtcr, and nbont
nominal at abont SO. o5. Prime taess and extrh
mess were entirely nominal.
LAn1,.Dccl!ned 1910 per 100 lbs Iron, the lAteat
Prices q Tae.day s Sales Wsta Fspsttta q 200 tss
q sspttmnas at * 4des:;. 81; Il, 7, tc: tsiar
ssas Il 'Tss a 10 ss ss. Fl H. 'l.se "srket
clored tame at s. 40ae5. 10 spot s.. 10 for
0a5. 45 for October. Thu year closed nominal Ut
ST.. 35@15. .3T1s.
MEtTs-Wcrc steady at q decline Of ahont .Xc
tn local futures. with 70 little doing tor ahIonont
saics ,scro rcporo Of Al boxes sloulders 1t 10:
l, 150 600 lbs abort rbs At st. 20 spot, a. 20 seller
August. 81. 17hMa .24M seller September. md
81. 22K srller October. The closing nrices
Of tic leading cuts Of meats worc about follows
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sDarrcls. .
MOVEMENT or WHEAT
Tho following ahows the tccelnts httl ship


1NNEw ronK rEaTERrAY.
Auo. B.-rlecclpta-Flonr, 1864 brls: wheat,
'A}i,Sc0 In; corn, 11o,S50 bu: oats, a62 bu;
corn-mcnt 5g0 pkgs; rye. t3,ost bu; matt,
3,p0o bu; pork, 0ss htls; beet, 1,4oi tcs: cut
meals, 1900 pkgs; lard, 4,o5a tcs; whisky, 3i4
brla.
Exports-For twcntY.four liours-Ffour. 49,
f10 brtt: whant, 405,000 bu; corn, 1o2,ooo bu;
rye, 1000 bl..
DrT1AnLE GOODS RECEIvRD
at Custom-iIonsc, Aug. 9: Carson. Pirfc, Scott
& TO-, 9 cases dry goods: George o. Haskell g.
Co.. II bags seed; stottaucr Bros. It Co., cases
dry goods; Wilson Dros.t caso dry goods;
El2ln National Watch Company, caso watch
jewels; Grommcs d Ullr!ct,, 2 cases cigars !;
Kantz'cr s. uareis, cases cigars.
, 1879-08-07
COMMERCIAL,

Latest quotations tor August delivery On Tho
, 1879-08-07
Governments Weaker---
Foreign Exchange
Dull.
Chicago Banks Taking Currency Out
of New York---The Stock
Market.
Tho Producc Market Moderately Active
Provisions Lower --- lard
Very Wcak.
Wheat and Flour Ea4ior.-- Other
BreadstuGa Eteady.
FINANCIAL.

Government bonds showed come weakness bv
the decline In New York Of 116 In tho nsklng
price Of tho per conts. THIS did not occur LII
theafternoon 60 that practically, al the business
Of the day was done at the prizes Of tho day be-
fore. The Is were 1olX bid, ansl 1oo114 asked;
the Is wero 1os]f the 5s 1os4. and tho 4]sa 100.
In tho afternoon all these quotations declined 3S.
Foreign exchange was dull. with liberal sup
ply OF bills. Posted rates for sterllng we're 483
and 1856. In Chicago actual transactions wcro Mt
4Sll<G14s31f. New York actual rutcs were 1915
Ge4s3sl. Ssrrling grim bills we're 4701 (G54s1M.
French grain bills wcrc hss116. French bankers
bills were 62216@520. Commercial bills On Ant.
wcrp werc quoted at 53096. The following shows
tho yuue Of imports, exclusive OF specie, ut the
port Of Now York, for the week ending Aug. 2,
and sinev tho beginning Of the year:
DIR goods.....s a,i.I.sa . 1.4Issls :. Hi. 7o5
GencfAI M.lsd.,. 4.7T,H< t,5j7,21S @,1t7.F0
Total for weeks G.a91 s07 : #. .nD7.arlg 8 g.a1E31
prov reported. o1h&3.121 'Gl. 75$,a73 l7ht'2 se3
, 1879-08-07

Tic following were t'sp receipts AMI shipments
Of tic lratinr articles uf nrmico III this city
t1uri11g the twcnty.four l1onrs ending at oelock
On Wednesday inurnins, with cpn1nnrsons:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-01

He was q Chinaman slightly over
the bay, and be rushed into Blake
street saloon excitedIy, rushed up to
the bar ard cried: "Whiskee cock
taile fol me, alice same Mclean man.
The bar-keeper arranged the mixture
and handed it out, and the Chinaman,
pouring it down, started for the door,
shouting: "Pntee down on slatee,
allie same Mclean man" And long
before the bar-keeper could get hold
Of club, the Celestial was seen no
more Of men.
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ACCORDING to the Chicago Tribune
this is the way souls are saved in that
city: "A few young girls belonging
to West-sidc church have set about
a noble missionary work to increase
the attendance ON their beloved pas
tors ministrations. They 70 out just
before the evening service hour and
lure young men to follow them, pilo;
their victims in by a harmless looking
side door, and give them in custody of
two venerable deacuns as sinners de-
sirous Of turning from tue error of their
ways, and before those young men
have recovered from their shock of sur
prise and disappointment they find
themselves slowed away in front seats
between trustworthy members, and be-
ing prayed and preached at by the of
ficiating clergyman ia a manner which
for directness discounts that of Ma
than
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IT is said that D. O. Mills. Presideu

IT is said that d. o. Mills, President
Of the Virginia Il 'rruckee Railroad
has purchased the interest Of
tie estate Of Mark Hopkins
in the Central Pacific Railroad
Mills is probably the wealthiest man
on the Pacific Coast, not even except
ing John Mackay. Mills owns 81
00o,0 of Western. Union stock, the
V. 4 7 Railroad, the Il. & p Rail
road, the Bank Of California, and has
a bank Of his own in Sacramento,
- Carson Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-01

tbs circumference Of the earth is
estimated at about $4,000 miles. The
number of volcanic mountains is 556.
The greatest projsctile power Of any
Of these volcanoes which we have
read Of is that Of one which elected to
distance Of nine miles masses Of rock
thirty tons in weight.
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The Congress Of San Domingo has
authorized the government to conclude
"a treaty with the United States for q
free exchange Of produce.
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Tue Khedive Of Egypt has declined
to abdicate the throne, and has re-
ferred the English and French Con,
suls General To the Porte.
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FRANCE will send three cruisers to
the Pacific Ocean to protect French
subjects in Chill and Peru.
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lr Is stated that Prince Jerome Ma
poleon will not allow himself nor ei
Their Of his sons to become pretenders
to the Imperial throne
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-01

MACHINERY has arrived for New
GriAt mill at Lewiston.
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TWELVE thousand dollars is the larg-
est sum ever found in single letter
in the Dead Letter Office at Washing.
ton
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Notice.

NOTICE. ~
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE =
] ert W. Tompkins, deceased. ~ ta,bsIs
In the Probate Court of Boise eoun'''
ritory. -
Estate of Robert W. Tempkins, deos sass;sn1 "
Notice is hereby given By the nnr ss,sssips \
minis,rator of the estate of II. W. lo,s hst1
ceased, to the creditors of, and all NJ, them
the necessary vouchers, within ten n r.. I'D
the first publication of this notice. 20 w II ~
ministrator, at the Office of James na"As
City, Boise county, i. L. ,fpTDy.
Administrator of Estate OF R. W. is'f
ceased. ,...;u;strssf
JAMES H. HAwLEY. Attorney for Au'''
IDAHO CRY, Dec. 81. 1878.
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TnE Puget Sound farmers will have
immense crops Of hay this year.
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The Turks said the Russians were
d very rcpulsive sct, and they ought
to know.
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"TEARs cannot restore my wife,
therefore | weep.p was the inscription
on French tombstone.
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LARGE bodies Of Bashi-Bazouks are
assembling in Albania, ready to march
into Epirns and Thessaly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-01

Gro. g. Perkins has received the
Republican nomination for Governor
OF California.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-01

AN eight.armcd devillish, neasur.
ing eight feet across, was caught at
Seattle few days ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-01

The Mono Mining Company has lev
led an assessment Of fifty cents pei
share.
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CoNGREss has not yet decided when
it will adjourn.
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HENRY BILL PUBLISHING CO., NORWICH, GilNk
Bankrupt Notice.


In the District Court of the United States for the
Second Judicial District OF Idaho Territory:
In the matter of d. B. Kimmel bankrupt
Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory.
AT Boise City, Ada county, Idaho Terri DRY, June
9th, 1879.
To the creditors of D. b. Kimmel of Idaho City.
Boise county. Idaho MISUNDERSTANDING.
You are hereby notified that warrant in bank
ruptcy has just been issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the I'd Judicial Dis
trict of Idaho Territory against the estate of D. b.
klmmel, in the County OF Boise in said District,
who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his own
petition. That the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bankrupt
TO him or for his use, and the transfer of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law. That meeting
OF creditors of said bankrupt d. B. Kimmel to.wi
CREDITORS PLACE OF RES DIS. CTS
Idaho Terry, idaho Terr. Taxes for 1878.
John Madden, Boise co,I.T rs 90 and legal in
terest since
Nov, 1875.
G. W. Crafts. Boise COIL IS 90 and LEGAL in
terest since
July, 1877.
of Idaho City, Boise COLT. 2lO 90 and legal in
terest since
L. B. Dinkelspsil,
San Francisco, Cal, 157 90 and legal in
terest since
+, 1865.
Idaho City, Boise Co. 1T,
Judgment 1929 80 and legal in
terest since
May 80, 1877.
D. B. Emery. Boise COLT, IS 90 and legal in.
terest since
1877.
hauer&swinn, Boise COLT, 7e so and legal in
terest since
1877.
70 prove their debts and choose one or mora as.
s.shees OF his estate will be held at a Court Of
i6,ansruptcy to be holden on the 22d day of Juy A
o., le's at 2 O'Clock NJ, at the Office of James
OF ldane. before James Stout, Register in Rank.
Z. s. CHASE,
,,,,.,o U. s. Marshall tor said Dist let
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NJ ALSO A FULL LINE OF
DRY GOODS, CRoCKERY WARE, GLASSWARE
BOOTS, Shoes SADDLES, HARNESS, WAGONS, &C \
Notice.

In the Probate Court of Boise county. ldahoIs
retoly.
In the matter of tile estate Of Matthias zarRb
ceased:
AaOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE USl1
kN signed. executrix OF the estate Of halla
Zapp, deceased to the ers ditors OF. and oil prsa
having claims against the saist deceased 10 eiaA
them, with the necessary vouchers, within Y
months after the first publication Of this hounA
the said executrix, at her residence IN ldano W
l. T., or to James II. Hawley, her attorney. Z
office in said place. MARY ANNA ZAP
Execntrix of the estate of Matthias Zapp, deeeaxs
Dated Idaho City, May 30. 1879.
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Notice.

THE SING HOP COMPANY HAS Ihls Ds.l
b sold out to Hen Lee all their intefes y
lot, buildings and all othor properly osu@
then. on Montgomery street. in Idaho eiN,
SING HOP CoAPAal
IDAHO CITY, Nov. 15-3w.l
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A coLUms article monument.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-08


Nobody wants gold now that it has been
proved that there is plenty of it.
The Department of Justice at Washington
was dlaped in mourning as mark of respect
for the late Caleb Cushing.
Hon. Morton MchIchael, of Phila, died on
Monday, aged ~ lie was born in Borden
town, N. j.
The West Jersey Railroad is now in excel
lent order, and next summer it is proposed to
run over it express trains i'll still faster time
than heretofore.
Chief Justice Beasley, of New Jersey, de-
cides that money recovered from railroad
company as damages for the killing of man
goes by law to the next of kin aud cannot be
taken TO pay the debts of the deceased even
though the estate is otherwise bankrupt.
The trial of the Warren County officials be-
gan last week. DR.. Mattison was found gull
ty of forgery by the jury, on the first of his
indictments, without leaving their seats, the
trial only lasting three hours. He pleaded
guilty to two or three other indictments. On
the trial of Strader for forgery, the jury re-
turned verdict Of not guilty, but on the sec
ond indictment he was found guilty. Other
trials are in progress.
Among the "reminiscences called up by the
suceessfulresumptio OF specie payments and
the redemption Of greenbacks at their face
value is The following, from a New York
newspaper = A private banker on Broad
way, when greenbacks were first made a legal
tender, framed one Of the early issues. lie
surrounded it with border OF deep mourning
and beneath it wrote this epitaph Sacred
to the memory OF departed value. The per-
son is not yet born who will see this note re-
deemed The note has been takeL down,
and is now in the possession of the Governor,
having been redeemed in gold"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-08

EUerU Department of Stock has been
largely repenished with New Goods. The
quoted selling prices are lower than they have
ever been before. here present line of the
best Bargains the markets afford.
An elegant assortment OF Plain Reps at
loo, worth 23c.
Handsome shades of Plain Cashmeres at
15c.
Alpaca Poplin Lustres at 1870
Double-fold Casbmeres ut 25c.
Wide, heavy Cancels Hair Dress Goods at
1870.
Plaid, plain, mixed and fancy Dress Goods
at &c., &c., 10c and 124c.
Handsome styles of Damasse Dress Goods
at 1885,, &c, CSC, Sic, 374c. aud Doc.
All Of the Latest Novelties in Fine Dress
Goods
25c., 31c., 375c, SOC. &C., Toe, 81 and 81 25.
The greatest bargains ever offered in La
dies, Misses and Children's Cy0as, Fstrs,
and SIt0sOGs.
Plain Beaver Cloths, Matelasse and Fancy
Cloakings and Sackings.
Ga wide Polonaise Cloths at 75c, S7Ic.,
90c, 81, $l12t and $l.25.
A splendid line of shades of Trimming
Silks, Satins and Velvets at roc, SIZE, 81
and $1.25.
The different grades Of all-wool, double
width, Black French Cashmcres at Soc, &c.,
62tc., &c., roc, SIZE, 81 and $t.25--are new
and cheap.
| have line of the handsomest Black Silks
in The market.
Cheap, Plain Black and Fancy Silks at 75c,
SIZE, 90c., 81, $1.l24 and $1.95.
new stock of Flannels, Muslins, Calcoes,
Cheviot Sllirtings, Pantaloon Stuffs, Overall
Denims, &C., &c. | am selling this class of
Dry Goods lower than they have ever b. en-
sold before.
Gents Wear-Fine Dress Coat Cloths, Ov-
ercoatings, Business Suitings, Cassimeres and
Vestings.
Great Bargains in all grades of Merino I'm
derwear.
New lines of Gloves, Hosiery Corsets and
Fancy Goods.
Cloth aud Felt Skirts.
Table Linens, Sheetings and Pillow Mus
Inns, very cheap.
Blankets, Bed Quilts, and Counterpanes.
Carpets A large stock of Brussels
Three-ply, Ingram, Hall and Stair Carpets.
Also, Rag, Cottage and Hemp Carpets.
Druggcts, Stair Rods, Door Mats, Window
Shades, Shade Hollands, Shade Fixtures,
Floor, Stair, Carriage and Table Oil Cloths
A large stock Of all kinds of Groceries at
retail.
This stock is so assorted and arranged as to
afford easy and satisfactory trading to all GUS
TONER'S
AT Ell. G. SCUDDER'S,
No. - Greene Street.
Nov. 20. TRENTON, n. j.