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- srocH MArKEr.-nY rELEaRApH.

prrr,r0 ruue % -CkrTrE-Receipt. TODAY 1853 head
.ofsl Tor TIE week thus tir. l2f7S head, apainsi
.nslg head for the time last week consi1led
ttOurt -3 cars market firm. with upward tendency
sale. n Medium -Tees - 25UEi 40 Good SIN led,
~ 81 Hufchers IS 90 ~ old COWS - 5Ode3 90
3ul- 80 25dSs. .-oo a., 49,,
for ne week thus far head 1000 head for
ne same last week; Consigned through, % cars
N4rgrf nrm. with acuve demand orerng- light; ths
nm o rOu gh heavy Far o Good Clipped sneep
81 as42j Choice. - 10, Exr, Tor export oqso 30 al
Bogs-R ecplyts today 5se5 head total for me week
inns TAR Z971U heal against Z3,44J bead Tor tle same
time consigned Through, lbI cars Market dall
ana scniug pces jG Zoe. Dwer sales OF York NeRhts
80 - a Medium ana IIravv. A. gOos8 12ie Extra
Sieee Phfadeiphiss - 10 remain in TIE
yards 4lsolA.
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the most part. the principal dealings being in the
new per cents, with q decline to 1929 for coupon
and 01l2 for registered. But toward the close
better tone prevailed To-day's sales at the Board
covered 81 ,215 900 coupon Is at 102ssG 1925 and
$4,000 registered at 101l2 and $4,000 6s OF
1850 at 104. The following the highest and
lowest prices of bonds for the week. and the closing
sales to-day and week ago,
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RANKING 40 FINANCLAL.

Alex. Frofhingham & Co., brokers, u Nall-St,
make careful investments FOR customers, an sums OF
49, 10 500. which frequently pay ten 10 twenty
tiT,es the amount invested. Their Ueekly Financial
Eepoyl sent free, gives full information.
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grales auo TENDERS.
CRATES AND TENDERS.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ The largest of ana HAlfLoy 1rats
for either duEpng and shaking attach
ment open Fire Places Sish analfons ana oAsNss
Ii0ds Of antique n modern designs.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
Estimates given builders contractors aAd Archtects
J. s. CONOVER & Co.. 500 and 3Uo C2nAsI "
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The transactions M stocks today amounted 10
l29 200 shares. against 139 500 shares Yesterday.
The pnucinai feature OF the market was lts dul-
ness The Northwestern and 81. Paul stocks con-
timed strong closed at about their best figures,
the buyers eXh biting great confidence IN heir future
values The trunk line shares were irregular;
Lake Shore and Erie after ctlOnal rlse al the
morning beng lower. while Michigan Central after
Oprniug az ia against 15a5 yesterday adj
vanced 10 757sa 75a4. The ~. Louis,
Kansas Citv ana Northern stocks were
Iigbcr. but 81 Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
6ra. ped per cent Ia 23l2 and Wabash dec11ed
g. 85l2 There was a sharp recovery III NeV-lork
Elevated stock u 1872. with final sales at 13+.
rTti, Was on the expectation that the company
vii. soon declare from its surplus earnings a
dividend or 242 per cent, 70 be followed
ly a.other and a cleaIing-up dividend later IN
lie Aulumn. The coal stocks dragged heavily. al
rhlU.u they showed some recovery IN hnal sales.
The dealings IN the other railway shares were I'M
Important both as 60 amount and Hue uatOns
Western Mon sold at 1872 to lips dividend
on and later, ex dividend, at 35l4a96l2
Q9jl9 the latter price showing gain
al j Der cent from the lowest price at which II
sod during the day with the dividend. American
Disrlst Telegraph declined = p1r cent on sales Oi
outr 900 shares and Pacific Mall sold at lJ9o 1044-
The market closed generally weak,
RANGE or TIE STOCK MARKEL
As reported Jy t1s cod md Stock Telegraph ComDcrE
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
4-rr.nrras efauUEV1

LIVERPOOL eO-l30 m.Breadstufs quiet Corn.
Aid New Mixed Western. wheat a. ~ ID
er GENITAL lr Red Peas Id per crutal
Tor anadau. The receipts ~ Wheat Tor the past ee uays
we've DPS including euO ceniais AIner1can
The market for Fabrics al Manchester 10 dull
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SEALED PROPOSALs IN be- received b.

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII De received DY
- the school Trustees OF the Twelfth Ward 40
the haiof the Boara Of Education corner q Graad and
him until Monday. the 3Nth day 90 June, lSIH ana
O'Clock day for the erection Of New
school House The west side Of Lckngonsve between
loom and I6thsts.
Plans ana specifications be once of mo
Of school Budugs ta6 Graudst third
foot
Proposals state the estimate for each branch OF ne
sepa aeiv. bee naOgsed Proposals Tor Mason
W0rSr Proposals for Carpenter Nerk Proposals Tor
Painting
Tue parry submitting proposal aud the parties prop"snR
become each write lis name ana place OF resi-
said proposal.
approved sufliies residents OF
required In all cases
40 proposal considered from whose charae
dealings VITA Tie Board Ot dlcatou rcl-
their responsibility doubtful
substitution by the accepted contractor WIN De p"rnC
drst obtaining Ia writing peFmt+son non mo
Committee on ldings ~ the BOsr1 ~ ~ 1cAslon.
The Tho night reject any or al Of tho
proposals submitted
DAVID II. KNAPP,
CHARLES thARN.
ANDREW i. SONLARD.
GERMAN HATSCHEI.
ROOSEVELT q. ROL-TDN.
Board Of school Trustees Twelfth Ward.
Dated New. YORK, june % 1873.
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Sales bp Auriiou.

by JOHN II. DRAPER & CO., Auctioneers.
THE DELAWARE LACKAWANSA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY Will sell
10000 TONS SCR ANTON COAL
a public WEDNESDAY, June 70. al y O'Clock
"'''' - SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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Dnsluess Chances.

Goa nn0 A third partner wanted with
DSV,COV. tho above capirai for W u by iag baa.
ness Offers under the letters Q p. and a. uutu the
2i Of June R0wen Co, 10 sprucost, Ne3-AOrk
CITY
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Proposals
Treasury DTPAFrMrSr.
. 800. fs....l..s..rl...sr 49, -. o.

Treasury FfAffMfff
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING aND PRINTING. Nav p. 1879.
PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES. embracing dry
i cD0rs tor plate pnutIng oils. clrmcaS bond, MANIA
and other paper yposai hcal INKS. iwlle glue binders
terals and plate printers generally Of the
and Printing. -lA months ending
1879 w be received al this ONCE until =
from utuao grcrs and re-uai dealers "a tiar
eral classes Of goods.
as artic in either class. with
Information quantity, qualify aud conditions VIII De- fur
nshed apDiiCat
Ia ieu. proposals snail be compared esch item
separately; considering the adautdniY a. qualr~ 20
Bureau. the prices prODo-" orscrs
viii The lowest bidder fur lie arcr desired
The right defects aud reject any and al BIDS q
Parties wishing Information must spec y upon which par
cuIar of articles they qualified IL propose and
should address their applications 10 %. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureaa Engraving and tlintn@
M.sh ID q.
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YORK. 20 The fol owing the total net re
cotton the aforementioned ports SINCE Selten-
financial.

IlnarclGi.
AUDITOR of CROOKED and SUSPECTED
a ACCOUNTS c. q. HAISTED. 80 Nassau's'.
DROOKLYN INVESTMENTS.
Kings Comfy : per cent Bonds.
Brocsivn per Long B0Dds
New York pei cent Bonds.
For sale nv
PRANK Il. BEERS,
I'll Moniagre-st,
Brooklyn, "
GAS STOCKS a. CITY R.R. Horse aud klvth
" stocks a Bonde bought q sold FIhEGIFI. > arlSls-
GAS STOCKS.
All New-York and BROOKLYN Stocks and also al kinds
OF Br00kIvn investment ,erurl ftes dealt M Uv -
GEO. ". PRENTIS- - BROAD--r. y \.
DEPORT of the condition of the FIRST
Ia NAT1ONAL BANK at New YORK CITY IN the state of
New YORK. the close Of OEr ness une - 1879
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Ia Paris. reBtes ranged between ZIG q = and
n.y. 20 closing at 116.97l2. against 1850 "A
week ago. s iGht exchange on London ranged from
25.25 to - .2Gl2 closing at 25.26A2. The BANK OF
France during Tie week reported gain OF 11,1I5,-
600 francs. ~,
The gross earnings Of the Chicago and Alton hall-
road are reported as follows:
1873 1879
e.c,,d ,veel- n lime - sgT Ar sI2lsl9 Inc s2Q3-1
Jauuy l5.....-.. le-o,zos Sos5z" Inc l9oOoS
lie receipts OF flour and gram at the cpai
Atlantic ports this 2Otn day Of June were
NewYork
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sfEAscisoo CLOSING PRICES or MsrNo STOCKS


~" S'-ck-tWo shares equal 70 Of the old.
"oFefIment bonds during the week were dull fol
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OFFICE CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED sflsRG C0HrAST,l
No 81 Broadsf.. YORK. June Il, 1879.
hINIDEND No. 1.-The Board of Directors
~ Of this company this cecared dividend n
capital stock OF OuOOO Of tbe net
ngs n ts mine for ne mouth Of MAY 1873 The rsnsier
books viii b. CLOSED The goth. and the NV t
VII be- yabe the OfCe Of aud after the
25ih INST JOIN T.. GRAHAM.
and
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ISL u.s. Spring Bran, Ell e5ssii So p-troieum wrss
aud dan cases Sac; Rehned, 6S5c; Crude &C. "hisNey
81 LOUIS June 20~FIour dull and lower Double Extra
Fall - l0ss4 81 Treble do 81 go ~ - FANNY - 70 .
s5G so 20 FIsy % 5s erHr sut IL the main
nigh r; Ted Fall ~ Oelsasi g9s cash; st-s@soc,
tenbcr Nc : do 81 e35sssI o.. C0rn armer; No. 2
Mixed - 3034sc cash 3i77a35e July 58H55tc Augnst
cash s2S.e July; 2essa29lsc August Rye nrm agd IN
changed Whskey steady tlO4 Pork inactive AZ ~ 81
quiet Clear unr, b4Od545ci Clear sides Jbo@
B1Oc 59Oc last hal, Of August &c last haii OF sep
Corn 600 bush oats. $1,000 bush. Rye 1000 bush
shipmsnt.-Fionr 1000 bbls; Wheat 2Ov0 bush; Corn
$1,000 bush-; Oats. 1000 busb Rye 1000 bush
COTTON MARKErs
LIVERPOOL Juns 20-5 n.-rhe sales OF Gotten to-day
Included 200 bales American Futures queier pands
Mddlng CLAUSE September and October de- very sd
CHARLESTON. June 20.-CottoD Guu. nominal Mh6hng
bales exports los bales stock sos
bales; weekly reeeps 253 bales exports coast"se
cIsciSSAri June 20 Cotton Arm niddhng l2se; low
Mddng. lie: GOOD Ordinary, ii Sc receipts oses
Shipments 80 bales: stock. lss5 baes weekly receipts
AZ bales shipments j32 bales sales l4O Daes spihDers
100 bales. - 80
GALVESTON, June 2o.-Cotton nominal hidolng, l2c.i
Azc. Good Ordinary. IL Nc net receiDts
2S4 baes; s1p0rs clastwse 31 bales stock 5Oz4 Das
weekly receipts, ll42 bales; exports coasi"lse IOs
bales sales IS baes.
NErHs Jnae 5O-cotton quiet, MIadling, l2'sc re-
ceDts, ~ bales: sipments $40 b.ies saes sVo Daes
stock 1879 AZ bales 1875. 665S bales weekly receipts
397 bales shipments 2. 2i balts sales l.oOu BALE,
NEw ORLEANS. June S0-toton STEADY pushrr,
BY ght Mddng l2c; Low Middilns II -;
Good Ordinary Nc: net recrPts lss bales gross s9
sales 400 bales stock. 29944 bales weekly net re-
eepts diSi bales soss 80 BALES eaports 70 o. s si
SAVANNAH. June 20 duh nominal Midhlng
l2ilsc Low MiddLng lse: Good Ordinary lIice, ts
eeepte 70J bales; exports ceastwise $50 bales sales
20 bales
NEW. YORK June 20 THE owing the total net
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Bureau.
Dlploeno Nonces.

THR INPoRIERs TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
oF NEN-l oKK. NEW YORK June . i11e. )
4 DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CEN / GUS
"A II the OF the ast months. free 81 al tase~
has THIS been declared b. s baaE payable On The =
- July The transfer boos- WI remin closed III
date +. H. PERKINS. Jk.
IN.
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TIE NATIoSAL SHOE sND LKArHER BASKS
hEW YORK. june 20. 1873
EIFTY-FlRST DIVlDEND.--lhe directOrs
4 this bank have his daf dee AIRED DINIDEND al
FOUR l4l PER ChN 2. PAYABLE free N TAX July T. 1879
The books n be closed from 25t lnsi. unth
the Ast prOx.
m. CRANE,
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.Lsa ps1cEs OF rHILApELrmA srocKs.

'bugeI 20 DAYS
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financial.
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.

II. J. HORTON a CO. stock Brokers' So Broadway Nev
sell Grain aud PrvtsfIsin
Market. through r. g. PORE CO. IVA L'sHe-sa.
on usual M u ~ Of Gonzales
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We are having one of the most serious
dronghis that has been experienced in this sec.
ton fora number of years. Thepotato and the
oats crops were much damaged by il, and the
corn crop, which look ed so promising during the
spring, is seriously injured, and unless we &c,
good rain TO reach the roots in few DAYS,
there will not be more than one. fourth OF a
crop.
About two weeks ago b. y. Shriyer 4 Co,
lost available blooded colt, about four months
old.
At the last monthly meeting Of the Board
Of County School Commissioners, the trustees
Of the public school at this place were or.
dered 10 build an extension to the school
house, so as to accommodate graded school,
In accordance Herewith the trustees are erect.
ing an addition Of 20 feet to the east end
making the dimensions Of the entire building
55x30 feet, which will, il properly divided,
make ample room for both the graded aud
primary departments. The new structure is
Of stone and the masOns will complete their
work in few days. 1t is expected to have
the work finished by the LIST Of September
This is an improvement much needed, and
many thanks are due by the patrons of the
district to the School Commissioners for max
ing this appropriation out Of their already
limited means.
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York County Itams.

From tho cy,;,,n Sn..,,,or .n1 III,
~. ,arn ,ho co JIis;m, spectator anu He'"'d
John Sbu,,e oS Wsrovor ,,L;lo h;,oL;
n NOV team on Satnrdav ,n,r mn. nSSG u9
on he head Inv one oS ;ha hnras, ~ nn.s'l
of he hoo on,ar;ng near he oyos IT, a.
bis 07tb wear md Az n,obob;;,io. a.o a.,
r. r yoa.' a"u ip9 p,uuanlN W. 4Fe 'nat
LAST Tbnrsd"y aG,e ~ ooy pmnu ia
name of G,oss ooIu,;,,eJ .n d ,n,a !" sao
he nerson Of tweiyo'yo oa wi 49, upon pn
PREMISES If NJ FL W M ou s'rvt up0n ane
rbss,er ,wn ~ GrosS ~ ~ ms's Nan An
Nversi and ,ha nh;id Hions ~ Mr
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1879.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

me hlgh anu healthy location of Freedom district
makes " neslable resort For the merchant aud his
family during the summer months. Each year The
number q visitors increase, and now our peOpeare
compelled TO refuse 10 take any more boarders fnS
want Of room.
That sykesyille II keeping pace with the times "a
evident on All sides; the changes have been NOR,
marked ihe last Two or three years seyernl new
buildings nave been Ldded 10 the place and The old
ones made y look like new; trade Is increasing All
the time our stores are large and well stocked The
merchants prompt and polite; and then We have lie
great haltnofe ohio Railroad passing right in the
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Monday, July %, 1879. Stephen Smith,
guardian to Francis NJ. Smith, settled I'd and
final account.
William I. Gardner and Elias N. Gardner,
executors of Nimrod Gardner, deceased, set.
tied 2d account.
Letters Of administration on the estate of
William II. Price, deceased were granted to
Robert NJ. Beck
Emanuel A. Witter, administrator of Sam.
nel Witter, deceased, returned inventory of
goods and chattels and list Of debts, and re-
eeived orders to sell goods and chattels aud
notify creditors.
EmanuelC. Forney, administrator of Eman.
uel forney, deceased, returned inventory Of
goods aud chattels and list Of debts, and re-
ceiyed order to sell personal properly and
notify creditors.
Stephen Smith, acting executor of Gideon
Hiteshue, deceased, received orders to sell
personal property and real estate.
Tuesday, July 29.-Robert NJ. Beck, ad-
ministrator Of William II. Price, deceased,
returned inventory Of goods and chattels and
received order to notify creditors.
Letters Of administration, will and codicil
thereto annexed, OH the estate Of Julia II.
Gallandet, deceased, were granted TO DR.. j.
w. Herring.
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Mr.. y. s. Roberts, teacher Of Hooper
Delight public school, near here, is lying dan.
geroasly III at his sisters, Mrs. Kate Steven
son, Double Pipe Creek. Mr.. X. has been
afflicted with white swelling since child,
which has affected his general health lately,
20 such an extent, that he was compelled TO
give up his school in February last.
Elder Vim. II. Franklin and son, n Il.
Franklin, whilst on their way from home
TO Westminster, last Monday, in jaeger,
met With an accident. As they were descend.
ing the bill at Stone Chapel, colt they we're
driving SHE'D; the cap on the yoke broke,
and the spread fell throwing both to the
ground beneath the horses heels. Mr.. +.
was severely bruised which confined him to
the house few dnys.
A colored man named Edwards, from Wash
ington county, who came here to harvest, was
arrested on Monday by Constable Kooniz,
supposing him TO be the person who robbed
Mr.. Michael Zepp, but as Mr.. Y. did not
identify him, he was released,
Flowing for seedlings the order OF the day.
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Book Notices.

"BiooRArHIcAL cYcLoPEDiA OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mas OF MARYLAND AND DisTRIcT OF COLUMBIA. -
The National Biographical Publishing Company, Of
Baltimore. has had large corps Of editors and aso.
oiaies engaged for the past eighteen months In col
lecting data and preparing biographical skethes OF
prominent deceased and living subjects, and have
Just Issued from the press one OF ae most elegantly
bound volumes and one OF the most valuable works
photography. that has ever been published. Tho
book Is OF the Size Of websters Unabridged Dlctlon
AIRY. II Ills bound In Turkey morocco, gilt edge tint.
cd paper and clear type. II contains over one thou.
sand biographies and about one hundred steel plate
pHRFaYed portraits. The subscription price, SIS is
extremely low foF such work The engrayings are
alone worth the price Of tho hook. This york has
been aotieed and highly commended by tho daily
and weekly papers OF baltimore city and the county
papers In the counties where the work has boon do.
lyered. We notice that several OF the leading jOnv
abs Of the State have been making selections, and
publishing in their columns entire biographies from
the work, and realize thai their readers arc mnch
interested in such publications OF this city We
notice there In the Cyelopedla sketches OF Hon
Charles d. Roberts, N, c., Rev J. 7. Ward, D. D..
President Of W. NJ. College Professors r. L. Brockeu
and II. c. Cushing DR., J. L. Billingslea, DR.. j. W.
Herring, John J.. Reifsnider ESQ, Hon. Henry Van.
dorioTd, W l.. W. seabrook aud others We under.
stand that efforts were made TO obtain sketches Of
other prominent citizens, whose names we expected
to ind In the index and the act thai they arc not
sketchcd In the work is not the fault ofthe company
Col. Wilmer, one Of the associate editors, was IN
town last week, delivering copies to subscribers
ANY Of our citizens who may desire copy Of this
Interesting and valuable biographical history may
order It from the company, at No II south Gay st.
baltimore, aud the book will be carefully boxed and
forwarded By express at the expense Of the com
pany, As the work has been published for subscri,
ben ,ply few copies VIII be for sale, and parties
desiring should Order a. once 81 ~ firi y
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We had fine rain on Friday and Saturday OF last
week. which was well received amer - long a
drought. This Thursday afternoon heavy rain Is
falling.
The Local Option Alliance Pledge Is receiving
many names In this tGWu and district
Improvements are still going on in town. In the
way OF paving and preparing for building. Mr.. 10
seph Moore Is collecting materials to build brick
house, at the west end OF Broadway Large quanu-
ties of grain daily being delivered at the ware
houses here. which shows that Union Bridge Il still
holding It's place a good grain market The coal
yard. which was formerly carried on by Mr. Joseph
Wolfe, is now carried on by Mr. Henry shriycr of
this place
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-02

The Maryland reunion of Roanoke College
students took place at Lovettsyille, Loudoun
county, Va, on the oath inst, Rev. p. ii.
Miller, Of that place, president, and NJ. l..
Keedy, Of Funkstown, Nd, secretary. A
discussion of the question, SIS it adyanta.
geous to give young men not intending to
enter the learned professions a collegiate ed
ucalion ~ occupied the day session, and at
night Prof II. G.. Holland, of the faculty,
read an admirable address on "The Scholar. -
The next reunion will be held at Mechanics
town, Nd, in July, 1880, at which time Rev.
Mr.. Miller will deliver the address, and the
question of parallel courses in colleges viii be
discussed
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PATENTS

OBTAINED for new inventions, or for I'M.
" provements in old ones. Caveats, Trade
Marks and all patent business promptly al
tended to-
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN REJECTED
may still, in most cases, be patented hy US.
Being opposite the u. s. Patent Office, and
engaged in PATENT BUSINESS Exclusively,
we can secure patents in less time than those
who are remote from Washington and who
must depend upon the mails in all transac-
tons with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or skatch we
make search in the Patent Office and advise
as to its paten,ability free Of charge. Cor
respondence confidential prices low, and NO
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT is OBJ.
TANNED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General ID.
N. Key, Rev. +, d. Power, to officials in the
y, S. Patent office, and especially 10 our
clients in every State Of the Union and in
Canada. For special references, terms, ad
vice, &c, address
G. A. SNOW 4 Co.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. c
July 6.tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

A 7 the late residence Of Jacob Rooms, de.
"A ceased, near Tantytown, on Wednesday,,
AHgHst Q, 1879, at 0, q. m, will he sold
Horses, Cows, Bulls, Shotes, great variety
Of first class Farming Implements aud House.
hold Furniture. For particulars see bills.
JOHN NJ K0ONS,
july 26-2t Administrator.
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As if the country was not sufficiently de.
pressed by the impending yellow fever cpl.
demic 10 the Mississippi valley, tho announce.
menI is sent along that cholera has broken
out in the high, Wholesome latitude Of Iowa.
The seat Of the nialady Is 10 Linn county and
up to this time thirty deaths, general STAN.
pede and an order for forty collins is the gross
result.
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OSE OF TUE PLAQUES or EGyPT.-Sinee the
ram 90 Saturday Che country in the neighbor.
hood Of Lake View, clifton and other stations
on the Erie Railroad, has been oyerrun with
toads from quarter to an inch in length.
They swarm IN thousands, and are colored
black, red, and some nearly white. The
chickens are eating them, and boys are gath
ering them for use as bait in fishing in the
Passaio. They swarm in the grass aud weeds
like grasshoppers, and hop on the sidewalks
especially numerous along the railroad track.
Thousands Of them were travelling all day
on Sunday up and down the track close along
the rails