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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14
.RoPosALs FOR FUEL.

QUARrIRMAsrER's OFFICE,
o. 5. MARINE CORPS,
WAsHISGToN, April 2j, 1870.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. will be received
at this office until IL o'clock noon of THURSDAY,
the l2th day Of June next, for supplying wood and
coal TO the United States Marines at one more of
the following stations from lst July, 1879, to SOlh
june 1880:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14

THE Wilmington N c. Post rushes to
the aid of our friend, "One STEELE, of North
Carolina" in his defense OF the Ku-Klux
of that State with list of the names of 157
victims of that reign of terror in the old
North State, including forty-four citizens of
Mr. STEELE's district, some of whom were
murdered outright, but the majority of
whom were whipped" " simply because they
were Republicans. AS this list Is taken
from the official records and sustained by
satisfactory proof, Mr.. STEELE will, of
course, not hesitate to make use of IT when
he again attempts to explain that the Ku-
Klux in North Carolina was myth, or that
it existed only as the result of the provoca-
tion for reform offered by the exist
ence of Republican rule in the State
government. Reforms of this kind are
to be found, we rejoice to explain,
however, only in the South. Cobbler-Gen
eral STEELE is entitled to all the credit he
may gain for having defended them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14
DRoPoSALS.

PROPOSALS
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May .. 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
IL o'clock on the 26th of May for supplying such
quantities Of Fresh Beef and Vegetables. Fresh Dred
and for baking Navy Bread may b. required at the
Eavy-Yard and station Mt Washington, d. G., during
the fiscal year ending juno 10, 1880.
Blank forms of offer and all necessary Information
to specifications and the quantities required can be
procured by applying to the Inspector OF Provisions
aud Clothing at the Washington Navy-Yard
j. A SMITH,
my0 Paymaster U $. Navy.
JDROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Posr.OFFICE DEPARTMENT. May 8, 1S1l
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ this
Department until II O'Clock M on THURSDAY,
JUNE 10. lSIV, for furnishing STATIONERY for the
Post-oflce Department for one year from July /,
1S7n
blank forms Of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto, will be furnished on application to
this Department..
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assist.
ant Postmaster.G General and indorsCd Proposals
for Stationery" ID. NJ. KEY.
myS Postmaster eneTnl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14

SINCE the attempt Of Mr., REAGAN to OBJ
tain money from the National Treasury
with which to repay claims for mail service
prior TO the rebellion in the South that ap-
peared of record as having already been
paid, there has been great dlstrust of all
such claims, and undoubtedly some that are
lust are suffering with the unjust Two
years ago $375,000 were appropriated to
meet the more just of these claims, but for
some reason payment has not been made.
Now we notice joint resolution in the Sem
ate, which, in effect, authorizes the payment
of all just claims for transporting the mails
prior TO tho rebellion which have not been
already paid by the Confederate States ESQ
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-03
Free BRIDGES.

At the Meeting of the Business Mems
Association, last Monday evening. The
chairman of the committee of Public I'm
|provements, F. V. Hotchkiss, presented
q report on the question of free bridges
across the Minnesota river. The report
recommended the building of two Pan
toon bridges, one about three miles above
the Redwood & Beaver Falls ferry and
the other about three and a half Miles
below the ferry, near the Hugh Curry
place. The report was adopted. Both
the points selected are regarded as
possessing favorable conditions for tina,
class of bridge and well located for the
travel that it is sought to accommodate.
There was a pretty full attendance and
entire unanimity of news as to the ne
cessity for the bridges; also as to the kind
of bridges that would be practicable under
the circumstances. The matter was re-
ferred to the committee on Public I'm.
provements. It will mature the plans
and communicate with the railroad COM
pany in reference to some material which,
it is hoped, they will furnish. The COM
mittee appointed to solicit subscriptions
were entirely successful yesterday and If
we can obtain the favors from the rail
road company, asked for, there will be
two free bridges across the Minnesota
in thirty days. The President of the
Association was authorized to receive
bids for building the bridges until next
Monday evening at 6o'clock. There will
be meeting of the Association on Mon.
day evening, the It'll inst.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-03

The severest wind and hail storm Of the
season occurred last evening about seven
o'clock. There was not great amount
of hail but the fury of the wind made 1t
very destructive. The storm was not
great in extent, perhaps three or four
miles wide. Crops, within its range. are
very seriously damaged. To just what
extent we have not been able to learn.
Some trees were blown down and Others
damaged. Mr.. A. J. Scott, mile and .
half east of Town, lost portion Of the
roof of his house. Mr.. ]. Wilson Paxton'a
new barn o0xA feet was found standing
squsrely on the roof The large doors.
on the west, facing the storm had moi
been hung and that will explain the de
aster. Both horses were in the stable.
One horse was IN portion Of the stable
in which there was no door and the build.
ing was lifted away from him. The
other horse. standing on the door Of the
main building, was taken With tho stable
and was found standing on the ceiling
unhurt. Some other sheds. and small
buildings were demolished
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Fresh butter wanted, in exchange
for good goods.
just received one of the finest
Java Coffees that the market affords.
The prospect of the bridges of the
Minnesota appear. quite good.
Choice new Cheese, from one of
the best factories.
Extra Lard and machinery oils at
reasonable figures.
The tramp foots his own expenses.
Ohio Cider Vinegar, warranted.
Old hay and potatoes are about
valuless.
just received a lot of Boston
picked clear pork.
Mill stree last evening assumed
the appearance of Mill river.
Our Merchants have turned their
cellars into cisterns.
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Church Directory.

pRrsBYrER1BN.-RevH Henry A. Dodge, Pastor:
Services every Sahath at II O'Clock A. ~. ana
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. Sabbath school 1t 10 o.
clock A. NJ.
NEruoprsr.-Rev. s. NJ. Davis. Pastor. Ser.
vice every SABBATH ct 10H A. ~, and y 3.
NJ Sabbath school every Sabbath, at n y.
CuR1sr1AN.-Eldcr. A. T. Frost, Pastor. Ser
vices every Lordsday, at 1Oes A. n. and "
p. NJ. Sunday School ~ r. u.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matter of the Estate of Carl An
ton Simondet Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge
of the Probate Court of Redwood County
has fixed upon the first Monday of each
and every month for the next six months,
and the Probate Office in said County, as
the times and place when and where he
will receive, hear, and adjust all claims
of all persons against said deceased, and
that six months have been limited as the
time for creditors to present their claims
against said estate.
Dated the 28th day of June 1879,
H. D. BALDWIN Executor.
Attorney for Executor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-03

Prospects for the, wheat crop are moi
very flattering at present about8 to Il
bushels per acre.
Corn and potatoes look well but need
rain.
Our good School Dist. 25) closed last
Friday. It was under the Management,
of Miss Sadee H. Vaughn. who gave en-.
tire satisfaction. If she continues faith.
full she will make teaching q success.
We understand that Mr.. F. NJ. Hubbard
has returned from Dundass, where he has
been teaching. and will superintcnd his
farm in this Town for while. He takes
Bond No /. for the new School house in
this District and holds 1t until we can get
some taxable land in the District. Good
for him and better for the rest of US.
The Danes have built good school
house for 600, completed. It was not
voted on the largest tax payers in their
absence by two or three men who go on
the high pressure system.
NJ. H. Brown Is Agent for the DIVA
tonna Marble works. Give him call.
TAX PAYER.
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New Ulm and Redwood Sta1

IA DAILY STAGE EACH wAr.1
Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falls. via. Yellow
Medicine on Tuesdays and Fridays and re-
turn on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
Redwood Falls to Beaver Falls and return ev.
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
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LIV d r. Y
Good livery teams with top
or open buggies or easy wag
ons, acn be had at any time,
on reasonable terms.
A. E. McCarty.
Redwood Falls, Mimi.
To the Public.

To the Public
Beierlein & Co. at the well
known Redwood Mills" offer to
the Public, all the different grades
Of -four and feed at the lowest
living rates. We win hereafter do an
exclusive cash business. No books kept
No money no trade, no deviation from
this rule. Orders and trade solicited
Goods delivered in the Village free twice
in the week, Tuesdays and Fridays. you
win always find ~ ct the mill ready te
wait on you. come and zee.
!. Yours Truly.
BEIERLEIN & Co
Arril eeth 1872.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-03
NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT
REDWOOD FALLS MIMI, June 3Oth, 1879
Notice is hereby given that the following:
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expiration
of forty days from the date of this notice, viz;
August nth 1879 at U. 8. Land Once Redwood
Falls Mimi. Gilbert H. BOwe D. 8. No. 54S for
the &c u Sec. Il, T. liz, H. 81 and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: 8. e. Bailey of
Redwood Co. Mimi. and H. L. Daniels of Red
wood County Mimi.
WN p. DuNNINGTON. Register.
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POST-OFFICE.

posi- .OFFICE.
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, JAN. 1878.
OrrrcE HoURs.--For delivery. of mail and sale
Of stamps, from $50 A. NJ, TO 7:O Z. ~
week days. On Sundays, from = H., TO r.
NJ.
Money order and Regieter Letter Depart.
ment open from A. N. to up: NJ.
MAILS for the East close at 3: T. n.
ROBr. WATsON, p. NJ.
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LEGAL News.

Fresh harvest Applcs-choice-for sale
by E. ]. Bunce.
Judge Baldwin will speak at Walnut
Station on the Fourth.
A portion of Mr.. Cuffs dam went out
last night during the storm.
The Delinquent Tax List occupies a
large part of our space this week.
A large number of our citizens have
gone to Marshall to spend the Fourth.
Mr.. w. E. Baker arrived last week but
will not remain permanently for month
yet
The Redwood river was higher this
morning than it has been for more than a
year.
NJ. NJ. Madigon, of Lamberton. County
Superintendent of Schools, was in Town
this Morning.
During the storm last evening car
was blown against McCarty's bus, using
it up very badly.
Mrs. Samuel Sickle went to St. Paul
on Tuesday. Will spend some time at
her brothers Mr. ]. E. Belt.
I,n
Black Hills. The Indian Massacre and
other blood-curdling affairs. in Town
this week.
There will be communion services in the
Presbyterian church next sabbath morn.
ing. Preparatory services of Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The E ngine ran off the track this
morning when making up the train and
they had to send to Sleepy Eye for
another engine. The train was delayed
several hours.
r. Rugby, who represents the Jewell
Nursey. Lake City Minnesota, is canvas
sing in this vicinity at present.
He sells the hardest Minnesota sorts
that it is known will stand the coolest
winters.
We have in hand communication, in
reply to ''Rcnville", from the President
of the Business Mems Association. Want
of space prevents its publication this
week but we will endeavor to have it ap-
pear in the next issue.
DANcE.-There will be dance at Bea-
yer Falls on the evening of July 4th. The
right parties have it in charge to make it
good entertainment and good time il
expected. The invitation is general.
Tenney furnishes the music.
New Iron Mower.
Bishop Gordon has received the new
Mccormick Iron Mower. It is about the
neatest looking machine that has ever
been invented. It weighs, complete, $50
pounds. All of the gearing b encased in
cast iron box. It is front cut. The
cutter bar has rolling motion which
enables it to adapt itself to the undula-
tons Of the ground. Superiority ID
claimed for it in simplicity, durability.
lightness of draft and quality Of work.
Call and see it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-03

Cohgfess adjourned on Tuesday
An tie appropriations were passed
lGxkspt for the Marshalls of the U. s.
Wourts.
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MASONIC-AxrrQurrYL LODGE No. q, A. r. Z
A. M.-Regular meetings on the LIST ard ID
Wednesdays in each month, at ~ O'Clock r.
NJ E. A. CHANDLER, Sec.
REDWOOD r. A. Chapter Z. d, Stated Convo-
cations the End and 4th Fridays Of each
month.
r. \. CHANDLER. W.T.. DICKINSON.
Sec. H. r.
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Hodges Header
BONN T. L AMBERT0N

Near the Elevator and examine sample heat
terms and prices.
j Also I.havc for sale aifirll line Of Horse Rakc
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The Winona 4 st. Peter Company will
sell tickets, for the Fourth. to any point
and return for one and one-fifth the local
rates one way. The sale at reduced rates
will commence on the Srd and for all
trains on the 4th and the return tickets
will be good until the 9TH.
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/. O. Of o. F.

REDWOOD LODGE. No. es meets every
Saturday night. at O'Clock.
BROTHERS from . distance are cordially invit'
ed to attend.
OTTO DoRNBERG, r. 8. C. W. ToUsLEr. n. g.
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RIvERDALE-oSHUDsoN. y. Y.

school u eSsfy yesp ct Of the highest grade
TsJrCu.l iIt.t lraiuiug not onT n hr Cas c, hut
equally 3d. the ustics b. Slcd ~ by the Principal.
aN: n Hupt obedience n and A. ITEM o o..
waited b. ih~IH discipline Above ell, ssouhd, woial and
alone C4fa, i~ develops by DnuFlnR HE plp- under
le influence o. the Church hscdalo stands almost alone ~
H. ILsll aii0n st Tor bows Idng3cog 10 Is not
even tIHsg store shop gITd I. in the
place IL cOHsft Ncu~yey o. EeuLtnens residences ~
pOiUt hetlthulnr~s it - UbexcrptOrabc Tie sc 01l
building erected eNpfesly 3" meet Ne wants ~ nrat
ogfs school Able tml0yod m frtnrb. German
Drawing. Dgudur IeHong HoSIBV Piano NfnliB Sc.
without D0sp school reOpcns
September 1873 Catalogues may be Rq application ~
DIX JNO. b. HAYS % East 45th.sl, n. y,
or at RIyeIdale on III udsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30

In State bonds, Lou siana consols sold at 37I90
3S, and Virginia IS Consolidated eI matured cOu.
pOns at 67l2.
OF city bank stocks the sales were only of Mer.
chants ~ at 121.
The trading in railroad bonds continues active bnt
to-day there wsss natural reaction ~ the prices OF
some of those that recently have advanced tina
of speculative holders. Prominent IN this respech
were Lehigh and WillesbarTe cOnsols that declined
from S3l4 to S03i, but afteTward sold at s1&Gsl
Missouri Kansas and Texas iirsts rose from 1884 10
747s. closing at u, the seconds selling az 8G34a
"a 33l2. Rome WatertOwn and OgdensDurg frsts
advanced per cont TO G6l2. c., {. and l. G. frsts
declined to 76l2. Erie second cOusOls were frmer
advancing to 1853 1919. The Wabash issues were
strong, with an advance Of 30 for Toledo and Wa
bash seconds l y for Consolidated co1Verlbles, and
y per cent for Great Western seconds. Denver and
RIO Grande irsts and Kansas Pacific frsS. Denver
Division, each rose Il per cent while s. Louis and
The Issues of the Western railroads were All strong
with further advance VI - per cent for Burlng-
ton, Cedar Rapids and Northern frsts
Money to-day rather feveTsh, the rate fire.
qnently nuctuating between and 2l2 per cent, the
closing quotation being 2l243 per cent. Tho
Sub Treasury to-day gained S3S25, go. Tho
United States Treasurer at Washington TO-DAY
received 100000 IN National bank notes for re-
demptiOn. he customs receipts were Sjo0.OOO,
and the internal revenue receipts were Sl0O,OOO.
The following is the Clearing House statement to-
day. Exchanges, 800, 796,9O5j balances, $3.50
O73. The business at tine Sub-Ireasury covered
Receipts, IS, 12s i27; payments. $4,313207; cur
reucy balance. $3l ,075542i coin balance, $l27,-
87G,734.
Foreign exchange was steady al Yesterdays de-
cline. The quotations are as follows:
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n Ilo, " IDIIlh NIT-o -, -.
VA English and French Boarding and Day School Tor
Young Ladies aud Children 20 West 30thst reopens sep
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THIRD CALL-2:30 p
TUESDAY. July 20-P. ".


The speculation in stocks as yet exhibits no dis
position to halt OF stop for reflection. If the
stocks that yesterday were excited and buoyant
to-day hesitate their places occupied with some
of the others that for a few days have been neg
lectcd So to-day, while tho Wisconsin stocks, ex-
cept st. Paul common. made no further important
advance, and Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis
fell per cent Lake Shore and the coal stocks be-
came the leaders Of the market and kept up the
excitement OF course. among the coal shares those
of Delaware Lackawanua and Western
were tho most prominently and they scored
sales of IL 900 shares at prices ranging from 502
at the opening up to 61Ss0614 at the close. The
others. however were not far behind except in
amount of business done aud Delaware and Hud-
son rose 49, per cent to 49ai, later reactng to
49, Morris and Essex lis 70 03ls, and Central OF
New-Jersey 7s to 53os. There were no ostensl0e
reasons for these movements beyond the belief that
tho action of the Reading Company yesterday, IN
advancing its prices for coal on paper 20 cents
ton was accepted as an indication that that COM
pany tomorrow will protect the prices at the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Westerns sale of $4,000
tons The transactions in Lake Shore not largo
but it's price advanced from 7Sl2 to 795S079i2
Michigan Central being quiet within range OF 50
per cont, and finally losing Is per cent. Enc was
moro active and advanced p TO 2SlS closing at IS
and the preferred stock gained 81 cent, closing
at 90. Burlington, Cedar Rapids aud Northern
stock continued strong, rising to 45l
Among the Southwestern stocks, Louisville and
Nashville recovered to 53A, and ST. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern preferred advanced
to $3.50 5214, the common ruling strong at
l0G10Ia. Wabash rose to 87l2037A Accord
ing to the terms for the consolidation of the
Wabash and st. Louis, Kansas City and Northera
Railroads, which now have been ratified by the d.
rectors OF both companies, and will be submitted to
the stockholders of the respective companies In
October Wabash stock is selling relatively Ia per
cent too HIGH as compared with the prices OF the st.
L., X. C. and n. stocks. The Hannibal and
st, Joseph stocks were dull, but the preferred
was per cent aud the common u per cent higher
Western Union was moro active, huctuating be-
tween coll and Of, but closing at zoos, decline
of g per cent. Pacific Mail also showed some life
in the early trading with sales as high as 1925 but
afterward it was dull and declined to 15ls.
A number of new securities, including the stocks
of three mining companies, to-day were added to
The list full description of them will be found
below. But the initial trading In them calls for
no comment,
The market closed strong.
RANGE or THE STOCK MARKET
as ri Ored BY GOid aud Stock telegraph Comp1nU
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FGYIE Misses Graham successors 10 tle MISSES
GREEN win re,psn tlcr English and French BOARD
INC ana DAY sCHoQL tot young lagies on II,s SBH Il
SEPTEMBER % No 5thQyc, This school, tstaOhsiitl
in is g. cont nues careful training and thorough insfuc'
on m every department winch has AheTtO besh 80 Ia
yOr. by known.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

7Fy7CLAL REPORT " v sTOCR EYCHAN9B SALES
TUESDAY july 20 1879.
hsreporfsd by the cold and Stock Telegraph o.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPArRnsSE
FIRST cALL-10h O'CLOCK A. ".
U AZ Reg 1907 $ ~ Coup l0O' ,o,z
lO2 ] Gil. OUO.-.-. ..--lOl .
THIRD CAILc-112 O'CLOCK p. VI.
U - Reg 1907 - % Coup 81 ,oa1
100 5000. ... lO3 e
u Is Coup 1907 49,
100 900. ............ be. 1919
FOURTH CALL-2l2 O'CLOCK p. N.
II sbs Registered 1891 iUs4lq Registered. 1901
y 10 400 - 1922 1O.OOO.......... 90. " lO6
safes OF Stats and Raucau Bont'-R1Aro1L BiIE an
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sAS FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or MNrSG rooss.

Governments to-day were barely steady, with n
decline Of Is for the coupon Is. The business AZ
the Board embraced sales of $3.50 900 coupon 81 AZ
1879, $4,000 registered at 1928; $4,000 req
stered 4 los at LOG; S7l1, 200 coupon As at 10l7s
and Sl2l 900 registered al lO2,
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SECOND noARD-I O'CLOCK p. VI
st Paul


700 bss3. 5bia
81. L. kaa e & n
100. be. 49,
StL X & * Nor l.
. 0 DC. SEE
Manhattan = r.
loo be .. 80
Canada Southern
$50 he 80
Ind en- a LAfay'te
100 be. -
Han x bt 10 pei
2uii...bc. 4t1s
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For Roth sexes-CitY.

20 MADISON-AVE.-The Misses Chad
= eavne viii reopen their boarding and caFFcHOo! Tor
youug ladios and Lttle girls Wednesday, october l.
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1oA. M.-sALEs pKFoRE Tux CALL

safes Of Stdts and Raiicru BontS-R1tiro1L BIIt O.
srDFeSS StOces
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Al HHesuiiiuy situated WITH evcrY spphcance FOR the
comfort Of students furnishing thorough preparation fog
college or bushes ne Government ncadsEAes; great
sfn.ioni good uOliiy heal
sound moral principles moderate EeJtgus Srptom
Der II 1879 oils BIrBEE- pfHc pal
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GA Hour with the American Hebrew Is
~ sled August 3. 1879 For ta:c ~ aI newsueaIers'
To american News pauy Wholesale agents.