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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-17

TNO the Creditors Of the Mechanics and
j Traders Bank: = Take notice that on
TUEsDA The. 25th day of May, 1880 the
undersigned y i'll, at his Office, No. 7 Madison
street, Memphis, proceed to apportion and
pay 70 the creditors of said bank fund that
has been collected by him as assignee for that
purpose. A list Of creditors, with amounts
due, has been furnished him by the Cashier,
which can be inspected at this Office BY any
one interested, and exceptions to the validity
of any claim or amount will be duly consid
cred. Creditors will be required to verify
their claims by affidavit.
CO. GRAHAM, Assignee.
Memphis, Nav l4th.
Weatherford & Estes, Attorneys. 5H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-17
SUMNER RESORTS.
KlRGsT0N '.sIF;1 sPRINGs.

TNHIs well-knOwn summer resort, located ID
She9tham county, Tenn, "A miles from
Nashville, Chattanooga and st, Louis rail-
road will open for the reception of visitors
June list, 1850. Rates Of board per day.
81. .6Oi per week, SO; per month, SO; children
and servants half price. Special rates 10
FAMILIES. Resident physician DR. y. d. Good
let Round trip tickets at reduced rates from
Memphis and intermediate points. Core
spondence olioited.
W1NB0URN & JORDAN, Prop's.
N. b. Re e'erence' Captain w. u. Yeatman.
corner Adams street and Yate avenue 6h OK
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-17

SURF HOUSE; OCEAN nEACH, N, j..
MAR LoNG Branch.
A FIRST CLASS family house. on tbs
"A beach,. within fifty fee Of surf bathing.
ferlest li drainage, m no mosquitoes, dry air;won-
ria. Open June lst, Terms moderate
Address MRS e. l.. GARRETSON,
45 % Ocean Beach, n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
CLOSING Prices Or BOSTON STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES or paJL4DK1pHl4 STOCKS.
THURSDAY, July 1-P. NJ
TIE GENERAL LIST


The stock market to-day opened weak, and dur
ing the early hours there was a further heavy and
sharp decline in prices. For instance, Erie sold
from 4Ols down to 80, Lake Shore from 107ls TO
1888. Michigan Central from 923s to 90l2 Missouri,
Kansas and Texas from 347s to 3d. Wabash
from 3Gl2 to 35li, and the preferred stock from
90 10 G3lo ST. Paul from 79ls 10 7Sle. New-Jersey
Central from GG5s TO 642s Delaware and Hudson
from 70 to 73, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
from ISL to rs, and Western Union from 1888 to
1919 and other stocks also suffered greater or
less tall After that there were frequent tuctua-
ti0ns, some of which amounted to as much rs per
cent, but the market was dali, and the lowest
prices were prevalent as late as after 1870 o'clock.
The dealings in Erie were to an amount
1O8224 shares-nearly equal to one-thrd of
the total transactions in all stocks. Aud
il was the persistent buying Of that stock, and its
advance again to 10 aud later TO H. that con.
trlbuted largely to the late rally which carried
prices generally to the best Of the day. The Ele-
waited Railroad shares were exceptions to the early
declines ard remained irm all day, but did not par
ticipate IN IT, ate advance. After the close Of
business operators were much puzzled to
comprehend the movements of the day,
although the last prices, compared with
last nights prices with the exception of Erie,
show either advances that are immatcrial small
losses. Yet there is diversity of opinion as TO
whether the sharp rally of the last half hour ia q
natural reaction after a three days decline or
marks the beginning of another advance. AT the
close the market was strong aud excited.
Government bonds were dull, with transactions
at tho Board that amounted only to $24 ZOO Prices,
however, were firm the biddlngs for the Us of 1881
aud per cents being advanced each ls per cent.
The following were the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
DroposalS.
PROPOSALS FOR VETERINARY iNSTRU-
MENIS. Sc.
DEPOT QUARrERNAsTEKS tFFCE,)
HOUSTON 81. CORNER GREENE. )

NEwN DIRK CITY. July /. 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. N trpActte subject to the
conditions VIII DE received a tbs Office until O'Clock
D. m On saturday ally 81 1881, at which tmc and place
delivering This Depot the following nam Veterinary
Instruments,
Fifty bail forcrps small 100 cltletors gum
-tvrt: cork-crew-; 30 dssecing 100
line tunnels rubber; 90 tunnels, tin 90 sets foot
Instruments 100 graduate glasses, glass 100 gTadu
glasses, glass muim % hobbies, castings
homes. 20 sot- I'M 30 mortars AID pcstles
wcig-woOd ware, inch 30 morars and pestlcs wedge
wood = uertiles. surgeons: LOO
die, wire sutures 100 Uitiles 30 pocket
prjr: 30 pO-tuolt. cases 90 prODalgs. ccIuod; %
physician sacGe 30 scales and weights prescription
20 and Weights shop 30 Scissors, curved 90 sts-ots
30 sings suspeudng loD spitulds. 5luch 100
inges hypodrrDIc. 100 syrlnges. rnbbrr o.;
100 syUug,s. rubber, or 100 sYtuRes. rub
boz % 30 ihcrmom tiers clinical 90 tooth chscl- 90
fno,h ore. lrse 80 tooth fprcrps. small tooth rtsps
Omc,cr- 100 pack1ges paper tc1ng rJuni 10 inch 200
sheet. paper ltnu5. 100 each blue and rcd 300
sir feature copies of the Farmers Netyr Ad
wiser" ~ Professor Law and 30 copies Pharmacy by
Professor farr.sh.
delivery Of the art ce- which they bid The Instruments
must b." he and equal ina all respects to the
nid samples AZ tins depot which bidders viii be
permitted ~ examine
Proposals quantities less than The whole required VII he
received The night is rtsetcd 10 REJECT OF al bids Pref
or.ncr articles cOudl
upn~ Of price ana quaity beng equal
ANY oliiti i'Nl' a'iiu ~ ~ Eay De
sired, viii De- furnished on Application 10 tti7oiice.
-hout b. udor-c Proposals veterinary In
struI.cu &C. and addressed o. ti- un icIsgucd
l.. G.. IA 10 b., colonel {. A.,
\ i-t. 4 lartt rid Ter Con lc.Uf Quariei m ster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
MINES AND MINING.
1VuDspAY. July 1-P. ".

THURSDAY. July l-P VI
rather steadier tone prevailed in the MINING
.hore markets today than has been noticed OF ''c'
CbrvsoIite opened ut 15i2 and closed az the same
figure. after selling at $50 and 1853. Climax was
steady at215, Little Chief at 0. and Leadve III w.
but Annie further declined to so and closed a' o.
The Comstock shares q shade weaker OonSo'',
dated Virginia selling at 3.25. after 3'4o' anu
California at 21O. good business W1S
done at the American Board IN vt speC vas
vnnLer With final sales at 90. Barboc n WALKER
Rattle Creek. Auburn and Rock Creek and Colnm,
bia Consolidated steady at prices that ava n b
Iov nrice fonces generally were or cents higher
Green Mountain was firm at 800, and Hnklll
steady at 100 with good amount o. ou Mnoss
was lower with sales at 7S. The market closed
quiet and steady.
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PROPOSALS for PRINTED WOODEN

4 TAO, an tUIiD tLANI y Tor he wv ii ~At rs.
Posi- JttICE iEpARiNEST
HAsrIN"tOA. -. G., June IA. loSil.(
SEPARATE SEALED fEDlJ-Al.> Viii Dee received 81
this un'i thc Iwchy -Stgeuth ,y II
JAY. -rt lD iIril7 LE 10y contract, PRINTED WOODEN
TAGS. h.s itc samples ~ tbs Dep rfmet iu such quaint
H. such times bc
he iIfe-ith lttsu:
furnishing Ike manner and tor the period CORD
CLAM RI r-SACN hc san
II this Dear meut 81 IKE other sample. which bdAers
sdbt Instead improved devices better adapted To
purpose. .
rrsrrVrll accordance aJecifca and
forms which viii be furnished application second
As stauI postmaster General
contract whca be made 0ill be in conformity
such specifications and Tho Iceopttd proposals.
II. NJ KEY, Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02

Railroad bonds were lower in the early dealings,
but later improved with the share marke'. and the
speculative classes generally closed higher than
Yesterday. Erie second consOls declined to s7's,
but later sold at SS2t against ssh yesterday tho
funded s. selling at S3l8GS23i and closing 50 bid.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds at the
close were 3, higher at 623i Boston, Hartford ana
Erie frsts y higher at 42l2. after hay ng soid a,
IL, and c., e. and l. c. first assented S'id
at s4l2a So against 81 yesterday the Incomes drop
ping per cent to 36 and recovering to 81. Cam
ada Southern frsts were strong at % G9} interest
and Mobile aud ONO first debcntuIes soli 10 75i29
7G. Denver and Rio Grande frsts declined from
1888 10 1921 the cOusols selling at 81 eX interest
Inn following arc the clOsIng alOLatIOn.
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Popular Explanation Of Leading Topics in the Law OF ho
Land b, BENJAMIN Vaughn Abeou. l2mo cloth 81 co.
The purpose this depict for the nteigent
reader: of Ian upon topics of public interest
Thus II gives an outline Of government and our courts
heir books IL then aims what the courts nave
decided upon leading subjects within the United states iu
rsdctou such citizenship civil rights. the Indians ana
the Chinese banking and commerce. and other matters OF
current interest in this hed Prominent subjects par
tculay within jurisdiction follow The conflict OF me
marriage laws great change 10 the nights Of married
women. the artng difficulties respecting divorce are as
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law and equity; the death and burial OF Johh
Doe AMI antique curiostes of special pleading The state
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GlniNe
CHRYSoLITE SILVER MINING co.

LOCATION OF MINES LEADvILLE COLORADO.
Capital stock. $1,000 200: shares goo oO0 par $50
Danei 3 Appieton President IL A. " Post Vice Preslent
"a Layson treasurer. Drake DrkAy secretary
Winfield scott Keyes. General MANAGER. Loadvlla
SLAtes senator John r. Jones' OF Nevada
William Borden. Of ChieasO Governor H. A. w Tabor OF
Colorado Arthur sewsll OF Bath Ne. lim \. Nichols
al NewYcr r. Is Dorsey, Sew-IOrki Charles A Whit
Tier Of Boston Ulysses =. Grant r.. Of New-fOrz.
ant or. and Re Central Trust Co, OF New York.
Geneisl ULaces, BOTeel Bu4.49g No 10 BroIcwAy "
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GrGies ano TENDERS.
60 n1hom II Glap Concern

NEXT OF KIN-HEIRS AT-LAW, LEGA-
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who been advertised claim prop
erty 100 free. ST. DOUGAL Co s7s Leriue
ton ave. Goth 81. Eew-york. Wills selened for.
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BID. Asked. Biz. Asked
Annexed
tho
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THE BONANZA CHIEF
GOLD MINING COMPANY

I'VE BONANZA CHIEF
GOLD MINING COMPANY
CAPITAL sI,Coo,Vuo shares 81 each, ual'se,3loe
Prc.ite.,. ". vs.. WICftE~. UceprssrieIt MICHAEL
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Mining ~u.crn: tndcut-F +. Benton. -..-..
OFFICE: 80. - BROADWAY, NEW-fohk
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DOOMS with or without tirst-cass board
Ia Murray Hi summer lrces :. ALLAIHE MUltDEN,
M4dlsOu-aV..
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TURNER d COMPANY, "a THIS day dissolved by mutual
consent. Both parties s.gu III liquidation: -
ARCHIBALD TURNER
JOSEPH :. DECKER.
New York. June 30 1880.
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Oh EAST 22D-ST.-ROOms to let, with or
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summer prices
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Moral Wreckers in Orkney.

Curious notions of morality appear to
prevail among certain inhabitants Of the
Orkney Isles who, when wreck has
taken place on their coast, are, it seems,
in the habit of carrying of Tor their
own use everything they can lay their
predatory hands on. This occurred the
other day when the bark Poolscar, of
Liverpool, was wrecked out twelve miles
from Kirkwall, the capital of Orkney.
The enterprising natives annexed coils
of rope, cases Of wine, spars, shlp-ht-
tings and stores, so that at the sale OF
what was left of the unfortunate vessel
''there was not exposed SO much as tin
OF meat, pot of paint, ships compass,
clock or any other of the small odds
and ends generally sold upon such occa.
sions" So clean sweep had been
made that even the legs of the cabin
table had been sawn across close to the
floor and the table bodily carried away.
1t is interesting to. know that these peo-
pie, who consider laundering a wreck
perfectly legitimate, are reported to be a
bi No,N
of theft is hardly known, it is said, and
the only reason why they make an ex-
ception in favor of the fotsam and Jet
sam of stranded vessel is that "thev
still hold by the old principle that a
wreck is a gift from Providence. Per-
haps the lights of Scotch Presbyterian
ism, when they have finished with Pro
fessor Smith Robertson, might employ
some time advantageously in driving
this pretty theory out of the heads of
the Orkneyites Otherwise these up
holders of principle" in thieving may
find that the arm of the law is as long
as it is strong and that a short and
sharp lesson will be read to them in the
elementary principles of personal prop
erty.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09

"Nobly, Dominica - most nobly-
embrace me-and nay thanks be--this
-and-this-a +
The moonbeams glanced from slit
tering blade its keen point, at each
thrust, pierced deep to the heart.
There was a heavy splash in the river
the cloud sailed silently from tefore
the moon-tne breeze gently waved the
tree-tops-Castagna stood alone.
CAT length he cried, "at length,
then, l am the first in Florence. l am
without rival ~
This incident, which marked tie in
PRODUCTION of oil painting into Italy, is
related on the authority of Lanzi.