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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.
NEw YORK. Jnne 2s. lss

NEW YORK, June 25, lSSD.
The imports Of dry goods md general merchan-
disc for the week were 50 2lS 22l, making n total
since January of s2iS S03O5s6 against sliS 229609
last year.
Money was easy at 203 per cent. on call. aud
closed at per cent prime mercantile paper, 80
~.
Exchange was weak at 4snf@4sj for long and
isG156l4S7 for demand.
Governments we're quiet but FIRM.
State bonds were dull aud nominal.
Railroad bonds were strong, active and higher.
Erie consol seconds sold at s9lS and do funded
hves sold up 10 So. Boston, Hartford & Erie rsts
rose to u and reacted to 49, 1sG43lI. Kansas N
Texas seconds advanced 10 coz. Kansas Pacific
consol trsts were strong at 0lS6G0i7S.
The stock market was strong, active and buoyant
throughout almost the entire day. At the opening
there was a fractional decline in some instances
but the speculation soon became firm in tone, and
under steady purchasing the general list advanced
rapidly under the leadership Of the coal shares
and closed at the highest figures of the day. The
Improvement from the lowest point ranged from
y to 34 per cent The greatest activity was in
Delaware, Laokawanna e Western, which was in
good demand ut advancing quotations. Manhattan
was an exception and declined ~ per cent. the
days transactions
The transactions aggregated 2G9500 shares in
Guiding Delaware, backGwRnna andWeseru 81 600,
Erie 5000, Hannibal Il ST. Joseph 1000 Kansas Il
Texas 10000, Lake shore 1900, Michigan Central
1900 Manhattan 5000, Mobile q Ohio 500. Nash
vile & Chattanooga 5000 New Jersey Central
$1,000 New York Central 1000, Ohio & Mississippi
1000, Pacific Mail 10000, 81. Paul II 900, Wabash
Pacific 1000 and Western Union 1900.
National Republican., 1880-06-28

IVOR sALE-CAlL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN d. co
st. Cloud Huliding. Real estate aud loans iy2i
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A UCrIoN ;sALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
~ WASiiINGToM A. 4, ,S,t,I ?; c. "WEDNESDAY JuNE
longing to the BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND
CLOTHING consisting In part of Provisions, Cloth
ing Tobacco Handkerchief, Mustard, Pepper, otc.,
also Scales, Weights, Measures, Empty Barrels.
Boxes. Old Pndloclis, etc.
A full schedule of articles can be seen hy applying
at the office Of the Commanding Officer Auction
GERS Onlce, no $40 Ninth street northwest, Washing
ton, ID. T..
j. G. y. DEKRAFFT,
Captain Y. s. N. Commanding
DUNCANSON EROS. Anctnneers. ielS.2aw2w
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III II coLpwElL Real Estate AuctIoneer.

TRUSTfiE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY HRlCK DWELLING, NO. 1918 n
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated october % A. d.
1875, duly recorded In Bber NO 100 folio i03 ct SEQ
one OF the laud records for the District OF Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured thereby.
shall sell ut public auction In front OF the premises
ON TUESDAY, July 6, 1850, at O'Clock y. M. all
that piece or parcel Of land situate IN the city OF
Washington ID. e.. and known as lot numbered
eightyfuur (S, Of Kelys subdivision OF certain lots
In square numbered two hundred and twelve (2i2).
together with the improvements, etc
Terms: One-third In cash, and the balance In Q, II
and Is months with interest at per cent per anum
secured by deed Of trust all cas nt option Of the
purchaser. deposit ofS2O) required nj tine OF sale.
aud ali conVeyanciug at purchasers cost Terms Ia
be complied with In seven days.
fer, "a, ,2g-Jy2tB Trustee.
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II, o. CANDEE, NJ d., V. d., OF
NEW YORK.

Ircat and cure the following dis,
eases Hemurrhuids or PILES, Con-
stlpatlou, Throat and Lung dlfllcul-
ties, consumption, Heart Disease,
lHtnrrh, ana Deafness caused by
CAtarrh, Suffering and Slammer-
ing, Cancer, scrOtllla, IL rnia, Fry
slpolns, GOlrire, Asthma, ST. Nitus
llunDn ID lLDuuDuLl-uL ~. III VI
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DRoPoSALs FOR COPPER.
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPArR,l
NAVY PAY OFFICE.

BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,0
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAslISGToN, d. e., June IL 1880 .
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate, TO be indorsed
Proposals for Copper" will be received at this office
nish and deliver at the Washington Navy ard 20o,0O
pounds OF iemned American CoppeT;;o ms copper p,
quality American copper 10 inches long, ~ inches
wide and ~ inches thick, 10 weigh about 100 pounds
5000 pounds best quality American copper, about ~
inches long, inches wide aud 80 inches thick to
weigh not less than 10 pounds
One-haf of each kind OF copper TO be felivered on
or before the lst day ofSeptember IS and the sec
ond half before he list day of November, 1850,
with the privilege odelvering the whole at us early
a day MS The successful bidder may desire.
The whole ofh8 copper will be subject to the tests
and inspections OF the proper officers of the Wash
ington Navy Yard, tn whom bidders are referred.
No proposal will be considered unless from manu-
factureT or regular dealer in copper.
The right is reserved to reject any or all offers
should 1t be considered to the interest OF the Govern
mcnt to do so.
Blank fol- for bids to be had at this Office;
]. ADAMS SMITH,
IelS9taw2wks Pay Inspector u. 4. N.
National Republican., 1880-06-28

TNYERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
IL AT REASONABLE RATES,
Al THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.

DRoPoSALs FOR STATIONERY.
CLERKS OFFICE, House or REFS. U. s., /
WAsuINGToN. ID. G June !, lsS0
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
Office until II o'clock m, TUESDAY, July g. 1880, for
furnishing stationery for the use OF the House OF
Representatives.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing tho quantity
and quality of each article and the form of bond to be
signed by the bidder and suretes, Will be furnished
on application AZ this office
Proposals should be indOrsed Proposal for sta
tonery" and addressed TO George nj. Adams, Clerk
OF House OF representatives United States.
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS,
je7-iawiw Clerk of House Of Reps, u s.
National Republican., 1880-06-28

GEM ETERY NOTICE.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT
IA Or
SrATUARY,
HEA DSTONFS,
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, ETC,
Which viii be sold NJ Very Reasonable Prices.
GRANITE MONUMENTS MADE TO ORDER
W. RUTHERFORD,
111G Pennsylvania Avenue n. W.,
aps.2m Near Star Office.
National Republican., 1880-06-28

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF INTEREST IN VALU.
4 ABLE PATENT RIGHTS NOS. 1897 AND
1891 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN PLATE
PRINTING PRESSES, ETC.
BY virtue Of u decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed the I'd dHy OF June
A. d. 1850 In equity cause No G7I3 document No. 30,
wherein Julius Lansburgh Is complainant and Walter
$. Appleton ct el. are defendants, will sell, on
THURSDAY, JULY /, 1850, at 10 o'clock n. IN, at the
auction rooms OF Duncanaon Bros, corner OF Ninth
and ID strec;s northwest, in the city of Washington,
p c. all the right title and inlerest OF defendant,
Walter :. Appleton, In leuerS patent OF the United
States Of America, numbered respectively 1887
ana lS9HII Tor improvements in plate-printing
presses, etc
Terms: Tie purchase money TO be paid I'm cash on
the ratification of sale 10y the court A deposit OF SO
will be required Mt The time OF sale.
LEON TOBRINEfl, Trustee.
jel0-2fwit $50 Four-and-a a-half street northwest
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST. WEST. AND SOUTH
WEST.
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YATTON HOUSE

This popular and beautiful resort, situated at the
terminus OF the Washington e Ohio Railroad md
surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains, five min
visitors. cool spring water and Ice Plenty fresh
milk, cream and butter. Large, airy rooms. Terms
very moderate. CITY reference gwen when desired.
Send for descriptive circular Those wishing TO en-
10y this delicious air and cool nights VIII address a.
o. WRIGHT, Round Ilill Depot, Loudon Co.. Va.
m V.-ip m
National Republican., 1880-06-28

hIEW safe, made by the celebrated manuncturcrs
IN Messis. Aloser BHumRnn Y Co.. Cincinnati
Ohio; can be seen ut this Office.
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FOR RENT-EaOUSEs

on1 A SEVENTH ~, at junction of three car
<-O 4 II lines, brick house of six rooms and store
water ana gas, s21 month, or large store sl5
Call Ut 20l2 Seventh st. ieaG
FURNISHED house pleasantly located large veg.
II etnble garden and yard for s85 per month: or
rooms for rent. Inquire ~ 2l2 First stne. je25
FURNISHED, neat two-story and basement
n house, nom July l. TO a small family; rent rra-
sonnble. No 7SI Thirteenth 81 NV, je25
HCD1 MASS. ANE-Six-room house, newly pa.
~ 81 a pcred and painted; convenient to Govern
meul Printing oilcei cars pass the door. Key Ut
ll36 Tenth stnw. jel
TNOR RIiNT-Nos 1913 s ST II W at SIS. and Nos 4Oj
L. and 400 II 81 at 50 per nth; gus, water etc.
ln zach, II NJ BAKER, AL + st u W, ip2l-at%
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sUB-rREAsuRY BALANCES.
Baltimore Markets.

ld..'..'.s............,.. 2lOult
currency f3iO, 1J'
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LOST.

J. G29 Penna ave; female, yellow Belgian topnop
male brown. le2s.at!
nN Saturday June 20. 1880, a deed of trust nott
~ drawn by Mary A Reynolds for $3.50. The finde
vii please return the same 10 ii BODFISlI, COS
pt "a a. a. II
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WANTED-HELP.

II OST-On Frldny, June 26 n small gold chain
IL Leave Il at 20l2 Seventh street and be rewarded
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FOIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. US.

TNO phySiclnns medical students, pocket case OF
L surgical instruments ana three medical volumes
are offered ut great reduction on original cost.
Address i a, R0nmbCAm Olllne. le2-.at
National Republican., 1880-06-28

~ HORSE, buggy and harness; n splendid
lSII-N stylish turnout; buggy new, Terms s zoo
AkA- cash. CAMoRS, City r. O.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Sec
Il ond Judicial District of the Territory
Washington, holding terms at kalama
for the counties of Cowlitz and Waikiki
KUN.
Josephine Rodgers, Plaintiff, rs. John M.
Rodgers, Defendant.
sAction brought in the District Court of
tie Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington holding terms at
Kalama, for the counties of COwlitz and
WahkIakum, and complaint filed in the
County Of CGWlitz.7 il i the office OF the
To John NJ. Rodgers, Defendant:
an 4, "a You Sa rs = ss w s;ssss ~,
pear III an action brought against you by
judicial District of the Territory of Wash
ington, holding terms at kalama in Cow,
litZ county, for the counties of COwlitZ ana
Wahkiakum and to answer the complaint
filed therein n copy OF when accoh,Pa
MES this summOns) within twenty days
exclusive of the day of service) alter the
service on you ofthis summons-ifs served
within this county or, II served ont or
this county, but within the Second JUDI.
cal District. within thirty days; or II
out of said District then within forty days;
or if served by publication, then within
sixty days-or Judgment by default will
be taken against YOU according TO the
PRAYER of said complaint.
The said action is brought to dissolve
the bonds of matrimony now existing be-
tween the P@aintitfand Defendant, and that
the custody of the:child mentioned in the
complaint bc awarded to the Plaintiff,
ami you are hereby notified that If Won
fail to appear and answer said complaint
as above required the Plaintiff will apply
to the court for judgment by default as
prayed for in complaint.
Witne John p. Hoyt, Esquire,
IL.sl Judge of the said District Court,
and the seal of said Coust, this
ed day of March, A. ID. 1880.
Il. q. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
-, ~ TT JJo,r na,,uty
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04
Farm Notes.

Connecticut Farmer SAYS that E.
Bailey, of Little Compton, II. l.,
has kept 600 to ] 200 hens during
the past five years, and realized from
each an annual profit of 81 Is.
Sulphur applied to sitting hens is
warmed by the heat of their bodies
and emits fumes like those produced
by rubbing match between the
fingers. This odor rs death to lice.
The E'estc,m Rurcl says that
French chiclen-producers find that
feeding fowls with boiled or steamed
carrots, chopped into small pieces,
rapidly fa,tens them an | imparts al
agreeable flavor to tho flesh greatly
relished by epicures, ond that fowls
thus fed sell moro rapidly than
others.
Few realize the necessity of ma
nueing orchards. When once plant
ed the trees are to remain on the
same soil thirty or forty years, at
least. They in few years exhaust
the food in the. soil that they are
most fond of, and then they will
cease to be productive and thrifty
! unless properly fed.
The largest orchard in the world
is probably that of Robert Mckin.
stry, of Hudson, New York. 1t con.
tains more than "a, 600 apples, 1,7O(
pear, 1000 cherry, 500 peach, POO
plum, 200 crab-apple trees, Is, O0(
vines 5000 currant bushes and SOC
chestnut trees. The apple crop O
1873 on the farm was 30 900 barrels
A correspondent OF Tch's Month";!
says that one spoonful Ct coars'
powdered saltpeter to pail of waite
swill destroy potato bugs, squasl
bugs aud other insects. For rose
it unsurpassed. For maggots tina
work ut the root of squash vines
pour about pint of TIE liquid OF
the root of each vine IS soon Us tn
pests Indicate themselves.
Potash Dissolved in water, or ly
from wood ashes, is tho best was
for tbs trunks and large limbs @
fruit trees. Whitewash should no
be used, as it closes the pores of ,h
bark, which should be kept open i
in order to insure a healthy tree
Potash or lye answers every purpos
which whitewash would, with non
Of its objections.
Under the caption Of can An
mated Pasture" the Del Norte r.
cord says: During the past VIII
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ter, owing to the severity of the
weather, Mr.. Morrison of Smith
River Valley was obliged to house
and feed many Of his sheep. The
seed Of the hay falling from the ricks
in Which they were fed has in many
instances taken root in the backs Of
the sheep, and sprang up fresh aid
now present novel appearance, aud
whenever the pangs of hunger seize
them all they have to do ia to turn
round aud browse q little off their
own backs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

BEAVER, juno LIST, 1880.
Ed. STANDARD: Sir: Some of you
readers, no doubt, would like tt
hear something more about the iror
mountain which is so mnch talked
about nowadays. Yesterday,
went to see it. The ledge of rock
which has been blasted and opened
thus far, is situated on Mr.. Colson's
claim, about half mile south OF the
Il ,gbridge near james Littlejohn's
place. The ridge or bill extends as
far beyond Mr.. Colson's claim. 1t
is, Ishould Judge, from so to Is feet
high and is some 80 to 100 rods
broad on the top, and falls offsouth.
They have blasted out about one
ton altogether I tested number
of pieces of the rock. The out-ciop-
pings contain some 80 per cent, and
that blasted out As much as 50 PEI
cent. of iron, perhaps more.
The rock rises with no perceptible
dip downwards, and to all appear
ances there is vast amount of it. l
understand tho rock crops out in
mAuy places in the ridge, and also
in tho adjoining hills, for miles
around. When I worked at my
trade, was constantly handling iron
/ for years, and had more or less to
do with the smelling business. We
never had any such rock US this at
our furnace. I never saw anything
like it in Ohio. Some ore requires
moro roasting than others, and per-
haps il this ore could be we'll roasted
for number of days itywould be
much stronger. The rock which l
tested was only kept red hot about
ten minutes. 1t will not attach to
the magnet at all without roasting.
We also prospected aud tested q
number Of specimens of bog ore
near by. The bog ore is very good
indeed, very strong, the only ques.
ton is as to the Quantity in our vi
cinity. 1. have known for twenty
years that wo had bog ore in patches
but never tested it till yesterday.
Bog ore requirossroasting before the
magnet will attract it. l was agree
ably surprised on looking around;
we found muchAere than VIC ex-
pected, and ys(l Eng -issm informa-
ton obtained, ! SD - think there
was large amount eood bog ore
within . CIRCLE Of nne mile.
= People ~. very liable to be de-
dsived n hsltsars. is not all that
looks well, that is good. 1t depends
on the location and formation, the
water, the fall, and the vegetation.
C. p. JUDsoN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

A HALF, DOLLAR coined in 1852 re-
Gently sold Mt Seattle for SO. The
scarcity of coinage of that date makes
it exceedly valuable to those who
have a passion for collecting rare
articles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

THERE is apparently hitch in the
Chicago Convention. 1t convened
last Wednesday, but up to this at-
ternoon no nomination had been
made. Senator Hoar is chairman
and the Blaine men seam to have
the ascendencey although it is diff
cult tell when the choice may fall.
Edmuuds appears to be gaining
strength.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

From repeated observations upon
human skulls, DR.. Lebon, of Paris,
infers that intelligence is usually in
direct proportion to the size of the
Uranium.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

One of the best papers coming to
our table is the Ledger, published at
New Tacoma, by Messrs. Radebaugh
& Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

A FINE thirty-horsc-powe boiler
for the steamer Capifcl arrived We'd
nesday evening, from the Willamette
iron works, Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

THE third scance of the series
by Mrs. Lowe, in Champion Hall,
Thursday evening, like it's prede-
cessors, abounded in satisfactory
proofs of the truth of spiritual ex-
iStence,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04
The Tenth Census.
List Of Enumerators for washia 9ton
Territory.
New Tacoma Ledger.

| New Tacoma Ledger.
The taking of the tenth census Of
the United states commenced on the
irst day OF this month, and all en-
gagged in the enumeration must CON-
plete their work within the month
Of June. For some time DR.. +. w.
Sparkling, Census Supervisor of this
Territory, has been busily engaged
in laying out the preliminary work,
districting the Territory, and ap-
pointing enumerators. He has d.
vided the Territory into 81 districts,
each of which is to be canvassed by
an enunerator. In the more dense
~ populated districts. enumerators
will receive five cents per head for
all the names taken, and in the more
sparsely settled districts enumera-
tors will receive six dollars per day.
In addition to the compensation
above stated, each enumerator will
receive twenty cents for each farm,
and fifteen cents for each productive
industry reported, with general sta
tistics for the same. The following
appointments of enumerators have
been made by Supervisor Sparkling
for the carrying on of the work:
King county, five districts; enum-
orators. E. S. Ingraham, B. L. Nor
thup, Harry Biselow, W. B. Sey-
more, j. Dormer.
Clallam county, two districts: 7.
Abernethy, E. N. Pitcher.
Jefferson county, two districts; D.
w. Smith, Ben. S. Miller.
kitsap county, two districts; j.
M. Frink, J. Comstock.
Whatcom county, four districts /;
H. G. Barkhousen, j. T. Whitmore,
J. A. Tenant, A. Slorah.
Snohomish county, two districts;
0. j. Iverson, Carl Messimer.
Pierce county, three districts; Il.
White, b. A. Young, H. p. Crook.
Thurston county. two districts; r.
P. Shoccraft, B. p. Carroll, o. NJ.
Fuller.
Clark county, three districts; NJ.
II. Hathaway, j. G. Rounds, NJ.
Buchanan.
Lewis county, two districts; j. T.
Berry, }. II. Newland.
Cowlilz county, two districts; W.
Fl. Peter, ". Glenyde.
Pacific county, two districts; J.
Brown, G. A. Reed.
Chehalis county, two districts; M.
Y. Goodell, P. y. Moore.
Mason county. one district; Robt.
Watkinson.
.Whakiakum county, one district;
j. N. Clemmens.
Skamania county, one district;
Arthur Hayne.
Klickitat county,. four district; G.
K. Seitz, W. c. Boyd, E. W. Pike,
N. Chapman.
Yakima county, two dist.;cts: s.
#. Munson, D. +. Seasli. =
Walla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
C:H. Armstrong, W. Whaler, j. e.
Eastman, j. w. Coolidge.
Columbia county, four districts;
T. H. DuPuy, L. S. Day, A. E. Nc
Call, r. E. Wells.
Whitman county, three districts;
D. Bradley, e. Duff, -.
Spokan county, three districts; J.
G. Lynch. A United>S States courier
has been dispatched to appoint two
additional enumerators for this coun
ty.
Stevens county, two districts; T.
w. Perkins, H. j. Yonrs'.
San Juan comfy, one district; II.
W. Whitener.
Island count, one district; Thos.
Cranney.
On the completion of the work
the claims for services will be made
out by each eIumorator, and after
being certified to 10y the Supervisor,
will be sent to the Department at
Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

The Walla- walla Wutchman and
the Palouse Gazette are making pre-
parations to issue daily editions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

The Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars convenes III this place mex
Tuesdsy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

REMEMBER the field day at the
Fair grounds, next Wednesday, the
9th inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

DELEGATES from the Territories
wear SIS suits of clothes in Wash
ington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

HORACE Maynard has been con-
firmed Postmaster General.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

The work of grading Ayers hill is
making very fair progress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04
Born.

In Olympia, OH the 81 instant, to the
wife of Mr.. L. Tallentire, daughter.
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DR. SIP Z N N IL
NO. II KEARNEY STREET.
Iroats all Chreafe and Special Osssasn

Treats all Chreaie and Special OsssasA.
xol11aG Men
WHO may DO suffering from the eNa6
w of youthful fOllies or indiscrcsfo0.
Will do well to avail themselves OF -.
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar q
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY viaD
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every casS0
seminal weakness or private disease q
any Kind or character which he under4AluR
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED Men.
Their are many at the age OF thirty l.,
sixty " h" are troubled with to freu1eof
cvacuali.n Of the bladder, often &C.,
laliic,. !! o slight smarting or bufai,pa
sensation, and a weakening OF the ayufesn
IN manner the patient cannot acoonaa
Tor. On examining tho urinary dep0sflB q
ropy sediment will often be found ara
sometimes small particles of albumen MIN
appear, or the color will be of a thin min
ish hue, again changing to q dark Al
who die of this difficulty ignorant Of -
cause. which is the second stage Of see,s1-
al weakness. On. q. will guarantees q ~
feet cure in oil such cases, and q heaffaW
restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
OFF!cE HOURs-lO tn and TO 8. &c.
Gays from 10 to II A. N. Consultation ffea.
thorough examination and advice, S.
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY 4 co.
No. IL Kearny ST.. San Franiyco.
san Francisco, CAL, Apl. -. 1878. IL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-04

THIS is the Summer of perfect con-
tent.
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The Iron Mountain.
BEAVER, juno LIST, 1880.

His Opinions Concerning II.