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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

Sooner or later, neglected Cold will
develop constant Cough shortness OF Breath, Failing
Strength and Wasting of Flesha symptomatIc OF Con
sumption. IN other instances the will pro-
duce Bronchitis. disease Of the branches Of the wind
pipe. In all affections Of the Pulmonary Organs as well
in Bronchial complaints, Jaynes Expectorant is
both palliative and a curative. as the testimony OF
thousands and worldwide reputation attest-whe
IN Coughs aud Colds ID acts speedily and when taken
aceordlng 70 dreetlOns. Promptly remOyes them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
wHaTCoNGREssMAN FRYE EXPECTS

Representative William p. Frye, of Maine
was met by TRIBUNE reporter in the vesbule of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel day two In the OF
conversation which followed he said that probably the
the OF Congress would be confined
to the passing appropriation bills. and possibly
funding bills. when asked about the chances OF his
election to the Senate. he said
The chances are sdyided very equally between Mr
Hale and myself In fact do not trouble my self much
about IT, can't buttouEOle everybody and enlist his
seryices in my behalf, II Is not my way"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

Al 900 bales; American s21 900 bales .mouns OF co'0S
khOat 2S2 900 bales American. 266OOO Dees soos
LONDON Dec. $3.50 mCalcutta Linseeds ~
Petroleum eiid per gal spirits Of rurpeutne $3.50
d33f9d per cwt. .u.,. a.. 81,
LONDON. Dec. 3-6 mRehned Petroleum SCI pei ksAos
BREMRs Dec. 3--wilcox's Lard closed at ~ mafks 20
pfennigs per loo h. ...-...,.
quotsbiv lower 39inch 81 reed GOA hna
Shrtingr, 81 yards bsi 6lU2d OIL ID; 2oln.n %
reed Printer 20 Yards 39dntj No 30 Mule twist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
MIDNIGHT HEAIHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
sunorslS lor n. . Is, = l0l-i

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4. l a. m.-The barOm-
eter is hcs in the middle and northern portion Of the
South Atlantic States II is lowest IN the Missouri Val
lev the Middle and south Atlantic States. 1t has risen
decidedly III the Northwest the OHIO Valley and Ten
nessee Westerly winds continue III New England, the
Middle Atlantic states uorhery winds in the South Al
lantic states easery winds III the OHIO Valley TEL
nesee and the East Gull States and southerly winds in
the Gulf States. the Upper Mississippi Valley and Upper
Lake II gUn. Cloudy and threatening weather, with
ran, continues Ia the Guf States and Tennessee clear
weather prevails IN The Atlantic States.
IfGtcsfions.
For ew-Eugland. lower barometer, stationary or
higher temperature. westerly backing TO southeIly
W Aus, clear % partly cloudy weather
For the Mode AtaBilc states, lower barometer,
higher temperature westerly shifting TO sOutneriy
winds dear partly cloudy weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
FIGHTING AGAINST HEAVY ODDS.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Dec. Sin the Third
Ward tu-day. Registers struck tue names OF three
women from the registry, the women protesting Trese
women went 10 the Republican City Convention this
afternoon and asked the privilege Of the floor
motion 10 grant the request not seconded ana they
La he ding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
nAkKIEN

Belts BROWNE q Wcdn esday. December ar the rcs
dence OF the brides parents by the Rcs. John W Chad
WICK William Belts OF Wilmington. Del, 10 Alice PeDlCl
daughter OF Edward III. Brown. OF Brooklyn, " y.
CAMPBELL-CUTHELL-AtM Mt Vernon, November 20.
by the Rev Charles ClSarwaer, Arch NJ. Campbell, d. u.
and Emma A. Cuthell
LEWIS OGILVIE-On rhnrsdav. December p IN the First
Presbyterian Church ~ West Farms by Rev. Willard
Scott, r. Edwards Lewis and Hannah Og1lyie
MERCHANT-At Newark, y, j.. December !, 1880, sas
Merchant. the 10Th 4 OF his
Funeral service, at ms late ence, No $50 Dighst.
Newark, saturday, 4th IN ST.. at 2 o'clock D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend.
PERSONAL Albany, " T.. OH Ia irslag December 2.
Ida Only daue Of Henry r. ami H.
Funeral az Albany on Sunday, at O'CLOCK.
InermeDt at greenwood on II ndey
TOWLE-ThursGay, Dccembar al his late residence No.
42l 6lst-st., jeremiah TOwle IN his Sis; year.
Notice o. funeral hereafter
VAIL-CROSSMAN-O ON Wednesday. December l. 1880. at
the residence II The Dides uncle, III Madison New
by the Rev r. " COBB. OF Mhbr ok DItch - CO.,
Ianta W.. daughter Of Jacob Crossnan, New Haven.
Conn., to h. Wright Val, oil Washington Hollow, Dutehess
Co, n. Y.
AL notices Of Nayrale, ~ Do Mt0r3si Wih faH
name address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
THE I'm AND TIE COURTHOUSE

The Grand Jury yesterday made prssehtiDehts 10
the Court in relation to the imprisonment oil poor
debtors in the County Jail, In Ludlow-st aud IN re-
gard to certain repairs necessary In the Court
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
CAUTIOUS Talk FROM GENERAL SHARPE.

General George II. Sharpe, of Kingston, has
been in town this week. In To the inquiries OF
TRIBUNE reporter he said that tie had hopes good
results from the labors OF the Senate Committee
investigating the affairs OF the city. The matter had
been placed in the hands OF able and he thought
that some reductions would effected in city expendi-
lures. The Republicans would fail in OF their most
important duties If they did not succeed in elecllng
some good in this matter.
In talking Of his reelection to the speakership Of the
Assembly he said that his prospects were better nOw
than they had been the time last year He had
received a great many encouraging letters from
bers had pledged support. As 20 the United
States senatorshp the candidates were well kn0wn 1t
was impuss be say who would be chosen. The time
had not yet TO judge with any degree OF certainty
OF the strength OF the Candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

New-Jersey Wines Caf0rna- spers
New Jersey Wines being ordered 20 An
cities by best families hero,
principally Port Burgunay The wea thy citizens
there Ia NewYork, Baltimore and Washington. regard
wines SDeers M0nnt Prospect Vineyards Pas
saic 10 made on tbs continent ard thsy have
found Of the best judges well rs the Dtin
cpal physicians of NewYOrk admit that speess arc
equal any made in the world The szlesooms AZ 81
WaTrenst. New-YOrk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

tTSs,s:: c. Ssress 's1 Illinois Central i''s
IoSSoS Dec S~SO D. m-Paris advices quote per cent
ss " nos Central 1851 Reaa
iospos, Dec. s.-ls D. m-Bar ,ilver is quoted at
Gents; ogqa. fq Erie PEI ssn q:
second oonsols ioi Pennsyvania Central y Bar silver
fsH Dec london IS francs RAJ, s. 2s
fsn Is Tr ancs SO for
aosDGs Pee sThe s%SSat Of SqSn 0
LONDON. Dec SThe amount OF bullion Withdrawn n ron
the Bank Of England to-day for shipment 10 A"er'e"
BERS Dee sTho statement Of the ImPSrial eank OF
Germany shows decrease In specie OF Z3OOVo msiAs
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Phil ADELrnrA Dec. 3-Flour-ohio Extras Good 81 90;
s4as aH Es,T s. 70 a. PANTY Medium
% - Good 50 90 OHIO 80 90. ehoce % %s 81
f fan FANG 81 s on yTa Illinois Go 81 8 81 Louis
arrive for EXPORT % g 90 to the trade SO Minnesota
e Winter wSsa bags
s 60 no SS1s k E. y g. %neot
characterized by unusual excitement Western kee'ts' on
December % Jaagnry ,sd 81 St ~, q "a 90 90
afer 6so q second CAL 81 81. bid 81 asked Q, e1r
lots Of no Red In elevator the cargo rate fSf no e e
RoTs q this HRHrs At the Open Board ms calSSS
@si 8 ''S Go FsOr"a a :, a
JasSnS a S Pen nfg I after No
Red December SOLD az q a. January 81 IA 10
bid i ia asked. Fcbrasry s&7s bid 2 asked
Rye-carce: Pennsviyana. 95c cora Closer lhI anu
steady; Old Western and Penpsylyana Yellow on
track and , cram deC o@13c track Ss" Sfc
do sail. Yellow, afoat Sc; do In grain depot Doc. 90
Steamer afOat Steamer ao T. o3c New southern
White 80 New southern, Rejected 5c Buuer-Cholce
firm, other grades quiet Creamery Extra 3i033c 90 e. od
10 Choice. 81 VS3c; Bradford County and New YORK
Extra. tubs. 29030c. do firki rs, Z5dEtc;
Western Reserve Extra 23a2ic; DO Good Choice ia
Rolls steady; Pennsylvania Extra 2la24c" western
Reserve Extra 22d24c Eggs-Pennsylyania 81 52e,i
Cheese dull but quiet Coffee quiet and ul
changed 70 GoS Refining MgsSoya's sad
Powdered, 97c Mould A. ssGi STANDARD A s'sc Sranu
Flax, nomina iced quiet Bran siaasiS - t fS
m-whea unsettled and weak No Req December ,5er
asked 81 "a bid 81 2i4 asked for January 81 2ss bid
Al 2s asked February corn steady sail Mixed December
tSd5S &c, with sales do. January. jShc sales 60 Febr
nry 6s &c bib $500 asked Petroleum hrmer Refined in
bbs. 9isc. bid. ,.
Dee. 3.-FlOur steady wheat quiet NO. White
Michigan 81 O5l cash and December; II 77s January
81 O07s February 81 il7s March: No White sellers. II
No Red ST. O6l2 bid Corn very quiet; No Yellow. Soc
High Mixed, 4oc; No Mix d. 49c; No do $50 oais
firm No White. IS 2c. 40. do, 81 nc: No. ! Mixed
SIC: No do SIC Clover seed nominal at = 90 Hogs
S. 250s5 30 Heceipts-FlOur. 1000 Obs Wheat, $4,000
bush: Corn Oats, 1000 bash. shipment Flour
1000 bbs Wheat. 10000 BUSH; Corn, 1OoV bush; Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
L1TEST SHIPPING NEWS.

LONDON 3-stT Bristol city BIZ Peters. from Bristol
20 Tor has tOwod into Queenstown the bark
MindOra Allan from Quebec for Greenock previously
REPORTED abandon Oh IN dletIess OIL Iorry Isand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
Art 0f Correspondence.
Price, 81. DEMPSEY & CARHOLL 40 East l4ths'

Every writer shond for history o. the klnnen
Pen PIni Pencil Its uses pnces &c Mailed Tree BY
MAckNSoN PEN Co. 200 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
Dolitital Notlee5.
Republic Pr

Republican Primary elections.
Republican Associations several bly, DIS
tcts wll respective headquarters Tuesday
evening December IL 1850 at O'Clock. Tor The pun ~
elccun officers delegates the LenfTal committee
the uin year Delegates TO be apporoned as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

No perpon ,hcuId buiid male alifTations ia
thelr plumbing without 6ri whiting the warfroons 81
HENRY e. MEYER CO., % Snta, tur.fs 81 ihe nost az.
proved sanitary appliances. Sos. 40 aud as CfsE New
Nor r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

N,ed Mr. Garfield and preserved the honor OF the Repub
Scsn partv Few men whose lives have been devoted
MAINLY 10 business have been able to achieve 10 SO snort
tune 40 cr@dita BILE and WIDE reputation as tie Eol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.

PoUGIIKEEpsIE, n. Y, Dec. 3.-The Repub-
cans to-day nominated Ezra White. Principal OF East
mans College, for Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
-. Nicholas society,

The anniversary OF patron saint VIII be celebrated &C
DELMONICO'S, Madison. square. on MONDAY EVENING,
Dec g. anu hoped that the festivities viii be hoaOed BY
full attendance of members remembrance Of Tie customs
forefa hers.
The viii installed $3.50 o'clock will be
a. ed ~ @ o'clock.
Tickets be applied for betore o'clock OF that day the
limited. The stewards will
IN apply tickets after tho
1ickes be mad OF either Of the stewards. via.
EUGENE SCHIEfFELIN. .SyS Fifth
JAMES BE EkMAN Lao Broadway
slO1NErANI FIST MS au ~ ert
CHAUNCEN NJ. DEPEW ........... Grand Central Depot
SEN INCUR A. BUNCE..-.-. 6S Bowery. CIT savings Bank
uAKsES PURDI. ................ 81 Broadw
FL. DEPEYSTER. Assistant Secretar
New. York. December :. 1880.
Proof be made that most gratifying
results have followed the use OF CAswELL, MASSEY 4
CO.'S hNCL>ION OF COnLIN Err OIL WITH QUININA
AND s&PelNR. l.llI Dzoedwsy sad 1Is 5th.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
ADDITIONAL TR4DE REPORT
RRITIsH GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Zee IA leading Grain circular says THE
advance In American quot fiona caused Wheat IN all
positions 10 lie held advance Cagoes Oncoast adj
the spot and Ia neghbOnug markets tho
delns been very limited A. about previous
pricrs The az iodaYs market was sma TIE
tone due for Wheat repeated
Flour ruer demand for Corn indnerenL but
Mixed American closed rather Ia favor OF sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST SETTLED
CHICAGO, Dec. "a dispatch TO The journal
FROM Des Moincs Iowa says that the CanVassng Board
of the State give Cuts pubcan) for Congress, IN the
Win District, LOG majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

BY order Of the Republican Central Committee.
[. A. ARIHER, PIo.ident
soLoy b SMITH. lssoreta,,cs
SAMUEL q. BURNS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04


CHICAGO Dec. 3.-HoGs- Receipts, $4,000 head; ship
1870 heal market very dun and prIcss oc lover
Light ~ 4Oas4 55 Choice heavy 81 7OGs4 80 chiefly at
CArrlRRsceipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head Gooi
to Cnoee strong others dG ExPGs wanted at So SoS
Medium tsS 50asI %: Butchers slow weak Compton
s. caESs pPr COO ea Ssa seG ssSmeut. head
ket rm Medium. So 2OG$3 6j Good to Choice
$idl 80 Good scarce - n.,n,. =, .r q nm boa,
total for the week thus 1865 head against $3.50 head
fair demand lower shipping grades sales Of
EXIT sfe At 70 Ssd ~ SUSd 70 chTss an Um
mon. $3 4O Poor TO Choice Butchers coTs :. 25GsS 80
week thus far 5000 head against Is 060 head sane mc
r demand for good grades very duh s of COM
mon TO Far - 1888 % Ear e Good Western s5 sOa
to Good - 25as4 3d. Canada Lambs, s5S5 40 best
HoGsiiecclPs today 10000 head total al, for week
Good TO Choice az q SSqS, 4 al Light s, M s
Soe 80 eScs ed ay onai Tf supply ap ssiy y,
Pigs s4dsi lO Choice TO- Coarse and Common grades
81 oOsst 10 Mixed Packing 81 $Oas4 90 Buich.rs
Fancy - 6Odsi 40; receipts, 1000 heaa shipments $500
CIirLr-Iu good demand for Good Choice shipping
IlJo to 200 Steers a. s. s5asi e Good TO Prime s
eayy So 35as5 75 Butchers stun eXeep, best quality
taking place OF Beef receipts 800 head shipments 7uo
sErr-Good to Fancy Mut,ous wanted at So 259s4 25
receipts $50 head shipmony. none
EUROPEAN MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Dec 3Pork-Pnms Mess-rastsrn. dull
al Western. dull IS. Bacon--C understand Cut,
dull 45 short RIB, duh a! 1904; Lone Clear.
t@ a al ao shoulders i S.s dull az Co. Beesa MSs
duh ~ Us steady IS Prime Mess dull
at 81. Lard-Pume Western. dull az 1850. TaOw-
Prime CIV steady at 80 3D. Iurpentne-sprits, duh al 35
Rosin-fme steady az lui6d: Common, steady al 63d.
Cneese-Ameriean Choice dull 60 Lara OH. steady at
49,. Flour-Extra STATE duh at 49,. wheat-No. /.
White. STEADY Id spung. No = steady pDd New
Winter Western steady AZ 10 New southern Wnte steady
10 ID steady 3D. COtIonseed Ol-IelOw
American mlrSei Rosn-Comnon. at London.
steady I'd Turpenne Spirits at London duh at 80 Cd
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3-l3p \. m.-PrONisons-Pork. bSi
bb Mesa Bacon 40 3D. per cwt for Long Clear
Middles. TaOw 3jed The receipts OF Wheat for
three days $4,000 cenals, including $4,000
LIVERPOOL Dec 80 30 p m-Breadsuf quiet but firm
Corn. Lgd per eeBtal for New Mixed Western.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. $3.50 y. m.-Renned Petroleum. sac
I'D per gaL Spirits OF Petroleum. I'D. Per gal
LIVERPOOL Dec 3.-Sa the week, O0 900 bales; Amer
can 900 baes spectators 9lOu bales expor
took 90 bics forwarded from ,he ships side direct
sinncs bales. export, $500 bales total
eeIps $4,000 bAlss American $4,000 Laaai total stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec. A, a. m-The changes In the
barometer yesterday slight Clear and fair ather
prevailed. The temperature ranged between 31' and
39o lie average C337eo being 1882 lower than on the
cofresp onding day last year. and 1852 lower than
Thursday.
Warner clear and partly cloudy weather may be ex-
sected ~ this city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.
LIVE srocK MANKMr,-eY rsLMaRApH.

LONDON. Dec 3-NinetytwO hundred bales Of Wool were
today chiefly Cape Adelaide sydney and Falkland
The demand was steady and prices unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

The foreign nails ending sATU RDA Decem
Der 4. 1850. Will close Al this once on TUESDAY az Ia
m, for Ehropc hy steamship Nevada via QueenstoWn
WEDNESDAY, az ~ m for Europe by steamship Algeria,
Queenstown for France be specially
sadresseJl. ~ m. France direct
VILE dc Marseiiles via Eayre; on THURSDAY. at IL
Tor Germany, France &C, BY Slesia
Pymoutn CheT0eurs aud Hamburg for
Britain aud the continent wusy De specially adTessed ana
IL m for Emops ny steamship Baic. Via q
on SAL RDAl, nj tSu n m. Tor Europe. by steamship
CITY VI Bella VIA queenstown coTospoodspce Tor Germany
and scotland must DO specially addressed ant at $50 A. m
steamship BOLIVIA, Glasgow and
at Also for Beeiu direct, by steamship Rhynao d
Antwerp aud ri II for Europe steamship oder via
southampton Bremen the mails Tor Denmark.
NORWAY uspache1 BY HAMBURG ana Bremen steam
The mails Belize and Bay Islands leave New
November - The osis fer spinw all and South Pa
cho Newl November 80 The mails tor Havana
leave hewY December aud =. The hewouud
land and Pierre Mqueon leave NsrYOfk December 3.
The for Rico New York December The
mails CHINA Jaosa leave san Francisco December 49,
oil December
rIOS a.. IAdEs. Postnast0r.
Poat ONCE Ner.York. November "a l-sO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

sl The oaometrcal variations II 9s c y tsnths o.
pece iag ui1nir irregular white line represents the oc atom
b. these ho.Ts The broken or o line epesen
Indicated thermometer tt hud
aruilcy, 2is broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON Dec 3-2;3Op m-ConolA for money. 99'is
foT Atlanta s''h nr-at Western hrsi mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
5ueclal NGt,ee5.

"a" Thomas e. Kirby IL Co., Auetioneers.
NOW on Exhibitions DAY AND EVENING.
AroUR ART RooMs. s.5 BROADWAY
opposite Mallacks)
AGRAND COLLECTION or
EUROPEAN AND ORIENTAL CERAMIC ART.
ARTICLES OF UTILITY AND nRNAMENE
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PREVENTS.
The whole consigned by The wen knSw% ho9,ss Of Ms,srs
Aud sold without reserve.
on WEDNESDAY,, THU hSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
.,sCatsiogues mated free any address.
Bangs IL 60, Auctopeers iSs and TAI Broadway,
WILL SELL,
MONDAY, DEC. 6, at $3.50 p NJ
GOOD COLLECTION OF MIsCELLANEoUs BOOKS
compr sing
AMERICANA. VOYAGES amt TRAVELS HISTORY
ana DIoGEAPHY, &C., &c
TUESDAY De- 7.
LIBRARY OF VALUABLE AND CURIOUS BOOKS
Comprising works in several languages. number
being illustrated Also standard and Desirable
in General Literature. many Of them well bound
,,,x,.,, ,r,, Brnmhaii' Dsane a Co. p,r,,cu
RANGEs BEo s APP 1EWEn SHoKiNd A'rA'
send for illustrated Circular.
Henry A. Daniels NJ D. Iit LeHlagtonaVe. near zs's-'t
Attention u gentlemen.
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATkRIhe purest and safest OF al caIhlr.
all coarse, irritating foreign sni
domestic they impair the dgesuy ana kfneys
New and Handsome
DINNER. FISH, GAME AND DESSERT SETS.
PLATES. TEAS. coFFEEs. &c.
Porcelain Lamps Fancy Goods IN great variety
GLAsswARE-CUT. ENGRAVED AND PLAIN.
BRIDAL AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
II. NJ. BRUNDI0E. $50 Broadway.
new Designs ia
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artsc style Of materials ana Workmanship
offered by
MITCHELL. VANCE & CO.,
1886 and sSs Broadway. NswYorx
Piles permanently eradtcated within ihreo weeks No
knife hgature All tai diSas cured Circu-
lars sent De- BoYf 81 West 2lst
Nsacc!
The foreign malls for tao wsex ensaT sATuRDA Deeem;
Der f. 1880 Will AZ this once on TUESDAY. AZ IL
for EaIope hy steamship Nevada via Queen'town on
WEDN ES DAY, az IL m, Tor Europe by steamship Algeria
Queenstown corTe seondenos for France must be specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

NEW. YORK, Nov. 26rhe following are the total net
cepts cotton the beog mentioned ports since Sepem
beI /, 1880, ~ date, ncitsiyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

"vIRrvr local pt,Hfv.r;pV>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
sss and sss Broadway. New YORK.
The FOREIGN nail. for ne wecx ens,aS sruRDA Ocean

Piles permanently eradicated within three weeks No
knife hgatuTe All re tai diseases cured Circu-
lars sent containing references Dr. BOYT 81 West 2ttIst
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-01
Distinguished Vls,tor..

On Tuesdey Of last week our citizens had
the pleasure of seeing one Of the foremost Of
Great B,.taia's aristoerats--the Earl OF Air
lie. The Earl, accompanied by his daugh-
ter. Lady Maud Os vie, and VIM. Reid,
Donald Mzelr1y sldA. +. Sears, Of Po. >
land, arrived here on that day from Ds''ss
and put up at the st. Charles, and on the
following day passed On mp the s'Iey for the
purpose of seeing the country through which
the OregOaian Z .aroad : to pas. The Earl
is largely interested in this "a roat., and this
is his first tour through the country in which
it operates. a dispatch to the Chicago
Tribune OF Sept. 81 from New York City
says the Earl Of Airlie, OF Airlie Castle, Scot
land, with his son and daughter. has re-
turned to New York. and is at present at
the Windsor hotel HIS estate Is one of the
largest in Scotland, and this influence. both
in political and social 'fe, is widely felt IN
his own county. lie is one of the foremost
of Scottish nobIemen, member OF the an
cient Scottish order OF the knights of the
Thistle, and exc lgly Fopuls- among his
people. lie is great admirer of a repnbli-
can form of government, and for many years
has taken great Interest IN the affairs OF
the United States
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-01
Heaps Tpon Heap. Of Goo.I..

1t does any ones heart good to stroll into
MoIlwaia's and take look at the stock Of
goods ho is opening up. The shelves are
jail the counters are full: a great deal is
piled up on the floor and tucked away under
the counters. aud in this way two rooms are
iilled ''ehuek full" Of goods Of all sorts which
he says he will sell at prices that viii aston
iah the nativcs
lu the line Of clothing be has fine asaort.
ment. aud can Iii out a man ia good shape.
lie has nice lot Of overeoAts. which only
have TO he seen TO be admired.
Ia ladiea' cioaks aud dolrnans he las al in.
numerablo variety. aud all he wants i for
the ladies 70 como aud ser them and learn
his prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Hardware has received his attention this
time great deal more than usual, and lac is
now prepared to furnish almost anything ia
that line At prices heretofore unknown in
Albany. II you doa't believe Il. call aud
learn for yourself
In general merchandise he exceeds all his
previous purchases. aud now has a stock
larger than was ever seen before ia Albany.
And right here he wishes US to say that the
report circulated BY some OF his competitors
that his goods are Cheap stuff" etc. Is
false, and that Il you will call he will prove
the fact to you.
Remember that his motto is Low Prices
and you will consult your own Interest Ly
calling on him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-01
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Ed Baum wishes us to inform our readers
that ho has just received full line Of school
books and stationery, and from now until
the Holidays win receive additions to his
stock on every steamer arriving from San
Francisco. As the rablic Schools will open
out generally next month. you should call
around soon and lay in supply of books for
your children and give them chance to per-
use them before school opens. His motto Is
-''The best Of goods at bottom prices. .
Don't forget the placo--corner Of First and
Broadalbin streets, opposite tho building
which is now being erected for Senders Il
Stcrnbcrg. Call on him and he will treat
you welt
We might also add that besides doing a
large retail business in stationery, tobacco
and cigars, ho is also prepared TO sell very
cheap at wholesale. Country dealers eLould
make a note Of this.