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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-10
S. BrCtZle|dcFS
 GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE; 312 Chapel Street.

Rretzfelder S12 Dol1nans for $495. ERretzfeBder &2O Dolmans at $l1 98. RretzfeIder S12 Black Beaver Oloaks s6.9s. RreIZfeIder Misses Cloth Listers $25O ~BrsszfeI%sr ~ childTsn'S oioaEs sf, 50, g, s2.5O. RreIZfeIder Lsdies' Cashmere Suits $S. RretZfeldeFj Beaver shawls $4. .98. BretZfelderI Rich Paisley Shawls $9.70 RreIZ9eIderI Dress Goods 8. 10, 1256c. RreUXfeDder Matelasse Dress Goods 12Hc. RretZfeIder Colored Cashmeres 12Hc. RrelZfeIderl Black O. Ctshmeres 19c. RretZfeIderl Black Cashmeres 46c, former price 75 BrelZFelder Black Silk Velvet $l RretZTeIder Black Silk Velvet, 27 in wide, $2.9s. RretzfeIderI Black Velveteen 35c. RretzfeIder Heavy Black Dress silk 75c. BretzFelder Good Black Satin 65c. RreqZfelderI Real Torchon Lace Sc yard. Rretzfeider Vaienciennes Lace 10 yard; BreIzfeIder Trimming Edgings 1c yard. RretZfelderl Ladies' Chemise 29c. BreGzfelderI Ladies' Drawers 29c. BreGZfeIde erI Ladies' White Skirts 29c. RreGxfelder Ladies' Scarlet Vests $I. BreGZ1elder Ladies' Scarlet Drawers $1. RretxRelder Mems Scarlet Drawers 75c. Bre1Zfelder One Dollar Corsets at 39c Brelzfelder oorsets 76c " wocth a,aIl: sl;2S ss, RretxIelderI6 I6 button White Kid Gloves 75c. BreGzHeIderl Misses Fleecy Lined Cotton Hose 7o BretzReIderl Shaker Flannel 16c BreGZFelderl Cotton Batting 9: pound. BreGzfeIderl Heavy Cheyiot shirting Sc. RretzfeIder lGfngham Umbrellas 35o. Rre1ZfeIderIS1lk Umbrellas $1.60.
 asa @ 4'' Breizfeider White Blankets 7sc. Rre1ZaeIderIGrsy Blankets 48c.
 
 RretZfeHderl Huck Towels, lh yds. long, 10c. RrelZfelderIT Twilled Towelng 40 yard. Rre1ZfelderlLinen Napkins 65c dog. Rre1Zfelderl Linen Shirt Fronts So. Rre1ZfeIderl Irish Shirting Linen 25c. Rre1Zfelderl Diapering 75c piece. BretZRelderl Black Worsted Braid Pc piece. WRreaZFeIderIC Corset Steels Sc each. RreQZRelder Garter Elastic 5c yard. BretZfelder Pins Sc paper. Rre1Zfelder Hair Pins 1c paper. RretZfelderl Safety Pins 5c a dozen. RrerZfeader Twiled Tape roll BrelZfelderl 300 yards Machine Thread 4c. BrelZfelderI White Pique 7c. RredzfeIderl 100 yards Spool Silk 30. RreaZfeIderl White Swiss Muslin Sc. RrelZfelder Plaid Nansook 12Hc.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-10
FOR RENT.

e.ss THE large spacious room No. F, 270 Chapel EAG street; high ceilings and roof lights; designed Es9e and occupied by 6 portrait painter for many years will be placed in fine order for permanent tenant Alao convenient, well-lighted double office in same building. Apply to
 mh9 If JOHN NORMAN, Room Il.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-10

WOrkingmen and Democrats Rebuked. SAN FRANCISCO, March 9.-The municipal election in Oakland was carried by the Repub- icans against the Workingmen and Demo crats. The whole ticket was elected by 8 handsome majority.
 THE WEST.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-10
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Isthmus CanRl-HOw de Lesseps Regards 1he Prestdent.s Message Captain Ead0' Plan.
 WAsHINGToN, March 9.-M. dc Lessops was
 diplomatist before he was an engineer, and
 as might be presumed he gives an outward ap-
 proval to the double blast of the President and
 of Congress in reafirmation of the Monroe
 doctrine. He sent cable message this morn
 ing to his son, to be read in the French Cham
 Der of Deputies, In these words: Message
 du President assure sscurite politiqus du ca
 nal" ('The message of the President assures
 the political security of the canaL~
 In the continued committee hearing to day
 he replied to several questions touching his
 scheme and then gave way to Captain Eads, who laid before the committee an exceedingly interesting statement, Illustrated by charts, of his railroad scheme. He criticised M. de Leg seps as having hastily and obstinately adopt ed one particular route and plan, and declared that his own scheme was far more practicable than any canal would be. He explained it's main features and evidently made favorable impression. At the request of the committee he will appear before them again on Saturday. The Treaty with the Utes. WASHINGTON, March 9.-The agreement
 between Secretary Schurz and the Ute Indi-
 ans was sent to Congress to-day by the Presi-
 dent. Accompanying 1t WAS the following message from the President
 I have the honor to transmit herewith a re- port from the Secretary of the Interior con-
 taining an agreement signed by the chiefs and head men of the Indians now present at the | seat of government. The stipulations of this | agreement appear to me as reasonable and the objects to be accomplished by it's exscu- l tion so desirable to both the whites of the l United States and the Indians that it has my
 cordial approval, and earnestly commend it
 to Congress for favorable consideration and I appropriate legislative action.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-10
FOR RENT.

Store and Tenement of four rooms No. GA Congress avenue. Inquire of
 R. MI. BURWEEL.
, 1880-11-12
BUSINESS.
Stocks Irregular, Closing with
Show OF Tirnness.
Activity In Gould Stocks, Especially
Kansas & Texas and Union
Pacific.
Currency Moving Freely to tho
Country-l'oreiEl lsx-
C1ini,gc.
The Produce Markets Moro Active, and
Generally stronger-An Early
Advance,
Eut Reatilon Followed, a!i tlosing Prices Slow
Lill!c C]aagc frum Wednesday.
Gut q leatilon Followed, aai tIosins Prices S1low
Lili!c Change IrVm Wednesday.
TINANCIAL,

Stocks opened Irregular md will rrry s'tiis
strength, but nftcr Duh tuurni,s prlcrs i"Eu
fn grow stcndfrr. nniat uittlrr thu cE'l oE Union
1'neilu and knilsnA Il Jrxnst llto W',ulc list
made slight Hntns Ttorr wcrr traces nf fever
istncss it, tho market MI 'lay. THU tt',irAr nf
prices was bullercd to bctrny finld's lntiic1,cr.
Money was per cent In ti!u curly hours, but
AFTERNOON complaints nhont rates crasc'l.
1laoro were very fsv itcus nf Information
t>uAtiuR n9ouk. Tho tftclinn ln Mnnt1nt-
tnn WIS attributed TO tho .!cc1slnn of
tile New York Court Of Appeals tl1nt
thnt Company ni,,et lity Hatnc e'U0,00o M tnxts
In nrrcnrs. Tllc whSMt crop nl1ng tile GF'tiHrr
roads Is now cclMrcd to le mitch st,la'fcr thu,
WIS At first given cut, hit this unfortunate cir
cuulstnnco Aas not yet hnd in,icli elect In
stopping tho Investment demand fur those
stocks, which ia every day tnktng thousands nf
sllnrcs out Of thu street.
as to tho New York nnney market, tho World
Enya ttut ortlcls for ctlrrnncy from tho Wcst and
SDuth Ara lncruuAng, at1n from the fnct t'lat
largo n,non,lts will be required to move tho cot
ton crop md inter on tho bog products, tho
movement Of gold from Europe 10 this country
IN attracting moro attention thNn 1T nny tifnG
sInce tho Influx began. 1t Is becoming evident
tint tho future or tho 1onN market will dcpcilsl
largely upon tho amount nf gold which VIII %
received from abroad. Tho ftSt thinks tfht Tho
gold imports shotd rise to $dkJUhl to $7CO0,0p
pcr week to put tho Nuw York lonn tsinrkct III
| tho same footing ns bcfcrc tho Presidential
election, in tho matter of resources. Thu Rokl
ltupurts from AliktIst Until week bGforc Inst ai
| averaged about $i,O0O0tD per week: n'ld tic
market lliul received from tho TrenssIry eurrGls'
" enough 10 ply for 81, so 00 bonfls nt'g't fnt
! tho Sinking Fund. THO bond purchases art
practically discontinued. On tho foreign Enlt
arrivals depend therefore not nnly tho rates
| rnr uI.,lcy IN the next few weeks, iii
| nlsD u.tl,1y interests wl,ct nrc affected by tht
, 1880-11-12
Tho following Instruments were filed for rec
ortl Thursday, Sor. IL:

Tho following Instruments were filed for roc
ortl Thursday, Sor. II:
rirY PROPERTY.
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ii s' i,: i ;;sS: IS@si i aiS!
vl:'ss1 1::tS' 4 3
kfs%sSS \ = '~i" IL IL IT, isssIt sassstsa i losss
$;;sS s;s III; t. Il Ill l. i! cSs %
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y '. 'r.yWS'TT W;Tntnth mtta Nos ~ 1
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| 2ixi!i ii, isnpr1v'.l. dated Sor. u tWhc'Hv ,s
a,il%snksaa 2sit q Iions'mn'' x e ,tdso " sis
| fjut,un IL EirIsoplt tiHnElnnn'....::. AaQ
S*: % NV s:t u 9sn sn T. % i . JSn SSaS i
,s: II u III iIi, r.
Ia III IL lrIpfuyud siNsch Nov. ~ ILL., aLd ~ ~
lusn 10 il. nnd =. ktG.nMeltacl. Nse
| UyndJpy II, j,N It Q or Snbte. It1l11 H. lin
| lsovl:A Gaitd $uy. u tAuntn FaloWssl u 81. M
tlKltttH}
| FiftH my sih; ii = Of jackson 81. . {, 4tx1sl IT.
@n."n ~, fns si,asms.nI. -. Eu
suGrit uF CITY LtM1r* WITHIN \ EAbIvs or hkSas
| Mj1Es UF THE CnEitT-1tnEtE.
E,,urtlrE nv. II w cor FnrtIpth At, q {. =, s.Nx
i:!sj ri, dated S0v. ts H. lturlotd ~ Mle'ae AZ
n, :; i ;;a;t H. t. HxiII IT, ;snt.d
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, 1880-11-12

c.ATrLE-The avarn2o Of 1cstoEt.hJs ohcrlnrs w'
rDwllure ucur us s'Ioti ns tho uveragb for Wednc
daf- This perccntHxo Of choice bcDvcs vns nflusunl
snlnll, while OF scnlnwug nai!vus. lem TexAs. III
Western cntt1 tic proportion wHs moro ttnn ord
nnrtIy itbGrnf. Cauie Euod cttOuRl, to Couiu1ut
prices nbvt Sisa did not reach 80 lead, ult told, Il
dcud. sntes Mt AS aI! not tnnko aggregate
Hu1 head. Most OF tho tr.,dng was done ut prle
TnnsInH frUnl IcU luwnwnrh tn f.st With not n n
rnles luw ~ {. NG:..n. There was good Rel.rr
dstnnnd. and vnln5,* we'll xuplurtcil nj ar!!il
nxcfpt fur l,Gstlur nMtiv9 hntchfh' btMH, WHICH, "
l'n, =, mnvS ctccEt at ysry mcaS nrsss' IN GGi y
ihrtefr. ntid tho hnl,rfy unt beiis h!eg.Ite lfle
w1tN stts.itx-li .aA. tlIar than last rurk. St1cke
lnGt with tntr 1Guity. md r't0u GRADES sbIA rs ~;
a. Nl any Nhy Of tatu. Tho c1trnrlH fnhEc o! MI
wins liIetD. Ttie Dusi19 Htsfhttun ~"s 1A:aA ~
drove IT Sanvntnnn chunty rtctrs Ase!nHR lhl, y
bcsi csuf seen In .rnr nMrknt. !'0ns!detube stn
Wn4 tNlt oreF. but thu MnEEnt finished urtu-
QUOTATIONS:
Extrh Beeves-Gradtd siGcrr, Weighing LII.
s,cSf~ WsshinfI i,si ii ia l. lid ns.......... A.ss
s iiHs 10 sati H. a,.' Aaas
H: i.I6 i, t.a 1904
ltM1rl.ess' stuck Pour to rnf1,1nnn steGrE apd
wvsii"s s'i ISa ian es' ~: ~! ;s.".
10 isEo ,,,',,,.,s,,. ,',.' 25ea5
Texnn<. 241
paiis and ssIaw%x . s.suTs ~. 1884
, 1880-11-12

N'AEl+ LGAEtg ED{4l'HlGHI WIS A'ItHNl VI flSVo
track.
Sr!.lSti wItEAT-wns tntly active md higher.
hn' nn"rtsl"'. The market HsAnced SO. hut cfntrd
ri i"r 1T nh,nt the fhc>t nrlcnt vi Wednesday. Tho
f' :S S, '"r s fa 'e1 se. sn! !
4s II" @ 10 ". ,ru n, n! s .s:.sH s} w Sss r.
ss: s"; *. "a: !'ss ;;s;;
s @ "o 1. "' tt 't NJ" I'll s s os t:s s,
sss s,'. ra.t ,s M ,!": is s;,,! sy i:,
81 & = sS:;! IL ;."s%: tssa ;,sss,ifs ~
;.s sx%.s: sasf @ 1s,y a 1'.,, trr 4 s'5.ns Ct s
I. f. 's; ss ~ :;y +: s?' $
:ss Il 's,' msi" y, .!SI! Z, nn T. i" '
3 ~; i !' :; d i ;'s;'s s :.'s s1es sp::s 1T
4s.ia'a I'!S !.s:sxs,s - !: ! SSfs ;as! VIII i!5:"l;
5?!s: i;';; i :;. L ;s II,
rrecIpt. i'er., nj ii trr i.,r .s,.,t;r .It liz
ti!iiiana Ia'i' for "iniet and Htaca se market
HI S: ''E s asss s M s's, s:"fsss . i
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rt'nh shti:u ,t","i,d Win l"w"f 'n..* ~ titn t:t!a
ss @ ~ NV tr ~ ~, III. s;' II ay mi NV wnr
SS' ay s4 With " ~ I'll t sfG 5 fafss w WIZ x'
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=; $:j: .s:, Is - g., $
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I s u, . @ 4 s:t =: IS; 1 !, m .o;, rs;'s q sa @
"a |: i :;s ,?,;, 's u oai III
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H"!s ssaae 'ifms @ nt 8 Il. ' s:1ar aa M
!sssi ] 'fs' 'fp u as!s s L M"SSs.
SFs d ;St " ~ Z 's :!'' trii!4 a"a tf'' Il
% :",;;s ea ID s:s n hi s s: ] f IT, VI: csf.!s n*ssi ,i
tit.r ia I'll e :i!nr.1-Hn ~; :;.';t. . NJ,
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Tie rnr,:ps% w"rt mnow.lt iartrs Int vnFy Ii!tio
sr ,t"e Us @ 1 ::s r:.ia NV " '. NV.
sr ns m,.l II 4 ;; sr!'st, ~t', s;e na .'d nc
Vi. qnssi +: sciirrat tic sass.a j The fu
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tn*s n!trr fur n!trtiEt I'En,l tts MErn reporter
o q Sbn !, Sa:tG !, v. 4 81: 1''ltn Sa fnl.nI ~
fr Sn md <'':i'c f.!r M ~. IN !rnGk: alsu E,5h
Du ut IIt.i9 ~ tre r':i hnaHt Tt.a1. l;.;~u Du.
| Twu DCt.t,ce CALf.
Wheat vas stpals, closing ut {tfi&Eln for q.
xs'ntes nna ~ :!@,stfi;!n3t t1c ntSsmbnr; =, Skr'
1ua f,t Lannar.. t"r c'n-'s' eattcr nj ~ 2s%r IL
s 4: ss's$! *l!n i;;'s; ,ss:s!
M; TT. ':r f"r a'.;srs. i, an,l .,,;e g, j. Mar
3iAs f.r janunrr, snn> '.0n ,M ~ 5ilar fnr Decent
o"r AIi :tE q: tay; n:a was u tler. with .nlr. y
Mr. pn:S clot.a .:,vls ii tiI<i.,lHs'.a i"r nnsF
Mnh tltID flt FrbslhfF. stls,h t,:U brik n s1Xtt
iHe7's for 1annarx um! tlIUbxlaD.1s tnr Fssr,..y
lar! elnst'F ~ 1tst t5.!s fnr SysInr und *tli!y:
~ tt!r ihtHarE sfies @'tl tc+ ~ fsLsx fHr Shsen
nsr ssi;s- ~ for n,'na!y; md ts''a f.T fshrnaey
t1.vJ Tor November ind Als2i5 M january.
n t.t ~
, 1880-11-12

Tho following grain was Inspected Into storo
tn thIa city yesterday nj rntng: II carA rod Wta-
tor wheut, IL ours No.fa tin, . cars roJcrtod, :
cars mtxcj, l Cur No, | spring, III cars Nn.s t.'
y cara No.n dO 10 cars lrjccsest cRts III Crude
GU 'wheatl; eSu cars, NJ. ? corn, 10 cars Nj
10, 70 cars rcJeetcd, Q,9l cor',; u rars whs'(
oats. Is oars M. = mlxa4, - curs rejected II
oats}; 0 cars M, = rye, d chrs re]rctcit cuII
NO. barloy, T.. ears No. q 10. 10 tREs M ,lf
ear No. 8 DO GU barley. 11aal, us cars, pr JHfN
psl. Inspected out; Ii.b7e I'LL Whent, s1A8aYDu
corn, u B3 bu outs, 6s5o bu rye. :,i:u til bAAey.
Tho tea,t!ns produce nlurkets wcrp ,notloAsu-
~ 1ettyo yesterday md Hgain higher, hf un-
settled, There WIS au rurly a,lfunco i',t'at
departments, because tho nutna'er Vt 2uytuE
otaera was greater than tho hnsnber off futdurs
20 sell. But q got4 tnaay people scctnctFto fcur
tnae tho sccent advance hns been about IL shArC
u warranted hy tho circumstances, }nd they
1ookeaF out for decline. The alfeoatpera
wofe on tho lockout for tho first syAptom Ut
weakness, AID shpru was appurrntiy ~ lncreaso
III tic number OF orlcra rQading. u tho tdas-
, 1880-11-12
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcrotho recplpts aud sbIpn1onts
OF tho !cut!snx articles of produce In this city
during tho twenty four l,nrs nsnlitiE ut o'clock
Thursduy morning and for tho corresponding
tstnu last yp4F;
, 1880-11-12
MINING STOCKS.
NEW YORK.

8ptetat D!tpatth to The Chicago 1fihlre+
NEW yosK, Nov. 1l.-Tho fntn!uE stock ular.
kot wus active und falrly steHdy. Closing otto
IN
, 1880-11-12
REAL ESTATE.

eErss n ,sccscasc nj j,:,sU,nU franca III Koh, nnd
Hty,kU fraHcs III silver.
, 1880-11-12
evI,,lv OF TIE GERMAN rIsESS.

Tbry have Hull ~ 49, .,t t....u.....,t.S. |
incompetcncy n1'ti fhe "isa, Nfesno"s.osa
manner Of tho Dcn'oeraliG N"''e1s WIZ h!".
,er,, The late raInl'lsE', 1la" ~ aiow ",5
,nclnatiou to follow lH'rhul' III n's lne',o
,nrs nt,d stlil-hunls Oil wasn .'sa't W. ."tA,
.frr tricks tint arc vain." Aho l'"hlmoie
nra,chc Correspondence tD'l sllys:
ltsqu'd by lct.r a'f ~ G ~ nwn rirs Ind
Iazc.tlaa,.s,. snu M, sins oi commission and ons
me !n'n (which WSicb t!1ey, h,vo. lerpetratrd durinF
,as a,e e"n!la'gh. .!l,nns ~ ~ @ e"rr,,utinn ] in
u oiii Mo wo,'i, hnyc lwrn OF no iyuil 10 tho |
.se see,, wer "1 ,,rv If lilo iict.ocrntc orranz4.-
e hs cnaysa ',S ,s Saes H., a. 1l neGn t%, Il
kis9rr daEf9" 'r,,. ;us ~ Ina az npi ,.v.tnst ttlo
d. Tho hs!rsts' rtv VIA IN ,rrnt tbnt. nithn,,r!1
tratcnls1e ','a}},,t i win thG weak si,ius ,MI
,acy we're at4i.,ts',h ,hn i,"uliismt' 1n,rtv. thoy
fhnrtt1aes ~ , c,,n vnit.I vitl, Tia iirntt;.
rathct G1ltrtt ,s ,vas q, ,,ret n XIV 3nrk
anA Thts ts..ss H., W.T. ,n,.,"nst ~
.aIb .aIbaain,, s"Kiy, ,''''s yau W Is c,isy eSpne Inr-
nua"oui ~ WI" ~ -. ,ttrmntin,r tt, frt%, Is
ti*trsst astcaa av ~ rc4tsipiIty for tho >ctnt,-
Iaoasfa!sf a"ftn u' Us iig!,is ltrpuIIrnn ccction-
fnud' ~'h '0''s po'c ~ y los'
Tho New n1M 1s,, ,s.'''s-<''''"''' s'''' e'''
rent lie loil''",nh; u. c,uoa,., ,,,,,.
We regret tho lcton OF Mr: Garilgi'i !, vGry
Gmlts rraiAr u tho result ht tt'D c!ectiott ~
oSr stnto should lend IL complications, ltkc
th.ea uT the winter of 1hst- M. y lhesa' thn,-
leony4 Ia liallcH..:. then out with thelts: t,!t
Tt thc,u suy 1T htt,le with FEtrtll inslnntlof's+
III tnuhI t1,i Mnllt'yhilcr enough every iinir
1r,rs 10 r ctt,iTrtI."l IL elecL II President. htlt
x,Aiji llo Intuer;l,!n Ml.,E.tl!Gr 1t such 1rl'i-
sc,atIous hitter ccrt!aus should hGtoI!iE Il Stnitl-
H. in.titulnp. Let us lIuvc nltr t1hrl'eltl II
rI,rtI.i. anil l!,n E,Hluiry Mlust !ank 0lt tnr
vseW h'@ il wilt hcsi get nnH with him nn' M i his
ismrnlir Slntu Central Committee II deter
,,n,s1 ID jnyts,l4utr nuythinR, tlIcil It nCiHs
nj. taEe Inn difference 'iu tho vote tMst III
,bis city fur The Presidential tlltsitiNtra nni
In randiIutrs for AfuyuE t5 II l.lss for
H. juyrstIuu.tu,,s. Tlint COMMITTEES VIII
mar, flnJ r},nt n fuw more. tllpanIld EitlHolis
hsrc T"trd "Ipr President" tlInn "tnr M!,ynr."
e@1 th,t lIal f}u,Ocf ytjttH Cnst their t,aIluts
f.r @ fnw,j NJ ,Iutur, Thla is mi lIl,nis'n!t,sbic
t,, ~. lint ,nlty other iIluusnn,!s tt briuucrlts
nnxs1I IN j;,y,u yUie.i fur Jt,s n,ll .uuss t;;,r~
fiitni trs!!,s N the }rtEut Furthermore. that
,np,r ,hrr ,ls,!t,,,.,s, tll-u.,stts! through In-
'.r{Jr rlutltlriln1ls stui.l Ut nt,,nG mltugu,cr.
TIr nrn,,st. pt tlc ynte hy :.i.Na> Ms r1nnm,tctt
xi.h thu yt,t,, ui IS7H, stands u, exact ,MecnlA
viii tllc lprue OF snlr reputation, hut tho fact
ic,ri:Ncn;;, 10 tho |fpu,trlta IL that tho l'cfNn~
rr.,s iii tt receive &c Ills irerrse ll,lNN. hilt
The Republicans ,thf r..rrtvu :,t.shl1 votes. This
~ ei'ca.n n, nfs ~ ~ & mr s,y ies ',n1,'Ii,sI
sS',lodH ni,t 'crs !'iln 20 , ,s, ,! rnrsi
The funf1 Itt3cl'S uni To .tr!Sn tlcn over ttta
, 1880-11-12

s1l e,',s e,'s"ehesler's lIyparhosphttos
Lh'sehitis. .ssm"asosnp.lon, sma coughs, wgnk lungs,
'|p's'ouo ycas4, "'e44'1S' Asuaotsne"
, 1880-11-12

fa I'M Ssst r. xpss!oaleal far Indies to tnke monthly
*uel, l. iii, i!thty will lrcetvu tho K1cutes
, 1880-11-12

Et,UTt rI!1s, seNr January. clDstl NJ k9fILSh 3.H
c,nIta l,utr.i ktt t.HIsu nna t1.I hxsi; CA;ts-
beE4nd. ..i:a lnz.: uns s4i hau4 :att y; ~ gs!.
vruGti haulH taiiit II trrag.. M rlHf1,
IYtnn tJ.int,n n atft3Ac tnf sl1dlrt !3{l no THF
short rits htsg l"r hEt uluara sl0}tu Tor lsau.s+
t;WEsSs:- tWie,. Wvsiaots white 1t szsAe xnd ye.-
low ut TEL &. .....
FIR i'm mess Gna ii - ha!G.tu Tor hnnnA
t4 LLUW-, Quiet aud steAlJ VI t4NdG Ter city and
Stxtal1tg Tor country,
, 1880-11-12
1lftEAf3S'riJrFS.

FI.outs-wns IN Jnir ticmald aud armly held At
tbs advance nusuh Yesterday. hut tlle Inquiry wnA
chuny fur w .ty1t,l t1Is fur exIrt- l.0Gal dgalJra
tuuk ittIp. sn1us wus1 TaIuttu VI :;j hss wt,sars
uid ~ tTls ryv tur III pfyhss tnrhs; W hrls aud
A.,s bays spring vxtEaa!lrtly Al Ald 10 btls
uu gru,io nj ktQl rui!ll rlna! IO 4i1 ltls Export
Hours mure Guulut III tL4flA13 tDt good 10 cho!ce
and ryo .lut1t ht tLxI..5.al
nyjIi:r l1uEAbsrut rs-Woro In you'd demsnd und
mttlngs at tll.islauI; l toua ut 9tAt0; 0;tubrs
III flul, u tons xCVW dn u aIllN lEte on
, 1880-11-12
ltt>*rlH.

sn.tls, i,ft,.'r:. = 1ne catedao Trtbnns.
lios1ux. Enr. i1.--I'hu si.Mft lnarket ~ rntller
Gt,, P.,,fI'. t.a.,st'i inmn ri to ui!i; Atc!,i.
sn tr Ia il RI: ,1'"l't%n ffSH Et,,;n1t ~ 70
frh fi; Ett ~ !;& & M'"!'i. Sr a14.tee ',n!tn"ra fr
1t L. 4; C,a,;trGiI.:,sl l',s.uuapso fr'n &. 10
%: 4h!trSh. l.nnss y ,; N"rthrfrn fa,,n nr.,terrcl u,
is ts'' cn''y c1,f' :" i irIiaxS s'r;; ' ,aoy ~ soa
n*kr!t i,iis.'r'! i wrsl '!i.hlsia' t'eeiael I!
!!""ch. II i,,,,Ii i:":h f"rt Multi, (; Ns@
i"sk %Ssw E'x!an Z; F"ss S'r"tt & Cult III
III rnitvtm iu,t,[s. IiarttnrtI i Eric u advanced
Il; ia!t1o lleh u ~, !" lot; o'hors "'tA"at lsa'
F.st nsw airiIca,!o,,s fnr srat* ut tho l'rokcts'
Nhsltl wtro iantu tt'-:ay, prt,Dan!y ~ Gooso-
tslciaca Ut tho Hew sulrs ln rcxastl !" aolh'n's'
ID tbs ryf..trn As,neialttt I'rs't.
NosroS. Nov. ll.-stucks e.,sc.l;
f.s.? II &':':,..;::|, T.. ::||', ;n!.;s '' ~,
:;$ :;:{s i'ai is rs
t. TIL IL III i:.'E,t: s;iS:"
S%S; h$.;S s!|ss a Ss;15 4,
SOUTHERN lpNlts ANIL sT",Rs. -..
Hel1 es Ss A!<u!;s As;s"' s is' ras s!ts nd
sock, iii 10 ilS; centsa1i taiir.i. ii ID lo7,
| aew nNLEANs.
| NEW ORLEANS, Nuv. ll,-Stxht cxchnngo on
New tork, pAri sterling cxchAnge, 4so1a*
I Y)NEION,
LlSnoS, Nov, 1l.-Coisuls, % 0.ls; account,
American ,n'a scourtttes-Now e., ION; HiA lha;
iar'Al seeusitlcs-1lltuots C.ntnal. l.tiss
i:rIe. 4ts; st.s,aaa, lg1h iirtaslii,x. :dii:
~. g y 5ss Hank u pE!and desIsass!
"t thu bank sesaeya to IT liability Is sol per
| crnt. ~
Thu weekly statement oe tha Iauk o1 Fruuce
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-13


Clement Jordan, Jr., Of Cape Elizabeth
died on Saturday morning last and was buried
today. In the death Of Mr.. Jordan the town
loses a valuable citizen and the immediate
neighborhood i'll which he lived-Spurwink-
has met with an irreparable loss. 1t was my
province to know him during the past ten
wears and to know that he was man OF more
than average worth. AS I saw him in all the
walks of life and performing all the duties OF
citizenship he seemed to me to be striking
example of man who performed every duty
because it was right His public spirit was
unbounded. The church near his pleasant
home had no more earnest supporter. 1t was
TO him q public institution which must DC
maintained He was constant attendant.
And vet he was not church member. Inc
public schools he strongly supported AND al
kindred institutions. All this ne did without
ostentation and with an air OF one periofihins
a simple duty rather than of one who was do
inc public good His strongest characteristic
was hatred OF shams, either in persons OF
| things He was plain and outspoken himself
tried to find what was right and then STOOD Dy
| his convictions firm as the eternal hlils
| Though he held no public otfices-decllnlne
| them all-and was hard working farmer, ms
| influence will be felt for years to come IN the
neighborhood where he lived. Today he was
| laid at rest in the historic old SpurWinK
| church yard, where so many OF the good aho
GREAT of the town have been laid during more
| Than century and hall, worthy place beside
| the best and greatest of them. w. ). N
Portland, Jan. 49,
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-13
O,1ails for Maine.

A general movement is being made to intro
duce to the fauna of Maine the Quail, Cotur-
aaic C1naneanis of Europe. This tine game
bird is probably the same species that fur
nished food to the Israelites after their long
march. 1t is migratory bird, breeding in the
north and spending the winters in the south,
and this habit renders it suited to the latitude
of Maine. It lives on the ground and in fields,
and its summer food consists largely Of insects.
First imported to America three years ago, 1t
has bred where liberated, migrated south in
autumn and returned in the spring, to breed
again in the same localities. The sportsmen's
associations throughout the State will prob
ably unite their efforts to procure large
number of quails this winter, to be liberated
at various locslities. The Sagadahoc
Association has already voted to contribute
to a general fund for this purpose, and other
associations are asked to do So The birds will
be delivered in lots of one hundred or more, to
the clubs or individuals subscribing, in num-
bers proportionate to each contribution. 1t is
hoped that public spirited citizens throughout
the State will contribute to the general fund,
and as these birds breed prolifcally, we may in
a very few years have them in great abun-
dance Arrangements for their purchase, i'm
portation and delivery, will be made by Ever
EFT Smith, Commissioner OF Fisheries, Port
land Me-, to whom all contributions should be