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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10
Seleetsa gtorp.
HIS TRUE. LOVE.

Ralph Chauncey had lived to be
forty three years old before be
saw a woman he cared enough
for to ask her to be his wife and,
walking slowly up and down the
vide piazza Of his splendid coun'
try seat, that warm, starllt July
night. with the waves Of the Pas
sale plashing silvery through the
fragrant dusk, and the answering
music of southwest breeze stir
ring, in low, mysterious melody,
through the trees in the park, he
was living it all over again-all
the only life worth living-and it
dated from the minute be had
first seen Christie Layne's witch
ing face.
1t had happened so accidentally
-Chaunccy hadimany a time felt
almost terrified to think how
nearly it had come to not hap.
pcning at all. He had been late
for his train-something that did
not occur once in a year, 80 regu-
lar and methodicai were he in his
habits-and a dainty young girl
with big velvety-brown eyes and
carnation. pink cheeks, and q
mouth like twin straw berries for
lusciousness of tint and tempting.
ness of beauty, was belated, too,
and the two mot, fate ordered, on
the bridge to the ferryboat, three
seconds after the gang-plank had
been hauled aboard.
That is exasperatiug to say the
least be said, as he turned, with
| haIf-vexed smile, toward his
ow-miserable.
Then, when he saw the radiant,
exquisite face, in all it's girlisb
bloom and beauty, there went a
feeling over and through and
about him that was strangely un'
like anything he ever before had
experienced in his forty-three
years.
She made her broad, white fore
head pucker up into charming
little frown as she glanced from
the receding boat to his plain
honest face-just such a face as 6
woman would instinctively trust
out of a thousand faces any
where.
4 am very much disappointed
wouldn't have missed it for any
thing; my friends will meet tn
train, and wonder what has be
come Of me-
She turned back, disconsolatelY
toward the ladies' waiting-room.
IF you will allow me to be o
SERVICE he said, gravely, will
that deliciously-strange sensation
thrilling all over him, i will tele
graph for you; and, as I have als'
to wait for the next train, I will
be most happy to see you safel!
to your friends
Thanks, very much Please d.
) telegraph for me to Mr.. Set!
Adrian, at Patuna,-Broadway
and explain. I am his niece
Christie Layne.'
Chauncey's face suddenly bright
ened.
sMr. Adrian is valued trien
), of mine. am quite sure b
would trust you with me- and b
smiled. Ny name is Ralph Chaur
cey-my place of Ousiness-Wa]
street, city
That was their very informs
introduction and, four hours ls
+ ter, Mrs. Adrian repeated it, cert
, moniously, ID her parlor, an
then
Well, it had all happened in th
winter, nearly all of which seaso
Christie had spent with the Al
riaps, in their paIatial home
Patuna's beautiful Broadway an
the consequence was that Ralp
| -, La ocIyot tina tyIr!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10
Doetrpp.
WHAT Z LOVE.

I love the plowman's whistle,
The reaper's cheerful song,
The drover's oft-repeated shout,
Spurring his stock along;
The hustle Of the market man,
AS be hies him to tha town,
The halo from the tree-top
As the ripening fruit comes down;
The busy sound of the tkreshers,
As they clean the ripeued grain;
The husker's joke and catch Of glee
Meath the moonlight on the plain;
The kind voice of the draynan,
The shepherds gentle call
These sounds of pleasant industry,
Ilove-I love them all.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

An international exhibition OF
boats nets, tackle, and all other
matter pertaining to fisheries, will
be held in the spring of next
year in the fishing village of
Schevenipgen, Holland.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

An English physician has care
fully noted the effects Of oatmeal
on the human system, and he says
that 1t makes people cross, stingy,
jealous and sour-tempered.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

While making q call at Il neigh
boris, a young lady Of Madison.
Ohio, said to a cat that came into
the room:
"Wby, pussy, I haven't seen
your babies yet; are they pret'
ty p
The cat Immediately went out.
and returned with a kitten in her
mouth, which she laid at the feet
of her Questioner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

A Streator, ILL.,, doctor bet $40
with a young man that the latter
could not eat nine eggs a day for
thirty days, and lost. The young
nan gained eighty pounds in
weight. -- -e...; 49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

Politeness may prevent the
want of wit and talents from be-
ing observed; but wit and talent
cannot prevent the. discovery Of
the want of po!iteness. a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

Those who, without knowing rs
think or speaks evil Of us, do Us
no harm ; it is not US they attack,
but the phantom Of their own
imagination. s----4s@1 .l.:sss.zG
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10
miscellaneous.
THE
WILLIANSTOI FEHALE COLLEGE

Respectfully offers its services to those
pareu:s who desire to secure for their
daughters the thorough and symmetrical
cultivation Of :heir physical, intellectua
and noral powers. 1t is conducted on
what is, called the ssOne-Study"
Plan, with q SENI'ANSUAL Course Of
Study; and, by system of Tu!tional: Pre-
miums, its Low Rates are made still lower
for ALL who average So per cent.
No Public Exercises. No Perceptions"
Graduation, which is always private, may
occur eight times year.
For full information, write for an Illus.
trated Catalogue. Address
REV. S. LANDER, President,
Oct. 27, 44-ly Williamson, S. G.
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->~%-

The GoAT.-They were walking
in the fields, and Mary hesitated
to pass through a lane that con-
tanned a pugnacious-looking goat.
why, Mary said Charles, come
along; this is the first time you
ever refused me when l asked you
to pass the butter Upon this
appeal, Of course she hesitated no
logger, especially as she now
noticed that William was tcthered.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

Leonidas was oore Of the origi.
nal deadheads. He held the pass
at Thermopyl@. 49, ~ r..a'...-.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

Some men havea talent for the
ordinary which makes them ex-=
traordinary. @c s:& s 9
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

1t is one of the woEst.of errors
to suppose there is any other path
of safety except that of duty..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10
BLEASE HOTEL,

is now open, and invites the people one and
III N call and know what can be done at all
hours, to wit: AL Extra Good Breakfast,
Dinner, or Supper, for TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS.
Forty or fifty regular boarders will be
taken y: proportionately low rates.
The convenience of location, excellent
spring water, we'll furnished table, etc.,
commend this house to every one.
Oct. l6, 42-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

1t is the poorest way TO, get up
in the werid:to be continually
down in the mouth.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10
= ,sWSscelg elgesseeeess.
DR.. S. F. FAINT,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUG ! : GI { $ Z, ,
NEWBERRY, S. c.,

Offers Imported and Indigenous Drugs.
Staple and Rare Chemicals.
Foreign and Domestic Medical Prepara.
tions.,; 4s g. -
Fine Essential Oils and Select Powders.
New Pharmaceutical Remedies.
Special attention is called to the follow
ing Standard Preparations:
FANT'S LivesRegulator.
FANTS. .Elixis sos Calissya with PsrophoS.
phate of Iron.
F4NT'S Compound Fluid Extract of Bacl,u.
FANT'S. Compound Extract Of Queens ns-
- light and Sarsaparla, with lo'!ii'
of Potassium. ......
FANT'S Soothing Syrup.
FANT'S Essence Of Jamaica Ginger.
FdNT'S Ague Cnre--well known 10 every
one in the County, having been
thoroughly tested in fever and
FANTS Cologne. ...s.- ~.
Curatne and Iron Bitters-the great
Blood sRnrifer. -. ~ s..
Sole Agent for Swift's Syphilitic Specific,
the Great Elimnator of all Impurities of the
Blood. The cure for Serofula, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia and all Nervous Affections.
Buckeye Pile Ointment, specific for
Piles - '@--%~ @-'-s ---.-
also offer the largest assortment OF
Lamps, Soaps, Perfumery, Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, and Toilet Articles, Of eV-
ery.6eseription. at the very lowest prices
Call and examine for yourselves.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours Of ,hesday and night.
Nar.SSl. TT
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NOTICE.

Application will be made to the General
Assembly of South Carolina, ut its next
Session. for Charter re-lncorporating the
Presbytery of South Carolina.
Aug. 18, 34-3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

Nice Florida :. rattlesnakes are
worth S5 each in New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10
NEW HOTEL.

This commodious edifce, situated on
MAIN STREET, NEWBERRY, S. G., and
known as the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19

sss 100 Canned Goods 5os; ona sacks Flonr 2s
ntis steamer 30 arrive 70 Cora for oruers o. s1~
sNesh bark TO arrived % tie Baltic 90 90 &C. r "a
Mhlehayen 1900 DO bs 4rd Norwegian narS 20 tor !o
NH ResUc P,ylc, f5 anoti'er ~ tbe 4 nItrd King
dom 3ooO do 81 Norvegiln oHrk prevlogs 10 ARRIVAL
the Baltic Renned Petroleum as 6i anolh ef
arrlvel l-uOre SUeO a. 81; another
to arrveD 10 Eisinor orders soO DO Sd another
Zane y"yas~ o O. ~ ~, 10 C m Vn Nam 4s a.
another tie United kingdom 5000 hilnet ao A. o.
orders 3uO0 40. ri; Italian bark to smyrna l5onO
Norwegian bark 10 TIE United nsdor 5000 bib. Refined
Petroleum. "a 3D. British snip 70 direct port c9nnins
Cadiz and Barcelona Germ baT. 29t tons. 20 konir
berg oher 81 tons 70 hanbr,; s. amer 20 ts
Bill bars 500 tons Lyr 9s PS St D' "a DSe~1g
42s ca schooner "a 20 TO CT nada $3.50 From Pis
Graa IA British bark 10 east coast Of reIan Do
r. Sd Belgian ship TO the ConinsoL l% ., bp Hsn Ih
zoo d. As s Goo From a an s %
o par o ariiye 10 To o o, 10 ~ o. d. From o ~
Two British steamers to Cork for orders 1905 and oOOJ
PEIROLEUM-Rea was sparngy offered and I'd
sales 5000 bbs here, lose, closing with q,
7l@7s.c; Napbtha. IKE; Refined in Dbs.. here lois
hid AM Philadelphia and Baltimore. % az &C. cases
certificates Crude Pc reienm here lsooo Dds on Tty
highest 81 o5 lowest Il o01 closing 81 COS Bill 81 =
PRovIsIoNs-PORK-Mess about 9Oe. per Dbl, higher
closing very urn explr' ca me LIMITED sPecSuys o o
setting last can 5j lhlI Is seller Year
! 40. Thifd cali-AuguI, sl3 4OfSl3 TO- seller Year
81 1881 H.. BEEF about steady demand very
moderate. sales. 100 les. City Extra India Mess SO
cur MEATS steadily held far Cemanl
sales 500 n Picked BE- Ines. Tic: LOB P ozled
Shoulders hls,.-- MIDDLEs In H-h sale ri fuil late
prces DRESSED HOGS ry active, very firm: CITY
eayy 10 Light, Gitg6ec. Pigs, d's,;.., LARD Marie
dull and scarcely fm crt demand limited; specuLl
tive trading nght ssles go re- Prime steam SPOT ~
zoe settling CAL lsc. 5000 tcS August
7.2ac cl0spg 300 tea september. ~ -
c73Gc 7.3uv.. October. CLOS
ing 7.35073T &c: THIRD csl-Au-Ust 2Jn I22-c; sep
TT 1850. october '-iNc; ear 100
do buyers option ~ zoe CIy steam stronger
saes 80 ics l5c: Rcfued quoted LOG, Continent
BIZ TIER and CHEESE demand. at very fnll prices
....- EGGS about steady fir inauiFy.
RICE nchanccd Fairly active.
SEED--NO
ste AT,-Raw quiet. unchanged F1lr Good Refining,
7usq 7Islac Refined acvU and irner Crushed ana POW
dere,i luasc Granuatei luc Cat l@M lo--. SlaldaId
A." ga &c. Confectionery a" S'sc. " "a ~" J'2a
g6.c
SKINS-GOat DALI receipts SJ9 bales Curacoa IL
ba e. Asunwa Prince. 10 Ia Vera Cruz
Para bales Porto Plata IA Port Marta ana 4S
bates Orlean- POO bales Mexican. Deer IA de-
rlanu firm receipts: Puerto CrbcO p ba As
pipwa rs bales ones Punfa Cora and bales
orleans sales 3.OOU %. ntIa Amer1can and LOU
%. McVican.
STE ARIN E-Quet. nominal sales 81 tcs at %
TALLON- II Firm sales, 43iuOJ u. 'sQ''iCc-
WHISkEN-InaCtye, nominal
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COCOON MAaKErs-BY rELEGaApH

tTyEErnoL July 17-l2:3O m-coon firm aidcling . p
lends Ca Middhng Orleans ID; sales 1000 bales incud
INC 900 bales for specuison aud export Receipt. 100
naIes an American FuturesJ pandz Low ilddnG clause
Jny delivery 6s7lsd; do NY aud august dewey sso
also Ga % do August ana september delivery o-rzl, do
Der and october delivery oai no. OCTOBER ana
November delivery. 6Sssd. Futures steady s., -, -. ..
Included 4O1 bales American Futures piahds Low h
aug caase July ana delivery. t; dn OctoOe1
and NSvember del very 6A,sd. Futures closest steady 49,
Augus1A July l7.-COttDl qusS AiadAhs nc. Ia" hl-
ding 10 ac OTdrary s'sc; receipts ~ OaeS' sA4o
40 bales. - $500. All. ,,,tat,ng tizc. low
u,ddIng ii &C Ordinary, l0e net receipts boho
s5 bales exports cOastwise 80 bales sales 10 paes
stock. 6.l5l bale ,.,,.. .,,,u,no 10 ro, MD
aiing III &C Good Ordinary lJc net receipts " osits
gTcss, I75 bales exports 10 Oie1' Diiain' ''s '' ~
lOa95 ba.es- ,.... .,,a, Nuas,,r 1tLail s-e
-. Wddins Il4a W.. Good Ordinary lV-sc.' net TO
cs,n,- lsg bales sales 20 bales STOCK 4zgl oaes -,
e1yscxS1TT luV II Cotton quiet AdiinR, i VI Low
MiddIpr IOs,e; Good Ordinary S9e reoe.pts ~ bs
.hnmens $50 bales saes. 100 bales s9ihhefs "" ooS
stocx Ss7l paea ,... ,o.,,na, utoounx N -. Low
3ILyEsToS July l7.cotton nom f iss rsIs.
,s,tdng no nc Ordinary ysc, net receipts loo ees
srnorts cosst wise 81 bales sales none stook 30 o
Iuly 7.-COrtOD firm AlddlhG ~ 81
nExrtIs July iT.-C0tton ste1dy AiauiHs - ''p''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19

LIVERPOOL July I7.-POrk-Prme Mess-TIstern hrmer
at G7 Western. hrmer at d. Bacon-C um 1erand Cut
frmer az 6d short RIB. hrTner ~ 5000. Long Gear,
sts4T az d. short Clear eteady AZ $3.50 HaIns-ong
int dull a. fl SHOULDERS % Cd Beef-Inda Mess
dull al Ga Extra Mess To- Prime Mess. dull m
so. Iarl Prime Western. frner ~ 36 6t IalOw-frm
CIV steady 3D. Iurpenune- steady al ~ bd
R0sinCornuuu. steady id; Fine. eaiy al cheese
American CHOICE. hrucr No 81. Iaru On Gun az . .
FI0nr-Exrra state steady l3 %. Wbeat-NO l. White,
dun "a la. -punr. No. 2. dull ~ I'D. New WlD-
Ter ssteru sfeaev at lO5d Winter steady
At 1904. Cor-Axed uImer at Id. Cotonseed OILY 81
w market ROan-Comd'n. AZ LONDON,
dull 46d: Iurpenuue. -Urts AZ London steady az ~
lIvERrOo- 17l2;iV p. m.Berf, 90 per Lttce LOT
prime aes Cheese 50 I'D per the best grades OF
American. Lard $500 cwt. TOR American.
LONDON. Juy 1880 y. Helned PetrOienm. I'sd per
cal Linseed OIL 92olJ per ton. spirits OF IuIpenune.
ZZ3d per cwi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
lIvr srocK MAnKETs-pY TELEeRAPH

CHICAGO. July II HOGs-Receipts 1900 head. Good
Grades generally and nrm Con and Medium
MIgei 81 - - 30 GOod Mixed 81 40 @si 90
Tirnf u 3OdSi 80: Choice Heavy, - 90 - 30
CsrTIF-Receipts Gin head. Market nrn Common TO
Good shipping - 300 - TO- Grass Texans firm at a 700
- 10 Thare Far West Gers, and atiYo BptchsTS
are steady s. 3JGS3 90 Entire supply exhausted at urn
rates.
- IDus Juiy -HOGs-Tigher and active Workers ami
Baltnores 81 Sja 81 40 Packing 81 30 ~ 5O butchers
10 select "a 5OQSi co. receipts, $500 head; shpment%
400 head.
Iudians ~ m Native shipping Jeers ~ LOO 20
SS0 nj aveTaes sid&42 Winiered Texans ~ e5@3 %
lncbers stun GUas3 80 receipts acc head shipments
go head $40 - .At-..o,,.
none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
Total shares solo Tor The

Government Bonds were only moderately active,
the total transactions at the board amounting to
1858, $50. Early in the week the Is and os were
weaker and declined about ls per cent, but later
more than recovered. and the final changes are as
follows; Advances--6s 1850 and 1881 each. Is :;
Is Il. and dos 30 per cent State Bonds were dull
and almost entirely neglected. but prices are irm
Railroad Bonds were fairly active. and prices for
nearly all the speculative kinds are higher while
the sound investments firm, with few or none
Offering. The principal changes are as follows
Advance-Erie second Consols, g, and Funded 5s
2. Missouri Kansas and Texas First ConsOls g.
and second : Boston Hartford and Ecie. first ga ;
C.. c. and |. c.. first assented ia ~. LOUIS AID
Iron Mountain second incomes l p; Denver and no
Grand Consols y. and Kansas Pacific Consois u
and First Denver Division "a per cent.
The receipts OF -four and gram az the principal
Atlantic ports this 17th day of July were:
Wv nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19

HAVANA July l7.-SUgar-The market was weak and 1uet
and let weeks quotations barely sustained N0s 10
D. =. sQ9 reais Ger arro0e IN gol No. - 70 ~
ID s. 90 reals Mnlasses sugar Noe. 10 10 fA@f =
reals Muscuyado, Common 20 Far ~ as reals Cenlugai
polarization. boxes ant hhds 1922 reals STOCKS N
warehOr Havana ant Maianzaa-Ss.5uO bOxes DJVO
bags 1920 hhds Receipt Of the boxes ana
hhds Exports during weeks OOu boxes, Lou bags
hhu. including Gl5 boxes lvOO bags ana a5.u
states Spanish gold us -eD2 So TX
the United states. 90 days god, ~ =
premium 40 short sight, asa premiums London IS u
y ). II, q PITS. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
Eesal Notifes.


A UDIr0R'S NOTICE. - In the Orphans
n OF But - County. Pennsylvania In The matter
the Of JOSEPH DEVLIN. decesssd-Ihe under
appointed by the Orphans Court OF Bucks
County distribution OF The Oaaaee remaining the
Marga Devin administrative OF the estate OF
Devn deceased. hereby notice that he VIII
parties Ia sad balance at his ONCE
Bucks County Penn corner Nam and
BToadsts MONDAY, the yh day OF uEnst ID 1850 at
10 o'clock. a. hODMAN r. rum. AuNt1r
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-CIty and
~ County OF New-i ork- JAMES IA. BROWN. sole
scutOr aud the VIII OF MALDRON B. POST.
deceased. plaiutin, against JOHN NJ. BUCKINGHAM.
ALICE BCCKINGHAM wife OF JOHN NJ BUCkING.
HAM individually trustee aud guardian SUSAN
HORNER under tho Will OF CHARITY ANN HUkNER.
deceased, SUSAN uORNkR and GEORGE j. BARLOW
Vcuanfl defendants-SummOnA- the named ie-
hereby summoned 10 the
in aenOn, ard 10 serve Of thu
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
your 20 appear answer Judgment VIII
against you by default for the roe demanded the
plalnt-Daed February ls 1879.
JOHN n. WHITING, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post, address and ONCE No. 81 WALSH
To the defsnaant ST SAN HORNER; Ths foregoing
served BY pnbuesfion pursuant 70 order
OF tho Hon Abraham Lawrenee Jusrce OF the susreme
~ state OF New York. dated the l@th d1y Of Fob
1880 and ned with tho complaint IN the ONCE OF tho
Clerk Of tho Cy and COUNTY OF New York AZ the Court
House IN SAID city - Dated February Ia 1891.
JOHN N. WHITING, PiAintns Attorney.
Fl8 lawswA u waiis1. n. Y.
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wool MARKKr-BY TELEGRAPH.

PosroN July 7W0al-Market aute and firm with
small receut but manufacturers DUrchas M 0uy as
wanted principal of the has been 10
Michigan feeces 3tjGu0 OF this kind having bren
sold Combing Dene Geeces firm, with good demand
small interfere with sales the
better grades OF Domestic Combipg wanted In Unwashed
WgDs sales arafively hight. The best Medium
WOos cannot be- ed 3j g36 &C. including Missouri
Kentucky Lake and Georgia In California oos sales were
for the 2OJ2rn N spring az -
,-c mostly Northern at 30 iSc: $4,000 ta al ~
0,oc led Woods In fair demand choice Eastern ana
Maine Hpcrs still held at 55c but II must be very chOee
10 command 5Oc viii h price very ltte upper
Wo, mas sold include Ohio and Pennsy wanna x
Ky and No / - 0jOc. Michigan and No at 40 a
Use. Wisconsin and New ors 81 0169c COmDng and De-
heeces AZ 05uci Kentucky Indiana ana other oh
Combine "a &c. Georgia % y O36 C. Iexas5 40
sje: Kentucky Ci0ihng 80 pc Territory 81 a3tc; IN
washed and Die freezes q 04Oe; secured 4O@
Super and Pulled, t20J2+c: MOnteyideo. - ec;
Australian tOta sales ~ the week were L6J3oJ0
ID. of which i,3G9.050 u were Domestic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19

OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co..
No. 40 BROADWAY.
NEw-YoRK Juiy 8. 1880.
TNHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS OF this Com
panv have this day interest dividend OF
THREE AND ONh-HALF PER CENT upon the capital OF
tie company upon the Of ITS guarantee sur
pus aud special fund" formed II pursuance OF
the Act OF the Legatue OF Tue state Oh
New York passed Apri 6 1874 entel IAN Act 20 provide
secuTity against conhagraons and for the
creation safety funds BY FIRE Insurance " pay
aDle on demand. Also, SCRIP DIVIDEND OF SIXTY
PER CEAr participating pJcyh0lers deliverable on
and after 10th september next - 49, ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JULY 49, 1880

tos bales Shipments 275 bales stock 1889
bales -. 80, -, ,,sa
NOZZLE July f7.-Cotton dnil Mddinx II sc Low MID
sliu no &C. Ordinary. 9ascs receipts, ~ tales
er-grfs cosst Wise ales; 3.763 bales
NEw-JRfRAgS IulY 1T oftOu Guiet: Middlne II ~
Low Ndne. llc.. Good ORDINARY. lOc net rserlpiA 80
haea gross $40 bales exports 70 France bO BALES sA
% bales stOcs ~.HsT btire -.
NORFoLK July l7.-cotron quiet and steady; Alddnns
Lc receipts Z5S bales exports cOastwse Ito DaeS
sales Is bles. sf1cs 7seS bales.
PHILADELPHIA July H. Otf0L quiet Mddhn2 ~ sri 10"
Mdding Osc Good ordinary. 1OLse net recaipts none
gross bales; aes lSO oaes to spinner. l51 bales stOo
ID
SAyANYAH July l7.-C0ttnn easy MIddng ii &c; Low
Mid ling lnLc: Good Ordinary. &C. receipts II Oaes
saes. $50 bales stock, 4199 bales
II LOIIH july i1.-CJrt0n steady Miidrg ~ &C. 10"
N,larup 0ar. Gopf Ordinary. SAqf reC"Urs * hAes'
IN mens as sales 5-J bales: 3 100 bales
NHalNGTON July l7--COtt0n quiet 3nd steady ddiline
lie TOW Nflaine. l0aRs; Good Ordinary. Sisc; net re
oeipts bales; stock. l.O7i bales
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6orses. Carriages, Daruess. xc.

L,OR SALE.-A Park Top Phaeton. In per.
feet order. $780, Apply At winnsid stables. Ito wsso
soth.sG
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JOIN \. sIEMAET TrIlstees kansas
,awfor3w WM. En- DlCOIT, jr,) tension Mortgage.

ee1O OOn FINANCIAL, 100000
pOO.VOO. sealed proposals win be re received by
the purchase $4,000 fifteen years cen bon Of
BONDS bear date o. september lSsO interest
pavabe ml-aunuay in the City Of NewY0rN The CITY
reserves the ghJ reject all bids Address all com
municauOns e. RALSEY &. BURR CITY CLERK.
Lnn- %. L.-ll.
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OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY
20 Nas-aust.
wYORK July 3, 1880.
T,HE BOARD OF DiREC LQRS have de-
4 clared 0 quarterly dividend OF TWO (2) PER CENT,
payable August = at the on OF the Farmers Loan aud
Trs ompany 20 Exchan place. New YORK. The trans
- HORACE WHITE.
Treasurer.