davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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be vastly bonf aud DO transferred from n
way station q 10 terminal point Of d 1fpst
g." low METAL.
CONNECTING 1scbsdnu1r1Es or THE Tariff.
GptetdI Dftpateh to The Chicago 1+tbvrA

CORRECTING 1vCbNdnuIr1Ea or THE rAR1yR.
Sptetd! Dhpatth to The Chicago Trthur%,
WASHINGTON, p. G.. April 27.-Neprefcntattye
Fryo introduced to-day from the Ways and
Means Committee n substitute for tho b;ll In
troduccd by Mr.. Crapo relative to tho tar On
rnw materials used In building. alr. Fryc,
In hls report accompanying tho bill, says that
tho h1ll proposes to correct an inoongruity fu
tho existing tariff law with respect to certain
manufactured articles: Ycltow-motal shcctlna
Is now admitted FREQ Of duty. whi1o raw MAJ
terlals Cdmpostng 1t, copper and epciter, nro ro-
uutrcd to pny duty. Tho effect OF tho Present law
Is to discriminate against our own citizens en-
9axctl In making shooting metal and In favor Of
foreign manufacturers. This rcsult1 which is
In coniiiet With tho spirit Of existing law, camo
from. an oversight in legislation, which tho
Wnys and Means Committee botevo was noyor
intended. 1t has not been the purpose Of Con-
Ercss to mako our own nnrkots subordinate to
foreign markets, and to tax those In this
country
ENGAGED IN THE sAME INDUSTRY
With duty upon raw materials IL unnecessarily
un1ust, a competition Of this kind created by law
1s unfair to our cttzcns, md could tnd only in
tue destruction Of our manufacturing enter
prtscs. Tho purpose OF the bill Is to give draw
bAcks fntn metal manufactured or not com.
peiely MANUFACTURED. md on raw materials.
fer this country the manufacture Of rnw rnn-
ttrInls now manufactured II, Europe. Tho total
rllnD 1f NIL r!nterInfs naed In tho construction
and equipment Of vessels during tho nscat year
1sI8 wis Fl@s o7, Of which &1f3,1s0 was yellow
Of this sor. that tho protected interests arc to bo
SILL further psatuctt;d. Meanwhile bills 10 ro-
duco tho thrill lilo slunberluK IN Committee.
, 1880-04-28
REVENUE FRAUDS.
suPpREsstfG ILLICIT Stills tx GEORGIA.
Special Dtspd&th to The Chicago Irtbuns,

Special Dkpd&th to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. c., April :77.-S1nco Repro
sentative speor, Of Gcorgln, received tho reply
Of Commissioner ltaum to hs Inquiry as to tho
reason for employing force to collect tho rcv-
onuc In his district. a new scrics Of attaoks on
United States officers havo occurred. In four
collntlcs OF Northern Gcorgn n reign Of terror
exists, owing TO- tho fnct that Illicit dfstiliers
hive bandrd themselves together to 1unltrent all
who hurbor United States officers either by gIy-
Ing them food or lodging fur themselves or
horses. and all who glyo tho icnst information.
For orenscs of this kind ono Deputy
Collector Ind ha storp, house, and barns
burned and his family fired on and
driven out Ono citizen had burn and fuur
far1n-houscs buried, md when ho had eon1e Of
the mar1.nders nrrested and taken before q
Justice Of tho Peace tho Inter ruled out the
evidence Of all his witnesses on tho ground TINT
they were not to 1o believed tnslor oath because
they Ind given United States officers fnfosma-
tiou about Illicit stills. One citizen was shot
aglinst the dlstillcrs. Uilo entire family has
bGen driven from ilome fur selling officers food.
Ono was shut fur reporting still md tho
PROPERTY or ANOTHER WAs DuHSEn
because he wns suspected uf having furnished.
information. In ono caso Of housc-6ur1llng, the
band that did itorgunizcd ut the house OF d Jus
tico Of tho Peace. aud this officer uctcd rs tho
WINS seized, nrar CiIrksvile, went Into TINT town
and sworc out II ,wnrrant agaEnst tho o!lcoes for
carrying cotlceHlet weapons. Ho was appointed
Marshal. Tho u Gnitcd statcs Marshal for NORTH
ern Gcorgln has bcen lux n tho dschnrso Of biz
duty ct1ss f;Sss av.ns to sst. aEest oso %
II. To.t,ay Attorney -tioncsal Doycns tele-
grnphot him, ordering him to seu that nrrosts In
it,am has scat ac.AEonts whitis!d. Kcl-
logg., and Chapn'nn to report to Agent Wagner,
1ow " charse ~ ' nr that district Sna u an armed H
, 1880-04-28
THE Assassin GULLY GETS AN OFFICE.

1aH tp9aaAN N4l4A4 Nk46 AN c1eAtAs
Spscta& Nspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WAsuIxoros, D. g., April s7..-31any thou.
sauds Of THE Tn1nuNEH readers who road Mr1.
Chlsolm's story Of tho butohory Of her husband
and children by Il Kemper County mob. will DO
lnterestod in knowing TINT ono OF tho rlugtead-
crs Of tho 1nob, Philip II. Gully, has rocently
Dcon appointed tn m olllcc Of profit and trust by
Gov. Stone, Of MtssIssippt. Nobody ought to
complain or Wondor ut this, for it should bo ra-
molnbercd that that mob WIS mado up Of tho
:" best otizons Of kompor County" Tho fact
that Mr. Gully is still under Indictment aa ono Of
tho lnurdercrs Of Judge Chisolm aud his son and
daughter rather adds to than dotsaots from his
Claim for consideration at tho hands Of tho Gov
ernor Of mississippi. Tho o.tico to which Iii.
Gully hna been appointed Is that Of census-tAker
for tho County Of kgmper. This Ia q 6tato Of
1oo, for this yearn Slate III vol us United
States ceusus will bo takon In Mississippi.
INDIAN AUTHORIZATIONS. -.
Tho galleries Of, tho Bonato were crowded With
spectators to-day, Us 1t wAa expected that tho
exciting debAta Ut yestcrtluy OIL tho Louisiana
question would bo removed, but thoy wcro
doomed to disappointment. and whcn Senator
Heck. III his broad Scotch nocont, bogAn to CONT
mont On tho indian Appropriation bill tho Ru-
tienco began tn dspersu al II they wcrc out OF
doors uud u heavy ghOwer had como up. Tho
Sot,ate oourngeously proceeded to wrestle with
tho lndIan Appropriation bill. and made out to
gut about one.tlfth Of tho way through bctoFo
going into executive session. Tho. great
obstAclo WIS an AMlendmont offcred by 4r.
DAwes, providing TINT t5,( ,(DU Of tho amount ap-
propriatctl for tho Choycunes bo devoted to thu
purchase Of seods, plows, and agricultural toolss
This was oppose,t by tho supporters Of the pEss"
cut Indian system, but Mr, Dawes stood his
ground br,lvoly. Later in tho debate there Will
doubtless pe q good deal Of talk over tho Indian
Peare Commission. Tho House, W om!tting to
Iunk0 any appropriation for 1t, virtually Killed
It, but tho 8enato Committee On Appropriations
haa plaqod itons IN the bill 70 tho Commission
may live. -
TlsApN-NA4x&.'
The Trade-Mark bill WA paA4ed In tho House
this afternoon, 2fteF sevAral houra' debate. Ths
bill WIS passe4 substantially, tq tho form In
which II was reported from the Committee on
Judiciary, except that the penal olRuse4 wsue
stricken out. The bill provides that paFtts> ~
siding within tho United Btatea, oE ia any for"
elgn country with which the United States has
tseaty regulations, may register trademarks In
the Patent-oaloa Oh tho payment Of &ea af
, 1880-04-28
OWING 'lOI'nE
BaCkwardnesS Of The Season,
THE
PARTISAN
SUIT co.

Have or hand more Suits and
Garments Especially Garments)
than is desirable at this season of
the year.
They have conc2aaed, therefore,
to mark down several lines OF
Jackets and Wraps about so per
cent, and will offer to-day
125 FINE WALKING JACKETS
Mt $A-5O, tllat formerly sold
for $500.
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-.rs..ons l.a.L..-- l.ia.cs.


~~l'-l 70 'Ah j.. =. -. Il sun. r,
fo-.rrn'-...e. r,- ...-.. u- ana honest Adj e~-
IA E. e.. .. Co.,. Doe te.. .iI
NDr.<1 MAJ ...a ID. DESTROYS e f.l. .
I i,r .. .. ... ,. i.e Iig ul,l,. to obtain sri-
'.. ' "a ...... .. r..e.e..r.. AlIies. VIRIrNs. s5
ucary.sr
y li,l .--' 'tt-i-.--' I'D .'- ii'...' - t.'.'
- 15 , eFgr .yi. b.. can . tyc ' ood Irr
..,.. ....., '. D. al .r.-.. rI TE DDiAN. 5el Nla
i.-,,r. e. r,...u
...,...f-t-rt.l..1 .o.n.~ {, rr,ru
}lOONNl.--. .'', IN, ,i,s,o m,t.i.. .,.,stt'n
a. .s snI , c..ior rs can iva goo IF rea. es.
,-.......,. ./-l t,.,.,.nI5 IL,
POM h-I III ,..,., ,, +, AMI
t'''H.' f.t 81 %. .--. ii g.
''''' ,,,,.-..,., f,r,, d. VIZ, /
st" XIX I'D L,I- iilIflNF OF ~, IL y It','
II cr.ta-h. ,9n9. o,nS E %AlT go
b'ca'n 49,
ELtRk.-A ul" American 90 t0uli lIk"
to OF IN 30 nation whole tle EDu.' ~tcr'
IA. c,o.d r., ryy Hs .m e.t sool 'e'ere"ee'' Nd'
ar'Ss DiA'' D. L'''' '-- ' '-
I,t.ERE T. q urH. mart rpU lntriiIgrnr
I INN. ,,u.r.tu - cars ot sr al ccr, i1 q wholesale
are.s 1s q, e. iiA iti7oN' Aer .'n' COM"
~ LPk --f{y q yonng IN m. q vpurs nt acc
as ,-s iu ln ON ha Pee best ~ references. All
Gres. AICHAED tLlN N,-,7 "a l. ~. INST. Ai,y.
rand u,n..1 ms 4 knowledge ~ hook.
xr,ns Is sober eine crate rel Aoe 20 has good rei r
yn. r. D
"a - ,,e oI rrt intryr ty. good cuisines quli.d-
cq-,o - ini aci aoucncd Tor nv tno-c
a. pcalA' 'a a. o4"' ~ t .' Mio.o' COM
-,- - -,
Gfv.sr rx. RI nee ot the le ding families Of
NcwfoIk BE- ha one s''i H"''-rn'' n,,
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fine 2rts.

An ARTIST Of abihCy. educated abroad.
y will Eve ,ittinrs TOR portrait. from lie at residences
- thonr unonrrnpn u merely nom nal nguIe a. means
nj ullqng himself known Time required Tor hoalLe Acad
Iwo hours. Address ARTIST tribune ounce.
DERNVARDT ART EXHIBITION. LAST
ID WtEk saromy's GALLERY 80 Union square. licKets -
-, -.ht AT N.sc store Hltes ana at the door
~ open Day AMI Eyenlng.
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.'rlnGu0ns UGuGco-- females

/ PRUTES TAN SLitl An i. ~ nit ~ 40
lG er ior CIV or eonn5ry a'o ma nep and So'r G '
sir-''srhu U.s. tt,av- fourth hons ABOVE iothst
CASHIER, SALE-WONhN, &c.-A Young
= iatcY anded. writrg 1rsi-ciisH business nald
Harry BEK. l0-as s5tp. a.. nrsr floor trout.
E'H ANBERMAlD and SEAMSIRESs.-By
besi ofcl'y reference Address r., Tribune Ip'o"n
H1ce, ,-5s BroaHw>,.
4'HA BERN AlDand " AIrbESS.--t coupe
rn 90 t. s'i rtI1mbrr'y 5 .nl VA hg D., S ana, ,d
qulc A., SAL .t -.- uthavo
QhAMHEB iAlp mi WAITtESN.-By an an
y Eu-ish froest' air leiI l,-'ec''C,, a len'li
.ife-- a unrsta 'is al aboAt children '." o''
(NUANBERNAID and AITRESS.-By a
vince en- Ni ia cil l.uah cty reiofrnce Address NJ
4 HAMBERWOKK. HOU>EWORK, WAII-
\ rNG nurse, ccB7 ln"rlcan and Protestant yoH w.
5I Gr if5s E&c ~ y '.'. aySaOoye fotrs
CUMPANION-R lady a. communion;
y w.liae G, max. poe eIt gne-liY useful not meIa.
Ad,rr~s ,iia- Vas 500 -tln'u H.. New-iorS Post once
GOoK.-A taole yoane Womb as So, eo @,
creme 40 7ta-.v... top aDor.
(OON.-Iy cir VITO understands all kinds
- me4t IN .nul g. ai-o r1n eir1 ara oi,c.,' i vs..
5oia.,,iti
IOON.-l}v an Eu-ii-h J otestant girl, with
= nr LAS c.t d. o-a.t't un',r iand oyeryi'L ~ '
iIr ialr.. c.c ln ,e ent baker clIy OF country
COUE.-Bv Ilg, vil.i1- >wede girl with eood
.es ao@ nr-'d soups. 49,, BE- q good ili re- 'I'
81 6,n.-yc., near .l-,t
CCON.-By competent Women meats soaps.
S., n, Il, ,~ Hi TAT III 49, G6-lyc.
goo. ...t NfRFpNATD - By two
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5ults bp Aucll1I.

l. COTTON, AUCrl0NEER. - SPECIAL
/ notice nessrs Warren Nara ~ to.; who a,e
1l. removing i.um pr aant place. wa sell ~ pablo
aurtiuu O. cir entire .t1c, 0 rich and rrgJu fulnit rep
re.rntug 600 uO1 ON TO- sif November 'u ana
,u ~ .IIrs,f ami thursday uecruh Amt at ner ware
rooms. Gomez spring COSBY st ttp cues READY AM
can be- obtained their place oi Jus ana Also ~ o A"'
iou b. .roaiia AZ,
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Gedrners.

COLLEGE GRADUATE aud experienced
y teacher oesrrs private pupils address IL Ol' tribune
rntoyyn u nice l.25o Ero%"""y'
HARVARD GRADUATE, OF vlrlel eX-
y terrence teaching, desires pupils iof pi''H'o D'"o
ION Apply 20 81 A. Box y iilD"Ho "'-,'
MEXICAN and FOkhIG5N oo,. AMI Fsniet VT
n,,un,iy competent Professors tinc.,als ana &
,nro.d country p0hPy -hlll rish
Tf,r. or G0verDesscs CAL on or sun 80 ssS n
V1UNG American and Foreign le"eAo'' A-'"'' - O"
square
* ENGLISH LADY accustomed to tuition
n Ire. an engagement ~ visiilhA
- uvi IA French Music ~ pi,Yi, .ni music Oly
nients a,an Address M. Z. j., Tribune Oihcr
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EIORMONlSM.
VA Mr. WILLIAM JAnMAN converted Mormon. VII:
.eiver IN B.O0Atyn ltlrrnlcle ~ fSDA1 even
in, .,V-mhrr - on MornunI- N How Got Into IT, nov
With stcrrupti pi lures OF scenes OF tAo
mysef aud Of MOrmuulsm Admission 20 eta
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OFFICES TO LET, some 4e>irab.5' at d, ,o "
r.re. Ia thr ..id.ugs %, 90, and 3 iil-n - 70
- ...t ara in PARK ROW opposite T. ". HULAND
Il WIFI lNtr 8rektnan ST.
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6eip WaG!e1

ADVERTISFNENT FOX THE NEW
4 YORK r. .IBUNE WILL BE RECrlFED AL III.
+ ploWN OFFICES Nu. i.2:IS broadway. cor lmfy
tr-l-st. or - - aaye, d.. Frp.sN n1" 'Ia otti-
M eFs East uiol 50 tt' 700 thrl
ave en- Fprtt--rteutlsc a the itAtt l. 'rf - NO
z l'ltet- wen T.
tolrf n I.cu .Aylhgs BtIk BnltnS up o D. No. dt
irgil Ollie" ne e'
A to rlbcnr. tor our Jraur,. 4ohdy Book just cub
Ii.n,d Ans active uIsuia@ Sd 10 wltI ms "'t" '"" make
.Iup,r.l.v. c.liIIn. r.uu.r k-2 Apply io
4. ". CARLETON X co.. tHHiHl'i'. -iN4a"A-'qI"Ic'
Ran FED - Agent. 10 carry OUT il@+lt con
~ ircuoucry roo.s sai" during me hohd0s Apply
~ ClIycs--t.. OrccnD'int h. l.
SsrA\TED.-At Fm-hlng. Long Island.
rl,s. % ASST vita wash ~ experienced Waltrr -
Protestant. preferred Apply. Wednesday - Vest l3th@
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TT'O LET OR L1ASE.-The premises at JHnc-
\ non ot b II h-s. aud 7thave. a'out o'1,2
a. nu. Ut ,l u nj l1caIs for war ms pr my
h. si,c.- purpose Apply personally OF by letter OWNER
l51 W-st 47th.,t
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BrookInn ijropertn for Sale anO 10 Get

OTIS In BROOKLYN, lOW-prced ano bar
rsiu M v1cin IN u Rapid Transit Roal 10 te finished
Irr,-5.g,ely rutland & WHITING FeeAE-n -
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rJ'O RENT.-A store northwest corner ei
7a.f ana SIN ave viii rented reasona lY - drug
r.; l,,.-,ssiJ h uediate permit app.J 70 JAMES
AE a n. - ST. square,
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EE0TN-SEONE HOUcI-I65 L XIugtoa-
AZ. ID tr.t class orI,r. modern n4IoY eEIcn,s. AD
NJ to o..r-,. t3 .0 .tAnCt-sJ. upst-'rs.
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Connlrp jJropertp for Sale ano 70 Let

ATORANGE. \. J. (neIghbOrHOOd speciality.
u r-ry FOR Alr and rent a varieties; great bargains
IDWA ID + HAMILTON, y PIN" st. y y
TOR SALE.-A farm of so ceres; all fruits;
i,-,.oveIneuts nrst-cass depot; h0ur from
New Dr. 4 ~. ne price 81 o. Address W
NJ Posi- Office BOx l2l oOmerYlle M
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DISHW ASHER.-By smart young mar
who understands the business worked In restnur
ants ana hotels Address @ BRENNAN 42i West 4Ota-st
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DIlHAKD Y. HARNETT. AucConcer.
BROADWAY. NEAR WUIrE>T
GU .sr0pertn &c LII.

, STORE and LOFTS, large and small ad-
- vuragrouslv placed, tanal7t. neat br'adWAs OPP
- t.ar.e's liuteI. excellent northern ieht
l''' IL" o. oECK il. 23- canl.-st.
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK. Monday. Nov. 30 1880
-. tor,owlnr sales were aeid At the Exchange
ssesoon '"7i"' RI Ii l. Phillips.
,c,ct dwelling. story nfioS iehcnenb anu
isstory bfiSs Staiie, VT lot No p Oak 81 ma.
no ri la,pe-.st Ot 2S.6Nl11.9X irregular oo,
D~'' Re- (acrleS 5 BT0icH.
,Iots S6tn * ~. 2,g II VI 5000
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" ''AN' s 'wy'l,'a.:e ara l,@o.y>..
-psiia- 1.w ia-. a-' 600 go 20 80"
Lave -I1.Ei Nl>t Ill
-a,a.n p..',f S., .... -.1- ,.r ..c,uaa .o; - De-
~, 1851 'ri., pas. .,.r- -.u .. . ...r- DID,. az rtat
.t....t" ..c--.- .--.' u-o
i"" FFttrful 81. K SO. s-.- ap~i---e'-.n.
= I' FOX d. L - Ss,t'5-,w5 1 2I Liy .iooi
'.A-' son ,.ogDoS victoria Doc,a'
f Etae ''9 o V Ii ''. 5-. ac, wi C7i Manager
N.TW-YOPh AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
rsr.e ar,tc.a. -.e,a-.5. 81. r.auary a. p m fsom
.Accoule., oa- a. .al 70 ''. f H. y .r,g.y'
"LtVgoA ID. ta's'u Lava a.
DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
1 -al.nr lIom Per io,to Canal -' 'orln "i'eE
For .tHmlS Of Panama
Connecting Tor c,aua. Ini -o1th >merc1 at Ir- 20.
l. @. -al ran. -.o o. J'p aai nina o H..
FRO -m Francesca To- ,ion u.a Seyh'a''ad aa1 AIS
n a., r,o 81, M, i. a : ~ 'rr.ac.- D. H.
ras-engl, or~ h-.d 10 "a FhN At5rl.N.
iIA.' sou1riH ANEHi.A. c-Nr"AL AMERICA ina
a mp4H Ircs 6s 90 ' Per loot caaa TYs e
H. super .enaent
!,,.a alsiI eve AsJ7 sroHE- Broo@yn
..r.t-.''.'. a.. ''.n's. ist
l. ~ C,pin FS0-+-O ~ Cabin. 500. 5tssrIte- -
"A GAIA y. trn agt. p south W HlAih'- ..
FUNGI kDYn x 90. - soutn "l-lialn'a i,..n' 80
"A NGIt. H.. 80 BIoauNa ar. GENERA ASSAM ! GENT
W HITE STAR Line. ,,.,,,-
w u TIED STATES AID toYAL n NJ TEA hi-iI7
EDg QUE. N~IJNN AND LIZ rIf'DI~ ,..
.,DTI1 IN. steamers Of Line ta~c In iihc rome
recommends by O. 70 on D"'H 'io '' '''u
an. hom I,... 81,
EALIIt capt Pa sell -----' 81. , li.r d, n m
Onl..I ANIt tIr.. Is nucdy .,' o'' 10,
hEPuBLiC Caps. LIVING ....- iiuI'"''' 80 y. .. ID, u ~
FROM rRE WHITE STAR DOCK, FuoI Oh "1al
IIH--T t ,.,,-c ...ai IN m
pauIlurus rI- -iuon -ttfeioon7' 7h0NiHE anu .'"
rot- nIartl am, -Hp-. nti-r INA n.Il
e.- e aG0riiug degree ~ comfort hltieit' ""'iA"
rF--aoon goo an - 1c heIurn iic@"i. M AVof'
ala t-r1s Steer4sc fhe oli Country -" t'h -''"
.,..., ,,r MICS
Other Apply al 'i
C,un1nv =. Dfi,t4 40 b broadway Nt"4 u,"' "' 80"
W.IEusL. PII.uic.p1lL =. - - :
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IL TNIT',p -rlrf- NAIL -IE AMERS.
F0G QCL.N- Iott., AND - at'I''oL'
NEVADA ..... .TI .-DA Sow. 3o. -" p m
Aitr--f+ TUESDAY. D.t. 3. $3.50 %. ~
tDfLDS- .ll-..- 3D.. Dee, -, -:}I lI-
WTDMI -------l H. j. 4. ', -.'' - ~
~ ru-~ s,rlirpr- are 5nlt Of ir'n I'D ~ igf tish .'
~. mon A. % .r. t.iu with every uuHir u mac
Inc pass 8" across lh- t'autc Do.h -tir ni i@itrI
Inc barn ..aui ,na.u room. drt"il groom r-ii" ll
m. nv -ptr.r--a sttFair-- ana t''i ''
..c stu.r Ta. ,tl,e.a.4 al uaD.r irr~ tAal h'l.
ing i.,5r ritesI dt -ti perfect F"lD-A-'-
ami l-nr .........-,. .-,n z .t ,u1
sou Us TERM DiAi4. $500 80 e. 81 ''' .''-''
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HILLSIDE SEMINARY OiTtGeuort, togn.),
for Won gial.s will r-opcl septen0rr ), ESQ Pre
'-,-f, fot a--4l ar. other sptcilty- Az NJ j.
S'To' = M ,IANA h. SDADE. -. G. KNOWLES
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

BOARDING ~OuOOL OF rare adv1ntage-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

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s0entidc school bQy- induced IKE their HIces c4fri
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

MRS. /. JFRNEGAN BOWEN wall re-u
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

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The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-08-26

PROPHET VENNoR is on hand with Il
new prediction, a part of which is after
the event, and little of it agreeable.
Heat will extend, he says, through the
first half of Augusta heat equal to
that of July or exceeding it. Some re-
lief will be had through "a cool to cold
term with frosts," which may occur be-
tween the 18th and Goth days, and then
cheat may again be expected up to Sep
tember l." A singular caution and a
genius at hedging may be detected
under the audacity on the surface of
the Canadian weather prophets utter
ances. But he has succeeded in saving
his reputation the present summer, for
his predictions regarding the June and
July heat were abominably we'll full
filled
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-08-26
VERY LATEST NEWS.
4 Record Of Important Events,
Domestic and Foreign.
WASHINGTON.

The president has appointed P. W..
Slaughter postmaster at Canton, ILL.,, and
VIM. Towan postmaster at Independence,
Ia
OWING to the crop movements, the de-
n,and for standard silver dollars increases
Orders for $4,000 has been received, the
largest amount ordered in one day for
more than year.
JUDGE KEY intends to hold the first
term of his court in Knoxville in Sep
tember. He will remain here few days
after the arrival of Mr.. Maynard, the
new postmaster general, and will then 60
to his mountain place on Walden's Ridge,
near Chattanooga, where his family are.
ORDERS have at last been issued at
| Washington to have Payne, the squatter
recently captured in Indian Territory and
held prisoner by the military authorities
in Kansas, turned over to the marshal of
the western district of Arkansas for trial at
Fort Smith.
RETURNS to the department. of agricult-
ure since Aug. show an increase in the
condition of the cotton crop as compared
with July. The average condition for the
whole country is 102......The general
average of the corn crop on Aug. was 50
against 100 July 1......The condition
of the spring wheat is IS against
81 last year. California and
Oregon report the highest condition since
several years. ..... Tobacco shows general
average for the whole country of Sc.
An official statement of the imports and
exports of specie, for the year ending June
80, 1880, has been prepared at the treasury
department. In regard to the movement
of gold, it shows that during the last fiscal
year the net imports of gold to the United
States amounted to $77, ,l53,331, a larger
gain than ever before in the history of the
country. The figures in regard to ex-
ports and imports of silver are not as
complete as it is desired, but they are
sufficiently full to show that the United
States exported much more silver than it
imported.
The treasury department., has pur-
chased 375, 900 ources of fine silver, to be
delivered at the Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco and New Orleans mints. The treas
ury, has issued an order providing for
the shipment of standard silver dollars
from the mints of the United
States, at the expense of the mints, in
the sum of $500, or any multiple thereof
upon deposit of U. S. notes, fractional
currency, fractional siver coin or national
bank notes, with any assistant treasurer
or national bank depositary. Smaller
sums will be sent by mail free of charge,
at the risk of the party to whom it is
sent.