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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-28
WORTH REMEMBERING.
ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE IT.
AND DEPARTURES Oy
TRAfER.

kass ~ n. Va. and Ga. 30
No l. Mixed Train. Leaves Bristo,...... 10 a m
Arrives &t knoxyllle-.-.-.....,.....l2: 1900 n
Leaves noxviIle....-....-....,.....l2 :l5 p N
Arrives at ChGttanoogG...........-.. 50 "a
No makes connection At chattanooga with tn
NJ, IL &. and Nashville and Chattanooga
Roads. Also makes close connection with the
Cincin natl Southern,
20. Nix ed Train. leaves Chattanooga. 8 30 q N
Arrives at Knoxville ......-.3 % p n
30. Leaves los m
Arrives at KnoxviIle......... IS S N
Leaves Knoxville. .............. 3 70 n
Arrives at Chattanoo ga.............. 745 a M
No 8 connects at Dalton with the Western and
Atlantic and Selms, Rome and Dalton Roads
and at Chattanooga with Alabama and Great
Southern Road and Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. A connection for Nashville is made
by this train with hours delay at Chat
tanoosa. ozcept on Sundays.
No. Leaves Chattanoc ga......... 30 n
Arrives at II IS
Leaves Knoxville. ..................... II So N
Arrives at Bristol. % a u
No4 makes close connection at Lynshburg for
Washington and Eastern citiss.
Knoxville md Chile Railroad.
Leaves 4:15 u.
Arrives at 10 Y.
Arrive at 1000 \.
Make connections with both day trains on the
E:T. Y. i g. K. Il.
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston Railroad.
Leaves Knoxville (Freights) ...... 7:s0 a. N
Leaves Morristown ............. ...... IL 10 N
Arrive ct Wolf Greek .................. l IS p N
Leave Wolf Creek ....". ......-.-.., SEQ N
Arrive az Morristown.-..-.-.- SIS N
Connection is made at Marristown with the
g. T., Va. 4 Ga. trains No. East and No. 8
West, Also connection at Wolf Creek with
tages for Warm Springs ard Asheville, going
aud returning.
knoxville ana Augusta Railroad.
Leave Maryvillc at 500 A Il.
Arrive at Knoxville 9:SO 1 4.
Lesva Knoxville 3:l5P Z.
ATriveat Maryville AGO Pm.
Connection msde with both day trains on tho
T,V. j. G.. r, r.
HoudOn and Rock wood HAIL Packet
The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail,
passengers and freight, runs daily between
L9udon, Kingston and lockwood, arriving at
Loudon to connect with the eastern hound train,
No. 4, at 9;22 D. II. and leaves for Kinston and
lockwood on the arrival of the western bound
train, No. 8, at 5:28.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-28
Il. 0. 0. +.

HAST TENNESSEE LODGE, No. 34.--Meets
u Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hall, west
side Market Square. j. A. GalyOn, n. q. VIM.
Samuels, VIC. E. w. Adkins, r. s., and Permit
Sec; Geo. MeIntire Treasurer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-28

NRUR DE LION COMMANDERY, No. g.
- Stated conclave upon second Monday night
OF each month meetings for drill upon Friday
night of each week, at Hall in Masonic Temple.
S. j. Todd, Rec. E. BolH, &c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-28

MASTERS LODGE, No. 244:-Stated conmu-
ifA nicatiOn upon third Monday night of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
E. Z. McCTOSkey, Sec. II. w. Hall, WIN.
DEARL CHAPTER, No. a, r. A. M.-stated
{ cOnvoeation upon first Monday night of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
). j. Todd, Sec. w. A. Galbraith, HIP.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

Northwest to 9sia Chicago. st. Paul and
Omaha TO 45ss. and st. Paul and
Duluth 2lg per cent to 30. but in the FINAL
sales the gains excepting st. Paul and Duluth are
only lsass per cent and St. Paul loses Il per cent
from last nights figures. Lake Shore was dull be-
tween 1858. and 1895 and closed at 100, gain Of
L. and Michigan Central rose from 94Ss to 95l2fD
90 Erie rose to AL and closed at AL a final adj
vance of Il per cent Northern Pacific ruled firm
aud at the end established an advance of Il per
cent each for common and preferred stocks.
The Southwestern list of stocks We're dull
but generally little better in prices. IN
ion Pacific rose from 90 TO 932i993li. and
Denver and Rio Grande after decline to 1885 rose
70 7f5s and ended at rs inal gain of Il per cent.
Mobile aud Ohio was weaker at 21l2, Lake Erie
and Western at 1928. Ontario and Western az 1873.
Ohio Central at 237s. and c. c. and 1. G. at ia
Western Union, after selling at 10S0107ls, closed
at 1878, decline of Il per cent. and Pacific Mail.
after ali advance to 1855 closed unchanged az t3ls
The market closed dull, with indications of IN un-
healthy fitness.
The transactions nj the Boards in Government
bonds amounted to SOS, 800 and prices wero firm
for all issues. Dis tIct of Columbia 1865 were
strong. the bidding being advanced TO 1OOls. An
nexed are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
THE STATE OF TRADE
NON E.sTIr MARKETS.

RTpFuo July gO-Four steady, with tar demand
ar stesdv and unchanged sales 0f aCOO bnsh No Hard
Dutn al ~ - Corn far demand ahd lEher safes OF
a snO bfsh Va Mixed. first hall August, at ~ r.
~ so husn do syot 2.5U0 bash d N cA Ots al
fgr42s.r Oas quieL uEchauge sale o. = ~ Disn
-, "A .efrr7I ~ lsve-Nnne hefe BSrtey-NOt1iug
ddng FreigtS 10 YORK BY rai-N heat yc' Cotn Sc
Sar. 5l.e C1nai fregsWbc4L DC; COrn S'sc Oals NC
1,Tc.go Iuv 3O-r iOur gaiet and ulehangea What
mosraely active and higher No Red winter 9fc BID .
Chicago ,prng 81 81 tc. tzis1 VI &c July ~ &C.
suetst- rus. Dla september. Ne. do, 80 sSc Corn
stesty o0'gc Dlu
am, Julv SIS sc hid August: s9Sa593c september and
October Rejected. 54l,S o.d JAZZ uaa sa oaoSIihR Al
ectsd zee ave at &c. cash anu Juiv 6oe August
Iss. all AZ 4e september. Pr. IN alr demand but
stt,rd al sl4 500 slA 20 July 90 I09sl9 u .
Angus. ana september $40 eoSso % petooet Lard IA
sJs 81 NC September. Bulk meat steady sAoulders
T1e, stort Rib T43c snort ear 'foc' Eggs irregular
steady AZ ~ "
sIscTSsan. July S0.-flour dnn pa rsmy soaae 20
New 81 30 70, Fsncy, - 0osuo wheat e><ieTi NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JULY 81. 1850
s~qsn.o. Isaooaas, ,unn, o'e amt 1870 bags P'rn'~

sII,sc ~ 500 bags uha 6Sc 1870 bags Pernam
brco. 7a-r.
sTFARIN E-Quist. unchanged
TALLOW- FlrEn safes. us neD H. G5IiDf7tsr
TfA-fafhsr quict To-Day. hut price, = main nm
TOBACCO kFutucky nurhan ed no tao ac. o Jugs NJ"
IA BE- for sles. 500 hGn., scot lett pN'hahst
"a es sos eases 20 Pcnnsv vana nc; loo 20, ~
WIS onsin private terms. 100 do. Sundres, 99l7c 4u'
hal.s IFqv1na 8-c.0 go rs. - -
wHALERONE-t Quiet ~ 81 50 FOR Arctic sales. 1908
south -ca. 7l o. ~.
W1n T. Manufacturers nave been very Indifferent agan
IN wfrk buying hg5 nor extended % very nh. r.
al 0raEfr4 The lcuis Offers itt ina ucrm hl @
cfuufme-s operate. md rentlug mpr vtheut ~ lh'
Trade Icf,vfV rEUrctef 10 "a" hl.'
rial Too drg supplies not 'cal anxiety noeS
bo era faf cIrfeut pric.s nrc oN ana WIN
H.. i.ia trade shorty. the MARKET en-
b.. supported SIlrs lor the K iuc'uie $4,000 70 y
Ghf9 rI~t IL .e. 5000 n Fveiuia Tub. 4@c.. ,Ul M
sun Texas, 2Oa2 5c tup % ,courcd Pc: 10 gag
a. 0 urvnte terms. ISOnO FIl Caiii1rn q. hc; Ou3
m OREGON f5c Cape. 32p03lLc.; 100 bses 10
Inn bon bales Ea- india g. 20 ote'
zoe. bafs Camels Hair go haes 10
mic Noel. G5.o y Western CamBugs. $4,000 10 We
dun Indiana and % bags Domestic Pulled, on DnF@ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

State bonds were dull, the only business beng in
Louisiana consols at 40, the closing quotation for
which was ass. 046l4. There were 10 transactions
IN city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were not particularly active, but
they generally were firm to prices. Erie second
cousols rose from 9Ol to 91li and closed at 9O2t,
the funded IS selling at S53lG 55l2 against
So Yesterday. Missouri Kansas and Texas first
consos we're a lower at 100 and seconds after
aes at G53. closed unchanged at 60. Boston. Hart
ford and Erie hrsts rose L per cent to All Rome,
Wa-ertown and Ogiensburg frsts falling p per
cent to 65ls New-Jersey Central incomes were d
per cent lower at 81 p but Lehigh and Wlkesbarre
incomes were IS PER cent higher at 7Ols Chesa-
peake and ONO frsts series b, steady at 81 b
Mobile and Ono FIRST debentures were IN demand
at l. per cent advance 10 79l2. Canada
Southern frsts were 30 per cent higher at
921o and Morris and Essex consols sold
at 1O924011O. New-York Elevated frsts and Me-
ropoltan hrsls each were firm at advance of Is
per cent at 10 and 100 respectively. Ohio Cen
trail frsts rose to 90, Burlington Cedar RAPIDS ana
Northern js to 9lai st. Paul and SIOUX City hr55'
10 1914 Toledo and Wabash cOnveruDles to lO3 =
and Great Western seconds to lOi. Denver and RIO
Grarde frsts were steady at 1Of3s0104lf the
constructions advancing Il to 95l4. and Kansas
Pacific consols were fairly steady az 96l2
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending to-day included the receipt of S6,17O,94O
and payment of sos S3,936. resulting IN gain Of
1927 OO4 to its general balance. and leaving 1t at
e95. 100. SOP against $95, O2s,s4 July %. The
particular changes of the week are a coin gam OF
Yg4s. 779 and q currency loss Of S222,775. The
local money market continues easy, and call loans
to-day ruled 40 2-qa2 per cent. The only change
reported IN the domestic exchanges on New York Is
AT Chicago. where the rate has further declined to
so cents discount. The United States Treasurer al
Washington to-day received 100000 IN National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
we're 100000. and the internal revenue receipts
$4,000 The following is the Clearing House
statement to-day: Exchanges. SlO2 4O6,552; bal
arces. - 6OS.39O The transactions M the sub
Treasury covered: Receipts. $l039, 100 payments.
ST. COS; currency balance, S7.251oo7; com bal
aucr SIS, 503.96J
TIE foreign exchanges remain steady at points
that AR. lust above hose tCat will permit OF gold
Imports Annexed are the posted quotations.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

LIVERPOOL JuIy 50 -PorS-Prme Aess-Gaatern. nfler
We-teru- frUaer ~. Bacon -Cun1rr 1nd Cut
1rrler at II 6d short RIB. hmer az 80 Long Clear,
6rn.r NJ .is short Clear frmer az 40. Hlns-L0ng
M dult AZ l4 shoulders hmer al 70 o. beeI r
fuI gt ga fxrra Ness steady fl PRIME Mees dlIl az
ari Prlnle western steady &c., Tanow-Prime
Cv drner ar prts. steady an a ito-in
(orru,l1n ffuua az Fine eadV ~ 10 Cd CneeSe
American n0ice 3 Laru on seaiy az 81 %
Flour steady 81 ~ 'l " ttt 40 -. w ri
4taafv M lO d. -Dune. 80. steady % g III View ~
Ter Western 10 d. > w -outnrfn WINTER stciF
an DO 6d Caru-llxe. steay a. oh t0tIOnaeed C-fc ell
,ow American steady at 80 3d. ho7lT oinaion Al ,hlsh
s+sov ~ 4sG. Turpentine spirits LONDON. dull az d
r-r1pOOr July .-I 80 p. m.PrOvi ions Lard. 81 81
nef rt tor American. The receipts OF "he Tor the pas
throe das were 10000 including LS5OUO cenalS
American. s--,o-,to-
y-lelf iC l04d per GENITAL for .ed Winter
LIVERPOOL July 5Ojl5 p. trouuce-spiri's OF 4ur-
PLGtuoS July 90 p -Producespirts OK 1urpenune,
i.Z per cwL .- a, ..
la .r-rER july 3NThe maryet or warns and ia0rcs =
qet- ma rot ouotaDy lower; J9ucn 80 reed Co.'s Eud
t @ III Z, va-s -,1 o1. -ad: 20nr b6 reeu, Printer.
~. mis- ! rs , o. 4 3d. 80 al Mule Twist Far second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
c1os1ra pnncrs OF eHlLApe1pHlA sroogs
FRIDAY. July S0-P. NJ

FRIDAY. July s0-P NJ
The business done In stocks to-day amounted TO
2O95l2 shares, against 2229O0 shares yesterday.
But prices generally firm all around although
the final sales show gains Of only isG d per cent
for majority of the stocks, ard respectable pro-
portion of them show small losses The par
tcalar features of the day were the coal
stocks, which advanced sharply, and at the
end held good proportion OF Their
gains Delaware. LackawanDa and western
rose from s5ss to s7Ss0s7 but closed offered at
e6s4; Delaware and Hudson from 81 "A 10 S2os;
and Central Of New-Jersey rose from 76Ss TO 774O
1858 For several days there has been in circulation
avague rumOr that early IN August the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Company would declare
adividend Of q or per cent. To-day the rumor
Wac printed IN some of the newspapers without any
investigation as to its truth, and elaborated
INTO quarterly dividend of 2i2 per cent" Upon
The authority Of the chief officers of the company
we are able 10 state that the rumor has no founda-
oon 10 tie thought or expectation OF the companys
managers. The question has not even been aRita-
teo. But it is questionable if the action OF the
pool" IN the stock had not moro effect upon prices
seuay Than the runner Of q dividend. The granger
'ocks continue to be strong st Paul rising 10 S7's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON july 3OA leading Gram circular says Grain
mas been lrl out inactive. better choice " ctiges o
,,4.f telu,-4 better m2nd but cont mental inquiry ~
sfiI ,nrteg because shipments direct Much r. mas
have been Lli m many ofccti DDS,
and there - some ABOUT tl- harvest ~ tolJ
r.t the.e wa about The usual attendance wheat was
i, ,,r c-,rr demand Tuesdays puces. IN Flour
there was moderately Ud business at unchaLg prices
nire ana luos American n Ned Corn
vs. i'm Good supply. with a limited demand ana slightly
lower. Round Corn SO. lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
&7SO0O WATER BONDS
TOWN Of FAWIUOhNhi N

sP,rED PROPOSALS will be received by che under
sinad unfil MONDAY August =. next at 10 oelocS m
80 Sc OF the who'll part OF SI3,uOO five per
zen, et.ld hens Of the Town Of Pawtaekot dated Aprl
.S with interest seni-an
!, r. sit..1s Bank OF edomptisa beston. Mas Bonds
To- sr ntsreat from 2 1880 the date u delivery
' - me, onds led By Act Of the Gen.
saI Ass-mbv 81 Rhode Island amt oy oronanes OF SAID
liabilities incurred IN the cDnstruc-
,oa AZ IA water authorized Oy the Pubic Lawson e
state. nan .,n... IA. n.rp esfab
n - M and orin viii be devoted exeinvey 70 ths
loan -. -.,... .u,w nm nj, has.
hsr nformstlon can Be obtained application
a Eo W NEWELL. Town IIeasnrct
"NS' OF. sEY ARNOLD,
ROBERT sHERMAN.f Committee
GRO. W. NEWELL
Pswtuskst, r. L, July A. isoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

HAVANA July 30.-Spansh gold. 2l9%92l9'r HagAT-An
active demand has sprung No p D. = "a 52 reals
Der go,l Nos. 10 TO- 7t9 ~ reais anscoyaoa'
common 10 FAR b reals Continual 30 roMl 1Dn
I'm boxes g aga reals EXCHANGE rising, on We OHtAa
states 90 gold. ga 40 premium 90 Snort sight, -"
I % premium on London. l53tGzO premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
LIVE STOCK MAs8ETs-pY rELEGRAPH


BUFFALO. July 80. ATrLE-Reeeip,s today %ool head
total tor we-s far lt.t2O cad foe same tlne ast
Wy IL $50 head .ignsI through 41 cars Nothing
dol ng want Of COOL STOCK
TO-DAY 1900 head: total Tor
The week tnus Tar 400 head ne same time last wees
uO mead consgnea a. cars Market steady ana
nncnaneeG sheep lambs tuiy c DWsr sales OF ar
sheep AT 81 Il q 81 - western Lambs,
- 5Ga IS IS Canada Lambs. 80 10 ass %
dOG,eceiDLs to-day. 35JO hrah tOt2 ior th week thus
,,r g55 head last -4c4O head; con-
sigue, through % Market da ana sA4de 0Wer Ot
fs5ines mnilI " Fair Medium sale ~ Common Lgnt
no Fr rassers . 5O04 10 Go 20 Cholce - sVGr4 yOi
Heavv ana Nahum So SUhSl Fair Ends, "a lJ&t4 90
Goars Rough ami COrnm0u u a. best grades disposed
Of -. ~ 400 ,,,s oh,.
meDir 500 head go0t -Tades higher Others dtl common
10 20 ID Pneklne.e "a 4OdSJ kIRiib - 3OUt4 No
C.IILK-kecepts ANA head sllpsnenls, 4,lOo heaa
Csmron 10 Good 81 a. 81 CurnFed Texans % ~ -
Corn fed Western, - ~ 40 49,, -, ..
NHFEP- l2UD head shipments 800 head mar
kef weak Cmnon 10 ChmCe, - -11Tl 10 ,..
81 Louis. JUy 3,h0t-F ar hcdlvs, tor ms ana
IN Fancy 81 75asI 20 receipts 1910 head shipments
- 900 head ,aa ~. -.
meut. b0O head .-..,., -. 80. u.a.,,.
SRHEP- bunyant out uh'e'eeu ds ie|eps'
$50 head; shipments. 100 hrod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

n T0r100 beffer markets are roD0rf0d q I around.
Brush cou,ols advanced to 97l3l6a9Sll6 tor both
money and account United 3,ate, IS are IS l9Ter
md 4. firm at 1928 Ere shares Rose
rom 45l4 TO 450s. and second consos rom 034 to
93I9 Atlantic AID Great Western hrsts were p
at 6Sl2 and seconds L higher az %. Illinois
Central rose RON 111l4 10 1873. Pennsylvania
IRON 5Sls 10 30. READING from GA 10 93l and Cen
trial and hudson from 1853 o 1862. The Bank OF
FngIgnd lost 100000 bullion on ba dnce. In Pans.
French 3 per cents rose from $3.50 to S4.61l2G
81 50 : si9ht exchange on London falling to 2o.3I
francs 10 the ,
Atlantic p0rts his 3Oth day OF July were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
OFFICE or rIiE \
NEW YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.
NRWYOKK. June %, 1880.

YORK, LAKE ERIE AAD WAsIEhS hA y. IA1n 70
THIS COMPANY has mate an arrangement
4 with Messrs DftEX Ell. MORGAN 4 y . To extend me
Fourth Mortgage bv the New orS and fiie
RAJ road company maturing october next me prn. pa
m forty that date. ami the interest April
mi Octonsr annually cent annnni both
in states gold OF the present standard weight and me
-. -. ,-...,..., - .,,h n,
~ nreseut holders desire 10 avail Of II ana snail de-
po for that pUrpess win Messh Drexel MOI
nm o 90 prior 10 the 18th or september NEXT
Such bonds he extended ny the holders or Dc
rs.sTtea Tor that purpose by DreSe Morgan Co.,
Will be paii Al maturity l. j. JEW ELL fteslosh@
% wALLsT. NEW YORK. June IS. 1880
peserrfnR New lOrx. Lake hrie
ana esern Railroad 0mpany, ready 20 receive
any Of NewNOrk and Erie Railroad FOURTH MosAse
Bonds for extension ., -.
We are aso urepared 70 huy 100 and accrued interest
an Of the bonds the hottsrs which desire - sii
~ ~, ~ ~. frar svTend DREXEL. MORGAN q co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
ono FrNANCTAT eco 600

S,N).sVDC. sealed proposals win DO rscsyed by
tie GIN of ront0n Ohio until saturday July u 1851 tor
the purchase $4,000 fifteen wears per cen pom o
ia NV bonds 10 september lsoo interest
nas.ns ssT annually "a city OF NewSork The CIV
essrve. ths ghI reject ali olcs Address AL oo
nnutcauon. h RALsHsY G. BURR. ctg Clerk
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
TRHAsCBER's OFFICE, - BROADWAY, Z
NEW. YORK. July Il, iSSU.)
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
viii be July 81 AT N and reopened Aogiss 4
IAEtf r. NObDs lIoesetot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

TOTAL RECEIPTS Of Produce.
Per Eorh Rifer. Vessels mi ggl~1ri
r-- r,,t, IN ogO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
NOTICE.-S1OOO REWARD.-Ihe follow

NOTICE.-$l. 900 REWARD.-Ihe follow
y ing United states Bons AMI are missing from the
sssets 81 the aTe robert whitaker deceased. VIZ $500
Two $40 each 6ls 1851. Nos otoo aha otoo
issued under February :, 1851 go. , q -
Two hOus Of 900 each b1 ISL nos 23VO and %JV''
i.sued e March 3, 1855.
Four bonds OF 700 each. j39J3 TO 3395o inclusive
Also. -. 80 q, 40
IA lis 565D 81 DOL 607, COS $500. G3,d5i. 663Z
1888 7l,3O, 7l34l ISSUED unGer at's VI Juy - anu
AUGUST q, laGl. . ,,- -. .,...e,.., an,
NE coupons belon e. sand bonds we're detached aud
copzTtrufs a part Of . c assets IN possession.
persons cautioned against negOtatng any OK the
sad buds and Of g. 20 viii PAID for any lnOr-
nlauon thar will their recovery.
yVTTTTAM OVf sGrON. Les At. Frankfnrd r. j.
pOpTYSON g27 Lodge st. Executors Of Robert Whitaker,
decessed or To Attorneys j. q. JOHN~oN, 7Us al
nut-sf CHARLES ). PANCOASF. 4l6 WanutsL, Phna-
f-fphf Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
financial

DASSTOCKS 4 City Z. K. Stocks and Bonds
" bought q sod. FtHhM III.2 I s&cl-n -1-gl1es-
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS VIII want 10
- ne Tyiluus Almanac Tor l-sO; gives figures
T state, evenae and txpenl.Ihre siscs 1879. Price.
: ...uI |. MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
GOFERNMENTS

.I7.g tayer 80 days. 1863. seller 10 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
GENERAL MARKED REPORT.

FRIDAY. July 30. 1880
AsUES-Quiet steady: Pota. 4hd4 Lc; Pearls. 686lse
BEESWAX-TD better receipt and weaker at 2SSG7a &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31


HENRY MCFARLAND secretary. -
Nearly al Stockholders having aireAiy a-S'tlteu
the purpose OF tine proD0set ueens
the OF recbFd Fo'o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-23
Physicians and Druggists.-.A Needed
Reform
New York Times

According to the Medical and Surgical
Reporter, of Philadelphia, the Medico' Legal
society of that city has recently issued re-
port which should be read and pondered
both by physicians as profession and by
public spirited citizens throughout the coun-
try. Some months ago the society appoint
ed u committee to take into consideration
the relations between medical men an drug
gsts, and to suggest, if possible, some
remedy for the existing frequent usurpation
of the function of the doctor
by his coadjutor, the compouuder
of prescriptions. The result has been Il very
brief but lucid and practical disclosure of
the sources of the difficulty concluded emf
nently sound and feasible, By their profess
sion patronage OF druggists physicians have
unconsciously cultivated and promoted popu-
lar confidence in the discretion and training
of their eoadjutstors, thus leading their
patient to ask the advice of the latter IN cases
of not very serious indisposition, and deprlv-
ing themselves of large source of in
c me. BY this means the importance
of the physician as the primary au-
thority in medical matters has
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my ntu .no pi.oso o % ~ SIS 10 .n,,o o,,os,,
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yo,ice RETAIL Liquor Dealers.

Notice is hereby given to all persons en-
gagged in selling liquors under the bell punch
law that they will De required, at the expira-
ton Of twelve months from the time they
commenced business, to give a new bond and
to pay the sum Of $3.50 specific tax, and the
further sum of so each for use of registers.
Parties are requested to comply with the
above at least one day before expiration OF
license in order to occasion no delay.
Respectfully, w. Il. PRATnER,
Collector Dallas County