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FoURTH OF July MEETING.
Council Elects Various Onlcers and
Expresses its Regret at the As
sault Upon President Garf1eld.

OVsAAASAA IAOStB W6EAVAb OA.ACCAD ssss y
Expresses its Regret at the As
.sault Upon President Garfield.
Council met at 8 o'clock, yesterday
morning for the purpose of electing cer-
tain city Officers required, by charter, to
be elected IN the first Monday In July.
The following we're elected: -
CLERK of the Market - Henry II.
Brown.
Regulator Of City Clock-Wilson
ScraftGn. NeH l. yElrlis,
Corders. Of Wood and Bark-Eastern
District, Joseph B. Nickerson !; Western
District, John Aiken. ~ ami Il
Weighmasters-Charles Il. Bonney,
Patrick Msgarity, Philip Combs, Gel.
N. d. Cam, Joseph Kettlewood, Adam
Grnbb, BENZ. Hirst, James Murphy,
Ashton r. TAtnalI, Henry Morrow, +.
AlIicbs, b. f. Cooling, Robert Carswell,
Geo. ID. Slsymaker, Sam'l Chambers.
MIR. Robert II. Taylor offered the fol-
lowing resolutions which we're nnahi-
m0usly adopted: .lti..A
WHEREAS, The Intelligence of the
attempt to take the life OF James A.
Garfield, the President of the United
states has been received with unfeigned
sorrow and regret and
WHEREAS, Upon this day, ,commem-
oIative Of our National birth, the hearts
Of all our people aie turned into mourn
Ing by this exscrable crime and are filed
with secret apprehensions and fears ;
the refOre, be 1t
Resolred, BY the City Council Of
Wilmington That We hereby record
our alarm and horror at the appalling
crime and awful tragedy enacted at
Washington ou the morning of July, I'd
A. D., 1881. III -
Resolrsd, That we earnestly com
mend to all our citizens the observance
OF this day with decorum and solemni-
ty. H4l
ResoIued, That with deep sense oi
our humiliation and in humble submis-
sion to the righteous will OF the Ruler
OF the Na,ious we unite in the sincere
and universal prayer that the President
may be spared to bless his country with
still pobler services, and for the mission
to which lie had been called, and for the
purifying work he had under taken.
Resolved, That we tender to bin
and his so rowing family our respectful
and warmest sympathy in their hour o
afiiictlon and distress.
Council then adjourned until Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock when the Reg
iairar OF Births, Deaths and Marriages
will be elected.
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A Grave Charge.

This mornings Neaos charges DR..
John Cameron, of this city, In connec-
ton with woman ambiguously termed
Ga Mrs. Taylor" with criminal mall
practice 10 committing an abortion on q
young woman whose pane, the Neos
says, shall not be mentioned.
In q private note to the city editor
of the GAZETTE, DIR. Cameron says tho
Nesos' story sis extravagantly false In
almost every particular"
DR.. Todd can be consulted on Taes-
day and Friday at 802 Market street.
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Tn. ca,enrated Ltebig Company

sof New York, Paris and London, mas at-
tajned IT'S reputation by adheriug to two
rules, 1t offers no cheap goods. IL offers
only honest preparations at honest prices
and conseqently In buying preparations
having the name and seal OF This repota,
BILE com pany one is certain OF purify ana
exceilence, the Liebig Uompany's Arm
Gated Extract of Witch Hazel for instance
although sold AZ the same price as lhe
quask, colorless weak trasn, sola ~, Inaer s,sr
psrIor In every way, that once used, Is
snre IL, cause 1t to be used always there
after. It cures piles, Salt Rhsnm, Skin ski,
unotbi,es. sore Throat and Neuralgia.
Re % sure m 10 ask for Liebig Co.'S Arnieated
Extract O. Witch Hazel. Remember the
market Is flooded with worm less ,,, lmata .s.,
OF iii Raachsro.) sold in nifty centS and
dollar sizes.
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my patients and / are very much
fc." says Or. ]. DEBEERS, Of 2A Tre-
inont street, Foston. There is nothing
like It Tor weak feeble stomachs. 1t Inn
parts fresh energy in'o an en- feeb ed,
dis0rdered system. Beware Of cheap,
worthless limitations under ours AMI SIM
liar names. One thousand dollars re-
ward for evidence leading 70 the eonvic-
tton OF eountsrieitera.
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Moonlfght Excursion.

The Wilmington Battalion Of Odd
Fellows and the Asbury N. l. Society
will give q moonlight excursion on
Thursday evening next, leaving French
street wharf at 7.45 O'Clock.
The trip will be up to Philadelphia,
and return. A vocal and instrumental
concert BY the First Regiment Band and
select choir will be given.
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Am the Man j?

The nam es Of Edward A. Cooper and
Matthew 0eson, two of the poor but hon
est ressmen of the Brooklyn Eagle have
suddenly become famous in The city of
churches, In conseQ aence of their having
become the happy owners of five thous-
and dollars by Investing one dollar in
letter sent TO M. A. Dauplin New Orleans
La, for a half ticket No S9,5l6 in the
May Distribution of the Lou State
Lottery. June ZS.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

WILMINGTON, DEL. June 25th, 1881.
Scaled proposals will be received by the
chairma j OF the Com mittee on Fuel at
COS Chestnut street until THURSDAY,
luIy 7th, 1881, at five o'clock p. M,
FOR furnish ing the public schools
with abont d We hundred tons more or..less
Of SchuylkilI coal, stove and broken.
Also about thirty ords Of wood. oak and
tnoroughly screened, 2240 pounds to the
ION. VI ood to be cut In three lengths
aid split, ready for use. All fuel 70 be
delivered in the cellars OF school build
ings and trimmed mp satisfactory to the
Committee. ALLEN HUTAs
je29 st. Chairman.
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The tie between Corperals Amos
Arthur and Robert McKelvey was shot
of, when MoKelvey added three
points to his score and Arthur made
blank. MeKelvey was awarded first
prize, the company's medal, and Ar
thur the second prize, set of "Up.
toms Tactics" The points made by
the contestants footed up S38, out Of a
possible 1926.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880.

AALAMAzo0, MIch., Feb. 2, l85U.
know Hop Bitlers will benr recom-
mendAtion honestly. All who use them
confer upon them highest encomiums,
and give them credit for making cares
all the proprietors claim for Them. l
have kept them since they were nrst OF
fsred, they took high rank from the
nr.t, and maintained 1t, aud are more
called for than all the others combined.
DO long - they keep up their high rep
atatton for purity aud usefulness, shall
eontnus to recommend them-some-
thing have never before d0ne With any
etner patent medicine.
J.J. BABCocK, NJ. d.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers Of a really good chewing tobac-
m shonld ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as it is the only tobacco which
mas not the flavor Of Drug lStore and
does not cause sore mouth.
,. lid u VS. m.
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A sIsrER to GuIteau says: "My
hrother's wlfe was divorced from him.
y le 10 now married 70 respectable
iaan." His sister and bis brother know
what low scoundrel the man is.
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TARGET PRACTICE.
How the American Rifles Team
Made Out,

The American Rifles shooting team
went out to Richardson's Meadow, on
the Newport Pike, yesterday morning,
and had a shooting contest at 100 and
200 yards, which resulted as follows :
100 xrslu l0a .rxia 4asal r.tu
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unheaitby or inactive kidneys cause
gravel, Bt,ghls disease, rheumatism and
= horde Of other serious and fatal dis
aass, ans, which can be- prevented with Hop
n"ssfs, It laken In time.
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I ,IVIDEND.
~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK, q
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
July I'd, l88l
The Board of Directors have this day
declared Dividend of four per cent. for
the last six months, payable on demand.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
Jy2-6t. Cashier.
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The Latest RulIetins.

The bulletins from Washington,
this morning gave favorable reports
of the Presidents condition, and an
nouncedlslightimprovement At $50
O'Clock despatch was sent out to
the effect that if the President's con-
dltion remained unchanged no fur-
ther b ulletins would be Used until ]
O'Clock, D. m.
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NJ, MI All sad erds OF tongue or psn.
been.p .Aese' Ia isu' nAss
bronsh,e epoye quotation was forcibiy
ins 4 W. 70 mind the other day by hear.
not nS Syonng lady remark that she would
she hsm ps dyinE. with Consumption II
NJ. Milo Cherry and aSreho3nd. Il,
risnd ~ y iast, and scured her cold, ~ q
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NEw ADvERTlsHlGEMTs,
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
NATIONAL BANK WILMINGTON ANDl
BRANDY WINE,
Wilmington, Del, July 2, 1854.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared q dividend OF six per cent, for
the last six months, payable on demand.
free from all taxes.
GEORGE w. SPARKS,
Jy 5-6t. Cashier.
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LOCAL LINES.
Deviled clans at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's.
Toa ,old colt ovstara at Fullmer,s

Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
iRead DR.. Todd's advertisement in
another column.
Chronic diseases are treated success
fully by DR.. Todd. Office S02 Market
street
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MRS. GARFIELD's COURAGE.
The Prcsident's Wife Bearing Up
NObly Under Her Great Trial.

4%OAJ oAANASA AASA ~ Sese n A<~.s
WARRINGTON, July 4.-Mrs. Garfield
stands up most heroical1y. She bears
herself with much composure through
the trying ordeal. OCCASIONALLY tears
will fill her eyes, but in the presence of
her husband she manifests no Sign save
the mort complete assurance that he
will recover. She understands the ex-
act condition and comprehends the
danger fully. DR.. Agnew gave her
concise statement of the case aud told
her that while the chances were against
the survival of the President there was
a possibility of his recovery. The
Presiden. since he was shot has increas
ed the national respect for and conf
dence In him. He has shown that un-
der all circumstances and conditions he
is the same. With death staring him
In the face he is exactly what he was
in the full vigor of manhood. On every
hand, In every way and By all sections
of the country proofs of the deep hold
the President has on the popular heart
are abundant. Hundreds of persons
from the Moth, South, East and West,
have come to Washington since Satur-
day in order that they may be near
enough to hear the first news. Every
tr ain hIiDpa naW arrivals
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ghs gaily 6asstts.
-....vn AT wII.NINaToN PosroFgICE
sHThs q ar0OHD-CLAss MATTEH.
FIRST EDITION.

MAYOR KING, Of philadelphia, was
on;l. successful in stopping the firing
~ crackers, guns and pistols yester-
DIV. Certainly Philadelphia ought to
=. congratulated over her quiet Fourth
Of July.
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= aN39 "a ~ - !
SECOND EDITION
THE ASSASSINATION.
Itf34 cl-)
The President Better.
HE. MAY RECOVER.
The President Cheerful and His
d Family and Cabinet Hopeful.
44Asf.s Nks.LI
MRs. GARFIELD's FORTITUDE.
MRS. GARFIELDs FORTITUDE'
The Consulting Physicians Approve
the Treatment and Leave for
Hoaasshs .4
THE AssAssEN's CHARACTER.

a Pom Portraits ny His Father.
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CANNON EXPLOSION.

A large cannon, owned by George
Moore, exploded about 8 o'clock yes
terday morning, at Ninth and Locust
streets, and knocked the breath out of
man named Chas. Macollom. Sew
eral small pieces also struck him in
the hip, making q number of flesh
wounds. One OF the pieces flew over
to Spruce street, penetrated board
fence aud broke hower-pot. Macoi-
lom's injuries are not serious.
SLIGHTLY STABBED.
Michael Malloy, proprietor of sa-
loon on French street above Eleventh,
was stabbed in the abdomen curing q
fight in his saloon by party Of drunk
en- roughs, yesterday afternoon. The
cut was Instantly attended to and
proved tc be of a slight character.
DRUNKENNESS AND DISORDER.
There was probably little more
drunkenness and disorder noticeable
than usual, aud the police had theil
hands full. Detailed reports OF all dis
turbances, and of the day will be found
elsewh rs.
LESS FIREWORKS.
The night was maj ked by less gen.
eral display OF tireworks than Is usual
A few Roman candles and rockets Ia
various pats of The city seemed to be
Lh extent Of the celebration In this re-
spect.
ANXIOUS FOR NEWS.
Throughout the day there was gen
eraj. anxiety to hear news from Wash
lueton and the afternoon bulletins wers
awaited with great eagerness. The.
| were not, however, II sufficient assuring
| character to cause those who were deep
| iy Interested to feel like celebrating th,
day In the usual appropriate manner.
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rANEv,s TRADE mANOALs

III Practical books for practical men-fresh
full reliable and cheap Painter so cts Car
penter, So Wsichmsker and Jeveler, 50
Furniture and Cabinet Finisber, so Dyer and
Scourer. so. Artist, 90. Baker, so Oands
maker. 50. Soapmsksr, % Glider, so Horse-
sheer, IS. Aufho ship, SO. Wood-engrEver, IS
OF booksellers or by mail.
JESSE HANEY s co., 119 Nassau St., n. 7.
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The Request of a Cocker.

Well you see the fact of the bust
ness is just this: Spring time has
come and everybody has put on their
Easter clothes; 1 followed suit and
was sheared of my winter coat, and
am now the dandy pup of Salt Lake 4;
my ears are silky and my coat
Telyety, with tassel on the extreme
end of my tail that fascinates all
children and dog fanciers. 1 am
petted so by everybody that l
procrastinate in my travels to such
an extent that my poor little master
does not see me for days at time.
Please, ladies and little children,
don't coax me away from my little
owner but just hire some tighter"
that needs exercise to give me one
from the shoulder cor foot" that vii
send me high in the air like foot
ball and have a back stop from
b. b. G. catch me on the fly and
throw me over fence, then l may
have sense enough to go home.
To everybody. DICK STAINEs,
Cocker Spaniel.
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Irrigation.
SALT LAKE CITY, May I, 81.

SALT LAKE CITY, May Z, 81.
Editors Herald
The rain doesn't come, and dry
time is a necessary consequence,
from which comes the necessary
consequence of early irrigation, at
least for small seeds and plants. 1t
seems to me that the division of the
water for irrigation should be con-
Quoted upon two systems, to be used
successfully the same season. From
early spring until the time of high
water, which is usually about the
first week in June, it would be well
to distribute the water to certain
blocks or wards or tiers of blocks on
certain days, other blocks or wards
or tiers of blocks to be prohibited
from using the water for irrigation
on those days. For Ofttimes, when
the hours of watering are not set,
people living in lower wards or on
side bitches, that is, not main
bitches, find it difficult to get any
water when they want it. If they
get little water, the first thing
they know, a large stream comes
down upon them, tears up their
garden, and washes away
their newly planted seeds or
trees. If the time is set early
in the season, a man has large
amount of water for short time
once a week. He can't use much at
a time when his garden truck is
small, and his soil fresh dug and
loose. But now he must use his
water within the short time allowed
and have no more for a week, no
matter how advantageous a small
stream Oftener and for a longer time
at once might be to him. But if the
residents on a certain block or two
could have the water insured to
them for the whole of certain day,
or the whole or parts of two days,
and each resident Of that block OF
those two blocks was obliged to
divide the stream, large or small,
with his neighbOr, when asked to
do so, it would be much more con-
Yenient, l think. After high water,
the watering time could be set def
nitely to each lot, as the garden
truck would be grown so that q
larger stream of water for a shorter
time would not be so incOnvenient.
All this regulation, for both be
fore and after high water, could bt
put on one notice paper. S.
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DesertiOn.

The uppermost thought in the
minds of the boys in blue at present
seems to be that of desertion. The
manner in which they are now leav-
ing Fort Douglas is almost unprece-
dented, and notwithstanding the
vigilance of officers the inclination
for desertion continues. The cap
ture of so many, who, of course,
are severely punished-a thing the
soldier knows will follow desertion
and arrest-has not the effect of de-
terring them. The cause of the
present desertion seems to arise, not
so much from dislike of the service,
as from the fact that men are IN
demand at living wages, and that
there is no restraint on the civilian.
| The Wood River mining excite
ment is melting a great many 70
leave, and those who manage to gel
way, generally make for that local
ity. The fellow arrested on
Wednesday night for attempted
rape, was a deserter. The man
killed on the railroad near Woods
Cross, a short time ago, and the
companion with him, who escaped
unhurt, but was captured, were alsC
deserters. The way of the desertel
] is truly hard.
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Building Lots.

MICE CORNER LOT, TwENTIE III WAPD,
IN below water, near Callers, 7xl0 rods at $3.50
per rod will cut II in two parcels.
GlElIA GOOD BUILDING Lot NEAR
oil tjU business, on horse car line; an
adobe house on same will supply building ma
terial; good orchard.
nice BUILDING LIT, ARSENAL HILL.
~ fine view, plenty water 81 90.
NULL l. 7 IN 2JTH WAND, CHE BLOCK
from horse car Il e; $3.50
PLEN ID RESIDENCE L T ON MAN
= Street, in a choice neishborhood; water
and gas; price 81 ESQ
4 NUTHE SPLFN ID RtsI 'FNCE LIT
a on Main = rect, in choice neighbOrhood
For particulars enquire ct our offies
A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
n on 9th East street, near I'd South, west
front, choice orchard, three sides fenced; 61lO
rods; 81 loo.
GOOD BUILDING LoT ON THEATRE
n street. south front, all fenced. 1Sxlo rods,
nice neighborhood, suitable for two nice resi-
I, ULL BLOCK ON THE STREET CAR
I line, goth Ward; price Sz.1OO. VIII sub
NULL Lor, TEN BY TWENTY RODS, Elk
h csllent building site, horse cars and hy drant
water, stylish neighbOrhoOd; sub tantisl adobe
house pulled down would furnish ample build
ing materially all tor the price of the land, house
tn own in gratisl Call and enquire
A NYBODY WAN G A SPLENDID BUILD
"A ING site for nothing, at cor er Of Main and
FIrst North, on Arse al Hill, commanding
view fronting three streets, and Close u bust
ness; can get it by buying the lot and selling
enough gravel from it o pay for the lot.
| GONE IN AND SAY VIVA YOU WILL GIVE
u for tive bench lots, Twentieth Ward Small
money takes them. -
I'D BUILDI G. l. T, IN nth WAPD
~ near the schoothouse, east front, 3115xls
NULL L T IOx1a RODS DOTH WARD, NEAR
IL horse car line, all fenced; $3.50.
IS O.-Hslf lot I'd Ward.
s6OO.-Hslfl lot, 9Th Ward, near railroad.
s325.-f az lot 21st Ward, near car line.
s675. l0xlO rods 9Th Ward
ss5O,-A small lot close to business centre, OF
horse car line, close to churches and
schools
$500. Full 10. on car line; LIST South street.
1926. 5xl0 rods, in the 9Th Ward.
$sOO.-4x10 rods, 2Oth Ward, below the waite
ditch; south front.
Seso.-Corner Lot, 5x2o rods, Eleventh Ward.
$3.50. 3xIo rods, Eighteenth Ward. Goot
| location, below the water ditch
81 $50. hull lot 18th Ward, close to tv'
horse car lines.
sT5.-s11o rods, l1th Ward
N5O.-1sxlo rods, nth Ward.
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TRKD. ANDERSON.
TRKD. ANDERSON. o.K PoxxRoX.
FOR SALE By
ANDERSON & POMEROY,

Real Estate and Loan Agents.
Office under McCornick's Bank, Salt Lakl
City. P o Box 5T5.
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UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY

0fics no. 1884,, First South St., Salt
Lake City. P. 0. Box 4Sl.
Undertake and eIscate, on TIE lowest
terms and ia the shortest time, either or ell
Of the work Of locating, grsdin bridging,
tioing, ironing and eg1ippinE Steam Horse
sQueducts, dams ETC.: lag ing out aud grading
streets, si1eEslks, parade grounds end race
tracks; exoavatinR for building foundations
cellars, drains, etc, as well as every and all
other kinds Of work requiring the removal Of
esrth, gravel cement, stone etc. etc.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling whole.
sale buying prices in Salt Lake
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
lrECIAL ATTENTION PAID To RENT
ing houses and collecting rents.
NOTICE,

IS WE ARE cONsrAN RECEIVING
Il new additions TO our list, for sale, we
would respectfully invite purchasers OF Res
Estate to give US q call before buying elsewhere
Onr terms are reasonable and cay, having
effected satisf ctsry arrangements with east
orn as well as local parties, whereby We ian sci
to people Of limited means places on the iustal-
ment plan, fun particulars Of which will bs fur.
uished at our Office We loan money at low
rate 4 interest and on easy terms
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Following are the latest quota
tons Of flour, grain, wool, etc, in the
San Francisco market
FLOUR Super6ne, $3.50 a 25;
Bakers Extra, S4.75 q 90; Family Ex-
tras, IS. l25; Wslla Walls, extra, S4.25 a.
81 80 = Dbl
WHEAT-No. I, SI.4O@ L421l; No.
2, SI35 a 1874; p ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, SOC. q 85c. for
Cosst and Soc. q Csc. for Bay; Brewing,
81 q SIPS p cwt.
OATS-Quotsble at $I.3O q SI.6O9
ctl. for Feed.
CORN-Quotsble at SlO5@ SI.1O for
Large Yellow; SlO5 q $I.I5 for Small,
and S1.3O a 81 IS for White, y ct!.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, 13 q Isle; Dry Kips, Is q I83c;
Green Sailed, hesvy steers, over 55lbs.
1OIc; do, under So lbs, l0c; Kips, lOci
Calf-skins, 10 q l2c.
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For Rent.

Two Stores on Main Street. For particulars
inquire at our once.
The Montana Brewery for rent.
-Four rooms city water. close 70 business; SIS
Five rooms, city wItsr. close to business. SIS.
-Four rooms, IIth Ward bath room and pantry,
s25
Elegant seven loom house, bath, city water,
lawn, b. n, large lot IS per month.
seven Room brick, city water, close to bust
ness; So.
, 1881-09-01

t'nvcrI,,,lcnt buinls wete flrly urtivo. III
chlchyn. f'atr,ut Ut Eotumlin Au5s weTo lCA1s
lid nnsl iu.!s ashctl: :is WIRE t1ltt bt IND lV:,
Is, His aud lit: nnd US, ti31 nnd tl4!i.
Foreign tStnlsge WIS wenk. viii, IN variation.
This ls III anticipation Ur n.,otksr tEercusu III
tho t.auk of EnRlanl rate. llnnkcrA' stcr-
lsnE wis 4so!i nntl ~. sterling uctunl rates
were tiH.: and +S,: ct,llt.,,GreIal xtcrIiiE WIS
nonlnutly 4i;QDi1.,;. lsaitkcrs' fr,.lcs wore .Ii
for sixty lluys u,ld Is.,s fGr ,le,na'td; French
co,imsyrnI hills were EsD nt,1 i..7!i: llrIglul
commercial. :.i;s; bnnltrra' narks, ~ asld ui.l.
anl cnn'nrrslal, 'til9'ti.
Thu enurlnulls volume nf settlements on tho
la0nrtl 1f rltfe Is giving tho llt1ks Ers'nt ,cni
to tln. a Implications for l"nns aud ottor tnt,k-
ing Recommendations were never heavier. LINK
clearing. we're Su.DtG,. Co., Leans Aru actIye ut
Mt1 pur cent. New York cxchatHc WIS l,osctl
l,etworn b1,nks Ut s0tG5fl.M per sl,MN discount.
Country or,lcrs FIR gold contlnuo tArso.
Wcat ChtGnEu III spil at fusA, g1.d ChtcnRo,
burlington Il Quincy IL ut n.
Thu la'ntlun Satn.tan Hccic,p Of Aug. IA Rnys:
~ slight rtsv III tho vatuc of mjnaytn EUROPE
watii tenA III stnp tho ,iyni1, tn ilip Uni1ti
Atutc3. It Is Nlwnys to hc remembered that ro
Is acnt to tho Gntcli Stntrs ut II considerable
cust. beth fEr CnrrlHEe, fnr insurance. md ft,r
commission, aud tt,nt lltDs5 II tnn fe employed
IN tho United Stntgs 70 lis 10 eurer this Ei,st R
tn yiet.t Iarger profit tiat,. wuud lW NhtA!t,cs
for it ut home, 1t will not ttc sent. Etrry rEsu III
tho sAte 81 discount here therefore, nm1rSs It Is
conntcrbaln.cc'l by an equal rlse in New York,
m,fst tcn'l IL us,eck tho outlaw Of vatI. anti
wcr4. tho rain Of discount 10 rlse to I, nj my
st1p the tlra'l altogether. Indeed, II thpro we're
IL t'o really t!Cur 'ney III Lt,liIluu, we should
flave go c,,u,l,ls back fronn Now York tnstoatl
OF guinK thtther."