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STANDARD BOOKS.

Library Of Universal knowledge 20 volumes, SO
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Macauiay's History of England, 3 volumes, St.50
chamoers Cyclodeda OF Eng Literature, a vols, 81
Knights History Of England, voiames, 50
Plutarch's Lives OF fllustri0lis Mon volumes Sf50
Gekie's Life and Words OF Christ, 50 cents
Youngs Bible Concordance 81 900 references (prepar
ingI $3.50
Acme Library OF Biography, 30 cents
Book Of Fables, Hsop, etc, illustrated 80 cents
Millions Complete Poeteal Works, 90 cents
ehakespeares Complete Woi ks IS cents
Works Of Dante, translated by Cary 50 cents
Works Of Virgil, translated by Dryden, 40 cents
The Koran of Mohammed, translated BY Sale, 81 cents
Adventures Of Don Quixote, illustrated 80 cents
Arabian Nights, illustrated 50 cents
Bnugan's Pigrims Progress, illustrated 80 cents
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Munehansen and Gulliyer's Travels illus, so cents
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THE IDEA

prevails among some people
that large stores charge higher
prices than those of moderate
size. This is wrong. Large cash
buyers can sell cheaper than
small buyers who buy on credit.
This is particularly the case in
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CnuRoH SERVICES

s. ANDREw's.-Saturday us, Sunset service Sum
day, 1880, Morning Prayer and Sermon las, Evening
Prayer and Sermon.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Seryices on Sunday 1890
A. NJ. 7.45 r. N. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening" at
745.
BAPTIST CHURcH.-Services on Sunday at l03O A. NJ,
at7.45.
Rev. Mr. Mick, who has been sick for two weeks past
is expected to fill his pulpit Sunday morning and
evening.
NJ. Il. cHuRcH.-Services on Sunday at 1880 A. NJ.
and 7.45 T. NJ General prayer meeting Thursday
evening, at 7.45.
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1000 DOZEN

Forks and Spoons, in stock and
in process of manufacture, which
is being marked at prices lower
than such silvor-ware has ever
been offered.
The Quality of all our silver is the
English Sterling. We do not sell tho
quality of American coin, as it does not
wear SO well. Our prices for English
Sterling quality are no greater than
people pay elsewhere for American coin
silver.
We invite correspondence Goods sent
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American Patriotism, so cents
Taine's History of English Literature, IS cents
cecil's Book Of Natural History, 81.
Pictorial Handy Lexicon, 50 cents.
Sayings by author Of Sparrowgrass Papers, 30 cents
X rs. Temans Poetica Works, 10 cents.
Ritto's Cycnpaeda of Bible Literature. vols, 81
ollin's Ancient History, 1928.
Smiths Dictionary Of the Bible, illustrated I'll
Works OF Flavius IOsephus 81.
Comic History Of the U. s., Hopkins, Illus, so cents
Health by Exercise, DR.. g. II. Taylor. 80 cents.
Health for Women, DR.. q. II. Taylor 80 cents
Library Magazine 10 cents a No, 81 year
Library Magazine, bound volumes, 60 cents
Leaves from the Diary Of an old lawyer,Sl
Each Of the above bound in cloth. If by mail, post
age extra. Most of the books also published in hne
editions and fine bindings at high prices.
DescHptice Catalogue and Terms 10 Clubs
sci1t free on request.
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Sill vER-WARE.

In our stock are many patterns
which are beautiful, chaste and
new. These are to be had at
lower prices than elsewhere in
Philadelphia. We have special
lot of
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLED
FOR AT THE Posr OFFICE AT LAMBERTvILLE,
HuNrERDoN Co., N. j., FOR 80 DAYS, July
2, 1881 f:
Miss Lydia Akers.
John Schenck.
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-Bols, pimples on the face, salt rbeum,
old sores, and all cutaneous eruptions disap-
pear like magic when " DR.. Lindsay's Blood
Searcher is used. je.15,4w.
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For THE RECORD.
THE LICENSE QUESTION.

The recent decision of the Supreme Court
regarding the question Of License, affecting this
county. and particularly this city has made
the question one Of interest again to our
citizens, as it brings the granting of licenses
back to our city councils for action. At the
last April term of our county court, when the
licenses we're applied for from this city, con-
siderable indignation was manifested by a
number Of the leading business men and citi-
zens of our city, when it was learned that
license had been refused to the Union House,
on Bridge street. Upon making inquiries it
was learned that unusual influence had been
brought to bear by certain parties merely to
satisfy petty spite, particular enmity, and
their own private gains. This particular in
our citizens as an act of injustice and great
wrong perpetrated by parties who would not
have been thought guilty of such transactions.
The question of license was at once referred
by citizens to the Supreme Court, although it
had been decided by that body that the act
passed by the Legislature regarding licenses
was unconstitutional some time previous. BY
referring to copies of THE RECORD of February
last, mention is made of the fact. An appi-
cation has been made to the City Council for
license for the Union House. The applica-
ton, it is supposed, will be acted upon at the
adjourned regular meeting on Thursday to-
morrow evening. 1t is said of some Of our
city fathers that they have been terribly bored
on this question and there is story in circu-
lation that a particular individual boasts
that he has one councilman bound up so that
he viii vote just as be dictates to him but
lows. This particular individual is some
what interested in certain trade. For several
years previous to last year he was fortunate
in having the contract for furnishing stock
yearly to the Union House, at certain rate
per year. He partially fulfilled the contract
last year, but owing to the scarcity the article
at that time, he thought it would be good
speculation to advance the price to all of his
customers. The Union House was notified of
the advance, Notwithstanding the yearly con-
tract The advance was from % to 100
per cent. This action was thought unjust
Nv tno OntOu ilOuoc, duu INC supply iloin
this source was cut short. Another
dealer was found and an arrangement made
to furnish it for the balance of the year at
low rate ON condition of supplying the house
for the present year at certain price, and for
this business transaction dealer No. l. it
is said swears vengence at the Union House.
He declares that he did all that was in his
power to defeat the license at the County
Court and will do all in his power to defeat
the same before our City Council. This story
we give as we hear it but we cannot i'm
agine or believe that it is possible that there
is gentleman in our City Council las this
man is said to ASSERT who could be led astray
or bound up by any one merely to crafty
that individuals enmity of one merely ON ac-
count of business transaction.
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ON APPROVAL,

to bo returned at our risk and expense If
not satisfactory.
Visitors to Philadelphia are invited to
como to our store and sec what
magnificent stock we have Of fine China
and Porcelain goods, Bronzes, Diamonds,
Art works and imported elegancies.
They may be assured of polite attention,
and that their visit involves no obligation
to purchase.
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CLARK PIERsoN, 2. NJ.

THE CosT OF Tiff the total cost of sick
ness simply in its business aspects were reck-
oned up, it would be found to be great enough
in five years to pay the national debt. The
merchant has headache, from fit of indi-
gestion, and misses good bargain. The
lawyer does the same with case. To say
nothing about DOCTORS fees, etc, it don't pay
to be even little sick. Dir. David Kennedy Is
Favorite Remedy" is friend of the bust
ness man, for it clears his brain. One dollar
a bottle, Rondout, N. Y. je. 20, ct.
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r Cents Patent Summer Drawers for bot
weather at VAN HoRN's.
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1000 WANTED Wanted $4,000 on first
mortgage on real estate in Lambertville. For
particulars apply at THE RECORD office.
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RIEeoEs ITEMs.-Ri ngoes has six reporters
for different papers. There is no reason, there
fore, why every one should not have the news
from this village.
Mr.. Vino Mathews is building new house
and barn.
Mr.. Peg had runaway last Saturday. The
team ran as far as Mrs. Sutphin's, where it
was stopped. No one was hurt
The Mite Society meetings have been
give up during the hot weather.
G. r. Nightingale has met with quite a
success in selling the history of the Larson $
Corner Church, written by Rev. c. S. Con-
verse.
Mr.. c. r. Nightingale gave his school a
picnic last Saturday afternoon. There were
many friends present.
Mrs. *. B. Larson came home last Friday
evening, so as to be here when Mr. Converse's
commencement took place. She intends to
remain in the place a couple of months to
spend her vacation, then she win return back
to her school duties at Lewisburg.
The 4th passed off very quietly. There were
a few firecrackers and Roman candles shot off
but no mischief was done.
Mr.. Jacob Dilts, living near Rocktown, has
the finest looking corn we have seen this
year.
Last Monday afternoon we had quite a
severe hail storm.
The farmers are very busy in the harvest at
present.
Levi Holcombe and Thomas Borton started
to paint the Baptist Church this week. They
are new painters but we hope they will have
success.
Our much esteemed pastor Rev. Robert
j. Kent, brings his bride to her new home
July 9th. The reception viii be at the house
of Mrs. Corneia Sutphin. Mr. K marries
Miss Tracy, Of Brooklyn. May their lives be
long and happy. X.
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ACCIDENTS. The use of ''fourth of July
powder" produced the usual crop of acct
dents. In this city we have heard of three.
Herbert Vansciyer, son of Mr.. G. II. w.
Vansciver, injured his hand by the explosion
of cartridge, the charge taking effect be-
tween the second and third fingers.
Chas. Calan, son of Jas. Callan, Sr., was
injured in the centre of one of bis hands by
the explosion of cartridge, the powder
passing through the palm and making its APP
pearance in the skin on the outside surface
This may yet prove to be very serious mat
ter.
Will Pierman, son of Garrett Pierman, shot
himself in the hand at the base of the first
finger.
All of these accidents resulted from the
use of blank cartridges in toy pistols. Their
use should be prohibited by law.
In Philadelphia, owing to the Mayors
stringent enforcement of the law against the
use of pistols and fireworks, few accidents oc
CURED this year, while last year eighty acct
dents and twenty deaths resulted from their
use. Rather dear pay for amusement.
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The Board of Health met this morning In
special meeting and took into consideration
two petitions and several complaints for the
abatement and removal of nuisances.
The first petition was for the abatement of
the nuisance near Swan creek on South Main
street, complaint being made Of the slaugh.
tering ofanimals and the bad condition Of the
property, and the other complaint of the
same nature, in regard to the brewery
property. Both of these places have long
been pest to the community, and the Board
of Health have long ago ordered them kept in
good condition. They declared both to be nuis-
anees and ordered legal notices to be served
forthwith, and II not abated agreeaby to no.
tice, that the law should be enforced. The
minor complaints were acted upon, such as
keeping pigs and cow pens, &C., in filthy
condition. The fine is $50 for neglect, and
word to the wise should be sufficient.
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Mr.. Frank L. Johnson, of this city, met
with serious accident last Thursday after
noon. While taking a ride, accompanied by
Miss Jessie Mellin, of New Hope and just as
he was driving across the canal bridge at the
depot, his horse became frightened at the
sudden blowing off of steam from locomo-
tive that stood in the depot, and gave a sud-
den spring, the carriage striking the post of
the bridge, breaking the harness and one
wheel of the carriage. Both were thrown out
and Mr.. johnson fell heavily on his head
Fortunately the lady was but slightly hurt
At first Mr.. ]. gave no evidence of serious
injury, but he soon became unconscious and
was carried into the residence of Mr.. Harrison
Carver, and medical aid was called in. He
was delirious for hours, and for time it was
feared that brain fever might set in, but hap
PLY be escaped such an attack. He is now
able to be out on the street again, but has not
by any means fully recovered from his in
juries.
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AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE

JonN b. Manager Building
R by bank dn nmonyr rider gse letter by
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FISHING PARTy.-A fishing party made up
of gentlemen connected with the Lambertville
Mfg Co., consisting Of Messrs. e. Stout,
Chas. & John Schermerhorn, Michael Bolan,
Thos. Crawley, and quartermaster and cook
Jos Peaker, left this city on Tuesday. Their
destination was Eagle Island, in the Della.
ware, above Stockton. Camping and cooking
utensils were forwarded in advance. They
expect to return about the cad Of the week,
when we may expect to hear some wonderful
fish stories.
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ID. d. G.. Master, as follows:
J.P. G.-George w. Hummer.
N. G.--Joseph L. Kugler.
v. G.-George A. Lundy.
r. S.-David G. Hough
p. S.-Justus w. Britton.
T.-Grace Taylor.
r. S. to N. G.--Henry Harden.
L. S. to N. G.--Evan Dalrymple.
q. Peter w. Lair.
W.-Garret L Peer.
Chaplain Benjamin Philkill.
II. S. S.-Ross Slack.
l.. S. S.-David w. Plnkerton. :.
II. s. to v. Civilian Ii. Moser.
L. S. to V. CA. ID. Warne.
l. G.-Dewitt G. Dalrymple.
o. Civilian Robertson.
Finance Committee-Edwin Bidelman,
William I. Sropc Carrot Il. Peer.
, 1881-08-30
LIVE STOCK.

CATTl.E-ltocc!ycd during Hnniny end u,,a,.
h,rT, Bana tlnlp last waat 7,shG; lotn h., ...,
;sLlEI R,sd AAI calyos1 shtppsd last nepk, M.t +
"ns nj, exceedingly qM(at day IN this Lrareb o1M
H'afknt. Itoro WIS nbUnt tlls naIal a,tend,ns. ~
hnynrz+ and nnonR shippara~ tllstandps H. ~.
fav1rabls reparta from, he,nw-tlsru wa d.,,..
tIon tU nvost. but tho offerings nj tai cattle x, n.
llRste*t Of any ny Ut tho Aeaha1t and tfaans IN t
ctaHa WIS necessarily on yestrctci1 asuls M M,
6oovGs werH tn 10 soon. al the IIrnlbcr thus s6s,
Rraae aboYa medium did nut e1ceeti IN hpa.t W...
Ur',s, Texas Nrasa cattlo. nnd poor to meapm p,t,
nude up lilo supply for tito psrt ud sa|,t INK
larRo1y at Efsat.U. Thero we're nun,bc. o! ee, "
aA4l3+Al md several Mt tltUl7.4i. The n,sn,,
qNalttY Was tito n0t0at for any t!ay Of The yelk il
values worry ttia tilfurnnGo trom tho co,px dsI, Il
Inst week wna nnparant. I'hore was til, Inpto,,,
mont, tkDR!I tho nodernte rece!ps t, thu eastt /,
te4tur1 0t tho trndo tsr0tlHhHnt last weat. ilasS
was tnar1y atcudy fGDllnR Ht tho finish.
,-' uUDTATftSs:
F1trn Teeyes-stcors weighing Ito lbs md
urHnt114. ....,,,,MxRtq
f,,, s.ssfs: wssShIax ~, e i.ssl
l,;s !Mx ~, e iSoI4s:
inn Lug e lID 1Ds.. ln4i4
u;Msisii!Sx ~ II e !a IL; ~ ]
in LOU lhs.
hulb, and ncalv4R slenis.
TexnaI!hrntiEtl druves.......,
, 1881-08-30

Visions w,'r" nttvt', t !, wna mostly II, c!aE,,t
Ir"h III" haH,th IN ,n"thar, n,.t i'm nnr;rt
"'ntrnH! ~'IIw III sympathy WITH cihn.. 1ht
trr'IhA nf wh'at aWl rorn w"r" Nbu*uHllv
MiGt.. MHas pnrA c',,srl s.Iser, NJ &i0,tE,,1lsN!
Tor t'clnhrr aud *ln.uriF fr.A1 r"r .tht,,hry.
tnrf rlosc.j stHa,y, III flt,sNl tlt!s scllpr Scp.
irns'ur ai.l sfI.,.!shntI.a) FOR fElol,or. short
ribs ostisc'l .su higher, 1T $iatetu Ii tnr tnl,,.
lnr. Whnnl c,tactl 3ieIi.u InwHr u, f,tturrs 1T
s'.h for Au4st ut't 4l..5s ,ebi.: for Hrrtu,n,mr.
Gnrn tnap's l'lc !nvur, Mt NI4Mtp,!iu Iut AN
Rllst Mtl tel, 4tfiU ft,r UgtNtcr. Data rtusut 10
l,'wtr, 1T , ds:Ri,so tor September and dis'Se
fur oct8E,cr. 1iyo cinset! W lovur ut F1.'ti fnr
surtc,n bcr md $i.01 for Dctol,ur. l3nrlcy
close unchanged Ut sI,05,l for tlntubcr+ Hogs
Mt $aND7dN for hcAvy. Catt'n wtru dull aud
Unchanged, with eaos ut sa.,00dlH.US.
Tho demand for dry EuCnls renohost satisfactory
proportions, tho trutSiptlt being rutMrtud illI-
rrat for tho ttno ur yrAr. fr!5cA wnro firm, both
fer cotton md Wnutull KutAiA. Uruuarlus wcrn
u,nsl,i9 freely Mt uniformly .ir,u prlces. Au In
ercdsit'E inquiry f0r eiothlnR, aHUts and shus,
l'ats, HNls, md millinery H''Us Ia hutut, rtGes
ruling sttl,dy. 1'tgru WIS tiru 1nnrkGt fur nIt
'lefusrtlnits af 'lrl.Ht aud canned frtlls. fsi.
were Itntta stea,ly. ftuler was ilrtl, under
llFht offerings. rhucso runlAtl,uil dull. 0lla,
,:otl, uni lIs~ Iron wrrD sltlntet' lii before.
Thu ',ny lI,urktt cntDlttli,rs nullvu. tito ''0ltcr
Hrades sIIuwIltv II ,lset,tal ,pwatrl tutiinEGy. A
ssaaly talslu exists III rttn. .utlrn the Uth stock
of wh'cl, hrs uoarly oil heen t!sl'oso'l nF.,, IN
urcgn Fruits. apfcs HMd l'anE,cs IRE stoa,ly, ani
California plllnIs AMI t,oNrs uro snili9 NJ sgi'y
rc'lslcc.l figures. Hides a,Iti tniuw rcnlnin llrm-
~ uctlvu IL last weos'a prices. Donturs IN
n'ctals end tthurs' ,wnrn ra,,ort MI nut-
iyu business. WtihN Flight utNyA,ll tpndcnGy
It. shrot IrUn. Waa, stii, ,nuycs nluwIy nt tho
tow prices prnvaIlnH for s0t,,u tina. Hoeds
wcrU tsutlvc, timothy liO!dtng strung fDr cash.
with futures higher. Fluxsccd was str'nx and
10 higher. tlovcr seed sui,l rs high ny 60 8 dur
Ing tho day.
Lake froEghts were s.etly md firm ut Usio for
corn to buffalo, unl 10 for what to Kingston.
The engagements oh1Iod for tho movement nf
tN,000 TIL corn and - lOQ BIZ whpnt,
Tho nKKrcgatu rcuetpts Of wln1Rt ro,,Urtcd yos-
tcrsay nj Chtcugu, milwaukee,, 1t. Lolts, To!cdt,,
and petr1t weru lU.tO0 lit. Tho corresponding
shlpncnta wers "b1. 100 lll. Tho shipments from
Now York. Philadelphia, and baltimore uggro-
Rutasl 141 .0OO hi. =
Tlir following tab'o exhibits tito receipts and
shipments Of wheat ut the points named for thc
tvNn MI, 1tr1t- Ara
, 1881-08-30


or.l I Iou.loy' oaV A,n ,e:pl'''' "o'' A''a '0F re
x.c..e !, 8 s!rs |:..'' s:;sf:y I: +. to s..sy
l!;:ss:; %$sss:i +: ii:
ss|s; II s$;;; Il ;i; i: IL:
$s!S; x;;:;: aSs T. H. i !; Sa';Sas IL
cksSsF% Ssi 'isS 'iSs54 r. iShss;sa .; & '5' 5 >a
li:sis y. y II
III: .a'iGvK; @ I, aftsa Aas y o''ae Mv"os
:iStSa M5s z tbonua4suu slstois to Isaac n
u:t XsF + sssn Y s :'S! Ss.ea
p aas II u t&uss. IS brash s s aasisea F'k
!tosh};:: ;;.:;..::::.:::,. J.
.s Il \; sp;sSsS' + :s; : sfsf Has. saa 3sSfs
ws:; S;!9,; ss, !Is%sa y ssI ~! %!!S
s,tSs d :$ssS %s*: 4: kss'sst:s ! :"s isv:
aT III! e r. x,'s 4 IT, 81 waa h9,' sD ,S III ka1se r.
vii X a.,:i fiji; j ti;is;s i WIZ; Sys
ss5sR %s: Y, Si; SS:ss +
ID [ssa Il III Ii s - :ss
lily. sss$' :! \ ';s$!
pSsS 6afi Il ;E:;. y; :; Il i,;i;;;:;;;i;;;
.is; II. !; Il; @ !; x;s,;,; !; Il ;s;s: IL
\; !! So Il 4 ss a:;:: . III
i5:!S +, $s!s As !; ;itss'5 sav$: i, ~
, 1881-08-30
MICHIGAN.

: sptsla1 Dtspateh to Tbs chicago Jrl5uns.
'H.ArrI.E GREER, aticll, Aug. %.-To-t1ay
llils hean tho hottest Uf The seasol, tie llcr-
cury registering 1D1 TT tlla sl,stle, Crops lIle
ruined, tho drought for the last aix weuks
1re,naturely rlpen'ng tho rnr,t ~ tlut farn,-
ers mrs ohligcl to cut II itp now to saye tho
fodder: Tho grass IL parcl!etl !tp and no feed
,Ioes mol sooil eoiso thnru Viii hu no potNto
crop to RlIQllMt ~ anything.
, 1881-08-30
MINING NEWS.

HutTQS.
1psetat Dtspatth 10 1ht Chtcdoo Tribune.
HINTON. Aug. G.-Htocks wGrG a.iiot AMI Tin
chnnGctl, except Calumet mud 1leolat which de-
clthel H. 10 al0,f.
III ths trtsftrn Asfoelaftd Hrtta
1lOsrON, Aug. aL-,llnn4 stocks closed as fol-
lows
AllnMe1 Mining tt'... .t!9wnbio.. ...,.,.. liz
EMlHAt l1ecla... flf Quincy ri
t;ntn. $50. Silver ts0t. ...,......, l9
, 1881-08-30

I1Uf{S--lk8cbIYBl. lHuE E1t10 tIna Ast N6et !Efal
total Iast week. aNt:JI. Ahpped iass week. Al4
rrlcs: ~ Mose " MT!ta9nt r,Ma4ncad casnss ahsE ~, r.
!na chiefly to dlsposlon o, Tho part q lucs rbt.ts
i4 nGonoIa19 u tis .1se q NHtas Mi!s ~ es%a
Ukpetlenred. tfhe supply behg nio0etats eeahss
wna nas without nY tME6rxnt Soi,rs,ss9aa II II a.,
nackeis ut ut!4 haayY thppers At ~
Tj!et0 wtTs satDa vi sklTs uad cullsat faNsAM 1A
tunriDt G1nHttlt n1xx.
, 1881-08-30
SYRACUSE, N. Y.

SYRACUSE, n. H., Aug. :D.-siayUr liens
alrlcks tonight removed the four Police cou-
1aisslouars, asslg1ing NJ Fcasons lne!'ic'ei,cy
Huaru4
, 1881-08-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tho fotInwlnv wero tho receipts and abpments
Of lcasl.uz articles Of produce IN thu city Jurpe
tho forty.oIHht l0urs OndtnE at 7 o'clock Nom
dAy n4urntug, and for tho corresponding tIme q
yGtlr ARps =. =
, 1881-08-30


~. :. -. ,.,,
~ 'i%,s, ~. w f's; ~ -" "'",i %ssi
~ H." -. ',nI"r ita ~ .nt u l,r t,l. hHsl' IL,
@ %S.% ] $" ;s.i IT, %a.s y.sssf %;.'%;' sS VII @
Ai5I5u ~ s"i. strrItttc 10 8l.:Af Hcl Io,it il
si.:'Av, tn"" 'tr,'nm.. o st..s intI,rnrr,t
@ ~ =, +: z: I. ~, M,"t :o:nF 4 aHssia A'I-
rrtlfnnt.. and nil tr cir lnlt Wnr tukri M nj ji.t
tH9Er f.a't sAles Wasn rel.rirl t tNlm mira M ii
t'si HtHrs Nj IT q ttt Iii. lGtsh t Nrnirn!I
, 1881-08-30

NEW lIF5{4EtANR.
NEW UIt1EANs, Aug. t--lixrhntig1, Nuw York
stght. ptr uuitt tor 81 ,lR) ptumIntn.
f!ahktrs' sterling, lSD
rOl,ltltlN.
fd,StM,S, Aug. sl-tut.stlis. ~ a-l1.
Unttt4l Htntua baiNl.-New ~, luisi; iI&s, 1lBli;
IT., liO. '''7' 'A'
.Amur.cnn railway securities -1tltnDts Coutr7,l,
Eeb4; Pennsylvania EGlttrylt, CT; Ersd., ltnit 10
sccntitls, 1U5A; Now York Central, iis; Nnaclng.
;lII.
rho umnnnt OF bullion withdrawn from tho
Bulk 0f En9lan1 OH untancG tt-!lNy Is !f5900O.
pANlR, Aug A.-ftpIltrs. ut S!ic,
, 1881-08-30
rt4s. ttfFs, etsitFs. rla,fe.
En GW U.Q fldl
-@ In AH VII
AR 5l1 AH nh
aM jR G4 Mal

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~. s1nsS' o!IF;Sp5 h4s
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h4NRs:j ~ 'Ymyas9a n ana 1rEssg u m ,- NM. an
lLQ tOF extra Mess, ald I'll ,0A4ss W {ar Aauls.
, 1881-08-30

iA,uxs, tlara xalted,,,,,,
lIu, 11i1l... ,..s..+..
AI4slst. tuuau.,.,.......
ho!ltenl1vrt boota.,".,
ONkQWFssst..ss+.s+ss.I:s
, 1881-08-30

- ytUhA $t4*4ts eaf}Y
SUNDAY aud sunaay nights, arrival. % ,'''asosjy wv
a.a1kst ioosol uI,pboat twenty. nasrssa ,aos ss.
tuehoF slask, but later " The day tu1sn =, eaQl'
mud most OF tbs oassoes we're dl'uossa "
, 1881-08-30

REAL ESTATE.

Tho. following Instruments wore llol for req
ord Mon.lay, AuK.. ~:
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