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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
Don't Know Beans -

\ young buck living not nlrr mi Is from
our village, whom We ~iiIc.ll "Pad for .bor'.
recently Travelled by way Of steamer 10 Wish
ingion The boat not reaching Glvmoui until
very late 10 the evening Pad WAS compelled
to take his supper or board. Wien this mear
was announced he took his seat AZ the table and
directed that the bill OF fare he placed G,f,-
him al Iititum. Now the bill Of far. called Tor
oysters from the celebrated Cherry stone creek
or as il was briefly stated 'Cherr.stonrs and
q dish Of these bivalyes beautifully s'ewei wa.
placed before pad" He rooked a, them quite
suspciously as II he did mt know What the,
were, and then asked the waiter IN So emu tones
if be had any oysters the waite replied quite
spryly ''oh yes. sir" and pointing to the dish
before him said, "Cherrystones" meaning the
oysters were Of that flavor, but pad hastily
pushed the dish aside and said well waiter
then bring me u stew We don eat ,her-, s'out,
down our way The m,t:sr was EXPLAINED
10 Pad, - bat he was hardly satisfied and
was obliged TO call for more Cherry.tsu-s e
be sure he had made mistake
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
The Warehouse Case.

The trial of Tobacco Inspector Sommer-
willie on ckargas Of misconduct in Office takes
place before the Governor to-day at Annapolis
The progress of this trial, and its subsequen,
results, will be watched with interest AS it will
determine the jurisdiction of the Governor in
such cases in the future. The case will also be
watched by eur citizens with much interes,
vile will cause the warehouse TO be turned over
to DR.. Smoot, who was appointed his successor
last winter, and the accession of DR.. Smoot
means fat places for some of our expectant citi-
zens.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
Painful Trouble,

Mr.. james Coomb., Of our village while
tunning oa Thanksgiving day managed, by
some unfortunate accident, 10 get piece o.
gun cap 10 his eye, in she discharge OF his gun
The III Welcome visitor TO his tender op!c
tIatpra1ly caused him excruciating pain, and
he ipaed;a,e!y consulted both Drs. John I.
asd Robert Digges in regard 10 the trouble,
but o jii.er Of these gentlemen could give him
relief. However, after they had examined the
eye, il ceasrd TO pain him, and he gave himss f
no further concern about it. But on Monday
Iast the piin again returned and was much
greater ih,n at first. Mr.. Coomhs says that
oa Monday night he was anahe to sleep on
account OF il and his eye became so swollen
and inf med that he lost the sight Of it entire
ly during that night. He left on Tuesday for
Washington to consult wi h some oculist of
that city in regard to the matter. We hope he
MAJ find relief.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08

.-TEH's CATIIAErIC Pills are the best
of al pGrgatiycS for family use. They
are the product of long. laboriouS, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians i'll
their practice, and by all civilized ma
TONS, proves them the best and most
cllrctual purgativc Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
ctable 10 harm can arise from their
use, and being sUgIr-coatCd, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers 10 other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, viii
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery Of life. Mild, searching and
cheCtuai, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitll-
tons, where mild but ciIeCtual
cathartic is required.
For sale by all druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
Off for Prison.

Sheriff Switzerland and Tailor Burch ef
on the early train this morning with four pr
soners convicted at the recent term Of cour
and sentenced to the various reformatory insti
tutions of the State Richard Penny an imbecilt
pauper, is to be taken to Mont Vue asylum a
Frederick; Carrie Simpson, convicted Of muir,
derous assault, is taken to the Maryland Peni
Tertiary; and Henry Hoe and Washington
Brown, convicted of larceny, were taken TO the
of the Correction Prisoners and the Sheriff
carried the others to their destination.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
Late Steamers.

The steamers down the river encountered
quite a severe storm last week, which huffering
Them about pretty roughly. The Lady of the
Lake ran aground near Lower Cedar Point,
rsa3~nas DELAYED twelve hours, not arriving
here till about o'clock the night after she was
morning about 3 o'clock. Before leaving
Washington she against the wharf and
smashed her stern guard. She Mattano reiev-
ei her of her passengers and was herself delay
81
All the river steamers are carving heavy
freights now which delays them considerably -
alexandria Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
ParfrhSes.

1T will be RENE mbered that there was quite
a controversy last winter in reference To the
uun,i.er Of partriG res that escaped the severe
winter. from iaformalion obtained from our
.Srmer friends in sarioas sections f the county.
W. we're led TO believe hat hundreds of part
ridges had persh'd 4. and that this fall there
are but few birds, many claiming that they
were rever known TO be so srarce. Those who
have any love for:hunting and care to have III
partrid- res protected, Should unite in hrving
a law passed during the next Legislature, pre-
venting them from being shot for at lie ST two
years, otherwise the partridge will soon he q
bird of the past in this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08

TO 4DVERTISERS-TuE TIMES bori,o .
larger circulation than ay other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men Of Chorte
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
TO insert their announcements in is columns S,nd
Tor cara rates, ,chc are as lo'c any other paper
in Southern Maryland to say nothing about circula-
ion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
Hog Colera.

We understand that this disease has got.
ten among the hogs of farmers in the neigh
borhood Of Pisgah, and that great many o.
the animals have died from its effects. In this
connection we publish the following recipe
from an exchange:
Every paper the United States ought &c
keep the fact before its readers that burnt corn
is a certain and speedy cure for hog cholera.-
The best way is to make pile of corn on the
cobs, effectually scorch it, and then give hogs
free access to it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
A Cure For COrns.

The Scientific Am ricon, a very reliable
yasper. gives the following recipe a sure cure
<or csrns. AS the remedy is very simple if any
Of our readers are afflicted with corns it would
probably be we'll for them to give it a trial
FAKE oae-fourth cup ofstrong vineghr, crum5-
BILE finely into it some bread. Let stand half an
hour, or until it softens into a good poultce.
Then apply, on retiring al night. In the morn
ing the soreness will he gone, and the corn
can be picked out Ii the corn is a very OBJ
stinate one, i, may require two or more appli-
cations 10 effect a cure
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
TnraI Wat{ff5.

No. n> >.,>,,r'," Price of The
e, per annum If paid IN
N h mr. at any time vithin the car
''', ~ mar; If not paid vithin the gear
s ss wlN be Invariably charged, as
nluuys heretofore, and from this ru7e
no exception wW be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08

Mr. F. A. Ward Of Horse Head had a
loaded wagon to pass over his foot. causing a
painful, but We hope not serious injury which
h IS kept him co"fned TO the house several days
On December the LIST there was memorial
service at St. Domincks Church Woodvile
for the late Joseph DAVIS, the following day
witnessed tide erection of a monument to hi
momory.
''See that may grave is kept green
Ar
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08

Wild geese and ducks have begun tleil
migratory fight southwark, presaging the near
approach Of cold and rigorous weather. Large
hocks of these fowls are daily passing south
ward, and we may shortly expect the advent
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-12-08
IlO,id ay Pre- cuts

1t is tie custom Of all W ho can oli1rd it to
make Presents to friends and loved ones at
least once year, and real good habit it is
The only matter that bothcrs @ivcrs is what
to buy. We come to the rescue, and sug
gest, is there anything more useful than Suit
for your boy or husband, especially when yoa
can get quality fiji and he lowest prices in the
State from C. Il. OEHM 4 Son, Hanover
and Pratt SITS, Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

week 300 head consumed through l cars market dull
anu tending downward sales Extra Steersso@s lO seVer
cars remain unsOld.
SHEEP AND LAHBs-Raceipts to-day $500 head total for
week thus far. 2lOOO head; for same tune last week.
ZOOo head consigned through 81 cars nOhns doing ex
weak.
Receipts to-day 1900 head total for week Tins far
1000 head: week 2GOJO heal con-
signed through supply market steady and u-
Changed sales. Weights - sdSo y All sold
CHICAGO. July - IiOGs-Keceipts- 1000 head: SNIP
ggo buyers selecting closely Common " 'too
4eSs 20 Heavy, - 3Oass 49, Light - oOS*S 3D. sAiDS
CArLE-kecefpts $500 shpments $500 head mar,
~ SO" put steady on Best Exports 81 2tata ~
Butchers 81 40aS3 StOckers and Feeders, - 9V0tt
range Cattle slow and weak Texans. 80 5OGS4 Io an
Brerds - fOG1O 2 Americans. % 6OGS6 all low graeS
sHEEP-Receipts 600 head: Shipments 600 head trado
steady and market fairly active Poor 10 Fair - 80 Gs5 90
Medium 10 Good. - fOgf4 %: Choice ~ 30dSi 60
Glasgow DISPATCHES quote and dull market for
bringing I7aISc Rest II rise natei dead weight
F,sT LIBERTY Penn. July CArrE-Receipts week
ending Juy ~ 52s9 head OF through 2lO9 Of local
against $50 head OF through and SO head Of local
before: market ruled fu an the 10
Prime. ~ OGS4 10; StOcSers and Feeders S4nS5.
HoGs-Recripts for the week 1850 head against II $50
head for the before. Phiadelph - 6OU - 90 B
mores IS fOo - 80. Workers. - I5G*s %.
SHIP Receipts for the week. l9U head against Is 900
head for the week peore marGet active the first Of the week.
but duA and lower at The close ar 70 Pst sfdSs w.
Common. S3dSj 80 Lambs. - JUGsj -.
SLLoJlsJuY 2S-HOGs Receipts. l.fOO heal; shipments
none; market quiet Shipping Fss, = lu3ol 90; orhers
6JGNs ~; Butchers 10 Fancy 70 loGSo 30; Cus - %
dTG 81.
CATTLE Receipts COO head: shipments 600 head;
Texans Indians southwest Butchers stOck Can
ming graes Texans anu Indians S@aSi Good TO very
southwest Butcher steers - fS 20; Native shipping
Steer. offered.
Good Mutions wanted Medium u Fancy Natives,
: JUD-J, texans, TJDrt 30,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

trvrgpooL July - 1890 r. m-Cottou steady Midohng
UpanGs 7'isa 10 Orleans sd sales lo,VoV oies lncinI,
uaea UDlands Low Mlddug cause July delivery.
- doc Aniict ana september deiverv. 7's.d sep.
TENDER ana october dsnss We H. '1g 40 Neooer
denvery It'd DECEMBER and January delivery. O-Sead
liTEGro0L- July 2s-l.5o D. m-Furrres-u pands. Low
MiddlIng cause uy delivery 'o4d also t-atd July AID
sd 40 september - October delivery. o@4d do Decem-
lgsEf5i ulv ss-5.OO y, m.-COtIon-I the
daV included H. zoo paes Amerlcal~
Low Middnng clause. july and August delivery 64oid.
no. August and tnOer dei 81 " -a DO september and
G.sa4d. November aud peeemuer delivery, otss4h
$4,000 bales $1,000 Daies SPECTATORS took 100
exporters tooA 100 DAes for"arled from me snip
1aes; to,~ sp males American as 900 bale. amount
of Cotfon anoaL 81 900 bales. American. 5000 bales
AScHFr rER July 2S-1ne niarke.IOr arms and Fabrics
f. nrm 80 Dch. 90 reed. Doid INA Sariinss 81 Yards
3oz az da4S gti 40. Ii ae twist FAIR second quail
~ a,ustsrA- july 2s.-Cotton quiet l2e-
hlaI,ins ~ ,,lt .se - bales. stocs 80 bales
~ecAlv-Sct receipts. 40 Da4os shipments, ~ bales
CHAaLasrox july 2s.-Cotton urn. Mndns FAC: Low
MiGdmg l-c. Good primary ~ --~ net receipts ~
Weesy-NeI receipts ~ Oa4esi siOss li5 bales exports
NsNFHls. inv -s-CoJioc steaay. MG0nDg- l2-c Low
Nlddlng ~ Good ordinary. 60 not receipts 80
6aes gross shipments 40 bales stock lj4o BALES
Wee2iy-N receipts ~ Dairs' gross III Daes' snip
meut-. l.IOi DaieS sa4"s 100 bales. s ,,,.r. is,c.
Low Mladnng 1ac ordinary. II &C. net receipts -
sales 400 bA.es stock. $50. bales - oo, ,,o. ~
MerHy t r,S, $50 bates 10 France s. oalss coast
wl-r il 100 Dalo,. sales, $50 .DaIes -- 3d., -
Md IN c GOOD Ordinary lOc- ge1 receipts, i bales
,,r1s. Il safes. - bales stock $50 DAle' mo-
mort. c1s.,tg,ise. 5s5 5ales. sales 800 baAes
COTTON RECEIPTS.
NswYoEK July elIhe following are the total net re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

r,onev ana the account bondsrve per cents oies
nn stianflo ano Great hrst mortgage en-
csrtincaea 49I 10 second, ~ Erie ~ 90 syrs 40L
cola ggI. New.York Central. 1891 Illinois SehSrt onta
Pennsyiyania central 63sa Reading. 81 "a Ne"@A'iA'
nGanu Inr - $50 D. m-Consos looi1s for oO'
money and the account .. ,,o,a .hrae per
IOxpoN. lulv IS. n. m.-Par1s advlce-
cap rentas az s francs for the with
LONDON July 28-3OO D. m.rhe amount =, ts.iav IL
drawn from the Bank OF England on OaA@"''
A50.OOO nuots thrS3
er cent AZ II francs centimes Tor inc franc,
PARIS July 29-s3D u m.-ExcnaHke u" ~
U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

Ir-.gPuot- July 2S-2 o. uL-POrN-friIDe Moss EAsterh
49,, ,y,..t-ru 30 Bacon uus Der aud
IN .fev Al O1od I'D steaiy Al o5od Long C4eat
AM IN ~ snort Clrar dun al Utod hAms-LonF Cut
~ ~ 90 Shoulders dull a. DID, becitnuiA Mess -le-Iy
ar "a Extra Moss Al sO Prime ess sieA1y a. W.
Fs,1,,e "a hL IaLow-Ff1ne NltF
.r4a ueadY AZ 81 toslll-
inI1 ~ rouln0n -JeAlv DOL netsrA neT1cau CHOICE
sf.,ay a. 30 ia on -nrm, So ftonrf -1tIA 7tA
1't't.f " a. Id No 7pflhs
, =, y, -. vtntar Now W SOD Corn
-, am "a M sd FOR Ola 5plrIs rurpnoune ~ London
AsTsEkP July -Petruieum- II francs eenIliies ior
One paAo American WIcoXs LAru el0s~i ~ LOU HAA"@
cenliues per l0v kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

s,ock prices to-day were huctuating AT the open.
SO figures were higher than at last eVonlns
.,osino but sharp decline Immediately iono" T1r
After that, rallies and declines whicn son oaab
NAV be measured by small fractions iolio"v" ~
otber and the market closed durng ueoNnJ 90
stead of during a rally. and therefore ottor
weak The principal feature OF lhe mS-r
the mornings break in prices was us uul'' roro
NV "1ror,,roert bonds were quiet and prices were
-, stoadv with the bids for the continued os
"a the As off Is per cent Annexed are the closing
auotatiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer. Vessels and Rditro"S.
NFw-YoRK, Friday, July %, 1Ss2.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW YORK. Friday, July p, ISL
AS11FS-ouiet but steady; Pcts &c Pearls $500
BEESWAN-F1rn, owing % Mode4"'0 ''fF''N''
2Br2-c: southern, - N-sc
CANDLES-Quiet but steady.
CIICCORN-U nchanged
COCO -Quiet unchanged . D., .,.... h,. hot,
The market for all descriptions Is quieer PM hoh
ers are none the less hrm M their Vows. ,-.s erp"o
Ti0nse Camel Al: Liverpool Gas do - NeWoSslr'
30 Caking ~ 1884. scotch steam - t3' fhglsii -
w.: pinct House and international lProvnclaij, - y~
- PENNSYLVANIA Westmoreland Gas - - a. " T.
sp ~ * Cunber and. Broadtnp and Cleainclu - -"~
En-" racif noinaly r. 2J4S4 30 by the cargo along
C00PFKAGE ~TOCk-An descriptions have far de-
mand AZ steady prices ~, - .,tos
C0FFEE-Rio hrm nut quiet Fair cargoes vsic. sales
ono hags ex American 900 Ponca on private
ts no s4les ON 'Cange Mild grades very firm Mara
ino less active the large business n0ien yesterday
sales 2lj bags Maracabo oUo Ddss heAi0"n al" f' '~
Costa fica. private terms - , 49,, ...t..o . s,t.s
/ 3 bales 100 bales last evening Inc uuhg 4t'IU Dir
90 vnort 81 3 bales spinning ana 1000 haes TO- s
Ilelivered 200 bales Receipts AT e
nors TODAY 407 bales. AGAINST -'sJ Dacs Ihl7 ny SC
80 md < g6 bales lat year for the week 90 uaI.'
aeaIns SIS bales last week and lbfl- naIts AI- oi
since september l. l,o-t'ot- o"ieS a5aA'' ''''''i
came nefiod last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
Gorpora.lol Notlees.

NOTICE.-PTopOsals will be received ar the
n the Department Of Public Charities and correc-
ton August 4th 1857 for rOur Groceries,
pants crOckery aud lime For fuH information city lte
cord for sale at No city Hall
NOTlCE-PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING
~ the westerly slip between Piers 10 and 49, T. b
will received Oy the Department Of Docks y and ~
until Tuesday, August 1889 az II eclpcH m
For f The CITY Record Copies Tor sac az
NJ. 2 CITY Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
Copartnership Notices.

NOTICE il hereby given that the interest of
y Mr. AUSTIN Gorhlm IN firm tue S0th Jay
OF June, 1867. che expiration Of time limited
STEVENSON, PIEESON & co.
Boston, June go 1882.
have esab he'd myself business az G. Wa-st.. New
YORK dealer brOEer and metals -hal repre-
sent empe Company ~ Pennsylvania and other
pig manufacturers IN NewfOfk ant 30 general com
business that cay. ALSllN Y. GCA4AAA
Boston. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

LIVE STOCK MAEKETS-BY TELEGhAfh-
BuyPalo Juiv gs-CArrlA Receipts to-day lOO hesI;;
tot fyr liz yek tus az 15uO head Tor same une I-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
> the Trustees Brooklyn Bridge az
their Office Il WatersL Brooklyn until - o'clock noon or
august lsS two steel Wire Traction hOg.s each
inches in diameter and / ]. taDU feet In length.
specifications De- obtained BY applying az me once Oh
the trustees. ". A RDkbLlNu, oLIei Engineer,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Trustees New YORK amt brooklyn Bridge &C
u BROOKLYN. indOrse Proposal 'or
station Newly Terminus OF the asi River budge
until clock - 1851, Tor furnishing all or
erecting complete stafi0n building ana
vafuc Al the terminus SewYOrK approach OF tho
bridge. -.
Drawings be and specifications obtained AZ the
Engineers ONCE, 80 fTOni-st, Ne~-NOrK.
Also Tor and viaduct for the Brooklyn ter
minus o. the bridge. $1,000.
drawings NAV be and specifications obtained az the
Engineer office, u Naier- st. Brooklyn
W. A. ROEBLlNG, Chief EngiDeer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

NEN-Y ok l.y =, I9.-
TTHE CONTENTION CONSOLIDATED MIN
II ING COMPANY, Of Tombstone, this de-
cIared it, RrGUI AR MONTHLY DIVIDEND No. D. 81
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE. payable July 2s.
1852 the Office the Farmers Loan and Trust ompany.
al stock registered IN New Ork-
Transfer books July ami open July 81. 1882.
". HAET SMITH, Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

slaughter
Light BacKs.---...-55 aS5 4slt crop Isl as2 =
Aaoc ks Heavy 81 al Bellies ia = no
Cllcgga .su;laO-LIgn- IJV24c.. Lie - 4S4c HoAvY
13u-pc. damaged. 4b@i'u
METAI@-Amercan Pig Iron quiet, bui al ilvorfe
brands Lrmy maintained scotch Pig Iron was nI1n.
brands -O0 al current prices Me
quote. American NO. 4. SZja--G: No tr-Sdf1' Forge,
81 scotch EgntOu 8-3 "a CaTnDfoe aud Glengal
nocb. lAng.oan 80 30 4S-l; COtness t9ue-9 90
ainnerlee Rams were quiet and quite nominal o
Steel the mills Ft7 dOn-Ju Iron nominal Old truu,
So by for Trs for u IT, s. scrap Iron STEADY al
sZJa13o yard rOugn and ~ JU4- t0 arrive. IN
got Nop~r STEADY, % Lake sold a. u l~
S@l ana steady Charcoal Tin. grp 20 DO lcIAo - W 70
- 7'' "Ae I'm - 1 lerne. - 4-2 L. al Nh@
AZ u' .a'l at g. 40 lN or Common Dome tt AND 90
." - tT tenbcd Hpclior weak $3.50 Com
4ou i''lhes.lc' ana a,u0 .Gtc -slc4lan.
AchaAged and entirely neglected
OL|d ifNl. 1u0.'-c leaus-
NAVAL publications. cay and dull 400 bbla
NuoI 0t4l'n SOFA a. - o. delivered; Dbla Low Pale 90
window n = .u,d Iu nj.
S54tl 30 Good 90 u o. splniA lurpcutiuc oRtr
10 sympathy with tAe southern markets sa.es 100 bbs la
yAld 4Jci jODbiug lOts, flc Tar Pitch qui-f
OIL CAkE-C.ulct but steady s27 Tor western bag
OIL. 81 "A IT, Dull, unchanged.
OCEAN FKEIGI I--Bcrth as frna and nuler
Cofl9n room received good attention. Charters firm -
Cotton 8za 1Os. compressed 700 Dbis. Flour r. $40
tons To- trough lis. 81 800 boxes Bacon 2Ua..s
100 ,oxes Cheese Jsa IAoRt -Or Beef A..
IS. sugar 2UDZ2a 3d.. OIL CAKE Us ud 4-D-.. Tobacco
los Don steam, 5000 bush. Cram. sgd op uDis.
Flour 3s. d.. -as; Bacon, 5'r iherst - a
Btef ~ I'd "a, go tons measuI cnenf gnois,
28HZsa. 81 ..GLA~eOW. steam. 4.ufu bush. Grain, -t
measurement goods. 2os ... LEITH. steam. T. l0u
push. Grain Sad. BRISTOL steam Grain quoted
81 n CL!. steam. quoted ID .-.-A NfW thP. steam.
Grain Gaoted s2g. SSe44- E4A4 aAo'o4
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Dropo5al5.


OFFICE or TIKI ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON. u. &. Juy %. l-s2
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
4 VARIOUS STR EET- N THE CITIES OF WASH
INGTON AND GEOkG ETOMN.
the Board COMMISSIONER sealed pro-
pOsas tins Ofice - O'Clock.
Saturday, August D. 1857, Tor the Improvement OF various
streets OF Washington and georgetown
and Quantities
tempiated under this advertisement follows.
phat pavement 81 9-o sIuare yards.
Granite block pavement ...-..--. 0.ZSO square yards
Granite block cutters - sduaIe yards
Asphalt block pavement a. 40 square yards
Grading -1Np cubt yaIu'
cling o,tg' SQUARE
aux forms proposal specifications DE obtained
AZ this upon app therefor, together with AL
necessary and bids upon these forms VIII aonc
be considered.
Of blds q. j. LlDECkEk,
Major OF Engineers. L. : A.,
m tu-.r commissioner. D.. g.
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NOTICE.-The coupons OF the lrsl hlortgage
nn a interest on the guaranteed preferred stock n
I'M usana and River katrotd company and IN
t.rf nm The preferred OF the Kansas CtY IT. Louis
and Chicago Railroad Company maturing Aukust lS5'
daIe at the ullce II 1l@oSlo.
ILsuP PATTON Z CO.. No. q William a.. NeS.IexI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

YORK July gl.-The following are the total net re
ceipts OF Cotton ~ the Deio" n4oH'o"e' P''' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
Diui0en0 Notices.

ROCHESTER, AND PIrrsHUEG RAILROAD CoafASf,. ;
M 20 NAssAt-sr. NEN-N OaK. July -, ISL 81.
COUPONS or The FlRoI MOk UA1E
- hon D. OF Company mstirius AnsSst = GO. VII
H. pai on ana alter tat date The Mon Trust Nouay
Of Ne"-4oFA- FRED A. BROWN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NAgKErS
boADo@- July 2o-L2-30 D. m.-COnsol 5JisL. fDT both
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OFFICE OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
" 90 BROADWAY, NETWORK CITY.
EXCHANGE OF 1-NTTED STATES BONDS.

We are ready n give prompt special attention N the
EXCHANF II or BONDS in accordance WIN inc Circular
Of The Treasury Department dated July - lS5-.
The mediums 81 transfer the I = Fost Once am
the EMPRESS COMPANIES. For which purposes ouF
iacil tiles and not eXceied.
verhcaOn Ot time Will Degln lutsudy
ing. tie lst OF August, AZ 10 O'Clock - -, ~,