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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
10y Tardy & williams, Auctione ers.)

by Tardy Williams, Auctioneers.)
ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th instant,
" CONNIE neing at II o'clock, promptly, we will SELL
nj auction large AMI wsl-assOrted stock Of GROcE-
1000 sacks Liverpool hnc and Salt
100 barrels Flour
30 barrels holasses
80 barrels refined Sugars, cut, crush cd, Sc.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
loo barrels Herrings
NJ reams English cap Paper
10 keg- b-carbonatc Soda
- pockets Java Coffee
100 boxes talow Candles
l00 boxes adamaDtine Candles
I', boxes Soap-al grades
lO0 .ides Sole Leather
- kegs Butter
10 barrels Cider
81 barrels Vinegar
- barrels Duckwheat Flour
Old Virg:n Mountain whiskey
French Brandy
Sherry and Port Wine
TARDY & WILLIAMS.
Th -'o will be large and well worthy the attention
oftl,,' t.ade.
I'd Glia and over, thirty days credit interest added
Tor ppro' cd negotiable paper janl2-ds
GALE oF GOODS
At PUBLIC AUCTION.
I will sell at Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY,
the oath day Of January, 1896 at the sors-house Of
saae Adki.son deceased, Glover Depot, Halifax
ty, \ large and
VALUABLE sTocI OF GOODS,
consisting fcvery article usually kept in country
store. Among the goods is Il valuable assortment OF
SHOES, BOOTS and
READY-MADI CLOTHING,
Of the best kind and quality. The
ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD
without reserve, to the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash for ali sums up $50 and under six months
time Tor all sums 80, with interest from day Of
sale, with approved security.
A. LACY, Aucuoneer.
b. Z. GARRETT,
Admir- Of Isaac Adkisson, deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

CHARGED WITH HoEsG STEALING.-Chastlin
Hampton and John Turner were before the Mayor
on saturday upon the charge OF stealing two horses.
.he property Of John A. Se'Jen AMI DR.. Turner. The
case was postponed until to-day at II O'Clock At
the request Of MarmlduSe Johnson, Es. counsel for
one OF the parties witnesses were allowed 10 testify
in order % see whether Turner Of IA, parties ac
cused could not be babel Turner was baiied by
the Mayor in the sum Of $1,000 and Wn. Brown be-
came his security.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

SUPPOSED Horse SrEALING--The LyncLburg Re
publican says that three men and two boys, "w1o
claim to belong TO a minstrel troupe which has been
exhibiting in Richmond" hired horses az Elliott~
stables IA lynchburg on Thursday morning last,
on the peteace OF taking ride OF an hour or 50
around The city SOme hours afterwards they were
heard Of on the road 10 New London were pursued
by Elliott and captured. They say they were merely
going 10 see the election At New London. The ne 4
were locked up and the boys parOled preparatory 10
a hearing before the Mayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c.

NTESTERN HOTEL, 90
w C0RTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK
This largo and commodous HOTEL Is located IN the
centre of the business part Of the city few doors from
Broadway, and contiguous TO all OF the railroad ana
steamer landings leading South
Mr.. JAMES ID. SUBLETT son Of ]. NJ Sublett, former
proprietor the Columbian Hotel, land late OF Rich
mond Va will be found in the office, where he Will be
happy to greet his old friends from Virginia.
ID. D. WINCHESTER,
THOS. D. WINCHESTER,
noyS--tf Proprietors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

HARD At WoRE.-gLe police force made about
thirty arrests from saturday morning up to yester
day evening at O'Clock, Cor various Offences -
Some for drunken aud d.,orjcriy conduct, SOME for
stealing aud trespassng aud Others for assault and
battery-te cOored gsaHemea IN the majority
they will all doubtless have a hearing before the
proper authorities to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15


Ir,h exile socalled pulled the bell at the door Of
an upper endom house in great Gotham Tie door was
opened "ls Mr. - inf" II guess he amt "
Exile was puzzled; he never had heard gaeSs or
b. amt" before Ms good grl / dJht under
stand you please tell me Il Mr.. - IN;
guess you're green and theTeuPou Sue IRISH hep'
sO-called" gave her skirts Twill turned up hef
nose a half inch or s0 planted her arms crOSSwise
under her breast-wOrks. and gave look Al poor
exile which ia most fierce hHgEG FeHiGcd, SAID
=. clear ont" At that moment Ipperteu came
an The scene aud laug hiug heartily but not Omen.
,iyrly At the disconnected condition OF " the GreeA
b. so-ralled," explained what green meant anu
that Was being unacquainted with the manners
and habits and form OF speech OF the people among
whom he lthe cNel had come.
Now. there are 4 great many people VINO aie
green about the qualities and pecuuArlt'es 1" 'he
people OF old Virginia, people sra SeHeT'S anu re-
markable for devotion 10 all that J. gooI anu great
and whose desires 10 hear an iniuitable u>susi-
tom on s,id ,,ople will attend the lecture To b.
given by Doctor Baby, OF this city, th!s week.
Years ago We heard Dr. Bag6y deliver lecture IA
the Mechanics Institute, aud were greatly struck
with the remarkable combination OF vii pathOs and
learning which characterized H. We have seen
much OF this world; we have shared many Of its sOr
rows and partc pated IN many OF its Joys aud may,
therefore, be- regarded a. by no means " green IN
an appreciation OF whatever Is descriptive OF those
things which excite human emotions and We confess
that on no occasion that we recOlect, were more
carried away than the night OF that lecture. At
one moment the tear gathered in the corner Of our
eve. and at another We had TO laugh outright
The doctor will, as We have said, deliver lecture
some day this week on Bacon and t;Icens.' Tie
deveredit in LynchbuTg last week, ON invitation,
aud To q crowded house, and the Lynchburg pape
are enthusiastic in their admiration OF it' ability
humOr plthos and graphic character. People may
say what they please about Bill Arp We take II on
ourselves 10 say that DR. Bagbys lecture from what
we have heard of it from parties who listened TO H.
will prove such treat as No man yet ID the SOuth
has eycelled We hope that some party who can
furnish a suitable room or hall, will tender II TO the
doctor lie deserves it at the hands of our people
ard mavhap like many good mAn besides, needs
it, Take our word for what We say aud you wont
be disappointed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

joins SArNDEEs, THE IloESE SrEALEE, FURNISHED
wirH QcARrERS IN ruE PENITENrlNEY.-.John
Saunders, coorej, was before Judge McEntcc Satur-
day morning, On the charge OF stealing horse FROM
Joseph Tallcy, OF Hengic0 county about the Sth OF
the present month Several witnesses appeared le-
fore the court and testified that the horse stolen
from the premises of the said Taley; that the prs
oner was seen riding the horse in the direction Of
this city and that John formerly slave Of Mr..
Tallev. The evidence all through was very conclu-
siye against the prisoner. lie therefore, not
tsmperel with mercy but justice, and sentenced To
the Virginia Penitentary Tor the term Of two YEAR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

THE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE RICH
i MOND AND LIVERPOOL PA CKET COMPANY will
meet MONDAY NEXT 18th instant, at IL o'clock, in
the room w. s. Donnan's on Thirteenth sheet
Sockh oldcrs will present their scrip, or advertise Its
loss as required by the Code before dividend can be
paid. by order of
nnla.2it TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

TNERSHIP.-Th undersigned have
" this day entered into co partnership under the
arm and style Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

Two NEGROES SrAEGEp. On Friday night, a
free ght came OF at the Of Broad and First
streets, at the house Of Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
No . Men and women pitched in indiscriminately,
aud blood was drawn IN proiusion. Two negroes
being stabbed put an end % the row. The police
have caught Of the parties, aud are in search Of
Others. Can this den anl the vile rOoAcry ga the
old United States Hotel be broken up What say
the Mayor and Major Claiborne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

run on Ihs streets withoOi lseafs or number
was fined Eve dollars. -..--.,..
Joscph Not for running a wagon across the side-
walk and for not having license was hheu h'e
pillars. f -
Cb,r,es l.. Todd was fined five dollars for allowing
hi v-,oon 20 run on the street without a number.
a. shuttle Was fined five dollars for allowing water
IN scare from his hydrant, the corner Of Fifth
and Broad streets.
Henry Noting was fined five dollars FOR the same
offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

L.,lsf Peter Obey Martin Plum Antonio Let's MIS- ho,sns
buso sehusr H,arns Mrs y Moor, Misses Jesse Eds
Florence and Mary Moore Mss Esther Duggsn, H. wen Cn y
stone w p Tnompson r. BoyBe Mrs W. Mint. Mise NEIL
hinis Miss Price Carl Hacker j. ssreer Mr. and mr hn,e1
Emile saSe Louis Haicn, Miss y. obemsneS and ," m wa
FROM CALIFoRNIA-In Steamship Henry cba0ncsy -sansS
family r. Elias ana family p Riley family L. ning
nd Ssry Ms A. s Hal Children Miss leonard Capt ID
leonard daughter and Children j. y Gates wife T. H. COes
Charles and family airs Lanphie and chidre,
the RI Rev H. Amst the Re- Rev " VConnel the Rev J. y
Aemauv she Rev. r. NisFsssa Hsnmsn and family the Rev
M L. Aeote Mrs H. shraser children ard servant O. oifn
family Mis-, Jenny 81 Corete H. simon and family MAJ
H. Benson child snd the Rev Graham and family.
Mu. o. c. Mitchell the Rev John Hodges A. hldesea MT,
John Cheeny David fsk Mrs A. Brown and child 1so
mrs r. Kirby daughter ws Chatter MIRA Capt joan r
HI Mr A. H. T. Daggstt, X w Lyon sna fanny
Mss NJ y. HoEue, Col H. H. Haebins and wife Pfst re.
Raymond Mira FISHER child and serv d. Mckenzie sannSIn
Mf Dole and family w d Rector W. r. Sinclair W ~ Ben
nett Mrs. O. Bowdih and children. Mis- s. ~ Turner o.
Huehins, r. w wes,gste, @; &. Miller, CerpsnseI Y
E. Hilton Isaac Gowet p c. Bean M Sutherland Joel Bean W.
wSSdssTd, j j. Moor. " ;. hSyS Willie Res,s..
French W II Christopher Miss NJ A. Cooley L. Cas geoIgs
Rebs A. Chriswh VIM. schatt q. Sts s. Downing r.
J. MinsOn, Hucher A. rndchtl and family None Ch.s
bon John Gray and two Mis-, MARY Cray ARStn2
VIM Sharp Ja, De cray Mrs Steward 6 Gares Dr. "
Eeesr T. Gordon r. T. Mason s. Blackwell M Thgee. ssd
servant Mrs {. Smith snd child w. L. Smith, smith G
sage Henry Stephen, H. Edsr Ne Chisholm and WIFE W. rees j.
cIes.ey and vile A. Dsea Fssho,se, NJ Thompson, c. A.
x Twesdy Mira s. A. Foley Misses Emma Georgia and Caro-
line Foley O. B. ssnderson X B1ye Mr. and Mira q o. sPesT'
Miss spcer 81 L. Hurd B. COrnias, Laeher,tein
Lee and two children Mira Hoffman, Mrs Dewey, Mr. and Mrs.
BERNHARD Mr. LOOMS Mr. Lee, ar Hutchinson Mr. French
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Gbanres for Business aIen.

A NTHRACITE C0LLIERIES TO LET--Propo.
ISL. win be received until September ~ see At The ONCE OF
the PRESTON COAL AND IMPROVEMENT CoMfAhi' NO.
post Walnut st.. Phladephis.
Fr The ssina Lands and Coee embracing about
Of land In the heart OF the MahAnoy Coal ban IN seuy
hin County Ps. ,,, - A. .
d.net Galleries IN ToIsrf eondon on mo
MAMMOTH PRIMROSE AND SKIDMORt. COAL BIDS. a.,
All level worked by dry slopes tunnels ana ois WI
OF exrnsve coeries In complete working condition. capable
Of producing present about 900 aunH The iAs
for market IuIPss'ed BY s o'he oorr
In tile middle coal heds
Personal inspection OF the mines invited.
plans and detailed inorma-
furnished the Office Of the Company In fhadeps o. by
wv 'FF p W. sHEAFER
EIflLsG II Nina Pstsvt.s, "a
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flnanrlll.
For SALE
LUCESCO OIL WORKS,
wEsTMORELAED COUNTY, Pa.
finanri1l.

N. LUCEsCO OIL COMPANY would invite tie ''n'iOn Of
capitalists TO then
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE OIL WORKS,
offered Tor sale.
This IroTe-y situated in Allegheny 1Own,hiP. ws'@Oretnd
County OF . Allegheny River about 70 ms' above the city Of
Pittsburgh,
ON THE LINZ OF THE ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
and comprise, co acres fee smpes the Camel and
portion Of the Coal underlying tie farm ol'ase Reed
containing Io7 acres Camel and Bi,umnon coal ondeJ
ina the farm ola W. Mddem containing 50 scrs' both Of which
farms Immediately sdB the property Of ,bs Company A'o the
uu.1pred term Of years from lat Of April 1862 or
acre, and psrchet Of ground adjoining the Company lands
with priv ess Ferry the Allegheny Rvers yearly rent Of
si&
THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS ARE AMPLE
and in sood order and are al that necessary for carrying the
worsr which rs Operson and eODi Of DE following viz
ONE 500 BARREL STILL (Sswl
ONE 800 BARREL STILL CUssd only 10 nOuhs),
THIRTY.Two FORTY BARREL STILLS lin good order)
os,.h.r with oondenser. Receivers IsOr Settling Psn' TnH'
for Crude Refined oil and everything re1u'i'e
FOR A FIRsTcLAss REFINERY,
including Engine Boilers Steam Pumps Piping condUei0I ts
&c. The espseiyof
SIX THOUSAND BARRELS REFINED OIL PER MONTH,
and tsnints ofl2,Ooo barrels crude OIL
The facilities receiving and shipping uns9asd The crude
oil ia received Allegheny River in front Of the wOf' BY
puups product loaded switch connecting the
GnsEhepy Valley and PeDnrylvsriA Central Railroad.
THERE ARE on THE PREMISES
bed.. the Manager House Office Cooper Shops
se Double and single House Of employee al in good order
and repair and yielding rsBi, the Of s2o by the
The Company hold policies Of insurance the Works tc to
the amount Of sO besides other, covering property rSnstu
which would transferred purchaser their value desired
Sealed Proposals will be received tie Office Of the Company No.
II woodst Pittsburgh until u O'Clock H. OCTOBER l. 1896
The WORKS ARE OPEN TO INSPECTION
and further particulars obtained application the under
signed or l. WILCOX the Superintendent at LuesscO Pa BY
order
GEORGE, OGDEN
Secretary.
PIrTsBuRGB sept q, 1866
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CIpREME COURT .York-THE EAST

CUPREME COURT, New-YOrk.-THE EASI
- RIVER NATIONAL BANk, sst MARIA j. McGRAW and and
DENNIS Mc0RAW-ln Pursuance Of Judgment order Of the
above Court above entitled seton the ltt day o.
Augas James u. Coleman the Referee named IN saie
iudgnI-n. order win sell through Joseph Mcclure kea
the Exchange ssroom No. III Broadway N
New York the I'D day OF September 1900 al
all the lands aud premises described in d
AL that lot parcel OF And win
Inc building, thereon erected described
,sd map Of nthe Eighteenth late sixteenth
Wsr Corporation Of the City New York March
1915 surveyed by Thomas Ludam City surveyor ~heh ssa
map il hed Once Of the Register Of the City and County OF
by number nineteen said lot number nineteen laid
down on said map being bounded follows North esstefy IN font
by Twen,yhnh street sonheastery e side by lot number
~ said map south westerly in the rear by lot number ~ on se
msp and westerly other eide BY lot number " on said
map-N r August 81 1866. JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee
ssol law Nv Sal 4 NJ Z r. ANDERSON PlA = Atty.
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PASSENGERS 1RRIYED.

FROM LONDON-In steamship Ataants-MT Charles de WsA
and wife H. Helen COe Miss Damn MIS- Mhseisr 'oan
Brr n G. Miss Mary Nsnsar MI AnPrct we ana h
AYth,, Fsop snn Re enmo y sAars Mr. l'Aae' Mt rue
dIow,n Edwin Bulpin, J. J. GRAY, Jls, boye ~ h"ss
Nj, gsnm 4 Keller H. HrAissus H. sehwanI G. b1.hhea
"a u Ns!ss ~ bA.San, N. bsgse NJ" ssfHn 'sHH'
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New York
S-WILLIAME DODGE. DANIEL JAMES, JAMES sTokES
WILLIAM - DODGE, IT,. D. WILLIS JAMES. ANsON r
sToKEs and CHARLEs {. DODGE assin., JAMES MoHENKf
demand conNact-C Com
NOT above Defendant Yos are hereby U 5 Rev
tsmmonsd and repaired TO answer ue complaint DOC stamp
In thoactiou which will be hsd In the Office Of Caneeed
sths Ciek the City County Of NewYoI
hs City New orb and q your
said complaint the subscribers al their oce 20 ~
said City within after the service Of
this summons exclusive ~ the day Of such service and
complaint within the time Aforesaid the
ldiafft will take sgsn for the sum OF
hundred and SIXTY dollars and eleven cents win ne
March thousand eight hundred and s1y
Of his .stieRDsei !sn. 2g ne
AuF n iawfwm Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

OFFICE OF THE


y Y GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CO.,
New-York, August !. 1856
AZ meeting e The boAsD oI DREcIoRf, JOSHUA j. HENRY
r1 ansnimoufiy elected PRESIDENT Of this Company.
FRANCIS J:O0DEN, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
e1rr,t d, BABcocE Of Bsbcock Brothers CO.
Low Of A. Low h BIoihers
l. os HoyTsAy. Of /. Won Hoffman co.
JONATHAN THORsH oiSThorne, Watson 4 Co.
JoEL MOLYs, Of No 90 flfhAFe
JosHuL J.. HENRY, ONO. u brotdtt
JAsRs.B. JOHNSTON, Of J. booIman, JehnitoI Co.
DAVID BOWS Of David Dowt Co.
u. A. MURDOCH President Continental National btnh
w. BuTLnH DUNCAN, Of Duncan sherman 60.
GKoRsR d. CRA6iN ofCragn Il Co..
JAnEt ?. WALLACE Of Wallace Nickei
HERHAN MARQUES, Of MArcute Batter.
RICHARD Pre Of the Great Wessen Marie lL Co.
MARTIN BIrEs Of VI. Bates j.. 6sCo.
JOSHUA J. HENRY. President
JAMES P. WALLACE, Wee PresiSsLL
FRANCIS J. OGDEN, Treasurer.
CAPITAL, s2,00o.o00.
CASH ADVANCES male MERoHAsDuB ~ sToRH ~
TRLEI1 sfooKs BONDS and Other sEooHITni Also On
This Company prepared take the msngemsni q Real and Per
onsl F negotiate Loans for States and Corporstont
Aso. 10 co9sc Interest, Coupons, &C.
Moneys received deposit for which certificates VIII be Issued
'bearfn
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Stat. pine. y n


Tie Cheese trade is dropping but it not as bad as the
Batter market Cheese will always sell in any quaHtty only
ms lie figures SO that shippers money in them.' few
bye for the English market viii soon pick up oOco cheese
When pfces suit them that the country dealer or factory
used no. Suppose their stock Of 900 boxes win materially
Easc market If it does all come in IN one DAY
Tie receipts FOR the past week have been 2e OF oyer 4O
per day and there large stock Of il left Buyers are
no. wiling to pay former prices and only offer ie Tor pretty
good Factory, though they viii pay lec II very nne.
TIE verv heavy Cheese sells slowly az 50c15c.
bf less snug box Of lighter weight Some pretty
Eooo Factory sold to-day at l6c shippers anticipate
kher decline Europe and shaping their figures accord
ng IN fact be said they are ont Of the market gst
ard there is scarcely any trade 1t "a only the
khcy ebedder shape which win cell for lso. day.
kGkers Of English Dairy putting too high an estl
upon their cheese They mostly shipped South and
The West Indies and costing much more than farm
s buyers taking the latter in preference on &C
p1nt Of he lower prices The farm dairy are BOW being
has sze and shape % suit The Southern wade we quote
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eup Sun ........e7 Moon Ses,
candy H'oh, .S:2 Gov Island Hell s's'''''''"Il~
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Alarble alanlels.
feaal Notices.


CUPREME COURT City and County of New
= Yors.-A. J. MCINTOSH .sSiS. DANIEL GAY. summon.
To- the sSoSs Gs.adal Yoa hereby .ommsnsd Is Rev
% :1s s Ss /: IA IS. D; 5 iS@' q
Count Count, r. e HAL .ns To; @ coy S' your
w.r q the sid so~Rss on $ ~ ia on twenty mtg as. sssr
the service Of @ summon. on you sIeuslys Of o.;
sS o. is'G iSs' .iois.d BE PHa dsen .S5.
% 9 O. Que rs T:a.n S' S
beside Si IFy 70 p. sS A,o.
Tn. ,ompp, IN nj. action the Office Of tho Cs Of
;g.s f''" G. S'4oi 8 p s. sS.s
CUP RENE t0URT.-city and COunty of New
y Ye-0EoRaE STEELE gl:ia!s 's.., DE ~
LATHaoP sa 8 wLL LION not .sSsS
You ar. ssIsSy s n R. S,% ssp
set a Which vii % ssd u. cfes Of The C.ncs'
& Of II ~ S Sp':T n. City Hal City E.vYo
:oS 70 sSS S 81 'iss a 40 srs.% City
twenty days amer The 's ss; 10 s an. GS h s Complaint
si.Sin IL. i'm. Aforesaid the Pna q hi. seton r ss %di
msn ,s,n ya ,S .. ns 18th interest from the 10th Day Of May
one SSu..nS sst hundred I bs'de the eO' Of this
'''i'H-D''d WILSON sSsBoRN Plaintiff Attorney.
TIE sS%g saSI, Ts sS VA IL. CITY Hall the City q
S;s E:, q he G I; S1i ssssoRS rs Ao.
SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- Yo,siNPfKcTvAL p oLbERsHAw, Psiutia, .s.ina
MsT dHIRI Lypss s SssPD
snmmans faI money demand contrac- Cancelled, sc.
~ Ihs Defendants You hereby summoned
ana rrauei to complaint IN III, souon when ~ DC
fsd I'M The office Ct ofhs City and county Of New orr
the City Hall said CT Wand 70 serve COPY Su M VA
IA on subscriber his once NOS sud broad
street IA aid city within twenty days amer TIE service Of s sum
sn.wer tGe compsn, within tho tn .Gre'ad ne Psn'h N
t action v W against for thr lt Of three hon
,ad seven hundred and dollars ana
day Of August
% nd ,y6ve and on 80 90 from the 7ah day Of
Asr ons thousand light hundred and SIXTY III ts so' hu
Plaintiff a Attorney Nos and Broad street Nev'foFk'
Dated August 10 1900 $1,000. -, -. -,,f. i ..,t,, ma.
xr tho complaint in The above enu ed aeon was
filed In h. Office o. the Ciefk Of The Cy and county 81
said city the ab day % A4gist = ~ l'
/ Wv JAMES CLARK, PAintitt Attorney.
Ala l,vCsH ~. ftIdt bIeAe ItEs~i htH YEA
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Sapinqs Bauks.
Dlpioeno Notices.

OFFICE CHIcAso AND ALros RALsoAD Co.
CHICAGO. H., August H. 1866 )
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN the Stakeholder Of the CHICAGO AND ALTOS
RAILROAD COMPRrSY. that DIVIDEND ofFlVE Pkk CEnr
free been declared Of the earnings Tor we
upon The Preferred and Common Stock o. ,ss .sT
p.py p.ysbs at the Of Msss NJ X JEsuP COhfANi
10 City Of NewYork the first day Of sep
tsnbsf nsT hoders Of said stock msJbe registered
suh the Of business hou the 10th dsy Of Ausa. 1000
which Transfer Books vii be closed and sepssed on tue
30 day Of september next for transfers.
By order Of the Executive Committee .,.. g..