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Goparinrrsbrp Notices.

dissolution Of COPARTNERSHIP-The co.
IL partnership heretofore eIsng IN The City Of New fo und,I
the name q WILD ANDREWS LET this day DISSOLVED
BY mutual consent.
DE FOREsI WELD and WESLEY r. ANDREWS are salhor
nv " ''''' Wv DE- FOREST WELD,
WESLEY r. AEDREWe,
HENRY G. LEFT.
DE FOREST WELD End WESLEY n ANDREWS vii continue
the business No - Para place aud No 20 Murray
- under the hrm nan Of WELD ANDREWS.
New York, Nov a. 1866
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Dipioeno Noiites.

=s---a -
opyIcn or PAoyio Man srEAH,nD CosIlSIl
EEW YoRK Nov. ~ lsth
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the BOARD
~ OF DIRECTORS this dsy declared A DIVIDEND Of
FIVE PER CENT Of the earnings Of the gaasf snns
osiobeT 81 payable the once q the company sAlOhp 10
oembsI J. $500
D. n. and re-opsned MONDAY. Dee. a
- THEo. T JOHNSON Secretary.
USioS Nlvi0lrioS Co No. SourE wuLiaH ~.
EEs ioKK Nov. 70. liza
NOTICE IL hereby given that the Board OF Direct
~ ofs this Company have this day declared QUARTERLY
pauy on f e December Trssser Books viii b. oed
hondsy, inst and remain closed Until DecembsT by
order of the Board Of Directors. - . .,.,..,
CENSENDERFER MINING COMPANY.-A DIYI-
- DEHD Of ONE PER CENT the Capital soek has been d..
81 the mines for the month
November ~ 10 December lSe
n. A stERRlLL. Treasurer No ~ broaasl
OTyIoE OF THE CHICAGO soHTa WEsTHES RAILvAI Co.
NJ. hEWroEK Nov. H. leo
TTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Company
have this dsy declared DIVIDEND u SEWN PR CEhT.
lees overunsnt tan "a stook d tins Company for the
ending Of December payable and ssr the
I'm the Preferred steel Of the ConPany
at par holder stool shown the b0o' Of The Company
on let day Of Dseeuaber ., "a
The ansfr boots the afternoon Of the h Of De
esmber md open on the morninT ofthe 18th 49,.
the Dyidesd declared WI BE pad of
the Of Tie price Of ne os the day
preceding the purchase a. fkbChAhD' treasurer
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6elp nanieo

A GENTS WANTED
n FOR FRANK MOOREs
WOMEN OF THE WAR;
WONDERFULLY POPULAR!
popular already become mot month yet since is 't
iu hundreds Of writing for II from all sections OF
couay FEoE CITY 172 PEhsoS HAVE WBfrEs
WORK -. =. -,
-Four presses running this book and the
exceeds supply Experienced Agen,s and oie who
energy and want pTQdois
esgHsH viii ind by enEgng IA the sale Of this oooA all they de-
life Many In the hi meeting with difoashHg iAees'
s. g. SCRANTON Co,
No nc Asyliin.st Hartford, CONF.
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6oIioap %oobs.


A BEAUTIFUL Article for Presentation
n LAMB SKIN MATS,
Richly dyed. Pan. 81; Fancy. o.
ElCHOLs TOMPRtNs,
keStrk \. >.
I ADIES' AID GENTLEMENS DRESSING and
IL WHITING CASES, Portfolios Pocket Boot Sstd C, .
nsnufsc;ureu wM T. FRY Co, No, ~ and 10 WilsnsL
wv r. FRY & CO., Maquiacturers Of the well
w. Lnovn TRY's PATENT POCKET FLAsKs, METAL
TLAsKs SOAP BOXES. DRINKING CCPs, III WARD MEDALS
&c. lisBufseory, Nos. l3t snd iss wnhamt. N y.
TIIHE NETWORK UNION VALENTINE COM
PAEY soeh Of v,sn9e, On sI,ioi'e9 10
the hoa Ia ana 10 Niia st. Ne" 0k
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Cypress Companies.

49,
GLOBE EXPRESS COMPANY,
W Office. Nos and RectOrst Empire BOidinF
Temporary Office No. go Broadway
NEW-foRx, Nov. 49, 1896
THE GLOBE EXPRESS COMPANY win this day, open lie
first line between NcwYork Philadelphia Baltimore and Wahns
'"' HEAVY FREIGHT AND PACKAGES. ..
They and deliver promptly at the following rates
freight to ~ per w IDS
freight TO Baltimore
Washington. ~ per Vp Ds
w. hss,y fsi,ht 70 (eoreetown D. C..... pei 100 fbs
heavy freight TO Alexandria 90 per 100 pa
Packages and vuab VII be taken at az easoDaDe rates pJ
any other responsible Company. 81. -, -
Inc Company rapidly s ofees al ell I'M
nu, non the scuth south W fol- Express
This prepared psy promptly for loss or damage
that
5. w. WILSON, Superintendent
g GwISs, PresideUt )No. a Broadway.
r.. G. PBCHIS, Treasurer,
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hiMAEkN NEUUI
The total number goal head compares with 606
head and with a head Week last year
and with 1904 for The corresponding week year The
numher sold yesterday and 10 day AZ the One hundreh St mar
Act head compares with 300 head last week and with
369 head the per week last year. aud with t bead
Ekffo uoV nuO
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o'no' PACIFIC STS- Y1,. Nos : G &C. Isn
NOTICE TO sToCKHOLDERs.- Notce is hereby
~ given BOARD or DIRECTORS having increased tie
sgHt o. s SS.D.1y P sS' g %: . AZ. r ssy 70 10
usd rssrVsd FIVE MILLIONS On DOLLARS in cash GOT
a .Gs p s s S' the Sdas
By S :. e. 10 os s q ' DvDEsb Ply
Thousand shares Of the STOCK Of this company Fu fd sot
benS stOf three Shares Of existing
~. c.rh... - b. rs.dy for delivery sa.r wEDNEs
Day sIs @ :. 'ss 4s o,. dividend. VII r.
Ms@sIsadq. 10, the ,iSo e THeh d vi. Dc h
prssaisd .asui Csrhosss Of Stock ~i be ned
~ order o. the D'''' iHEoDoKE JOHNSON s.cr-,-y
o'TIeH or THs cOH'ossss o. fEt sLsElse hSs0
Two HOLDERS Of OHIO CANAL STOCK Of 1850.
Quo s;T;s ,s9 chs, s' Sgi.'@d. . s q ss we
;f1 De. % % b Pa Mt q, q, one . ss A'sa'y No S
line interest on ths .sns viii ooase.
s y9s sas ~ 1y :' ...sy sSd interest s
vi" Be ''"'' 70 J1 As is 4 ' so6sas Auditor Of s
MN Nh Ht Nf s1 al,arps s,S5s sssls p state
coaaissoas" cline sinking Pond
TINHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of
~. IRvIEG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY win b. held e,
The ohcs No wast MONDAY. the ID day Of Dscsnbs,
100 rA polls VA Be ''' H%ETi HfI1 cR6%EIi iH se.y
sTATI " LIMOS, TRLI'VAIas oyycE,
THE INTEREST on the PUBLIC DEBT Of the
rs s !. Is. o:s Ea rs s MI 8. s
f' On the III to the 5 AZ T. SkSE isfD5k s,.
NOTICE IL hereby given, that pursuant 20 adjourn
~ Commitee appointed 70 invest
e sfsrs the Company ueeting OF me soethgaeit we
Compsny No Bowling 10 the CITY Of NsNi ora % "kD
ksDAI the 18th dy u December nest IL O'Clock a. 10 hear
Of tie Committee and for such son thereon may be
deemed sHpsdieat BY eIdsf Of the CoHn,ss -, c,.
Nav YOnK Hovsmb.f7t iss.
NOTICE-The INTEREST COUPONS Of the six
~ Mortgage Bonds Of Western Pshc Railroad Of
doe the lt DrceHbef sill be paid IN GOLD on and
sisr that By GRO T 81 DAVIS, Ne - fEehsnE.psoe
ALLHSHANI EAsI sASDI ROcE
MiSiS0 ConFkSI. :
NEv.YoEK. Nov. H. 1851.
NTOTICE-The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
~ ComFany Tor the Election Of Trustees for the sn'uns
transaction o. such other business may rome before
H. estinf bed a. the ooe No - Waist on WEDNks
ON'' '' ~ D. UNDERHiLJ Secretary
| ELECTION. -
| IL TesISEUAL ELECTION for Directors Of the HOWARD
gsrP IsCF COMPANY OF EewloTt vii be held iis Once
No Wsls o. MONDAY the % day Of Decsnber le0e 1Ee
poH, vi be- ep.p from u coel an ocloek
' W. " HESRY A. OAKLEY, Vice President
NOR sALE-BELT RAILROAD STOCK, Cheap.
snd FULL LINE Of INSURANCE CITY and COUNTY STOCKS
1 and BONDS. Ct low rates for invesment
| ALBERT w. klCOLA1,
stoek Broker and Aastonser.
No. 90 Pisest, New orh
| NETWORK, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LON
! DON TELEeAAPH coMFANYs STOCK FOR SALE. Apply to
CORNELL WHITE Nc. % wueDh
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A GENTS WANTED
n TO SELL
TRIED AND TRUE, OR LOVE AND LOYALTY
By Mir. BELLA T. SPENCER Lsdie, viii ind this book With
which they very large commissions Ono dy reports
Of s26 made last Wednesday another tb the same
day. For fIl Particulars, address
w. j. HOLLAND & Co,
SPRINGFIELD. MASS ROCHESTER,, n Y, PHlLADEL-
PHiA, PA, and COLUMBUS or CLEVELAND, OHIO
A GENTS OF EXPERIENCE in canVassing for
~ wanted for NewYork, Boston and PbA
dspha obtain Subscribers for the Steel EnaTns OF iet rev
picture the Authors Of iho United States Liberal Tor
kTs Apply Room No 5, No. Beekman,,. N y
DOCK AGENTS WANTED.-Agents are now
ID snd solicit eder. each town ~ the United states Tor
THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY or THE BIBLE. BY John
Kiiio, D. A. A., Edited by Avbn Bond d. d, Of Norwich
Th the best selling boob published Agents msle from
100 eo mouth and they never hBeW booA 70 n 30
well
Fo further information apply immediately % the lpbi.hsr
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sr 100 sun Moon RiseI..lo:JT
DAT.
Sandy Hooklsi7 Gov Island. IL 20 Hell Ghs''''''IVs
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6iiuailons il1dnteo- flales.


A B0OKKEEPER wants a situation.-ls Ger
"A man would like IN Uphols,ry other manufseur
ing business. Address VIM C." station D.
A SITUATION WANTED by q competent man as
N wusbouse porter In sh, business where useful
wishing good having good
address b. l. LAMBERT, OF RAirosdaYe
and Prospect-st. Jersey City.
DOSTING BOOKS.-A Gentleman experienced in
BOOKKEEPING wishes 10 devote his pare ins IN wIt,,ns
Trtdesmen and Others want OF such as
snee, viii please address A. b. T., Tribune Once
CITUATION WANTED-By gentleman who has
- had thorough penes department Of Journalism ana
home in any capacity on LIyE Re.spsPe 20 acsanse i
conducted journal Of his evn Tor several years IN nc
which he Tepqhed for the OF serving his country IN the
Army snd has hed responsible positions on eadiSs daily pPs
He would subordinate position on metropolitan Journal o.
OF weekly weekly journal
IN growing country town Address G. s. PIKE 81 Louis no
rINHE position of BOOK-KEEPER or CASHIER, or
similar responsible and permanent position desired on OF
before Jan l. good Wholesale House puIsGng legitimate bsH
ne YOUNG MAN Of T7pomp efficient and 10 ever gs{
reliable several Accountant aud Conhdsna Crr
for this city. GOOD reference will be given
Address " L. o. T." Boz No. - station d. New fork
INANTED-A sITUATI0N.-Having a large ac
w quaAnee West and South West for ensagement
No Dry Goods Jobbng House None other need answer
Address r., Tribune Ohe-.
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NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR TIVE WEEK ENDING MONDAY Nov 26 1896
Beevrt CowE Nesls. sheep and Lsmbs swine Totsl.
con 81 1926 &.l09 ll,l29 46562
These were sold At the following marketpaces;
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Cost ano founo.

chI1 REWARD.-LOST or STOLEN, about four
- wssf, ago COACH poo .n'Ssn to ,h, nsn me-. Of
IL. - fo .ry Information that viii lead 10 h
Ne 40 si.b.ye corner Forty seventh IT. 10 the msrtei
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BROKERS' SALES OF BULDocKs


AT NATIONAL DROVE YARDS.
Church Hurd for W , Tempetou 81 Indiana steers,
coumonish. a cWt Of scaut 100.
woodrua Bro sod 3 ono steers Tor Yoz Weaver =
evt good "a steers 81 Ice, or $40 each.
Dalton had 80 Kentucky and Indiana steers Fsh teVt
sag Hughes Tor A. A waie.toas q Co, . Illinois
siee1s decent lo 4 eyt q lza lse. 49,. s ,, ~
farm sold l5a6c De = less than the last lot be had
M1rrav Glover for y Bnus A. Ohio fair a cwt
aitai6ic and 81 Tor Ois Rankin Illinois steers cwt at
Sssle Iasterteck sehuesier sold - H. and ~ At
Isshan a Bro ~ for j. Hathaway Ohio steers cwt q
fo drove selling 5c aad 81 for Nichols Adams "a cEti
~ sters u i3o g. Tor smith Co. III steers o"l al -
PIP Cary Cor r. smith e IA steers tidy lot 9. cwt.
q l3al5fc u Mr. smith h not 81 home out o. lie mar
iaIss. TrsiaSr ssd s. Ohio steer, good drove "a ev
sod ~ lt0l5o tops ieo and "a little Ind steers u cWt At
Iesisy Co had 8 m sssrs bOushi at Albany and sold
Mcsai had ths best drove Of % Kentucky steers bought
q Livingston 81 Aoy prime drove . CIV. sS ~ :, -
strong u ev decent lot at lf loc and u Illinois
carls Mise 10 lfdloc ..., -.
Toby his ls Mshgsn secrs medium aesA laid at 81
Basssfd Hard for W. TsmPeion &c Illinois steers
CIV Mssh had 70 pretty good sWt Ohio steers selling
4 j COZ for Rove Ferguson a fat Kentucty steers
Eade Durhsms q ovt a. loc - iof W = buiru' iAii
Richardson Barnes i0I p. Evans 81 Indiana steers
S Ulsry y oi n r saith II neers nice tidy bunch "a
ii KisasT had ioi IL steer owt, faTsh. sold At i3c
W thompson for Coon Farihing 20 rood Ky steers.
strong cwt az isal5c = for same parties Ky cattle scaut
"a oHt farsh lfditc 6S Tor W Mafun Nv steers few
rough oxen a. lfdl6c on "a cEt
AT HUDSON cfTT
SAGE Hughes sod h. good Kentucky THURSDAY for
u n BAIRD ~ isic on s. u y cvt They wers ad 1t q,
swt ard for Rsey State oKea and steers 10 Of
tg3 each close Ice lhey were prime cattle
Ihe steers uero slim and were bringing lie.
Coaey Conref foY W v Wood 81 Ohio Sieers light scant
evt q ae 40 Illinois steers for HPs'y Co. fair eva
drove a. i3dlasc
Briggs ast sod 2if Indiana steers FOR Scott Curl far
= cattle a. he f9 g. Briggs Indiana seIs fair n
est ~ 49, and Illinois foT themselves hif cWL al
lee
Miller Mor,bou,s soi Sc Illinois steers for sawyer fa
y oHt osi1s lg0lfc 20 for Skiles virgin IN
huis steers, common, seant cHti al II dlac ~,
y Carr sold n Mhers 81 Illinois steers lar ceite
run OUT a. l2ul5c averaging lJe and 100 OF he Aeh
anler, comnOn Illinois steers ecwtt a. l2c.. average
W foence a. Commuupaw - good Ohio steers ior Nes
Ieut 90 l5dlCc ~ retail Leach and Hogan who killed
Ven on the premises and Bergen 10 Ohio coT10I
bsWt bulls hetisgs and cows AZ lOdllc.
OtleJ Post, for Boloh Devices l0l hrsoun steers,
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IL MARKET Id HuEsON OITY.

HUDSON ttTY, NOV. Z5.--lne Arrivals oi Deti catte
% Ear are TO this place with several loads nj
ommunpaw There quite that depressed feeling Of last
Wsek and scarcely report any improvement The
and still continues favorable with hard rain
hs morning AID the markets fun Of dead meat aud poultry
" state ~ things calculated butchers IN buying
bum0 s the impression that the tide has eached iis
hight and that the receipts vii BOW gradually fail on Tie
Droyer still complain % losing the freight and some OF them
cav thew have draw upon home for money 60 get back
With few cattle-Ony good not eXtrabr0aght
acc ana some the thin sold less than re The
Alexander cattle Ia number 66t cwt averaged l2c
while some buIs COWS and beers cold lO0ie The
reenfs ae nearly COO less than week and the falling
other markets pondingy great prices n
coon advance again.
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There 1913 head Of bu0cks In market day o. rather
BETTER average quality than last Monday and scarcely any d
prce except there none POOR enough 70 run rs
lar last The lldi1c = N, and only lev
Vey extra good quality e top price Real hstclass West
err cattle sen l5diGc ~ one very large lot Of medium
Illinois steers sold Bergen ~ average OF i1 we think
Abe price here to-day better than that but not much
any than last Monday and IN the afternoon the trade
81 that Kind stock extremely duh and looked 90 Though
81 on hand might BE- sold without considerable reduction
he weather magnificent aud that helped trade being dry
and sunny cold enough ponds with Ice The reason
trade dragged undoubtedly owing 10 The large supply or
the veeka that is given 90 poultry eating hole
opportunity 20 obtain stock AZ Hudson
CITY and places that they not az ANXIOUS - Jay IN
large fuPpy II also inonded 20 open TINS market IN iute
On usny FRIDAY sell few cattle to those who rather
e here than 70 TO jersey The great sale day however
vii SIN remain Monday II expected by the proprietor
elias market that The new hotel almost completed VIII
sd something attractions % the place particularly Tor
butchers drive they do 81 Brighton near Boston
Tue accommodations laid upon The same grand scale
a. immense house and great sheds and stables Tor horses On
t account thursday market here viii be moIe CONVENIENT
Ter up butchers than upon the other side o. the Hudson
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CANvAssERs wANTED-TO SELL THE I'M.
- PROVED FOLDING POCKET LANTERN, very light and
dsb folded and carried IN The pocket travelling bag with
sssy occupying the Of garesse and a,e
opened ard closed readily They conisn Whsther open OF closed
candies being says ready for most
appre PIcss. No ~ each I'm
eisdnE csna a. each nciudng three cAndesi
Additional candies lpure spsrBh No el pr - 70 % - per
n Liberal dscoun d-slsFs md send for ampe
JULIUS IVES a CO.. Nc 40 haidsniane n T.
Manufacturer Of I've. Pssnt LAnps dealers Kerosene Good
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NNANTED-TW0 frst-class PRINTERS, one TO be
"a IN the nice Job wo the other BE- thorough
.rs IN hi, department particularly In the handling the hne't Wood
the hke also required 70 De
well aeqnned Power Presses including Hoes Cylinder
regular salary and Of the proh VII be paid 70 TIE es
4, desired Address note 10 fhANhLlN LoeA
Bon 1ai Cincinnati Ohio giving reference which must DC mt
a. sppI can't. from distance Hsht wish 10 satisfy thsmsslye
refined 20 Msssrs bAWhENCE
4 COHEN, Ne lst wifiIm-st, y. y "
IHTANTED-A YOUNG MAN for OFFICE BUSI-
w NESS and s.sist In BooKKEEPlNG address. in band
writing ganf references and salary wanted MANUFACIUhNO
JEwELER Boz No. Atss NswYOrt Post Ohiee
WTANTED-A good PENMAN quick and correct
w At 6gures the Ofee OF Dry Goods House address
slrt Ee and salary expected y s. Boz No s
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The oay Navy yet the field Agents and conpe
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men, unb Der Slang, ben (is berpprbraaten,
par elm heuer uno reiner. mas Srau Rattentitt
al8 Elm iebr sutes ,,Bbdnomtn," fir bas
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