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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24

At the Ophir, says the Chronicle. the
works are covered in. and as the founda.
tions have already been. completed, the
construction of the machinery is being
so rapidly prosecuted that few days
will see it in its place. The donkey en-
CINE is keeping the water below the
160O-foot level. upon which. and the
1465-foot level. men are at work keeping
the drifts and ore breasts in good repair
until the hosting and pumping ma
chinery shall have been completed. The
ore which had accumulated at the mill
before tbs fire is being reduced at the
Winfield mill, and the proceeds come in
very opportunity to meet the present
heavy expenses.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24

ing at IL o'clock this morning for con-
sultation concerning the four-mile race.
There Is no prospect of the race coming
of. Sprinsbox aud Wild Idle are both
sick with the epizootic, leaving only
Rutherford outside of the field to run,
and of the horses in the field Revenue
and Grimstead are the only ones in really
good condition, the others being more
or less affected. The track will still re.
quire several days to be put in proper
order and the weather is now against it.
1t rained a little before daylight this
morning and has been thick and cloudy,
with light east wind, and now q is
p. M is raining lightly. with prospect
OF continuance. Under these circum-
stances the Jockey Club adjourned with
out any definite action until to. morrow.
when they will come to some decision.
The probability is that the race will be
postponed until the Christmas HOLIDAYS,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24
An Arkansas Fathers Advice IN ufs
Som.

Bob, you are about leaving home for
strange parts. You are going TO throw
me out of the game and go it alone. The
odds are agin you, Bob. Remember that
industry and perseverance are the win.
ming cards, as they are the "bowers."
Book farming and all that sort Of thing
will do to fill up with, like small trumns'
and you must have the bowers TO back
them or they amt worth shueks II
luck is agin you pretty strong. don't cave
and look like sick chicken on A rainy
day, but hold up your head and make
believe you are flush of trumps. ,bev
don't play so hard agin you. I've lived
and travelled around some, and I've
found out that as soon as folks Thought
you held weak hand they'd all buck
agin You strong. So. when you're sorter
weak keep on bold front, but play eau.
tious, be satisfied with q pint. Many's
the hand I've seen euchred because
they played for too much. Keen
your eye we'll skinned, Bob, don't let
EN- mig you; recollect the game lies az
much with head as with hands. Be tenn
perate; never get drunk, for then no
matter how You play it, both bowers and
the ace won't save you, for there's cer-
tain to be misdeal or something wrong
And another thing, Bob (ths was spoken
in low tone). don't go too much on
women; queens is kinder poor cards;
the more you have of them the worse for
you; you might have three and nary
trump. don't say discard EN- all. YOU
get hold of one that is trump; it's oil
your good. and there sartin to be one
out of four. And above all, Bob, be
honest; never take mans trick wot
don't belong to you. nor slip cards or
mig" for then YOU can't look your man
in the face, and when that's the case
there's no fun in the game; it's regular
"cut throat. p" So now. Bob, fairwell.
Remember what tell you and you will
be sure to win; and if you don't it sarves
you right to be skunked."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24
.,y FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
SAN Francisco. November %.
MORNING SALES.

SAN FRAscIsoo. November %.
.zzrsl MORNING SALES.
a9a5 ophir-5a 5IH SIN 52A 52H 5Sblo
IIeO Mexican-2i 20 4 2ibl0 2o4 20
at5 GouId 4 Curry-19 lax 1879 1917 l5&
lfs5 Best d Belcher-50 52S 81 SO sax 81
s55 Ssvsge-T.h rs
Is Choliar Potosi-GS
425 bale Norcross--aG 81
$50 Crown Point-2o 2S& 2SA
90 Yellow Jacket-.2 II G0k
22s5 Impsrisl-8A
200 Empire Mill-54'i
90 Alpha-I9 Is
Is Kentuck-l2A
rs Conference.-The
$40 Sierra Nevads-l34 l34 IL
10 Beleher-2O
a37 Con virginia-3l2h 3l5 Slo 49,. 80 .,,.
6sT5 California-66A Cd 81 ~ D5o ~ y Is o7s
90 e9A 6shb10 6Ssb5 hsi0
go Bullion-43 ASH
l45 E1chequer-l2 l2H
235 Oyerman--43 AN Al
1880 Justice-S2 San
$50 Union Con-9y$ ~
sos Lady Bryan-lS IN
545 Julia-12a IAN IL
80 Caledonia-l6 l5S ID
AFTERNOON sALEs
Is Meadow vslley-327s
2I5 RAYMOND Ely-lT Is lss
PAS Eureka Con-15 i5S
200 Alps-A
$50 Belmont-1h IN
800 Ell Dorado South-l4
3T0 Ieopard-l0k 10Is b3J
1870 Jeferson-4h
$50 Hussey-A
go Gila-34 "a
800 Mansfield-l.07h Ito
ITO Advance
800 Coso Con-fss IL.
1856 Baltimore Con-2A q.
$50 Utah-14h II 1917
laos silver Hili-sh shbs 81. Sd sA.b3o
10 Challenge-5A
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24

And In accordance with law and an
order Of the Board Of Directors, made on
the 27th day of september, 1876, 30 many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock as may be necessarv
will be sold at public auction, at the Aucion
rooms Of r. D. W. Davis h Co., 2l2 Sanscme
street San Francisco. CAL, on Saturday. the
10th day OF November. 1875, at the hour
OF three O'Clock p. M. Of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of the sale,
F. D. CLEARY, Secretary.
ofice-Room No. 10 Merchants Exchange.
San Francisco, California. n7.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24
DELINQUENT SALES.

Warrington & Creole Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company Location of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;
Lincoln County. Nevada -Notice-There is dc.
linquent upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment mo. 15) levied on the
9th day Of September, 1875, the several amounts
holders, az follows.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24

Meadow Valley Mining Company. :.
Location OF works. Ely Mining District.
Lincoln county, Nevada. -Notice.-There arc
delinquent upon the following described stock.
on account Of assessment mo. 81 levied on
the 18th day of September. 1875, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respect
I've Hharehnldera na follown.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24
INITIATION INCIDENTS.
Cheap shirts at s7a Dozen-An Old
Suit for $500.

A Boston man. engaged in manufactur.
ing and retailing mems goods, contrib.
utes to the Globe the following illustra-
tons OF what he calls the workings of
our inflated currency
Previous to the war the fixed price
for shirts made to order was $50 dozen.
In 1863 the price was advanced to 1856;
next to $48, $50, and finally. in 1874, to
$72, where it remained a short time and
then dropped again. When at the high
est point received an order from a Gus
toner in Montreal, and sent him dozen,
including bill for $72. which was
promptly paid. A short time afterward
my customer, Mr.. G, came to Boston
and dropped in at the store. Some con-
versation took place about the shirts, and
the writer spoke of their enormous price
and deprecated its necessity. Why
said Mr. G, they are the cheapest ever
bought of YOU How SOP asked.
Said he, took 1877 in gold coin and
bought the $72 in greenbacks T sent
you
Another Some time ago man called
and made few purchases. He happened
to put his hand on pile OF travelling
little he became communicative and
told me this story. Said he: am from
Georgia, and have not been North since
1860, when 1 bought a shawl of this kind
to use in my journey. Nobody had seen
such thing at home. but found it use.
full in many ways-on my bed in cold
weather, in my wagon, sometimes to
cover my horse, and in the wood when
camping or hunting. But in the war
my clothier had nearly worn out and
could get no more; so took the shawl
to tailor, who made of it complete
suit, coat, trousers, waistcoat and a cap
besides. These wore every day for
more than year. until at last I had the
good fortune to get another suit, and
then sold the old one to neighbor for
$780,"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24
ARRIVALS AND Departure ES
DEPARTURES,

BY GILMER 4 sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
II Arnhold Mrs E Nixon
JOS Sequin c S Flanders
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24

OF the California the Gold Hill News
says: The erection OF the battery mill
is steadily pushed ahead with every avail
able requisite that can be brought to
bear. Its completion, by the time the
Consolidated hosting works are finished
being matter of vital Importance to
not only the owners but also the public
at large. Sinking the winze in the east
cross. cut, below the 1550-foot level, is
making steady progress, the bottom still
in rich ore. It is now down 116 feet be-
low the 1550.foot level, and proves con-
clusively the richness and steady down.
ward descent of the great ore deposit of
the Consolidated Virginia and California
mines. The fourth drift, on the 1850
foot level. is steadily advancing toward
the Ophiz line, the face still in ore, al
though not of so rich quality as that
encountered some weeks past Aside
from these works nothing is doing, the
rest Of the mine being in excellent con-
dition, the flow of water from the l4OO-
foot level Of the Consolidated Virginia
having almost entirely ceased. Sinking
the @. & G. shaft is making splendid
progress. the hosting and pumping ma
chinery being excelled by nothing OF the
kind ever erected on the Comstock.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Market Price of Grain.

The following is the market price paid
for grain, etc., corrected by Steele Il
Thrill. Lower Main street
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by TEL E G. r AP H!

SPECIAL ~ THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD
By WESTERN UNION LINE,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IJyEgroot oct 12-l23O mCottog is strong; Middns
Uplauat I'd: Miadng orleans, !fLi sales lJOOo sIlrs
,ucudiu 1000 speculaou and IT.; cotton 10 arrive
I'D G-ar. J.; sa!ss VI ddinG li nda Low MiddIbg
c9use s ped October aId NOvcmOer a "a do 90, slc
nib and December Ter sai 7iid; DO 90, shipped
ana January rr saiJ, AT 1iiGL The rceiis oi
The past tiTee days nave been @tuJo quIeI9 Vi
winch 100 were Aincficsst
Tr pool Oct. I2-2sO y. m.-CottoD TO arrive partially
ID dcarer: sales Midhng Uliabds low AGdng causr,
S0yrmcr and Dccemb,r delivery, 90 ID receipts, lzOOo
t,alas of which 900 were Brchstufs fn
Com 50 la.0G quartz fOr Mixed western Nnclt l. "a
ia Al Genital inr average CaliOfni Nnta; 1AG1l lor
1Iub do . gaSIO cd Western spring. btcon, oo y
e. for Clear Aies, and 81 for snoit 'ear hddes
FloGi Oct 12-30 p. m.Of the sales of Cotton TO day
leo bales American.
Ia PErOCI- oct i.SO =. Sales Of Mdding llands
Cotton MidGng clause, shpptd November and Drce-
Der, az ,d. ......
i{c,l Petroleum ia 10 d gallon. The market IOr arms
uuL Llc- ~ ML-r- n -Ll- !. .---m
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
COTTON MARKETS.

Cp,RlEsTox oct. l2-Coon lmer; Middlng, l3dl3'Isc,
Low MhIhng I24G12.ec.; Good Ordinary, IL &C net
rcceipts aOJ bales; gross ilJ bales saitt loOJ Ds
NSyPHis oct ii-Cotton strong; Mdiling, 13sGl34 4e;
net receipts 2095 bales shipments, lo- Uaes' saes iooO
igIs.Ss Oct i2-Cotton Grm good demand; Mid
ding lc Middlins, I2'4e Good orllnaly I=o; =oo
net receipts, G072 bales; gross, '4%3 pa'si se ''V"
;ofg 0et i2-Coon steady; Addlne. l3c. Low MID
l1oss i47 bales; exports, t. Gre@t Bllaiu uv V''
coastv se g9j bales: 1903 bales sOck ll"t Dhs
SAVANNAH, oct l2.-COt0E hrn AlddIiDg 10 g, 70" tu
ding il5r Good Ordinary l2c. net eccptA All Dles
exports, 10 France. 5OOo Odes sai's "''O 'i''' ''
6osioy oct l2-Cotton steady; Miling l4ci Ie% Md
ding i5,c Good Ordinary, lZac; net receipts 100 Oalrs
e.port 10 Great Brtain 2JJ bales sales O bales stoeE
t,IyIfoN oct 12-Cotton steady; Middling, l3c Low
Mi.iiIing l2.c Good Ordinary. II asc - rc,iB' -'I
sales SIS bales stock. 3o,l3J ut,a ,,,,, ,,,s o.r
A, T1ORy. oct. l2.-CuOn quiet; Miidlng l3i2c lo@
Mdding. - 3tc; Good Ordinary l2'sci h.t resePS 80,
hs gross, 1,ljl bales. exports coaAtNl3 oV Saie7f
sse, 27O bales; srianers 2GO bales; stock 235 baes
tnISGION Oct. i2-fOttcn firm; Nidohng, i3ci Low
Nddliug 2ac Good Ordinary nominal net recelptS a.
l,sJes. .aleg. 100 bales; stock 1855 bal,s MN,
srGrsr, Oct. 12-CnttOn firm, good demand Mllnlihg,
l@fGl27c: low Miflng, 2Ec; Good Ordinary, iZei net
rrrcipt. I.s - bales; sae4, SS1 bales. ,,,,,- ,,z
,Irl oct. 12.-Cotton nrin; MldhinP loe.
Low hiddlns, 132c. Good Ornay lZ2ci gross ioo'p'7'
NoeFofS oct 12-Cotton firm; Midilng l3l4c.i net re
cepta 1880 bales; exports, eoastWse lo2 baes sass'
St Ious oct i2-Cotton steady; MddIng, l3c.i Low
ndiiug l2ec Good Ordinary, IL ci net receipts Lou
bales shpments e.4 bales sales, 35l bales stOcA -
balcs. IL. ,u,nt,u ,o1,o. r o-r
uiidling l97c; Ordinary, II Sc net receipts 81
halcs spmeats bales aic bales stock Az ualos
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l2.-Co,ton quiet Mlddhns' l5c'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
MASTERS SALE. Under DECREE Of

vi FoREcLOsURE-In the matter Of the ,,r. sAiNT
i' In the cre"i @ Cont GqG fqr tSe BisrTf q q
G2MnASS adats Ssas hT'f ens sAET J6sEf
whereas at term Of mo United states Crcat Court for
sai Iast State on the day june b. 1870 decree was
y the a.oys eeed @ cass @ b1r s ct @ road
Conpaiy given 10 the complainant Tho Farmers Loan and
G to ere the bonds Of hS said defendant the
gaze n '2 sF1 al iy Il was further orcred sadd decrcod
by he Court that m and Singular S tgG Lands ana SsS TSss a n
singular tho g1od & 81 Ps R,rass Sefh3s cGmrany leadns
soa The city Of Ilyoa in the & st3g Si 81 s Ksnsas
distance Of il3 mites or thgreab9ts except the Ilgi 20
Topeka Railroad Company together with all and singular tHe
road C6mPany and he rsat 5a Company 70 maintain
ong aiAd route railroad as wei az on 9'sr ] Ls ,y ; P
in mon or paPt5ning to sai rroai including its roadbe
s a5d ma2he 5s, now o%nei possessed acquired Or
nerratT 70 f De 9%hsi & WOO" Sr and MaTysye aford
Including terminus MsTysylt az he same e1stea hor
yoni ,fSryie ~eswar all and real estate which
fhs.S1 fh Sa Of PG @ a llroad along the line rso tho
Counties OF D3nphan B!9wh 70 us m CIV s OF Maysie to-
gcther with a ana sngnar the sht- Pdsegs ana ,G GJ Pr
tIe the above described premises Dohs
or IN any %isS gcap taa cite Of u i MSys
except aforesaid together villa rsi, i eS % 4 tS f6r
personal property the schedule anneXet TO tue
Il
personal property belonging to the said saint joseph and DSI
yer Railroad Company IS shall correspond WIKI e rio
portion which the eigt Of the "a line % atO Dstn cen
II, ~ Joseph Aforesaid al IT'S terminus
e state OF Kansas bears 10 the Wiole engn OF
The d ns railroad from the commencement ~ 81 Joseph
IN terminus a or near Kedrney that IS % say IN the
PROMOTION which miles bears 10 the entire length 0t me
raA or 40 thereof be suncleDt 10 fdsr the
the compainants f9r pilncPn anu glest
this be sold at pubhc aucbnh AT
Marvsye kansas direction OF Whitaker " Grant,
Special Master parcel aud apply The proeees Ot sara
70 udgmen interest dhu cOs
eXcapt as otherwise provided IN said decree
md bcreos me sed Master IL required SAID decree TO
give public Of the time and place OF said sale y sdver
Ihc New York Tribune ana IN Inc taf
i'm ne City New-YCrk and IN The Boston Transcript and
Chca lnterOcan week III each week fUr thfee ()
Sow therefore, Public Notice is hereby given that l.
WrTIAKERrt GRANT Master az aforesaid IN pursuance
OF the provisions of ssd decree viii on TiQsDA1 the
four November A. ID. 1879 ri 10 O'Clock a. M on sl'
day tho city OF Maysvile n the STATE OF Kansas
the Of sad Railroad Coplty IN sli
cy pnbc auction TO the highest bidder the above d
sIibl preInls interests OF the grlno1s, thor
thereto and apply the proceeds thereof
as Is by made and providc Dated July ~ 1919
WHITAKER NJ GRANT, Special Master.
ATGysIJs s9nSaSS }!issN Compainans Solicitors
Jy2S lawi3gW
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

warn in fair h ,para Black silks ~ to 81 40 now In
aht supply Cclorrd fancy silks were In TAR dtInsho
liz popular coiOrs being seal brown, mode, nlae plu
rrne a.. There inquiry for Hack aid coioed
six Seyei aud bonnet and sash I9ooas Id mol.'t, q,
movement Linens quiet in first hands Best MAKES VI
bouses Brg linens Hambgrg edtines ana 1ses
tons dsriutCd privately and through The an. Ion rO2h
Were fairly active Otherwise white goods wcro dulL l.ea
laces were animated and black yak and fupl1 sAs
plac ard cOcred colt IN NflNtl7 Rnt VIZ
teons had sales ior millinery purposes Mems ear N'Ss
goods rged nrst hands but wohisls, hu,.r @ @,'
torserincs W,rc fairly distributed ly i0vr Ia ifc me
clothing and tailoring trade. Italian coits ana slhs q, m
chcues cr in stcalv request and Ern Saws wtrc guc, w
frs ana jobhcg Hosiery and gloves were AZ se'HH
afdla nj
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

eending such The New rn is ,oen
larger laft and the style on pae
in here bns boxcs) rapidly growing in aIor wiih is
interior Western msIkss IL bears transport Dettf u
keeus betteT boxes aud be aVantageousy IaieIi
Western barrels where tho local habit or tas'e uclahu
them The England CfanberiieS are aisO ABc snu
hansonA II IS quite evident therefore, hat the WoMth
markets this season. must rely largely uol the Ailanc
States especially for choice lrlilt MOcefate prl'tH
have thus prevailed in this and other Eas mafels
especially Jersey boxes PCot qualities OF "hl, nav
ranged 80 So while barrels have thus iaf rome irOh
IL $40 80 price FOR extra Cape Cod inc aip.
crop country light compared with last wear anu
prices per cent higher than year ego ~ Sc s
reasonable therefore, 10 expect Increasing pies r
cranbcrries next Spring that will pay ay Ion te
additional cost and risk Of holding over suane portion
Past experience Indicates that 70 prevent break IN brus
holiday and low rates IN the spfn
Of the should he marketed before s
ay checked demand that dragg and declining mfhet
has follow end Of the We deem II hst 20 re
mark that jersey Cranberry Growers AssOtlaI9l
have their efforts promote uniformity ad lh,gf!y III
size ~ packagcs ortant work ilOhayIy tce
Quarters boxes and bafrcs shptc IRON ttt
j. {. g. y
itiale stamped there il doubt about inc l f
tight fun bushe boxes hold rounded bust oi uc u
the barrels Just three times as much lhesc lachh
mathematicsy described as follows: boxes o-N
inches inside exclusive OF IaruOoi, haht EIil
cubic inches bsrresstayes 2S2 inches diameter OF htas
l6S inches with very moderate bge In Jusiice 10 'so
seeking give fair and honest measure rs zen - 10 le
disposed suggest to all buyers OF 70
look this the packages ana when N o iild
satisfactorily test the sizes OF the packages ohefed to
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
WOOL MARKET.

u,pErPnIA Oct. l2-Wool frm Medium and CombnG
scare Extremely Fine higher Average fne abundant pu
strong IN urice: PeunsyS Sauia and West virginia NN,
and above. abajOc \, 49646e hcdnm' iJG DC DC
Coor,e 4O74Gc; Delaue Coarse, 49dJoc; New york.
Michigan Indiana and Western Fine, 81 Iifc Medium,
JglI soc; Coarse 4Oai6c DeaiGe Coarse, 4yci ComJ NJ
Washed bS 62c; Combmg. Unwashet, 42i2c.; canada
Combins. Glc; Fine, Cnwashed, 30a5le Coarse ana
Nc.iun Unyashed 3iG37c.; Tub ashed, 49Gj5c. Col
ora!o. Washed, 26d2sc. Colorado, Cnwsshed 22G21c.'
ISrra Pnl!od. 33GiOc.; No. | and super,
Pn;ed s7aiOc Texas Fine and Medium, 24d2oc. Texas,
Coarse 2ld24c.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. L. Oct l2Prnting Cloths steady at Axe
STANDARD and Extra 6iAGi, with moteate Duslleas
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

JONYON Oc. l2-l2SO D. l-COUsols for money, H34 f0r
TIE account % lss. Uted States bonus lejJs Old 1865
LoS,oS Oct. l2-2S0 m.-Pars adyces quote Rentes at
Ic:I,0v oct 70 33D pm.-The amouEt Of bnlon with
drawn i-m the Bank Of England ON balance today Is
iOEHoN oct I2-i D. Co1so 93 1913 FOR both money
and me arconut United bonds, 6J- Old lO64i
lSG7s lO7 i. Enc hallway Shares preferred, 81 fails
az vices quote R"utes 10 6jf. 42Lgc.
IONIOT oct l2-Ev Evcning--pTits Ct Turp ntne, 2i3 y
cwt. Iinseed OIL 2ifd2l = cwt
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
6auinss Banks.

DEPOSITORS in the FREEDMAN's SAY
~ TNGS BANK be aided in obtaining their checks for
SAM. L. HARRIS 65s Broadway, cor. Bond at
NXCELSIOR SAYINGS BANK, corner Twen-
kJ;tyhirdt and sixth ave. New York Interest computed
and conn Olnded Jannay and July Interest pan pc "th
Interest the Of the month next following us
deposit open daily also Monday Weimesay aud sat
Evenings. JOHN J.. DEWITT, fItrheh.
H. X THURBgH Vice President GEo 6. WALDO secetlfy.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

'E'D the BONDHoLDEkS OF the OHlO and
h MISSISSIPPI RAILNAN CD.-Notcei "a iprchy given
that, puruani to The Iuysous a. Tbs decd Of rssi dated
Dee q. 1857, MEElIsG ~ tic HOLDERS ol The FItrr
MlssisslPPI RAILWAY COMPANY VIII be- held a; the
one Uf the Undersigned No. II roaiWay, Ecw.NOrk, on
FRIDAY the h day oi January 1896 ~ for The
pose ~ sciug HUSTfE u ~ mortgage ~ the place OF
Samuel a. +. Otsll decuasedt ID at the tnc anil
place pufuat to the provisions 0f The decd Of trust dated
March -, 1871 MEET iNG Il the HOLDERS ~ TIE SEC
OED a. pSSOIl DATED MDkfGAGE BONDS OF sl'd Com:
pahy win D. hnf TOR sr purrOsf NJ selecting TIKI -I Of
such naol E &c w hs ce oi Slnns e. y Olo deceased
AiIAs CAA tb..LI, SuIY.v,.g Trustee
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
Diuioeno Notices.

CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. OF NgwJERsEY.
119 IIBagTl-sr. NFR- YORK, Sc, T. %, 1875.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ofTWO ANDA
"a HALF PER CENT il declared, payable on and after
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 20 Transfer books Will b. closed from
Thursday, the 3Oth inst. 20 SATURDAY, The Sd prox
SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer.
OFFICE or IN DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY r. r Co,l
SO WILIlMsT. NEW ORK sept "a, 1875.
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND Of THREE 90 PER
CNT has ms day declared upon the stock OF this
Company payable e 5th day October next az the ocs
OF MessTS NJ X. JESUP Patton * Co. TO stockholders reg
istere,l as such az the closing OF the books
Transfer VIII be closed the ls and re0pened on The
10th Gay OF october next J. Il. DUMOST, Ass seCy.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
Uatcbcs, Jewelrn, Sc.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, and
~ sILvERwAaE bought and SOLD back whsn dess' m s,s I.
class wofk kmea GEORGE C ALLkN, M 1.-Two Bie-assh
near 19thsL
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
A HALF SHARE in the "DAILY RECORDn
Goparlnersbip Nolicss.

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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ limited partnership heretofore existing between VIII
LIAM WILKINSON, THOMAS Z. Wiki NsON aud Nilr
LIAM H. LEACH "a general plrtners aud PIrEh MOk,
RIS special partner under the irm name df WILKINSON
BROS co. dissolved by The death OF the san PfsIEh
MORRIS on the 4th iay Of July 1873 - ..x ..x...o..
WILLIAM WILKINSON.
THOMAS y. WILKINSON
WILLIAM III. LEACH,
Eew.Y York, Sept. 9, 1875 JOHN H. MORRIS, Executor.
The undersigned have formed copartncrsip for tie
business manufacturers OF pareT AZ BIZ
mngha Conn., and Ncwiok ", under the ni1n name OF
WILLIAM WILKINSON,
THOMAS p WILKINSON,
New York. Sent O. 1875. WILLIAM II. LEACH
NEw.YORK, Oct. IL, 1873.
rEHE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
between the unde under the nFm title of PART
RIDGE * WELLS, this day dissolved mutual consent,
and the Partridge viii continue the business and
settle up qudate ard business 81 sli 1n
si,nel SCH NtIkS PARTRIDGE,
S's"'" T. +. WELLS.