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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

Sfmf UNlS VI Wohmo'
THE countenanceis palcand lcadcn-
colored, with occasional lluslies, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes becomedull ;thcpu-
pills dilatc; all azure scmicirclc runs
along the lower cyclid ; the nose is If
ritatct, swclls, and sometimes bleeds;
aswellingoft,cu occasional
h,adacl,c, with humming or throb-
bing of the cars an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
brcatl, very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, somc-
times voracious, with n gnawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire.
lygone ;flceting painsint stomach ;
occasional nausea and vomiting vic.
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc ;
stools Shiny; not unErcquently tinged
with blood; belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic.
cough ;coughsomctimes dryandcon-
yl,lsivc; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding OF the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found 10 exist,
DR.. C.McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form ; innocent prcpara-
ton, noteGba6lc Of doing tie slieAt
s,t iny"ryto the most tender infant
The genuine Dir. McLAHE's VER.
MIrueE bears the signatures of G.
McLAsg and FLEMING Bios. on the
Wrappcr, -:O:-
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AEGAA MoVIGES,

West Virginia
At n Circuit Court continued and held for
the couniy Of Lewis, Mt the Court House
thereof on the 9Th day of March, 1878.
Gideon y. Camden ind Flora Camden, nd.
ministmtrrx Of Richard 7. Camden,
vs
Peter Muller
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A generation Or two ago. when
colleges were few, aud coal oil had not
come into general use, it used 10 be
frequently urged that occasional wars
8 were necessary 10 prevent the world
from becoming dcnscly populated
.!tnkim T"Lir
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Commissioners Sale.
OIL
Valuable Real Estate.
WIFI Nv.

In pursuance ola decree entered by the
Circuit COut; Of Lewis county, at Its IInirls
term, 1878, in the Oh ,ncrry cause Of +. &.
Ilinnicli, administrator, vs.. \. &. Minnirh
aud others, the undersigned, who was, by
said cccrce, appointed Special Conms.
sioncr for the purpose, will proceed, at tue
front door Of Tie Court House Of Lewis
cOTnty, on Monday, juno ID, 1918, that
being " Court day for SAID county,tO sell at
public auction to the hi slc:t bidder, Two
tracts Of land, one cont aiming i@s! acres,
ard the other "a acres, Of whirl john t'rnsrrr
died seized, both situate on tie YVES Fork
River, NLOu: O.; laiIrS above the town q
Weston,
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The plaintiffs this day suggested TIE death
Of tic defendant, md Gitd an amended bill
in tie nature Of u bill of rcyiyor, aud tho
object Of this suit being to enforce the plain.
,iI1s vendors lien against tract of % acre,
Of land on the left hand brunch of Laurel
Fork, also two other tracts, one of % acres,
the other OF lI3 acres adjoining, sOL by
said G. D. Camden and others 10 said de.
PENDANT. And it appearing by affidavit iled
that tlr heirs Of said defendant arc unknown
and nOn-rcsidrn,s Of this State, it Is ordered
tina, said uuknOwn heirs to apI car nj ,Iy
first day Of The next term Of this rour, anil
do villa, Is necessary 10 protect their lu,cr.
cJis in this slil.
a COPY tcste,
WV. II, BYRNE, Clerk,
G. D. Camden, Attorney.
npril3T Nv.
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LoIl THE POOR DoRG
AN APPEAL FOR THE FoX-
HOUND.
Judge Brannon Takes the Floor in
Bchalfof NIan's " Next FrienI.''


Our readers will remember tue letter
Of the ilOu. VIM. G. Brown, published
several months ago in tho Journal
which elected The following cpistlc
from His Honor Judge John Brnnnon,
Of Weston. It was a private letter
to Mr.. Brown, but it was so good, tba,
Mr.. b. sought and gained the Judges
consent 10 publication, And it would
have appeared in pint long ago, bu,
for the fac, that Dir, Brown laid i, away
80 carefully that il was not Until tue
other day, when, looking over some
papers, be found it, The Judges plea
for tue dog is urquc, and he makes
good point Oh Mr., brown, who, even
in his old age, 50 hugely eaioys q coon
hunt,
WEsTox, W. Va, Jan, :, 1878,
Hos. Wv, G, BRowx,-Ny Dear
Sir / read, some days since, a time.
" aud very practical suggestion from
your pen, touching an industry which,
no doubt, can be employed By tho peo.
pic Of P rcstou to their great advan.
-" Sheep Raising AID the Pro.
duction of Wool"
It's strange our people do not en-.
gage more extensively III it, when it is
found to be SO profitable to owners Of
land in Brooke. Hancock, and other
counties in this State, and in parts Of
Pennsylvania, on lands worth Sl0O
per acre. 4 large part Of Preston
county could be utilized, in an caua!
measure, to tue samc purpose. -
lItis true, experience in the man.
agcment and proper care Of sheep is
indispensable 10 success but, at last,
this is a knowledge readily acquired.
It is also strange our people arc not
more apprcciative of the profitable cx.
pcricucc which surrounds them, and
that they do not see tue necessity Of
greater diversity of industry. It is to
10 purpose to spend our muscular
vigor on the trcal.mill, if We are to
be left unrcwardcd; and it is folly to
do so, when We have plain road that
aSsuredly leads 10 thrift and progress,
It is true, the people mistakenly lool;
10 Congress for relief 1t may be true,
past legislation upon financial subjects
may not have been wise or promotive
Of their true interests, but it is no, wise
TO look to an act OF Congress 10 repair
the disasters OF hard times. This can
only DO accomplished by au observance
ofgrcat economy, and from the fruits
of industry. a disputation on Gnan.
cial problems may afford food for spec-
ulativc controversy. aud leave the
problem ut the end of it uusolvcd,
| admire that philosophy of yours,
erinccd in your paper referred to, and
so conspiruOusly illustrated in your
,rosnc.c,. l;fo th,t I,ots "a ,L,;f, .,a
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THIS standard article is COIN
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful! ami
as satisfactory rs ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to
It's youthful color.
1t removes all crptlons, itching
and dandrufE. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands TO their normal
vfgor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As q dressing, nothing has been
found so eaectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State AS
sayer Of Massachusetts, says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
l considcrit the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, Ono Dollar.
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nd


Jasper Peterson md John c JlrksOn, de-
ienLn!.:S.
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weekly net receipts s4s baesi shipments soS OaeS'
lao baeaL 49, ~s,sS,,,o 1nloc Low
Niddlng 97sc: 0OOd Ordinary nominal net eSep.s
hates exports oOas WISE 3695 baes sales $3.50 Daes
20 2O5 bales weekly net receipts l9OO5 bales gf4
hss exports enastwse a. $50 bales; sales ~ 80
WonIfp sent 2O-CottOn quiet and Middne ~ Sc
Tow Middlpg 97sC; Ordinary nominal; net recelpt
449 bales exports cOastwise $50 bales; sas oOO
stock 427l bales weekly net RECEIPTS 27O2 Daiesi eAp"
cOastv1se ,269 bales; sales, $500 bales ,,,.,,...
Pg Or Ana SEMI 2N-COttOn quiet and easy Middlne
INe LOW Middlne 10c Good Ordinary sc; net recei
-Gl baes, cross 762 bales exports 10 Great Bral
bales cOastwise 26 GALES sales 500 bales Stock
weekly net receipts 5O5S bales; gross OOOS Daiei
20 Britain 1898 oaes' eoast"ise' $50 oaieS' S
4675 bales. . 80. ,,,aa,,,o II l,c .
Low Middng Hes Good Ordinary, lOls'4e net reVS P
az bales orOss 2O3 bales Ofpnners 347 Das suck
1881 bales; weekly receipts 2l9 bales gross l. eO
exports Great Britain, 300 bales sales 70 spnhos Low
bales ...o.rrr.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for PAPER PULP PRODUCED
by the DESTRUCTION by MACERATION Of GOV
ERN MENT SECU NiTIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU on ENGRAVING AID PRINTING

WAsHsGTON, Aug ~, 1873. }
SEALED PROPOSALS viii De received on this Office until
WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of September next al IL
Of the accumulation ~ Paper Pulp
mOnnung about three hundred 5000 tons wet pnp pro
duced by the mgceOnO United States notes and securities
and samps The pulp can he seen on the premises
adjoining maceraOn house the White Lot south OF
the Treasury Department building
Proposals be either for the whole lot Tor
quantities Of less hundred tons wet ton 20
sst Of two thousand ponds the packing ara removal OF tho
10 be at the expense Of the purchaser. 80
Terms permit for the removal OF gwen quantity VIII
be issued from this upon amount In payment the
deposited with Treasurer Assistant Treas
urer OF United States until the whole is removed.
whole amount Of pulp Is 90 be removed within Two
months from the time the award upon reasonable
grounds shown small extension Of the time viii be permit
ted
satisfactory bond win be required 10 be executed and
filed days after the award for the faithful perform
OF the contract. 49,
The right 20 reject any all Of the bids Is reserved
The proposals. should be Endorsed Proposals for Pulp"
EDW. MCPHERSON. Chiei Of Bureau
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rAyicy was issued agains' the estate Of HENRY T.
EAKIN. OF NeW.YOrk, In tho County OF New York
and state OF New. YORK. who has been adIudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition that the payment OF any
delivery ~ any property belonging To such bank
rupt him for his use and the transfer Of property
by him. forbidden by law that meeting OF the c-ed
ors Of the said bankrupt to prove their ceb and to choose
assgnees Of his estate VIII be hold at Court or
Bankruptcy holden No lj2 Broadway, IN the city
NewYOrk before Mr. Henry Wilder Allen Register on the
18th day OF October a. d. 1873, at o'clock ,. m. -
LOUIS i. PAYN,
u Marshal Mesaenger southern Dslre Of New YORK
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~ for tho SOUTH ERN DIsIHICIoi NEW NORk-in me
matter Of JOHN II. WASHBIEN. bankrupt-N BANK
nd PTcYA Warrant BANKRUPTCY Jas been issued by said
Court against Of JOHN iWASHBURN, OF etuy
NewYork Of County Of NowYOTk Of the state or New
York said District adjudged bankrupt upon The petition
OF ms CredOra and the HCnt Of debts ana The dcy
ey property belonging to said bankrupt 70 HIN OF 70
his use the transfer Of property y MIN are forbid
den by law meeting ~ the creditors OF said bankrupt 20
poye dobt and CHOOSE or more asSgnees OF bis
estate viii be held Court Of Bankruptcy % be holden al
The Office II John W Latte. one Of the Registers IN bank
rupcv Of said Court 40 WaTresi. New YORK CITY, 10
SAID distinct on DAY October 4. d. 1873 At II
O'Clock m. $1,000. .. , ,,---
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foei an0 t'ouno.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. 1872
I'D 55s u Bowery saving. Bank Is missing the finder
rrqu 10 the bank. II not restored before
tho l0t DAY 1875 application will DO made 10 tie
h. u book.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID NowYork from foot OF Desbrosscs and Courandt
500 a Washington CouAbus, Cincinnati, Indlanap
9s ShiGsgg Sad inS "s5 s ,a h H ana and i
Chicago
Gordohsyle Pullman cars from New York {! Baltimore
anu asngiui naA'h los s ", o & M , i
Pullman cars Baltimore Cincinnati ST. Louis ana Pitts
man cBprs from 10 Baltimore and Washington
making Gose connections tor Chic go Cincinnati Indianap
Oils Louisville St Louis, Columbus Pttsburg ne south
Cincinnati connects al Washington with trains for Lynch
burg Florida Neworleans aud tho south a.. o,z
ToIg and nj eIet ocss loot Of CourIiand
ASK FOR TICKETS VIZ a66HITT3riaoRE AND OHIO
TVHE MARY POWELL, fare 70 cents, for West
Point Corn WALL Newburg, Poughkeepsie ROndUut King
'IOn Cozzons Milton, New Hamburg HYDE PARK and Cold
f H. at5So p NJ Connects WIN BTOOkyn2nncK
TROY BOATS-CITIzENS' LINE.
New palace steamers SARATOGA and. CITY OF TROY
eaye "a esfoPs c w MORNING G a ali
points North and West staterooms and through tickets
~ Fra pG transfer from Brooklyn by Erie Annex Boats
VlHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON. via Providence direct,
FULL SGGHPs REsr ONLY AZ NILES OF RAIL
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse MOtt, 49,
oo Of S %aren gpy @ Pa,iaSgers arrive IN Boston
M. NO intermediate landings between New orA anu
IiSKp TS via PROVIDENCE LINE TO OAK BLUFFS,
80 90. ROUND TRIP TICKETS, 50.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at . M, from Pier 49, North River, foot OF Ja7st
Special limited uCktts. GOOD ONLY on 2iO a. train
from stonngton sold via tins line from NowYork 70 Boston
stats@oous and ,lckets FOR EITHER LINE secured AZ
No 80 broadway at all offices OF Westc0ts Express
Compsny Also tickets sold all hotel ticket Offices
Freight either me taken at lowest rates - -.
L. W. FnKNs, General Passenger Agent.
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
Il VIA
PENNSY LVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three deOots
Philadelphia, two In New.NOrk.
Double Track the most improved equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On aud aitertuly y, 1881
Trains leave DesbrOsses and Court
landt street FerTiea as follows:
450, 1850, $50, (93O hmited IL m; J. o. 9 $3.50, 1880
$3.50 and D. sunday 4:3O and a. M. b, D, $50, 1880
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY anorng speedy and direct transfer
returning trains leave Philadelphia SEQ T. 1885, $50
and IL a. Limited Express l3J M, 2, I, $50, and
1885 IN ana IL midnight ON Sunday, $780, 4, T. 3, $3.50
q m, 4, 7.35 p. m. and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices. NOS 526 and B44 broadway, NO Asor
House foot OF COurandtss No Court
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot of FuOnsL, BROOKLYN
ia. ll6 ard llS HudsOns HOOOkeni Depot Jersey
CITY Emigrant Ticket otiee, No Battery place
FRANK THOMSON d 7, FARMEfL
General Manager. GENT Passenger Agt
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nIsTRICT COTRT OF the UNITED STATEs

n klr MI wv IL w wv IA'l ~, :.
~ for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT 81 NEWhOHk.-ln
the matter Of WILLIAM SAMUEL, 0ankrupi-ih bANk
gUprCY.-A Warrant Bankruptcy has boon issued by
said Court against The estate ~ WILLIAM HAMU IL.
of the civ 81 New York the County ~ New York. Of
the state Ncw.iOrk IN SAID District aJudgrd bankrupt
upOu the petition his CREDITOR and the payment ~ any
b and The delivery oi any property said bank
rupf 10 him use and q transfer ~ property
nv him arc forbidden mCoiuE o the creditors OF
sd bankrupt prove his debts and choose one or more
assgpees Of estate held Court OF BANKRUPTCY
10 be 800 broadway. the city 81 NeW11k
in tho % day 81 November. A. d. 1919 az
O'clock m office Of Isaac DAYTON esquire one OF the
Registers Il BANKRUPTCY 81 said Court
4''e'' IBTfIg = PAYN acknowledgements
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Bankrupt Notices.


Il Ms hlNs NJlh i Ol lilf l4Nl liz - - 10
~ for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEWNoHk-ln
the matter OF ABOLPH MGNTZER, bankrupt IL BANK.
RtTTgYA Warrant Bankruptcy has been issued against
me Of ADOLPH MIS1ZEL 81 the city OF New Iofk
OF the County Of the state 81 NCwlork ~ SAN
District adudgc0 bankrupt the petition Of bis credn
aud payment dds gnd the delivery
Of any PROPERTY belonging said bankrupt TO him or 20
his use ana the transfer Of property by him are ioDd
den by law A meeting Of the creditors OF SAID bankrupt
prove their debts and choose one or more as-gnets
Of his estate viii a Of Bankruptcy. 10
be holden Z Beekman-St, IN the CITY OF New YORK
said District, the 23d day OF October A. D. lslo Al
O'Clock D. m y the Once 81 James r. Dwight esquire
ono Of he Registers In Bankruptcy Of said Court.
''0 - ~ '7' IGTrIS 4. PAYN. Marsha.-Messengcr.
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,o."rntal net reeelpts Of cotton at all ports
flnantiaI.

A PROMINENT of FISCAL AGENCY for
n THE STATE OF KANsAsIo whom IL may con- F2
change National Bank Of the City Of New York state OF
NewYOrk. been appointed as the hsca agency OF tn
State OF Kansas and al and coupons OF The Sae OF
Kansas any County Township, CITY, Board OF Ednea
lion or School District state which are by their terms
payable The Agency Of the state Of Kansas ~ New
Yrk shall DO PAID said American Exchange atOna In
The aDpOnfmen aforesaid effect and be in force from
and after the 1st Gay OF october. A. -. 1873 -,
Given under hand and the official seal OF my once az he
CO., Ciy of TODeka kansa', tins the llth u'y
lSkALI OF September, A. ID. 1873.
l. BONEBRAKE. Auditor OF state.
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STEAMBOATS, anN Railroads.
NY and TROY nv DAY BOATS.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
N @. VfBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
sSa ~ S1a6 XII Ferry VEST A POINT Ns%burs Poas
keepse Rhlnebeck saugerties Catsl and Hudson: CON
Spring Cornwall To West Point Newbnrgh return
ing 6y down boat ONE DOLLAR IRA NsFER Dy
Sany WITH trains North and WEST special train 70 and
from Saratoga Tickets sold and baggage checked over New
River Road received Tor passage.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer Bridgeport
lgS daily Sundays eIpte at SOA M
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYS
~ Ferry Station in New. York, foot Of Liberty.st.
O., Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot Of Fulton;st .,
Commencing July H. lS7S-TraIns leave NeWYork foot or
Liberty-st, as follows:
$3.50 a. m = For Remington, EastOn Bevidere Maucn
Junction with d. Z. and W. r. r.
$40 a. m;-For Hgh Bridge Branch Sehooleys Mountain
Maueh CHUNK, Iamaqua HszleOn, Wlkesbarre SCRANTON
1915 m. and 43O p. m-For sOmervie and Pennington
i p m For Flemngton Easton. Mauch Chunk, Iamalua
Reading POttsvle, Harrisburg &C.
4p.m:- For High Bridge Branch. Schooleys Mountain
Manci Chunk Connects at Junction with d. W r. r.
5;30p m, dalyzFor EastOn, Allentown and Har1sburgh
For trains 70 local points time tables stations.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave at p. m, IL m. for Bound
Reading and Harrisburgh
Boats OF the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
Jersey City station and from BROOKLYN and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trans leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
&C. at o, $40 8. ll:45 a. m, $3.50, a. .. o p M o,o,,
Pullman Drawing Cars are attached TO the $3.50 ana
Stages connect Mattawan from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Lbertyst, for Freehold at
TAO, ll;46 a. mr 4. B, q p M
NETWORK and PHI ADFTPHIA NEW
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Business Ghanres.

DARE CHANCE for MILLERS.-ln thriv-
IL ing city Northern NewYok Touring mill nearly new
inery, latest improvements; in perfect order Des
site county; unfang water power VIII De 500
cheap for satisfactory Address Dr. j. NJ TlLDEN
Peekslill. N. Y. p o. BOX III.
XVANTED-A PARTNER by a man of ex-
w perence into general stock raising business IN
Texas must nave a capital VI $4,000 Apply 70 REID
SMITH, oil PeaTl5t
WANTED TO PURCHASE-COuntTy store
w doing good business place Of 1000 10 5000 nha0
Ch viii be paid Address, with PARTICULARS
BUSINESS Box 235, Boston, Mass
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Goal ano Uooo.
6ieumboats ano Rallroaos.

Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT, $50
II 10, 1874 Ea,l 25tE-st WIN l.. WILLIAMS.
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THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 2sth

Il day OF August, A. D. 1873 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was Issued against estate OF EDWARD d. KEN DALI Of
the City the County Of New York and state OF
NewYOk who has been adiudged bankrupt on his own
ttion that the payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
pT0perty belonging such bankrupt To him for his
and tho transfer property by forbidden by
law meeting Of the creditors Of the SAID bankrupt
debts and choose assignees Of
his estate will be held az a Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden 322 Broadway, In the City Of NeWYOrk be-
fore Isaac Dayton. Register the l1th daY Of October
A. p. 1870, ~ o'clock IN. LOUIS 7. PAVE,
= al IA ID
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PROPOSALS FOR $6,9OO,OOO.
STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW.
YORK; INTEREST AT PER CENT PER ANNUM
REDEEMABLE. 1905. PAYABLE 1928.
sECuRED BY THE SINKING FUND.

SECURED BY THE SINKING FUND.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at the ComprOl.
Iers Office until Tuesday. October g. 1878 at2 o'clock n
when the viii be publicly opened IN me presence 81 e
OF the 100000 Of Consolidated Stock Of the CITY OF
New.YOrk. A.. ,.. q, ,,,.
yember 1903 ana PAYABLE on me nrst Jay OF oHCDeI
1928 with interest at cent per annu payable stlan
ct the the Comptroller IN the City OF N6W-YOrk
bonds principal ami interest VIII be made payaoe IN
may desired bidders requested 70 state distinctly
IN their proposals the description OF 6onos they desire ana
said viii be issued for the redemption ana cancea
ton Of an equal amount OF bonds OF the ls,ue
foF due November 1870 ana us IS
wall therefore not increase the city debt 81, .. M 80
$1,000 and for Registered bonds OF S3OO OF any mupes OF
Payment NAV be made on or before November l. 1878.
Interest allowed from the Of payment Receipts win
be given for win DO delivered 20 the holders
Each proposal should be sealed Ddorsed Proposals for
Consolidated stock Of the city u NewYor and lnclosed IN
a second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller. -
said will be awarded 70 the highest bidders and the
bids # in his Judgment the Interests Of the Cor
For fali information see City Record
ONCE JOHN KELLY Comptroller.
September II. 1873.
THE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n.
nation from the gold and silver mines S3 a year
TNION PACIFIC RAILR0AD.-At a meet
ing of the Executive Of the Directors OF the
Pacific Railroad Company held to-day the following
SoSsd That after payment Of all interest due the com
psnys bonded debt providing for the nited states O.
aside all that be claimed BY the government uhoI Ie 20
BIN there viii remain residue Of net earnings for the current
quarter which dividend OF per cent on the capital
OF record at closing books today and that the stock
DO ks be closed from to-day unt October = ,,r, s,
Boston. September 20. 1878
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financial.

HENRY CLEWS g. CO., Bankers, No: Is
Newest N. Your senior partner Is member OF the
stock exchange and executes all orders carefully
himself Stocks and bonds carried long desired on
per margin per cent interest allowed on deposit
accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21
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A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMEN.
CAN FLAG. Sailing THURSDAY from PhtadelohA
LORD OLIVE sails Thursday, Sept 20. a. m
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states Mails SAILING semi
monthly Alternately from Philadelphia and New; YORK
SWITZERLAND sails MONDAY. sept 20, ~ m
For rates Of passage ana other Information apply
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents VA.
3O7 Walnutst, philadelphia 81 BROADWAY New nOrk
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battery.place. NewYork
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE $500. .,
Of Company new No. AZ North River loot OF -
CANADA Frangeul.. "Wednesday sept 90 p N
aPEREIRE Daure "Wednesday N(Ct.
WILLIE De PARIS. Sauel ...... Wed. oct, g. $3.50 pm
steamers do sleerage passeners
freight and passage at Philadelphia apply 10 AOn1'
ShOtWel Chestnut st. -, =, =, NJ az ,rooa-vav