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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-24
MRS. COBB'S PLOT
ALL is FAIR IN LOVE.

A LII the family, with the exception
n of Jennie, were seated in the great
CHEEKY kitchen. Tomorrow was Satur-
day, and Mrs. Cobb was pairing apples
in anticipation of to-morrow's baking.
"Where's Jenny" ?" asked that lady at
length. 81 want her to help me. She
isn't good for much of anything these
days. If It amt singin school night,
why, it's gettin' ready for singin'-
school night, or hevin' company, or
somethin' or other"
"She's in the front room, lightin'
up" replied Bob, who was regular
store-house of useful knowledge. 81
heard 'em say in the store how her beau
was comm over from Rockville to-
night"
Her beaul'' exclaimed Mrs. Cobb,
aghast. Why, John Prendergrast's
her beau, if she's got one. He's bin
goin' with her ever sence they was chill
dren; but she don't light up the front
room for him, and he don't live over to
Rockville neither. 1t can't be she has
asked that good-for-nothin' finified
Frank Walters over here, with his per-
fumery smellin', and his power of
manners. If she hez, she shall never do
it again-never ~
And the excited lady threw her apples
into the waste-basket, and carefully
saved the parings.
Now, ma" said prudent Pa Cobb
over the farmers almanac, you jest let
Jennie alone, and it'll come out all
right. Eff you go meddlin', you'll only
make bad matters worse. Keep still a
while, and let her go her own goes and
eff John amt bigger fool N 1 think he
is, he'll keep still too, and bide his
time"
And Pa Cobb finally had his way
and restless Jennie, who soon appeared
with look of not altogether pleased
expectation in her pretty face, was al
lowed to remain unquestioned while the
apple-parings dropped swiftly from her
impatient, nervous little fingers.
In the course of fifteen minutes, John
Pendergrast walked in at the back door,
unannounced, as was his usual custom.
Jennie looked decidedly taken aback;
for, as he had spent the evening before
at the Cobb fireside, it would hardly
be expected that he would come again
so soon.
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Select Poetry.
TRUST.

cannot see with my small human sight,
why God should lead this way or that for
me;
/ only know he saith, "Child, follow me-"
But can trust.
l know not why my path should be at
times
So straitly hedged, so strangely barred be-
fore;
i only know God could keep wide the door,
But can trust.
l often wonder, as with trembling hand
cast the seed along the furrowed ground,
If rpened fruit for God will there be found,
But / can trust.
cannot know why suddenly the storm
Should rage so fercely round me in its
wrath;
But this know, God watches all my path,
And l can trust.
may not draw aside the mystic veil
That hides the unknown future from my
sight;
Nor know if for me waits the dark or light
But can trust.
have no power to look across the tide,
To know, while here, the land across the
river !;
But this know, I shall be Gods forever
So can trust.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-24
Curious Bible Errors.

Certain editions of the Bible, owing
to the errors they contained, have re-
ceived many odd names. What is known
as the Breeches Bible" Geneva 1560),
was so called because Genesis iii, Z, was
translated: "They sewed five leaves
together and made themselves breeches,"
instead of aprons as in the English
version now used. In the " Treacle
Bible" 156s), Jeremiah viii, % was
made to read: els there no treacle in
Gilead," etc., instead of I" balm" and in
1909 the word was changed to 6 rosin -
balm was first used in 1911. The
Vinegar Bible," printed in Oxford in
1717, by John Basket, derives its name
from the heading of Luke Xxx, which
was made to read "The parable of the
vinegar" The book had many other
errors from which it has also been called,
after the printers name, " A Basket of
errors" In 1851 Bible was printed in
England, and in 1882 another appeared
in Germany, both Of which made the
seventh commandment read: Thou
shalt commit adultery, !" the word ''notn
being omitted. 1t has been very appro-
priately called the Sc Wicked Bible.
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NO. 2e.

Jennie looked ready to burst into
tears.
" You're very good to ask me, under
the circumstances, John; butt
ooh, no 'buts,'" said John, feeling
rather guilty and uncomfortable, in spite
of himself. "Come; let us hurry. You
are all dressed, and my pony will take
us over in twinkling."
And, after few tears and a few
doubts, Jennie consented. Anything
rather than have the other girls think
she was obliged to stay at home because
she could get no one to take her to the
dance, she thought. And, after all, she
was glad she was going with John.
While she was engaged in putting on
her wraps, Mrs. Cobb, nearly doubled
up with laughter, took John aside.
Il know you succeeded" she said
but do tell me about it, for am dyin'
to hear how the silly coward acted"
"Oh, stood directly in the middle of
the road, wrapped in my sheet, and
with the white paint on my face; and,
when he come in sight, lifted threat
ening finger toward him. He stopped
as suddenly as you please when he
caught sight of me, and L waved him
back in as ghostly and dreadful man
ner as possible. Then, without making
an effort to come any nearer, he turned
his team, and drove away like mad. L
really thought he would try to pass
fDna - odAaA TNh
Mrs. Cobb shrieked with laughter
but John looked somewhat disturbed.
81 waited some time, thinking he
would get some one to accompany him
over the dangerous ground, and appear
again." he continued: "but think he
was pretty well frightened; for he SEEM
ed to have no control over his horse in
turning, and came near tipping over"
Was there ever anything SO cute 7"
said Mrs. Cobb, clapping her hands. 81
declare! believe 1 must tell pa, whether
he scolds me or not. You did look
awful, though, John"
&C. can't help feeling that 1t was not
exactly the right sort of trick" said
John; "and Pm going to confess to
Jennie when I''-
eff you do" she threatened, Pip
But just then Jennie appeared, and so
of course nothing more was said.
The dance was the greatest success of
the season and even the girls themselves
agreed that Jennie was the belle. But
she made 1t point to dance a good
many dances with John, and only one
with any other gentleman. Mr.. Waters
was not there.
When the bridge on the other road
was ready for travel again, however, he
came over to see Jennie, and was full of
explanations and apologies; but she
sent him away in a most hopeless con-
| dition.
Six months afterward she was mar
ried to John. He had confessed, and
~had been pardoned.
Jennie hated coward. Then she had
never cared for any one but the lover
of her childhood; but she had seen him
so constantly that she did not know it
until that little affair with Frank
Waters.
The story that the ghost had appeared
again was spread far and wide. The vii
lage grandmothers talked the murder
over again by the fireside nearly every
evening; and the village children did
not sleep at night, for fear, after these
thrilling tales.
But the ghost has been quiet and
never once shown himself since the
night of the dance at Rockville Corner.
.---
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LIVE STOCK MAnKErs-BY rELEeRApn

BUFFALO June 30 observation-disclosures to-day. Z.l25 head
for the week thus lar, 65O3 hoad against 1904
head for the time art week consigned through 264
market dun and declining: OF Nodum Good
lOUsi b3 5uYpy liberal fs
man iu the yards uIsJid
SHEEP AND LAHHs-HeCeipts to-day. $500 head total
for The week huO head against IL head ia
the same time last week consigned through. u cars
market without decided from that Of week
although tAere "a few Fair TO Good Clipped
Sheep 75 Extra Selected for export Lambs
81 7JuzJ, large number held over unsOId
HoGs-Recepts to-day. 5000 head total for the week
thus far 1920 head against i334O head for the time
last week. consigned through % market hrmoi owing
light supply demand Hight sales II YORK Weights al
44aE4 McdIam Heavy GiuEf 81 lecte1
Phadephasa ZOasI 20 Coarse Rough To Fair 81 JOa
50 %.
CHICAGO. June 3O-HoGs- Receipts. j. 900 head ship.
meus $4,000 head market quiet and unchanged Common
Good Packt 80 55ds3 75 Far 20 Prime Light SO
Is 90 Choice Heavy. 50 s0GS3 90.
CAITLE-Reoeipts 1000 head, shipments l.4O0 head;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01
CnTTON MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL June 3O-l23O pm,OOtton hardening; Midilng
Mdung Orleans go 10000 hIes
GLIDING 1000 bales for speculation and export Receipts
900 baes, including 800 bales American Futures partially
,dbeter piands Low MddlnQ clauseJune deyery
do July and August delivery GNa.t August and sep
GrverY, 6a adj september ana october delivery
LIVERPOOL June 3U-l:3Op mSlddling Uplands Cotton,
Gl5fed MiddluE orleans. III. Futures tpands Low MID
ding clause July and August delivery, 81 Ia do. AUGUST
september delivery 7di do september and October de
IyRRp60i June 3O-4:3o D. m-The saes OF Cotton to-day
iHcludcd 1900 bales American Futures-Gpands Low MID
clause August and september delivery 90 do sep
TENDER October delivery, I'd
LIVERPOOL. June 800 y. m.-COttonFutures quiet UD-
lands Middng clause July and August delivery, Gd
AUGCsTA. June 3O-Cottoi. quiet; MGdmg l2c.: Low
Middug 1lhc Good Ordinary II 2C. receipts, bales
BAiiISoRg June 3o.-Cotton quiet SnHdnng, I22c.
gross bales coastwe 10 bales stock 26l5 bales
BOSTON June 3O.COttnn steady Middling, l23Ic. Low
MdduE II Sc Good Ordinary II C net receipts - bales;
gross, 30 bales stock $3.50 bales.
CHARLESTON. June 3O-COttOn quict, easy MddnR l2lsc
Low Midinu re. Good Ordinary IL DC; receipts
bales exports coastwise vi bales sales 20 baos stock
CIyCnSATI June 3O-Co;tou firm; Middnne I2l4c.i Low
Middng l2c; Good Ordinary, ls4o; receipts, l6G bales
shipments. none; sales bales stock. 1852 bales.
GALVESTON June 3O-Couou nominal; Middhng, l2c.; Low
Addlug II SEC. GOOD Ordinary lac; receipts 233
bales; exports cOaswise 2D7 bales stock. 796 baes
LOUISVILLE June 3O.-COttOn steady: MddIug 122c.
MENPHI-, June 3OCOtOu steady; Midng l2c: receipts
1913 bales. shipments "a bales stock, So 7S bales
ERW.OKIFASs. June 3O-Cottnnhrm; Mdding / &C; Low
Mddug Iqc; Good Ordinary, II SCI receipts l5l
bales gross 62 bales sales 800 bales last evening 900
N0IF6I K June otton quiet; Middng l2Lc net
ccpt 20 bales exports coastwso 20 bales; stock LoIo
II baes saes 36l spnner 555 baes' 1910
bales.
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market firm with q fair demand; shipping Oal"o - ~"
81 90: Texans and Cherokecs, SO lOGS3 50.
SHRFP-Nomna -, - nh,
ST LOUIS June u-CATTLF-Natives dnll ana m ngn'
uppv and no demand Grass active and brmeri t
az 5Ods3 IS Indians 81 75G$3 30; receipts, 25Oo mean
shipments, 700 head -, eoasa IL q.
HOCs-ijull; WORKERS end Baltimores - 6Oas3 90
Smooth Heavy, - 6OGS3 50 receipts, 4'S0O hc"u' '
Fair to Choice, 81 75ds3 75 receipts
500 head shipments, none
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Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
" DIVIDEND OF oGE AND ONE.HALF PER GENT
the capital stock Of the lqon Pachc Railroad company
Will De paid on AMI AFTER jay 1879 10 stockholders Of
record June 20 1879.
New York stockholders viii be yaid a. the Union Trust
and Boston kholdors the Com
PAWS once, No a. Equitable Hulldny, Boston.
books viii be closed June 20 ana seOpened July
HENRY MCFARLAND. Treasurer.
ROsToS June II. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01

tIe order
{fIITR XVD MEAI-FIOUR-w arse, quiet uncnanGcd
BTiied e1,ort and jo3Png ade dmsnd shiPppg inquiry
nanny aSl ms Winter Wheat Extra 81 GOd$j so;
t5co bbs Minnesota Extra. StaS7 IS for the whole
ss4s ESQ bbls. Low Extra, SO 95as4 Is 525 bbs sg
serane - 5OdsS So and 500 b9l.. No. ~
= 4o'5 ,rGons: NO 2 - S6as 5 s4Pe1nne - 5GS
81 ~jf common 20 Fair Extra state StaS' 10
Ws.terr - 4s3 25: Choice 10 Fancy do 81 3n0S7 Com
mon oos ezra RoSqd Hoop OHIO sie$ ga az GSfq IS 70
Rve Mixture - 25Gsi so; Bakers Extra - 4g@s3i
STt,s fcd higher s. Louis Common Pair Extra sig
air - Good - 5Qqs5 Good to SheiSs t2ty cS
sun SOUTHERN FLoJR quiet demand o1 , nnE COM sU'
non 10 Choice Extra - 7jGSa 80 Choice 10 Fancy - SOC
5 75 RYE FL6UR unchanged light trace Gc ma
c55y sale. 300 Dbs Brandyyue 81 5o 300 bOs yellow
dull and lower except for No
!p NJ T 6o Is sS nc ed To hold or and mers
Duly bought enough 20 cover urgent Hsns ~ m iS
bush spot Including Rejected spriur 7'a7Cc; No Ngiins
81 spring ST o5 tor car lots, boat oads he'd 20 win
. u reported bids ngrsdgd oIil4E S2o t n IA
IL "a: 80 Amber > l$ Mixed %R4G 81 tSesi 1872
40 I White ST i4ds l8ll Extra white, II loosl 1927
WHITE State 81 10; No spring july ~ 933- So ca
Nc n Il 3D., 81 ~ asked No. white. July, - a.
.o,ing y u Ol Hl / ! No2 Req june IN
retirement 81 49,; No. Eea, July 81 li"Si ~
Il i0' 6agsI o9s5. closing Il o6 bid 81 o2t assed
-, RYE Gni lover; 20. 2WcsteIu. GOa6lc: sales
500 bush. Canada, 63 pes Loco push S!4iT' ~.
EallIFN JuIl. uUuma. .-... EA Riley MALI quiet nv
shaueel small e- ..... BI CkW HEAT dun sizes 'Oo
5T.I Pa.r .Gc....t CANADA PEAS Gull; t2c bond ---.
-0RN-5IaIAet re- better lair export a'A nome
Grade demand, moderate business on s".yu.44lle
,cC+. sales so 600 uusI futures $4,000 buSu spot m
SIN M JngradeI Western GXtd 40ai 4ct steamer Mixed
i8Lc: No a. 45ac closing 1880 50 &C., ana ~ .-~
i3c IN elevator No Whit, ige o. Yellow. -, o ,ci
~ T. 4s a. Lc Poor Nhite STATE t3c. yellow 90 4nci
steamer Nxod july closing 45c bid, 4tc. asked: do, Au-
yu.i sac uc - i2c asked No p July, 43Tc, c''lhG
flt B.f s3 &C. asked; dl. August 3jasa4j2 C@ closing
g. &c. bid ., &c asked; do. sepi.no.I o-c. p4, 80
s-s ...DAIS shade better; moderate trade utHaH0i
solos 50 bush. ufiug UnmoI,h ut3ul" "1.c go
White. 50 gc; No. 2 5Is lacc; No = W me 90 2 ~
White. y saiae Mixed Western 5tf 0aJc; VINE ao
s.r i1c: White state. +uaIGt2C, including 5000 bush
So 3 Cl.clgO 5Sl6S' 5'.....,FEED quet.....-bLANS
Eu
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
FOR HE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, June 80, 1879
Quotations OF pEEygs ro.pA

BEEVFS- Receipts yesterday today. 1877 carloads 90
Jersy CITY and lf5 at coin st. making blJ8 head
sale AGAINST Monday Tho arrivals the paNt
week we're 80 head week. aud 39Il head
than corresponding wetE last YEAR inc afgc
stock duuug the wcIcs T. g. Eastman
J Gg3 head; y. Morris. 1886 head; s, W. AlicrtOn
17Oi head: ]. Naixel SG6 head Movers a Re
gensteu. OH head T. Joseph 052 head; Neil McGTcw
JZ3 head.
The exports the week ending Saturday June 49,
follows BY MessTs. Eastman. SnOwden and MoCOnylle
o. Lave Cattle and - Eastman shipped 6Z3 carcaser, or
21e2 quarters Of Dressed Beef 40 Live sheep aud 80
Of mutton. MessTs flcishaurr WKcl 3Gl Live
CatLe: MessTs Shem GgtJ 1860 quarters If Dressed
MessTs. TOney Son. 549 quarters. To-day about
7OU head taken BY exporters Shipment alive 400
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H. NJ PLuNER. Attoucy-at Law, FittsJurg, Penn.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF TIE
NEWCASTLE AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD,
UNDER FIRST MORTGAGE
GIVEN 10 SECURE BDNDIOLDERS.


GIVEN 10 SECURE BUNDHOLDERs.
Whereas The New Castle and Franein Railroad Company
corporation Of the state Of ola on the Is gay
on Agg9s a. d. 81 ne Of Ptfsbgr Penn IN rust for the
benefit and security OF The DondhoatT' Si s aToaG
coTdnc Of deeds MORTGAGES sc. and for the county Of
das. "a 95 29G 27 20s 800 800 aud SOL ana intne
once recording Of deeds mqrtsages &C. IN ana Tor me
PAGES 2ls 2l9 90 2j 2j2 2j5 and lji and IN vol D. pages
And whereas BY the terms is provided
d dase ana a. F Fy RAILROAD Company should
Gcaut or refuse or neglect or ouit iUI 1 ibSs
eaannuaI interest bonds intended 70 be thereby
or omit 10 pay principal bonds as they become due
for any pelqa exceeGng 1lI conIin t rB raue
majority amount Of the holders Oh "a ,Gn5 raSh ou
IIetso ~ AID COMPANY And is also further provided
az tn " t osscssion oil said railroad upon
The written request 81 Xxx 9sy o. e sad railroad es
tate real ana personal 'GaPPa,I ig d bei bidder rst
IIf yyere.s ma said Sew Castle and Franklin Railroad
said bOnd,. since February A D., ~ to,Ir u, sa,d
bonds have m wiring requested the said Trustee TO take pos
session railroad and sell the same III accordance WIN
'f b 1erS 81 RSIaader Bradley aforesaid by
virtue OF the power vested in by the terms OF the e
Sa he iSTH pRY OF September, K D. 1872
comm AZ two o'clock p at the Court House IN the
CITY Of Ptsbnrg county o. ALLEGHENY state OF PeR 6sS
tic following described Raroad, towlt: Al that Ger
lin RaiIroad Company, and known the Newcastle
ana Franklin Railroad, extending from a point IN
Tie Cv o New Castle County 81 Lawrence state OF Pcnu
syyaia 10 point the Town o. stoueboo County OF Mer
Of Pennsyyania, distance OF about iniy lV
miles together with al the Addtuns SidnR branches ana
gbt Of way workshops Machinery, stations, Oees De
nis Dsnot Grounds. Houses Tracks ana all Lands
ana whatsoever belonging 10 SAID
PaiIrnad company together with All the ltong stock, Ma
icgIs Eouiuuents Furniture, ana an inc corporate
49,, and franchises and all streets wavs htyr,
,s.seoe4 waters water courses easements, rights ~
iT,. ,rviIegsz heTeditaments ana appuenah'ts anu
ii ne ettate right title. Interest property caus Au
OF ana KIM Hhd'SooN'i ''''Ne'"n
i'alit0S .a. iislU' A. BRADLEY, Trustee,
ILhmo Nta-ii lLi.hnr
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL June 3o.-Pork Prime Mess basIIerni C u
a 5oj western dun at sc. Bacon Cuinbel anI ~ -,
dnli al 27 Short Rim du 7Gd Long Gear ni' az
96GJs short Clear dun at 27L Hams Long Cut u,i AZ
Ill shoulders. dull at ~ Beei-Ingia Me.s '' az 7g
ia,,LPTne western dull at g. 80. Talow- Prime oily'
dun Al I Turprutne-Spirts steady az ,1a,G Ctee.e
eTic3n Choice duil at 3d. Lard OIL steady at 81
ytr, -tafe duil al DBL Nheat-SDring No 3, stsy d
7jd; spring No p steady at Sad; New MtstetdH- Crn
st,,,', gIt. Winter steady az '.l,
Ntxed New dull ri g. ID; Mixed Old, dui ht 4l-I Sot
tousced O-Yelow American steady AZ ~ iofln a., Imn
onn al lnudop STEADY Gd. Iurpentne-Spits Nv lN
nn 6rm,r AZ 30 Receipts OF Wheat Tor the Week lIul
Atlantic ports - 900 qs; rom Iachc p"r "'''V' f
Other sources % Corn, II, OOO qrs. -
InFRrOO June 1880 m.-Cheese, 39I per C"L loi
The best grades Of American. , ,,.,-.,.,., -, mar
LIVERPOOL June 800 mRenned petroleum. 90 ~ "a "a
al nirits ~ Turpeutne 90. ID Lnscei On Zibn
LONDON June 3n-i y. m.-Reined fctr'Ieulh o4u' Poi
gal Iins,ed oil. G27 10 oA27 10 per ton - tt,
so SiIp inne 30Iard CLOSED at - francs 25 confines
per 100 kilOs ,-. p .,.,ut.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01

Eau ,iic delivery there was some aiyancs At me openg
toI ,soliue In the later dea lngs. sales hlNe bteh
but so LEW az 100 bales. ToOay-F1rst Cal-Au"lsL
saiaI"'5 ,rber l2.5l l25' october ll6O November
lGtS ti 400 pales Second Cal-July, 1903 Seutcm
H. as i247 December LOO total 200 tales inTd
Del. 81: september. l244; November ILL ;
Gala 5i 05 total 500 bales. Also TODAY, July a. l256
and 1855 short notice; August IL II So
Gl--l' AZ r125l: OCtObei 1I560ll SO; November
-si,sfi Is. December ll.O4 0llO9; January, ll'S I;
toisi 2 600 bales grand TOTAL oSsuV pSIea futu'es
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-.ao ,,r. Norocaipo, in tho range Of II

else. - s,ots n0minaly roc, tsN oil Tor home con
Spe 667 saturday eyep n5s az Re cC at tho
sSmpon deliver .s day last week ll26 do last year. 94S
s,rfs g-- bales s'N''
po,,,ss' guotau0ns. N O'nS
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uNHE INTEREST and DIVIDENDS on the

Fl'HE IN l EhE> ana DIV lDENDS on Ind
following Bonds and Stocks payable AZ The Banking
Nassau C,darss New York city, snd after july ],
1873:
Allegheny CITY, Penn. CouprOUise Bonds.
AuglaIZe County. ONO per cent Bonds.
Gin. Rich Chc}g0 r. r. Co lst Mtge per cent Bonds.
Columbus CITY Indiana, 3 10 per cent Bonds.
Dayton Michigan r. r. Co. Isl Mtge per cent Bonds.
Danyliie, Indiana. 10 per cent school BOuts.
Fraukl0rI. Indiana 10 per cent School Bonds.
Grant County, Indiana. per cent Bonus.
Hamilton county. Inimna, 7 per cent Bonds.
indianapolis CITY. Indiana;
g per cent Union Railroad Bonds.
o.lOpcT cent Loan Bones.
$40 per cent SOuthom Park Bonds
KokumO CITY, Indiana, per cent Bonds
Moron Indiana. Der ccit WAFER Work Bonds
siassllon a Ciegd r. X. co. LIST Mort. Bonds
luOana, nt Wafer Work Bonds
P.ttsbuTg Fort Wayne IS Chicago Railway CO.:
LIST Mortgage per cent Beads.
2d MORTGAGE per cent Bonds.
Construction Mortgage. per cent Bonds.
Special Guarantee. stock
Quarterly Dividend Of 10 per cent
ScotO Waller r. r. co. lst Mortgage per cent Bonds.
ScoiO County, ONO:
per Bridge Bonds
per cent ChidTeu's Homo Bonds.
per cent Turnpike Bonds
81. Johns co. Of Fla lst Mge 10 per cent Bonds.
Terre Haute Indiana per cent Bonds Issued % & T. III.
q G. Ry CO.
Wabash County Indiana per cent Court House Bonds.
Wheeling W. Va. per cent Compromise Bonds.
LOasiaDa National Bank of New.Orleans. semiannual
Divid nd OF per cent
July S-Pittsburr Fort Wayne Chicago Ry Co Regular
. stock Quarterly Dividend 10 per cent
July l5-hchmond, Indiana, per cent bonds ,, -.
July 2O-Chomuau, Hamilton Dayton Il. H. CO. "a Mge
per cent Bonds
July 2O-Nermltion County Indiana, per cent Bonds
july 20-fort Naue, Indiana > per cent Bonus
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The FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
YONKERs, n, y, June %, 1879.
S0D DTVIDEND.-rhls bank has declared
sbZ SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND Of THREE PER
rENr free OF tax payable on after 10th prOXmo.
'' JOHN OLMSTED Presidenk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01

bL LONL' -'AAN No. ~ WALLsT,
NEW YUKK. juno 80 1879
vV,O THE HOLDERS of second mortgage
j Preferrod Bonds Of the ST L9UIS ALTON IEHHE
C,rr,. ~ SFRIEs OF these bonds, due February i,
1s7a Nll be paid proscntaliCn OF the lha "a
i,,L ~ ms CIV on and after MONDAY, the Urn JULY,
a. accyianee with order Of the United states Court
III Ho'o' ". BAYARD CUTTING President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01
(lnanflll.

A LLELEVATED RAILROAD SECURITIES.
City Railroad stocks and Bonds,
Gaslight and Bank Stocks.
CITY, County aud states Bonds.
ALBERT N. NlCOLAG n CO.
No. 43 Pine st., NeW-i Ors.
For sale, rstclass 10 per cent Investment Securities
CALIFORNIA and other MINING Stocks.
"a W buy and sell Mining stocks
al the YOrs Mining stock Exchanges
Tor elsewhere dolly commission and dividends paid BY us
ia New Ns--, custom - years
Member 0f Jhe NoW-iOrk Mining stock Exchange
ALBERT n. NICOLAY h CO.
Bankers. Brokers and AucuOncers No as Finest, n Y
CAPITALISTS and MINING COMPANIES
desiring the srs,f.'g ola EXP ri MINING and ME-
CHANICAL ENGI EER, In connection with tho eAaml~
ton development mintra properties are invited 10 com
munioate with me lrrzgntd Who VII leave Oh OF ABOUT
JULY california returning through Nevada, JtAh C1
0rsao ana Dakota ,. II. MCDOWE ELL. r. NJ, Room ii
Coal aud Iron ENcha'ge ~ toruandtsL
CLARK, POST *. MARTIN.
~ aANkElkS AND
RAILWAY Com MISSION MEkCHANTS,
T. W. CLARK q co, Philadelphia. II Nassau.st
III. A. " Posi-, - iato win Petkihs LNIhsHtoD'
ARCHER n. MAHIIH,} Post A Co.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
II l. HORTON 4 CO.. stock Brokers, 80 broadway, New.
York s0c % and sell Grain aud provisions Ia
Chicago Market through =. q. POPE 4 CO. ia LiaIHos,
on usual mar GINS aud at lowest rates Of commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
NoTICE-The coupons % the Virginia Funded Ian OF
1879 Virginia fortles due July l. VIII be paid by
presentation NJ the onice OF WlNsLOW
IANIER e Co, corner Nassau ana Cedarsts, NeN-lOrk
THE FUNDING ASSOCIATION, U. y. A, LGMIrEn
HUGH MCCULLOCH.
President