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,too,v, ppJcFs OF PHTLA DsLPHTi Stoke
MONDAY. Sept. 6-P. VI.

To say that to-day's stock market was active and
huovant fails to describe tho excitement that pre-
vailed from the opening of business at III O'Clock
n m. to its close at o'clock p. m. Yet the total
transactions did not reach to unusual fig
ures having amounted only TO 277,2OO
shares. fact that may well excite won
der how 10 comparatively small business
could be productive of great results IA the gen
cral advance of prices shows. Although the TIM
movement was general. there were special stocks
TINT led the market and monopolizod the lions
share of tho trading Northwest and ST. Paul stocks
were conspicuous.y Observation-Disclosures opening at
no., and after sales at 1Oios u 1854 closing at
1O5as. a final gain of l per cent, and St.
Pant sold from Ola to 02i2Go2A against
o07a. Saturday. last figures. Lake Shore also was
notable for an advance from 1888 to llOl20llOL
with transactions that amounted only 10 27.200
shores and Michigan Central on sales of only II. 200
share, rose from 83ia to 81 i2a97L The remainder
Of the market generally SIMPLY followed in the lead
of the bell wcthers" already named. and made
irregular advances Of from Il to liz per
cent. Eric gains only \ per cent at
4Oss after selling up TO 40bs- Western Union
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feaal Noilces.

CUPREME COURT, City aud County OF
SS\ewYork WILLIAM MEAD, EDWARD H. MEAD
and DARiCS MEAD, co1ppsns me htR 81 naH Bio t
r. IlIOKA l. n her h band, dciendIts summons ifIai
tue above IA" 81 Ceth'ant:
You are nv sininoel 10 answe The complaint IN ms
acton ana copy .. yOur answer on the Lhhs
tiornev. alter the service " hs sum
mo exclusive OF TIE day Of service and IN case 81 yoi an
IRE 10 apcar Judgment wII be taken sahs You
by default for ia, the complaint
Apri 10, los'. - 10000. mr. ro>-
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office post office address. No. Nv
Broadway, New-io,k city.
To the defendants; :. ..,,o,,-r p
rhr summon. served by pub &c to,
,T,sn.ii Ia ai, orier O IOJ. 1llEODDRIC h. WEST
EoOK one Of the SUPREME Court Of the state
., X. YORK catni the 2St day OF June 1880. and ne1
viii The complaint ONES 81 the Clerk OF tLe CITY and
oUnfv of Ees York at County Court House III the said
ON nj Y - Yors-Daied New York June %. 1850.
DEVIfs WORK MCNAMEE& HILTON,
Plainun. Attorneys JuE3ia"o"lu
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MINES AND MINING.
NANNY Sept. 6-P. NJ.

MONDAY. sept w ~
Mining stocks to-day were dull and Irregular 'nc
Leadvlle properties generally being specially "eaA'
Cbrysoite opened at O. against 6l2, Saturday CLOS
ing figure and fell to 55s, and Little Cher soiu ~
21oQ2 O5. Annie being unchanged ut Gi, after salc'
at So Silver Nugget, after selling at 10
declined to o. cents. closing weak. Coiu"o"
Consolidated Il off at Oh and Battle creek was
8 cents lower at 2.S5 Auburn d Rock Creek Dc
ing steady at 100. Consolidated Virginia yIe'ue"
3 cents to 3l but recovered to $50 and Caiiiorhi
was 10 cents higher at q Green Mountain was
cents lower at 3.55 Hukil was strong, ana s'ns. ,
at $50, an advance of cents Inc low
price stocks generally were easier, S SaNo
eras Welding from "a to 1898 cents, Mo"s,
from 45 to 39G40 cents, Great Eastern seIline o. y,
80 cents Bonanza Chef at 20 cents, Bnckexc u. =
a26 cents aud Nav Belle at % cents. we , ncto
sales or Father de Smet at z Sierra Nevada az .
Mexican at 12l20l23i and Union Consoildalea IL
25L. The market closed dull and without iea
lures. ,,o.od
Tho Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
ITS ifty-ninth dividend for August OF 90 cehts pei
share PAYABLE at Wells, Fargo Il CO.'S Once, nopI
TENDER 10. The payment of the present dN,u, ,Ia
will make total OF $3.50 600 distributed 10 'no
stockholders of the company.
y. y. MINING,STOOh EKCHtvGE SiLSN
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MANHATTAN BEACH,

VIA GREENPOINT
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE from foot u !3lst. r. ~ NJ
Q;A5 10: o. a. and half hourly to S41 p m lt"turnls
leave MANIATIAN BEACH at 80 IOOo, ll'OI IL H.
I2Oj, and every bathour to lj:55 p ~
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Steamers TTIOS COIlYtK and MArrEAWAN ron
02u->ircet " r. Olu luj a and hourly 70 40 m
Leaving LEROY STREE tel minutes, ant PlEh -;
thirty MINUTES alter loayiuk 22s. rne bDatS leayln
street al 10 stop at LEROY and PIER o.
rne steamer 10. l. MARTIN leaves ioDt IL " hteuiiSI
AT g25 a. m. hourly 80 y. Trains lrOn nlh3t1 VI
Reach connecting with y. Il. Marin for Whlehhl'st eWe
hourly $40 1920 l:2j TO bZo ~ i-J =,
g9lp.m Trans connecting with steamers Tor fler NO y
LEROY 12sL leave every hour from la H. 10 $780,
lO:i0 III. .-.-. af,a-,,on
ami evening
Dosds Express. will take baggage from place In New
yo and transport II Manhattan Beach twice daily 40
cr par "a 20.
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CAVALRY RECgtIHNG hTNDGZVCus 81 C""ai 81
~ NEW OK. sept |. 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS ill tn"llcate, subject
= l., me usual condii lous viii be vcd at TINS f!eI
yos mill ~ o'clock nom >'IenDcr -, l,S al "hcl
Inn, ana place wal be Dpee In presence "a plG'e lo
turnslus rat.OE5. cooked 10 me iec!nl llg
rsrty on duty staIOI comm ncihE SepNmD' q
's ar such eI dly - the CvuIi, t1Tv q moral, u =
ARMY NAV direct Proposals must tao thr pTce per man
ri dly which the rtaOns VIII De iirnlShN me 1a"n.
,,,s he IN us!e "a place cO1venicn TO ne Kecruths
rud-zvous Ia the manner o. hldihg cor
nrs 40 10. observed bidders, and terms OF contract ana
pgym Mt b. Turn snc on "ppcit To ms i'rdhVos
should Fr"pos-
. In furu sing rsu0ns 10 Recruiting Parry -ta
toned nj 81 CanaIsi NoiK, AMI ad csscd 20 me an
Sar.rJ The Government the fght 10 reject any
. 81 ,r,no.,. T. N. GIBSON,
VI AL P''p'' CAPTAIN eth Cavalry, r. y.
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SECOND cMr-12:3o O'CLOCK p. VI.
THIRD CALI p. VI.


SAN FRAXCisCO. Sept G.-Gencral o. II. La,
Grange l. Calvardo and others have Just returned
fr1m tour oil observation through Sonora, Mexico.
They were detained at Magdaieua lew hours. WINE
tie Ievoutinnlst, Reyes, was III possession oi tne
town bur were allowed 10 proceed without lurtner
auuoyauce and with many apologies from reeves lor
fr,u6ling them. Inc revolution IN sonora has no
sionltcnnce among the better classes. Generdi
Pesuuiera whose mining properties were examined
il nm no manner connected with the LATE disturb
ans and Is superInt ndilg of his mines twenty
miles trotn the Arizona hUe. Eutcrprlslng heAi-
cans assured the party shat they were anxious 10
lave q greater immi grafton OF Americans INTO tntlr
rountrv and predict that there VIII be when diie
Sonthern Pacitic connects with ths Aculson, To-
nekn aud SANTA Fe Railroad. ne party was favor
ahIv IMPRESSED WIN the mining OUTLOOK tuere rs
we'll aS in Southern Arizona,
Inc ma ket here is inactive but moderately hIn
Ir.DVIIIF, Col. Sept G.-lne ore shipments yes
terdny IRON the Chry sciiIe amounted To so TONS
and on SATURDAY to 1874 tons. The probable net
vaiue i 4OOOO-the greatest production ever
shown by LeadvIlle NINE.
TvCsoI. An Sept. G.--lhe Tip Top mine shipped
$40 800 IN bulOn on saturday. ,
lie silver Kng mine is now taking out large
B"mE. ca. sept G-Standarl Consolidated
shippe, to the mills 113J tonS of o'e; palp ASSAY
Si0 59 crude bullon, $500 ounces; sMpped 10
company, T21 ,9iG 80.
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In London. British consos are UNCHANGED az
97e,e for money aud lle higher at 81 for account:
JJnlied States bonds are strong; - 3 hlgher ~
lO6ls, 4i2s Is lover at ILL., ana ana vot ~
Mere Strong and generally higher. Ere
shares are 81 against AIS saturday. and consos
93 against 9l3l. Atanilc ana Great Western nrsIs
are Il easier at 70aa. Illinois Genital u higher 40
117lo after 1177s Pennsylvania l. hlgler AZ OF 4.
Reading 3, higher at 1914. and Contra and Hudson
after l3Gla IS unchanged at 1856, Ihe Bank or
England lost f2j, 900 bullion on balance In fafls
Frrnch per cents rose to S7.07lo, sight exchange
on London rising to 1887 francs TO the I;
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
iep''''N FLINT AND rERE MARQUETTE
Fourth quarter Aug ssSlg s.g9; Inc Inc sIsSsP
January / to August 81 6s6lS2 Vo'"o' Inc 'oo'oiA
sr LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
,,o,,rtn weak IN August sas92i sl437el Inc. stts37
nsrv 10 Augusta. 2,6ji577 S59ho4l lnc 93oooA
WABASH ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
nuary to August 81 5lSl,sO7 756i54 Inc 2iS2io'
HANNIBAL AND ST. JosEpL
lsl9 l3s9l, r.. s.aq9o
Fourth WEEK A1gns fs!S s5 inc 7si
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
z,o,r,h week IN August s42.I5I S53.lis Inc. sllol7
CHICAGO AND ALTOS.
1S7g, $50 soco.,
Fourth "e To ingi.i 3d. 5545.s lo5532 Inc 1850 '2A
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS.
1879. $50 o.a.
po,r,b week In August $log,,5j SOLD pee $3.50
iamuary to August 81 soHe sos -ooo''o' Inc o4'o'o
ia. tollowlng i a comparative statement OF the
Cinnl Auditor sno Wig the total quantity I'm tonsl
,f n"rh article cleared on the canals IRON August
80, Al inclusive, 1879 and 1850:
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Gouarlncrsnlp NoIless.

/,OpARTNFRSHIP NOTlCE.-The under
~ signed fnruici c"psrther'lp uuoer tho
firm name Albert Coeswcl Co. of ansdeuhs 'he ousi
A07 - F ALBEIT Co.'s WELL.
RICHARD BhINCkERHOFF
Dated. New YORK. Angusi 70. 1880
NOTICE is hereby given that copariner-
~ ship under the and hrm OF Mater Lihu q
90 NewYork Francisco for the iransaoioh oi
genera Ik0RGE III. NATTER,
CHARLES LIND aud
EDWARD Is. KOGERA
OFFICE OF J. W. GEoEdE q co.
az Broadway a1d Is Newest, }
New-York. sept /. lSsON
rJ,be undersigned have this day formed n CO.
ship under the firm name Of j. W. GEO RGE a.
Of general commission business III
Ionaa ,ocxa &c, st the New ork STOCK Eienange
'oA"s' WV J. W. GEORGE,
W. n. HAMILTON,
T. N 0kOH0E
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filming.
alta MONTANA COMPANY.

4 1t q '1V-' =
cs,ita, So 100000. Shares $40 each Unassessable
StrTrrps pr.sdenL W WIckss Vice President
u,chsd SNOW; Secretary. H. Y. Brooke
rI.rCroRs-W.W w!ckos A. = Barnes. Al1nson Trask
~ snsId,r McnaeI SNOW. New iOFG :. L. haassr Colo
sauH'ei" 1fFicE 10 AND IL WALL STREET
SPECIAL MEETING OF the stockholders
- o h , y, ne ,C JAMEs HOTEL, NewY0rs. the
1ui oil sfr l L." "''' +. A PULLING1R. Secretary.
BARCELONA MlNlNG SOMPANf,
Onice lI6 Broadway, kewfOrt
rscorporated under % the state OF Sew York
s ~ nun In 90 900 OF tie par Of as
Full paid and assessable
President, David e. Fesrs:. VI srIesldehI Al sever
snce Managing Direc,Or. w H. Leon; heerelalv, T. d.
Names, T,nstsas David 1. FernA A. Severance n. VI
w. D. Leol Belmont. Nevada; John JOKES u = senator
En,reI al Btoad a. SswYoTk Mm L. flag,er supervise
Albany Co. n. Y, superintendent 81 mines W: r. B1i1fd
Compfny's Bonksrs American EloL.ngo National BaIk
RegistI ar of Transfers. Union TiIsi Company Aesiok
CempAuys Counsel Holmes and Acans
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Sx.y-two bars Of bullion. valued at $7G,5o3 10,
were received yesterd y from III mines
Inc lr,t shipment of ii IONS nom the new strike
in the O. rbonate Hill ON August 10, reanzed abont
$500 or over S72 per ton. Inc ore averages about
30 oruces Of silver and 40 per cent lead.
inc State Lilac mine and the Standard ADJOINING
in = ,stern Nevada have bcen purchased by George
ID. ROBERTS and MS associates ne negotiations i
hnve been conducted very quietly, and the
,050 600 cash necessary to compete the purchase
wac subscribed AT once. Colonel /; NJ. Taylor the
known conservative cXJcr1. advised iHe pili-
chas,. and IL enthusiastic over the property. Inc
prnpcrfy Will bc placed on TINS n,arkrt at an cary
dav by a company organized under the NeW-iotk
IT, ,.n.rin:endeut of the Golden Cnclc reports
f,ee cold m ali the d.ilts and openings of the mine
Over 600 fret of Gevcopment work Ina, been
done. Inc or worAed at ne Milton mn Fle"ci
$50 ucr iou here are now az me utiiip 10 IONS
Tnc silver Isle! is pushing development work
win an additional force OF miners. 4VO-ioot
sLait Is beng sunk and pr"spectnglS gong tor
ward in the vicinIty OF the ne" sNtI discovery III
An immense VEN of iron ore is said to have been
discover d near Morrison. C0olaio. INC v,ln -
over 900 feet long and 30 feet IN width. Blast
| furnaces are now talked 81 at Denver.
IKE Mirer cir Prospect of August 81 saws, re-
gardlng The recent strike III Tie Driso' neht;onca
| In lur TRIBUNE dispatches last week: Mr. l.. t..
| Toombs Yesterday made an assay OF ore from the
| Dlrlgo mine. III which there Wa no goid visi1ie'
| thar gave the most astonishing Results. Tue
a,snv showed 1890 ounces IN silver, hlv-
| Iup a com value of 5000 60 god 40
| ouuces having com vdiuc OF 9oZoO-
making IN" thOrnous dh"""' w "A''-Vf w p '"i'
Coiop,i d. IL. Cross the superintendent OF the uihe
and most Trustworthy gentleman, assures us mat
| he has certainly the BaSsick ore III place. and Ill
generous quantities. A second assay made from
ore that wa, moi regarded BY Colonel Cross as worth
ANYTHING gave forty ounces III ten on"ce,
in gold making coin varuc OF 40 90 III silver aud
| 40 coo IN gold Ibis dlscpve.y n the Dfigo Is by
no means unexpected, IT having long since been de-
| clued by the best experts III the country That de-
ve!opment was only necessary to prove one OF the
| most valuable mining properties IN The camp.
| | n NcGee repIc.entin2 the Hillside Mime ant
| Milling (,ompany OF Nevada, III auotner column re
| oncsfs the stockholders OF That company To meet
! linn on thursday next at the Office OF l.. d. Cort
| ri0ht & CO., No. IS Wall-si
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JrOuUSil5.
IbROP0SAIS

Pilot CCNNI sipNEHs OFFcH}
NEw-N ORR sept J, 1850.
PROPOSALS .oo,.. ,.,n man, son,omner ?
tho OF H. Heath from The entrance
~ \,to,y Greek Particulars form OF contract may DO
LEANED al this Office. the rght Is yea 10 le.ct an
BIDS.
BY order OF the Board. , .,..,, ....,or,.
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Frsfclss. ass- or coaches elegant cars con
vy ua, from pier Brighton Hotel ana West Bish
ton Beach C1ney lsini, this road IN six minutes X
cur,i.n tickets 90 ccl- Single fare 80 cents ChuIoh oc
tween AMI foIr half fare. . . =. 49,,
Wr-ffo,f Express Company VIII check baggage 10 "hu
nom irghtOn residences III New ORR ana jersey
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,,,np cu1-e:30 o'cLocR p. ".

AMERICAN MINING STO"H EXCHiNGE SALES
FIRST cALI-IO.}0 O'clock A. VI.
-. ,.-rvs,,fe T!uLfI California
90, Alhlo 80 oo va ~ M ,oo Ia ~ 100 . 300
-. %, YOn 10 ' ~ i0I iS0 isj cattle creek
49,. % ,oo 10 - -i.rr %ugcrt oI..-..- q 90
io" slV - 'Ttnl.i1 o. 100 IUO...... %
2OJ..-.... l.33 200 ----- 80 '.V--.--'' 49,"
fDI.... lStI
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Qxtnr5!onj.

Qxtnrs!onJ.
OBJECT ROUTE to HOTEL BRIGH-
A.TO - WE>t K!@h roy And co ~ tSLA,N( ~ u, y
m, T. Ni.s-tORN md BRtG iIoE BtA'i KtlLNAf
Company viii ran thcr ii-f ami rel. 1ple steamers
MORR.-ANIA and SHADY SIDE
10 the rev pier Incus GtOge. ayodnE OUTSIDE sen pas
SAGE connecting with their new double Track railway S
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Rodr0 an0 Rooms
East Side.

East Side.
FEW MINUTES WALK from 5th-ayeI,
~ Handsomely furnished rooms to rent VIZ and loo East
2Sd-st
sTH-AVE.. TAI and 743-Rooms en- suite
- SINGLE with board for gentleman ana VIII" Vi
gentlemen,
- GRAMERCY PARK.-Rooms en- suite ana
single with board ready for Fail and winter engage
~ PARK-AvE.-ln q small family am tyo. an ell
> lire floor also large and small rooms Win BOARD
81 EAST 22D-ST.-Rooms. with board
- Il reference.
OcRD-ST,. EAST 1O4.-lIandsomely fur
I'd nisn ed rooms urst class table, references. ---
10 EAST 2Oih-st.-Smtes of rooms; private
to ssn Ssn THGn bIsaas, served desired
West Side.
LARGE, wcl-furnished room; all improve
~ mens terms moderate. 2i5 West 80 hist
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let, with board,
~ large room on 80 floor NO ~ West l2'thst
HANDSOMELY furnished back parlor for
L or two gentlemen Inquire 8o4 " est 4o.il 81
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to le'. with
DAKTIES suffering with mental or ncrv0us
d,e4ses can h,ys BoXFP IRe Tribune Uptown
once, 10 BrOldSay.
.slTU-ST-- between 5th and 6th-ayes. 10
~ ono two gentle an en,ir, uiy of Pbatr6Sm
ana aa sSSa 19 e9s@svs SGes BREAKFAST
y.
1.2 Is Broalway.
~ WEST 27TH-ST., second house west OF
R,oIdUav north side-Elegant pariols rooms on
each mo2G gHa good ;m o. TOP reasonable
nGsT.sT. near shed or
81 unfqnished aoSl, as0 yret Board Gccory Il
Yves J5ths'. --
o,,WEST 2GTH-ST.-Largc. ban lsomely fur
% nisaed Il ar Delmoncps L, ten,,n'.r cx.
ng rehncd quiet home; prices III lde4as' references o
changed
pa WEST 35TH-ST., handsomely furnished
81 room, fr geh I,ncn ouy references eHc."hs,o
.en WEST 2GTU-Sr.-Enlre second and
SsL ' Ia6d ems res,c6c reyted
4sp WEST 35TH-ST.-Sqnare room on sec. sec
al ond door am DcE paIOr WITH board Sool '"Oio'
WEST 21ST-S nout rooms,
sb second Story alsD rooms FOR eoau men win eoAro,
~ WEST 2STH-Sr.-Pieasan rooms for
cJ gentlemen FuKNIs tfD.
Jss% LEXING rON-AVE., corner 29Gh- st
E'P1 Con,eeos aad on gd lg2a,' WIN 0o''
s,Rl WEST 18TH STA pleasant. quiet
b-Sous IN private ianiy foi two persons Oo'' ~
erenCcs given ard required
d. = TO 81 PER WEEK, single and family
S4,ra Il 5G' nay1 T .1vt s9' a ' n ay
cLiifSEgloE E MoTG II tn,oa place Irjadv'y
Board and Rooms Wanted.
Young Lady and Gentleman, brother ana
H. ar 10 other boarers ana where taking b,arier is MOI
ftpHoe r oI, S soyc iiis ana between
IN and Sdives. address ) L. T.. Ir6lae orc,
| WANTED Immediately. UNFINISHED. ma
ayes %adrsss MURRAY I'LL, Tribune u''o"n oi'oc'
I,2Js ROADWAY.
XVANTED-Two o. three uniurn,sE lea
must be Address Rooms I'-oo h'"@"""'' i
-- -
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Coruoratlon \ oilces.

CORPORATION Notiees
NOTICE.-Proposas for DREDGING the
~ SLIPS between 26th anu 2sl.sts, T. r., VIII be 10
ceved Dy the Del Grtment Of Docks III and ll9 Duanes
mill nj september 1850 at ~ clock N For lul Dofina
tinn see the CITY Record. iOg sale Al No Cry Han
NOTICE.-PrOp0sals Will be received at tie
~ Onlce oil the Department OF Public Charities and Cor
roctloD 80 CB ThrCaye unllI SEPTEMBER ~ l'o IoI
tyrce re- Gouus Leather &c toe III INFORMATION see
Civ Record, for SAFE Al No = CITY lial
NOTICE.-Sea,ed bids or estimates for CON
Attracting Dumping Board on the southery siie OF Pier
M No az North Kiytr win be fece,yed at tho central once
nj Inc Department until september 10. 1880 Dor
I'm formation ty Record for sale az 40 CITY Han
NrOTICE.-Sealed proposals for building
~ house for Engine company No a. on t. north SIDE OF
East th will be received at the ONCE OF the
until september !, iSSj For fu1 ihioa
lion see cry Record. for IA o at 80 CuY hall
rENO CONTRACTORS.-Seale bids or est
1 mates tor iaying SEUCHATEL or TRlNlDAD A.
PUAIT PAVEMENT ~ the Mall In Central Iaik wiz 10
received at the Park Drpa tDent unt sepenpe
H. 1880 For nation Cliy Record LOT S-o ~
No City Hall
Two CONTRACTORS.-Seal proposals for
binding and regulating setting cuD aad sa,er
no various aud avoaurs VIII Do revoi "a, te
once OF tne Department vi Public "ork. unt septemoer ~
ls5n For full ION city hecod' of hao Al NO =
City Halt
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J. +. BOUANUU@, NHI"k'T
CPRING HOUSE, Block Island. K l.; open
y MN october 49, The Oldest most DO ular ana Oese
located hotel on the Island Nicey &
rsrovatrd Table uneXCeei. Puro wafer IRON Inc cole-
iraed springs which the House tRe, us naSl on
c,omnls PtopIitt tor Pure ocean a. 40 Io ~,
Goo hatbnr bOa va AID fishing. Steamers ana maj uny'
,recgratdI send tor circular 10 Il. T. JIIChfLt" tIV-
,T,cior WILLIAM =. CHAtE. Clerk.
CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
= BROADWAY. NEW YORK $500, 49,,
The roors sng.c and ~ sui are "ni0i ahe NlC &c
cauf The too, for It's excellent cooAeI
liiOme journal
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,rprpt1cAN OR DEMOCRAT a Re,rospeGs pee ", mn 60
MI = osson for the Citizen of 1850 Hsihoi 9e' W.
u,rIer Brothers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-09-23

other cost to the State than the feeding and
guarding of the convicts. Besides this large
crop of cotton, about 1000 bushels of corn
will be made, and large lot of hay and fod-
der gathered.
The argument in the case Of the contested
Chief:Justiceship, before the Supreme Court
in Columbia, was concluded on Friday last
Col McMaster read the printed argument of
Judge Willard in his own behalf. The court
adjourned until the 4th Monday in Novem.
Der. 1t is expected that decision will be
rendered in the case at an early day.
In the primary election for Lancaster
county last Saturday, the following nomina-
tions were made: Representatives-Captain
Amos McMapus and R. E. Allison, Esq.
Sheriff-Mr. John P. Hunter; Probate
Judge-Hon. George McC. Witherspoon;
County Commissioners Frank Ad-
kins, w. @. Caskey and H. N. Clyburn.
Gen. @. A. Gilmore arrived in Charles
ton on Sunday last on his annual tour of in
spection of the river and harbor improve
ments of the South Atlantic States. He Wis.,
tied the Jetties in the harbor and expressed
himself thoroughly satisfied both with the
work and its effects. He says that the shoals
are already deepening in precisely the man
ner he anticipated and desired, and he thinks
that the results thus far obtained give crafty.
ing assurance ;of the complete success of the
great underta king. The work will be steadi'
ly pushed forward as long as the money lasts
and by that time an additional appropriation
is hoped for.
- The Supreme Court has recently decided
that Scotch" mortgage-one giving abso-
lutte possession with right to make title in case
of forfeiture of mortgaged property-can be
enforced in this State. The following is the
clause of the mortgage upon which the de-
cision is rendered: "But in case of non pay.
ment of the said bond with the interest there.
on, or any part thereof, &C., then and in such
case it may be lawful for the said t. Moultrie
Mordecai, his heirs and executors, administra-
tors, and assigns, the said Alexander Rob-
inson doth hereby empower and authorize the
said T. Moultrie Mordecai, his heirs, execu-
tors, administrators or assigns, to grant, bar
gain, sell, release and convey the said premis-
es, with the appurtenances, at public auction
or vendue at which sale they, or any of them,
shall have the right to become the purchasers
of the said premises, on such sale to make and
execute to the purchaser or purchasers, his,
her or their heirs or assigns, forever, con-
veyance in fee of the said premises, free and
discharged from all equity ofredemption," &c.