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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01
Installation and Dedication at Unitarian
CAureh.

1nsta1oataon and Dedication At Unitarian
Church.
The installation Of the Rev. Philip s.
Thacher as pastor Of the Unitarian society
in this city. will take place this, Thursday
morning at ten o'dock, in the new church. In
the evening at - O'Clock the church will
be dedicated. The following is the order of
exercises at ne installation: Invoca-
ton, Rev. G. w Whitney Reading Of Scrip
turcs, Rev. G. Allen: Sermon. Rev. Il. II.
Shippcn; Prayea II Installation, Rev. Thom-
a. hin. y. C.. iharge and Right Hand Of
Fellowship. Rev A. +. Gcodenough; Address
10 the People. Rev. 8. c. Beach: Prayer
Rev. u, n 81 .htcu, II. D.; Benediction, by
the pastor.
The dctica N Of the church will comprise
the following Hsrcises Introductory service,
New. I. r. v aerhouse; Dedication of the
Church. past Ind people: Prayer Of Dedi-
cation, Rev. ! !. r. Sphippen; Sermon. Rev.
NJ. J. SavAg Prayer. Rev. J. II. Ecoo +;
Bcnedictioa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

Remember Harry Bloodgoods Msstreis to-
night. Don't let the count-out bsiness in
terfere with attending. Their performance
is first class, and consists Of sosg, dance,
banjo playing. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Monev Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 81.
Erensng Report.
Money easy. sci on CALL closing at . Prime ner-
camille paper s. 60
The stock market, though not especially active,
was strong, and At the close the highest prices of
the day were generally current.
Transactions, 10000.
C1Os3uw h}ds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

H-Members of the Legislature will find
good accommodations, at J. II. Clapps, 81
Oak ST., first house from State st. If
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

The State Election.
New ORLEANS, December 81. The Board
of Canvassers has completed the ofAcial
count The new constitution was adopted by
50, las majority. The debt ordinance was
adopted by 10, 4s7 majority.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

The Methodist sociable will meet nth Miss
Mary Howard At the vestry this evening.
Supper from Ga to u o'clock. A Srdial in
vitation to all. II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

On account Of the storm the eigi 81 81 =
train was more than two hours late aperiz +
while the night train from Bangor - l"v-
efal hours late. t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

Another coolest day Of the season fstef
day, it being some twenty degrees belef gro
At vsssalboro the thermometer ran 30 2
twenty-three.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

II is reported that the State Police at the
capitol are drilling. This is pobably the
reason why the arms were Gu re- e here.
so that they could use som tkiI besides
broomsticks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

No special action was taken by Il st r
ssiists n their meeting last night - to
= new chapel. Another meeting . IA eld
Monday night, at the Probate Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

DR. Young Of Farmingdale who died his
sisters residence on Monday was plaed in
the tonibs 1t Riverside Cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

DIR. Maxwell, the efficient d. iemanly
surgeon at the Soldiers Hon gone to
Massachusetts, to recruit his III and will
remain away several weeks. D. 3 his abb
sencc DIR. Bolan Of this city III ttend his
patients at the institution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

HOLIDAY GIFTS
GENTLEMEN.
LAEe ssoek ef Fiae Good n
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
Kid Gloves, Lined and Unltned,
| KID M1TTENS,
Silk Hdk'fs., Linen Hdkfs,
Silk Muflers, Cashmere Humers,
Silk Wristers, Worsted Wristars.
NEW 0TXID0
Neck Wear
WHITE AID Fancy SHIRTS,
Fine Underclothing,
LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS { DlCkEyS,
Furnishing Goods Department,
HUNTINGTON,
MASON & CO.,,
1875 & 139 Water St.
AUGUSTA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

CONNECTICUT.
Arrested.
NoRwIcH. December 81. s. II. Learned,
late cashier Of the Cncas National Bank,
was arrested to-day, charged With embezzling
$S5,OO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

Ex-Governor Coburn was registered = the
Augusta House last night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

A genil aaa in argaing for load OF hay
yesterday xas ab to make trade only by
agreeing - the armer should be allowed
to bring ii il this week. He didn't care to
risk him L here the week the legislature
meets.
Down eGardiner the other day . load OF
hay ma little excitement and collected
quite ODD, because it was noised about
that arr = = Ann,nition we're concealed IN II
to be t. = b he State House.
Col. 'saiei White. commanding the let
Regt, 'F.EN., of Bangor. and Maj. N. N.
Folsom kvM., Of Oldtown, reached here
yesterds. anernoon. They came to have
conierens si,h the Governor, and as his re-
quest, rzanding the use Of militia at the
State Hase. 1t is understood that no com
panies sll Be ordered here At present, though
how Ing the day Of their appearance
here hA hen postponed is not known.
The Asgs. SAYS, in reference to the ao-
sence aGov. Garcelon from the democratic
meeti'tas Portland Tuesday evening: 1--WE
''learn 1T he was unavoidably absent on
lt'profaspoal business" Yes, he was It
tendiagqon Mr.. Gould and Pillsbury. Who
were = labor At the Augusta House sna'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-29

ment The rock paid during the palmy days Of the
mine 17 so Der ton. working the entire ledge ana nld
$40 uer share dividend Nlere being 3,lOO sharesJ
Subsequently dividends fell 10 So per shae, and attev
10 81 per share. dividends being declared mOntmy, "A
fine 5O-Rtamp steam mill OF approved pattern
and appliances is on the properly. The Elreka
Mine at one time enjoyed reputation equal TO tnat OF
the Idaho which II adiOins next on the nortn. lts
repu' alton expired With the pay-r0ek NJ tine same
depth now reached by tie Idaho. between llOO ana
loo feet. The mill beuC run on the pillars eit
10 support the NINE 25 only of the 50 stamps being IN
use No rock Is on hand IL Is brought from tue
mine 10 BE crushed. A number OF The workmen nave
been discharged, ana those remaining are WORKING hJ
reduced wages, The VEN, sulphuret rock prInctpaB
WAS originally feet wide on the cropping In the
lower levels II not over GIG feet THIS mine mas
Paid l2S dividends, agiregating $2.72O,OOO. the nay
chimney, cave the pillars mentioned ~ praeuealV
worked ont aud uI!rss some new developments occur
which ia not probable takmgtho Eureka as criterion,
the pay chimney extended into the Iaho to be IN turn
exhausted IN that mne)-must be reieCatcu 10 inc
category Of wOrKedOut mines, and consequently NOT
suitable basis for investment by company OF New
York bankers" OF any others.
II docs not follow that because mining
scheme is backed ny brilliant combination
OF gilt-pdgpd names that Intrinsic merit Is
imnartPd thereto. Inscriptions parties can always o.
fOuud for considerations to compromise fhctS ana ny
glowing reports aud eX,ravagant prOSpectuses, 10 gun
the expertenced and inhame the imagination OF the
direct injury OF really mCT1tOriOuS properties
That speedy reaction must enEue admits OF
bu little areumCn n such schemes are permitted 10
realz" an uudcsrryet success, represented ny tho
late and proposed deals I'm Sarng Valley, North Bi0Um
aeld and Miltcn Mining and Water. and inc Idaho.
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Shining.
A BOUT THE BARCELONA MINES.
sPAzlsH BELL, April IA. 1890, .
EDITOR BELMONT COURIER.

EDITOR BELMONT COZ RTER;
While business visit BelmontI took occasion yes
teray to visit the Barcelona Spanish Belt partly
to say my curiosity and partly to ASCERTAIN there
VIA any foundation for the reports which saw
in OF papers while In San Francisco short time
ago. in regard to tho mine in question After examining the
old works. where I o large quantity Of rich
chloride ORC in sacks ana on tho damp pro-
ceeded 10 examine tho strike" made by the new
company what is known the Joint Tunnel which was
started by IDe in the Spring OF 1876 At distance OF
about 1000 feet from the mouth Of the tunnel.
found Just what I tried to impress upon the old
Board Of Trustees at the last meeting attended
four years ago would be found they would
agree after that s Of the best defined veins
Of rich mineral I have met with In many years. L
say vein, for this deposit but true
assure with wendehned walls -porphyy the foot
and alato on the hanging The vein averages i've
feet In width far explored. viz. nifty feet In
the sou and forty feet north in the levels from the
tunnel distance showing superior quail
y Of rich sulphurets and bromide Of silver This ore
IL not in spots equally disseminated throughout the
vens and Is at depth 40 the dip of the ledge
from the surface crOppIngs
Mr. Bnford. tho superintendent. has shown good
Judgment in following the cut in the main
tunnel. This course I recommended to the company
after my last visit 10 tho works in the Fall OF 1915,
otter L had resigned the management. believed
then stu believe this be the main Barcelona ledge
and glad that opinion that subject has at last
been vndcated although who paid money
myself TO the extent OF 10000
shares in companies, and $4,000 in assess
mentl Let it be remembered this strike Is the
South Barcelona NINE 600 feet south Of the north line OF
said claim and which people California always represented
IA a iraud.
The NewYorE company. in my opinion have the best OF
the bargain az all expenses OF running the joint
tunnel paid by of tho old company, and the
ledge was fully opened for them to go in and
reap their harvest Had tho old company used
common sense instead Of being held to dcue AMI posted
as frauds they would have had of the bestdcveOpod
mines IN the STATE today
uIsmy belief that this body Of viii continue north
through the old consolidated works which depth OF 100
the surface incline has l4OOt ledge Of rich
suhuret ore body continues through the
Lguiia Ledge which the first location north Of the BARGE
Iona aud secured by patent Work will
be by the incorporation owning that property
NJ. SAN PEDRO.
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SNOWDRlFr CONsOL. MINING CO.,

y
Capital So J0l 900; 100000 shares par value, $40.
stock iul paid and non assessa1le.
TRUSTEES:
EDWARD NJ. MCCooK. eI- Governor Of Colorado. Col.
HENRY W. SLocUN Crosstown X. r. Co.. Brooklyn
GENERAL JAMES MCQUADE, New. YORK.
GENERAL ADELBRRT ANEs, NewYork.
EDWARD II. POWERS, Supt. New.YOrk Cotton Exchange.
WILLIAM r, HUNT, Of Hunt & Dunlap, New-Xork.
LEWIS j. LADNER, Banker. PhlA .ephia
MALCOLM PETERS Banker Philadelphia.
GEORGE @. PIRsIE secy. C'Omr Exchange Philadelphia
REGISTRAR OF TRANSFERS, Farmers Loan aud Trust Co,
,,.Lo.. CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK, New-YOrk.
o"uAeR' BANK OF CLEAR CREEK Co., Georgetown.
(SEwELL d PIERCE, New.YOrk.
Counsel SAMUEL Il. Hurry. Philadelphia.
Il. =. MORRISON, GeOrgetOWn Col
The. properly 10 situated In GRIFFITH DISTRICT
CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, COLORADO, has q large or
sight and has taken the Gold Medal PrEe Tor th
largest best collection Of from blossom rock down.
Principal once BrOlds Rooms II and ~, New'YOrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-29
CLOSING PRICES OF Bosroy STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
WEDNESDAY. Aprtl 2S-P. 4.

To-day's stock market furnished no cause for
complaint on the of dulness, the transactions
having amounted to 1872 900 shares. But the direc-
ton given to prices by the renewed activity very
probably was not particularly pleasing to a majority
of the SPECTATORS. The coal stocks the special
feature and there was n scramble by the general
crowd in the speculation to " get out" at almost
any price. When Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern broke to SO, and New-Jersey Central to 70,
neither stock showing any disposition to rally,
the facts were accepted proof that,
Notwithstanding protestatons to the contrary, some
large holders had been selling the stocks Never
tbeless there were numerous rallies within tho
next per cent and all faith was not lost until tho
stocks sold below IS aud 70 respectively. To
certain extent the general market was led by the
coal stocks and rose and fell with them But there
were indications of On inherent weakness in tine
general list that was Independent of the influence
of the coal properties This feature was made more
apparent just before the Close when the prices Of
the coal stocks were sharply rallied and the gen.
eral list responded but only feebly.
The action of the Canadian banks to-day was
partly offset by the Treasury purchase of bonds
The sum paid for onehan of these reached the loan
market by O'clock Nevertheless. the Canadians
are continuing to call In their loans gradually and
in a manner least likely TO cause any disturbance.
Az yet no money, however. has been taken out Of
bank. Some have purchased sterling en-
change, and thus transferred their balance to
London. And that exchange must be met 90
any other bills sold hero are met-either by ship
ments of merchandise. securities or specie. Others
have yet taken no measures 10 transfer their bal
auces In both cases the only effect al bank. thus
far is 70 reduce the amounts Of deposits Of cot
OF depositors and increase the amounts of another
set. =.
After the Government money reached the loan mar
ket there was concerted movements 10 mako . bet
ter exhibition of prices. and Delaware. LaekawsnnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-29
THIRD CALL-2:3O p. NJ.

4 Telegram received Yesterday from General
Manager Palmer, OF tho Annie, SAYS; " wenty cons
second class Ab"ui $500. Liuc ilup"uyiHH OoH-
fuct look ycrv promising. Have "u, ned INTO hnr
boy Ui very r.rh ore - ulUca tAcuty-Alnc l-5l.
remit ducr tO-n"rrUW.
The following dispatch from General Manager
john Z. iicrrick, Of the Littlr Pit-Hnrg' vas re-
ccTed ~ IHl TWBCSE from the general ounce nI
the company at q late hour YESTERDAY brlI
northwest from piHShurg No. q fifteen Ter III
h.c Ca!l ouaCr Indications Of ore -uinll'2 d. nom
pitchirL SoU'h from No ., NcW Discovery
"i,c foo; good mineral widening Hnd
trc3Gng southwest from san" staff. Vein a. gnoA
mineral ~ 80. l. west ard IN 40. incline Ne"
discovery. Lat four ore h,di,~ az pfruIEG Do
ward off 20 S'U m!i runn;ug iilat rI's9 An nofS
than pa ying m, own way. D.NInecy - hrld&aY.
Regarding the attempt g." E1"t urol 10" New
York market t'r stock 81 IEc G@H I'M oh.Uli-
dated MInIne Company, OF Ten Mile District, Col
,,Tado at a Aigh Capitalization, The hokroO inns.
published IN the vicinity of the uJnc' sa} - are We
30 believe ;Aat this company have PAID @FJl,"Op
for u1oucrty that il hardly worth 20 many C'lts
Az Investigation will he maze, and if SWiudlr Is
toe pcrPctraied, IS at present appears IL VIII Ice
cTpOsnu.'
certain poucr- on the Pacific Coast have for some
time past rndcIyuTcd To disr'edi amolE Eastern
investors ti,r Barcelona mine. "i $paA>h HrlI DE-
tricj Nevada. The present infringement s1'ri" ~
Glued 10 Iur! ISL. to the uulc III proper ui'rEG-
tin! ard the superintendent states hat 10" NINE
i, M all tl,c, open 10 general Inspection.
The latest reports from IA" Julian mine represent
the ui! - rorkin@ well, ai The NM 49, Ih'l pro
cess Of dcyelDpurnt NiiWu Tie iasi t.ri. lEn
days tIc main shift had been -"nh an adj
Gi!lonai fouy-tWG icci. The 'hi' ar t"lS
INV cyuo.cd in TIC minr. Low grade stoiuug was
sill beng carried 0l rs the sha.t d',ccn'cd' iHc
co9Huauy ar considering the aavtaJiity % p?rH-
ilt up a." pa ChcS on the .""ri irFt!-' " 81 -
uIi; out the richer or winch l. kuOWu iurtiSi.
Tho superintendent OF tn Ii1lr Bluff Coqs"li-
dated reports under date "i A"ri 49, .iai ir h.f'
daily improvements. The lrdg" ."snaii'n T"a %!
t4c ,aruc general character ""d "i"tn "s '"- re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-29
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

A very large share of the solid Intellectual work
of Germany is done by the University professors
In almost every department in which serious anu
persistent labor is demanded they stand In the Iroh'
rank.
Washington University, st. Louis, has invested
funds to the amount of $500, OOO the whole amount
of assets showing value of $3.50 900. 1t has seven
departments 1900 students, and 60 professors anu
teachers
The ancient University Of st. Andrews is DEEPEN
dent chiefly upon rents derived from FARMS anu
that sort of property has become so deprecia t
that it has been Thought necessary 10 feuuce LILO
stlpends OF the professionals.
Graduates of High Schools will hereafter be ad-
roitted TO the Ohio State University on their
aiplomas and without examiDatiOn--on condition,
however that their school course has exten0ed over
three or four years.
The Cleveland Board of Education are about to
discuss the question Of modifying the High School
course on the ground that 1t ~ so OVerCroWGed
with subjects beyond the mental grasp OF many o,
tile youger pupils that they drop Out before lneJ
complete IT.
Sweden has now about 5000 primary schools
and expends each wear for school purposes nearly
g. OO00. There are 1900 teachers to whom IS
paid out of the above sum every year $l,3OO.OOu'
The schools instruct about 100000 pupils. and are
maintained eight mouths OF the year Inc teachefS
are prepared by eleven Normal Schools
The revised course of study in the Philadelphia
schools provides that more time shall be gwen TO
geography. A manual OF instructions has been Is
sued to the teachers of the primary department
which, among other things, gives hints on teachlng
proper personal habits, conduct, morals. manners
and health.
One of the Observation-Disclosures Larned
at recent teachers meeting Ill Buffalo. men
tioued one of the great faults of our graded system
its tendency toward mechanical teaching. " so
many pages learned aDd reeied," he said, is by
no means true teaching Much Of the work re-
anired of the pupil in text books is practlcaiy
OF no use. LII time thrown away The grade Is
too narrow"
Mr. Woo Tsze Tun. the new Commissioner OF the
Chinese Educational Mission in this country, is an
eminent scholar and is especially interested Ill
chemistry. He has just issued a letter of nstruc-
ton to the Chinese students here which is as quaint
as it 10 wise. Lie not only exhOrts them to make
the best of the advantages given to them, bur als0
begs them not neglect the study Of Chlnese, anu
especially of Chinese etiquette. MT. 90 Isze luh
has evidently no mind to see his Young countrylnen
emulatine the ways of such Western barbarians as
West Point cadets.
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MINES AND MINING.
WEDxEsnAT. April 2s-P. Il.

HEDkEEDAl. Apih AO-l' ~
With one or two exceptions mining shares to-day
showed no recovery from the late declines, ana
the stocks wero few which did not record
still lower figures. Chrysolite further de-
clined to l5lQ. Little Pittsburg was steady mt
about G. and Leadvile sold ut 2.7O against 40
Yesterday Silver Cliff was higher at 42O. Con-
soHdated Virginia fell from $40 to 2sO, and Cali
fornia from 212 to 2.1502.2O. Bodie was
% lower at 7l2. and South Bulwer sold
Mt 97095 against 100 the last previous
sales. Green Mountain was weaker at 3.15 and
Uukill fell from 2.25 10 2.f0G2.15. Climax was
steady mt 295S2. so. and South Hite cents better
nt l.55. Calaveras again declined to e00Sl;
Gold Placer sold Ht S00S1, Lacrosse at 43, ana
Rappahauuock at %. Great Eastern was notably
strong and with a large business rose from 5oa14
10 g. and closed ut the highest figure. We note
sales of Horn Silver at SIS, Standard ut 29a2gi2,
and Homcstake Mt 333i. The market generally
closed dull, but with rather improved tone
N T. lIKITG STOCK EKOHA we SAFES
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
O'CLOCK TO 10 OcLocH.
md d e West Inc

Ind B & West Inc
10. I'll
LAKE Shore lister.
D. o00...-..l22iA
st l. & Ir Mon I'd
1,000.......103s
Metropolitan 4 lst
%. 600. .10l1
" Y CT Is 1888
l.000....c. .l01
v Y Elevated lst
s, O0O-.....-lllk
Rome w e Ogden
Consolidated 1stM
. 10,VO0........65a
Ohio Central lst
lO,O0v.- -.-..-HoS
Kan Pac LIST Con
5000. ....S6
Mich Central 10
1910 .......12lA
y Paul q y city lst
1.UO0. .101
Tol a Wab I'd u
1,00o.......1G4b
Nil & st L Con b Il
10000. l10A
Houston & GIN I'd
Pur Com II
lU.U0O.......-S5%
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Gress 5tlakina.

A DRESSMAKER working In first-class fam
Address D. NJ Box a. Tribune Uptown oce 1898 Broad
"
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DRESsMAKER.-By young girl as family
stylshy terms low. Address L NJ. Boz S. Tribune Up
town Once, ,299 broadway.
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DRESSMAKER.-Cuts, trims, all latest styles,
eta perfectly By Taylor syetem engagements bY day.
81 IS references Cali 1903 Broadway between Sist aud
S2d.Hts, IN ytCre.
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THE
DIG pITTSBU URIC CON OLIDATED
- SILVER MINING CoMPANY.
Incorporated under the laws Of Ncw-Sork
Location Of Mines. FRYER HILL. LEADVILhE, COL
Capital stock s2OoOo0nO: 100000 shares value 800
SHARES Full. PAID AND U%ASSESSABLE
Registrars Of stock
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co.
Bnn:ers
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW-YORK
The rites of the Company king IN a BODY ~
the OF the famous mining neir known as FRYER Iu
CampIlsr Bullion. GamDetta joe Bates, stray Horse
Nyce. Pittsburg lOdes This group Of nes Is DOuI
adluins the north tho famous Robert r. Lee
'Matcless ana duncan : on the northwest thc CnIlx
coycrv and "Vuure - the SOUTH carbonate Hill
Morning Consolidation" AMI on southeast
aud cast small ITores Poo." AMI tho May Queen" and
Uihelua."
The laVc Of ttory owned BY this company In tho
very crntfo Lcavlc Mi:ag Camp adjoining AID en-
Vriupd noted side. Is being
temauCalv developed uTdr able management pToYf.od with
working capital several main shafts are down tho
drt valuable minC raj beds and the company ID deliV
cIuS ore 20 the sHio.ters.
OFFICERS.
President, GEORGE T.. BLANCHARD
Vice pr,.d,ilt " fTLI+M 81. LENT
Sccr,tHry ABRAHAM l.. EARLE.
Ttcrslrpr ItDBEkT l. CUTIINGJr.
Counsel. { IARLES l.. SHAW. ,.
sup. un.cuucHt in Colorado. :. f. PIERSON.
TRCS TEES:
&c rec n. Banchard NeW.Y TX: William ". Lent, New.
Sew YORK Is Mccormick Chicago. Jesse Spauding.
Chicago; John r. Alexander, HewNork Abel d Breed
NCY.YOTk James II. Banker New York. Edward p Beach,
New. OTk Edward II. Bacon, Newlorki j. b. shaw, New
TrIlrpal oncc 10 Boreel Building. ll5 Broadway New
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Bankrupt Notifies.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Il sixth day OF September A. D. 1873 Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy issued against tho estate OF FRANCIS W;
PtJY STZ OF New.York In the County Of NcwYork aud
state Of New YORK; who has been adjudgcd bankrupt on
his own petition that the Of any debts and de-
livery property belonging 80 such bankrupt To bin or for
his aud the transfer OF any property Oy nm are OrOu6n
ing OF the creditors OF the said ban
10 prove debts aud choose asgnees u his
held Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be- holden at
No. 1872 Broadway in the city Of NewYork, before Mr.
Wilder Alen Register on the tenth day OF May A De-
1850, at II O'Clock m. LOUIS f. PAWN,
u Marshal Messenger, Southern District OF New-YOr,
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A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, French
"A designer expert at hor business in every respect desrc
10 country Address A. IT, Box 80, Tribune Uptown Of
fee, 1888 Broadway.
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Kansas Pacific 6s
Den Div AS
with Coup Cert.
1900. 1OS
StL 81 Mount I'd
pref Income
f5,OOo........76
$4,000. ....75
y Jersey Cent? LIST
Con Assentea
1000. .lU5
New Jersey Cent III
10000.
Chic D. n W Is 3 4
5,UO0. ......il0
Chic & y W Con
Reg Gold Bonds
LOO.
Del Lack q w "a
1000. =
Albany 4 Sus lat C
1000. jog q
Ind Dec 81 Spg LIST
900. ..... 1874
Int'n'i & ct N Let
5000.
Buf h T. new buds
2,u00. -.-...llo
Ind Bloom & W LIST |
1000 .--.... 7zh