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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

A prayer nc Getting will be he'd this
evening at I O'Clock by members OF the
Church Of the Covenant at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Mccullough, 9Os West
Second street, to which the public are
respectfully invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

A colored woman, named ApnH "a
kins, aged about sixty years "D ar,
siding at No. 637 ChristiansS mia %" l
died suddenly this morning HAD
was one which did not neoo''"
corOnsr's inquest,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
FOu nd.

On the 22nd inst. a pocket-b book con
tanning a small amount Of money which
tb owner can have by calling at No.
81 East Sixth st., proving property
and paying for this advertisement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Parade.

By the order Of 1t. Colonel Wood the
military companies Of this city, will
meet at their armories at $50 on
Thursday morning, 10 take part in the
parade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
RXCUR&IONS.
EDUCATIONAL.
uRIENDs' SCHOOL,

NINTH AND TAIEALL STREETS,
VIII open on % day. the otA Of 9Th month.
Tne various branches Of q good English edu.
cation are taught.
A FINE OPEN PLAY GROUND AID
JOINS THE SCHOOLHOUSE.
For Terms (which are moderately apply to
the teacher, Rebecca u. Maris 500 Tataall
street, or at tho school after the above date.
826.2m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
MARRIED.

N-GREER.-On the 10Th inst, D!
Rev. W. G. b johnson, 5!5 Welsh - Shtt
ter Pa, BIr. John FarGcn to Miss Mar
garst Greer.
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REWARD.
S9OO REWARD.

$500 REWARD
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward
will be paid for the arrest Of the perton who
committed the assault on Judge Leonard Z
Wales, on the evening Of the 18th instant, at
Delaware Avenue and Jefferson street.
Ills-tf J.P. ALMOND, Mayor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
N. MeIChiOr, Gunsmith

"a King st., has for sale breech and muxsl'
loading guns OF all makes, reyolvers and car
tridges OF all kinda. Full nickel plated 70
volvers $l.26. Implements for breech LOADING
guns, glass balls and traps, and fishing tack
es. Repairing dens at short ne tice. o1i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

WoIFn''
.HlNDOO CATARRH CURE

Is free from all PUISONS, perfectly harm.
less and is positive cure II used as directed
| on the Dotte. Try 1t. For sale by all drug
pists. Price Soc. per bottle.
DR. p. W. WOLFE, Sole Prop'r.,
1923 nd l04O Pine street, Philadelphia.
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ils W. FRONT STREET.

WILMINGTON HAY ANB STRAW
MARKET.
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Ihe Libel SUIT Postponed to u,,.
risee 60 the Newark n,aoa.
Case. aor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-13
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. July 12-P. ".

MONDAY, July l--f d.
The special feature OF the dealings In mining
stocks to-day was the weakness of the LeadyiIIe
properties which was sufficient to dampen any
inclination there may have been to buy other
stocks. An unusual amount OF business was done
in Chrysolite, and its price declined from 1913
to 93, Little Chief after selling at To- closed at
I'll and Silver Cliff sold at 4.75, buver thirty days,
against 70, regular Saturday. Annie was weak, ana
fell from $685. to 80. South Hite was weak at
155 Climax at 212 and Little Pttsburg fell to 4's
as, and Leadyille was offered at so. Silver Mug
get was the PRINCIPAL stock in the dealings at the
American Board and sold " regular" at BOA LOO,
and at 1.556 1 So on all sorts of buyers options.
The other specialties of that board were dealt IN
to about the usual amounts at steady hg-
urcs. All the sales of Hukell were at LOO. Green
Mountain sold at 3la buyer 60 days. The iow-prlce
stocks at the old board generally were weak Dnr-
ango declined cents TO 50, Buckeye cent to 80
Nav Belle l cent 10 A. and South I5odle 10 ~
Calevaras being steady at 90 and Great Eastern sci,
ling at 80 ex-dividend BUYER 80 days. against 90
regular Saturday. Consolidated Virginia was ~
cents higher at 335. We note sales OF Union Con.
solidated at 2O14a20a4 for small lots, Bulwer AT
2.65 decline of 80 cents, Best * Belcner az %
and Mexican at Sl2 and on buyers aud sellers OPP
ton The market closed dull but unsettled.
Wells, Fargo * Co. will paw the seventh DIVIDEND
of the Dead wood Mining Company July 20. Trans
feTs will close July 10.
NJ Y. MINING STOOk ExOHANGE SALEM
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-13
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
MONDAY. July 12-P. v.

MONDAY July 12-P. "
The principal feature of the stock speculation to-
day was it's duness the total transactions amount-
ing only to 1872 461 shares against 219,5OO shares
last Saturday Next to the dulness the chief charae-
terlstic was the great strength exhibited by prices.
In fact the dealings to-day and those of the first bust
ness day of last week alike as two peas
Then and to-day the principal dealings and the
greatest amount of buoyancy represented by
Erie and the coal stocks. Over onetfth OF to-days
total transactions we're in Erie which after an early
decline of L per cent to 40os rose to 4los Della.
ware Lackawanna and Western rose from 7sls 10
79l4079Is, Delaware and Hudson from 75l4 TO
77L. and New-Jersey Central from 667s to 6si2S
esq., Lven Reading stock, which represents as near
no value as it seems possible for engraved certh-
cate to do. after decline from 1734 to 154 ieit
the influence of promised higher prices for COAL ana
recovered to II. The point to buy Erie was Oh ai-
most every tongue. and the determination OK tho
coal companies to maintain the price per ton o.
coal. even to the extent of total suspension Oh
mining. received more than usual attention from
Spectators.
The granger stocks fuctuated about per cent
selling no higher than Saturday and closing
shade lower. Lake Shore after Il uctuations Of y
per cent closed with gain of l. per cent. and Mich
igan Central rose from 81 to SSl4Gssis. Inc
Northern Pacifcs finally were Is and u per CENT
higher than on Saturday. although tno
preferred stock closed off l per cent from
It's best price. The Southwestern list %
stocks generally we're better but they
were irregular. Wabash preferred closing with .
gain of Il per cent, while the common stock los.
Der cent Western Union was dull between HOO
1O5IaQ105ss. Pacific Mail was strong ana va,
vanced 30 per cent to 41ss-why the buying shou,H
be so urgent as to produce such result Is PRIV,
lem yet unex planned. The market closed duh anu
strong.
The principal dealings in Government bonds wei'
in the per cents at l0sL9I0sis The old ISSUES
were weaker. the biddings being reduced . ~.
cent for both the Is and IS. Annexed are Wv
olosiuo moi A ions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ARCH BIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA. l FIRST
Annual Report Executive Committee With A Msnn
s Z sSna fA0''' '''' w. ''''
The Archaeological Institute OF America
which was organized in Boston in May, 1871 nus AZ
ready made an interesting contribution TO the literature
OF research. This first volume OF it's TRANSACTIONS
contains as Its principal feature copiousv
illustrated paper, by the Hon. Lewis H. norsa.'
on the Houses OF the American Aboiaines' WIN
suggestions for scientific exploration OF these cuiou
ruins In New. Mexico, Arizona, Yucatah' Nooi
America, etc. which indicate a civilization co,e'u
ably advanced than that OF the e&'s''uR ..u'a
tribes MT. Morgan IL well known as an au'noii,S o
Tins subec and his contribution is valuable oo'n io'
ITS excellent summary Of what is already known VI VIC
aboriginal house architecture OF TINS oon'neh', a ~
its practical hints the future Investigator. mr. w.
stllman furnishes report OF careIui eAa"""'.
made by hin under the auspices OF the ins"'ue' u
some remarkable and hitherto undescribed walls, Oh
Mamie Leone In the province Of Grosteto Italy, when
Nj, Dennis in hts Cites and Cemeteries OF Etruria'
refers to as remains of an unknown ancient cH9
Mr. stiman shows conclusively that the runs eeiohs
70 a vast defensive work OF antiquity grea'er thah
that of the Peasg and suggests that they may marx
the original settlement the Umbraus. The last paper
An the pres.nt volume Is the beginning OF series OF
Archaeological Notes on Greek Shores" by Mr.. Joseph
Thatcher Clarke. who Is now engaged In study'us 'no
monuments OF Doric architecture on the coast oi A"
Minor and in the Archipelago, Greece, Corfu Hiaen"
Crsecia Sicily with the special OBJECT OF oo'ans
materials for critical history of the Doric Style ino
report of the Executive Committee after specifying 'he
line OF investigation which the Institute has resolved u
follow In examining the ancient monuments OF America
contains the following interesting statement respecting
scheme for the antiquities OF Greece
They have selected site for exploration wnere 'ney
have every confidence that discoveries Of interest may
be made and they are prepared TO begin work upon IL
so soon as the members of the Institute or the pubic az
large will supply them with the regulate means for
the next year the committee desire for this purpose
sum of not less So 000 II does not seem TO them
desirable to state full the nature of their pans OF
even 10 name the they have chosen, lest comphca
tions which might interfere with the carrying OUT OF
their designs should arise through publicity; but they
will communicate fully upon the matter with any mem
Der OF the institute may desire further Information
than Is here given"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-13
ROBERT BURNS.

Henry w. LonaterO~ In Harpers MagastneJOr Au0''s
/ see amid the fields OF Ayr
A ploughma II, who, IN foul or ialr,
SINGS at his task,
so clear We know not II II
The layerock's song we near or MS,
Nor care to ask.
For hlm the ploughng OF those helds
more esherea harvest yields
Than sheaves or grain
Songs flush with purple boom the ryei
The plOver's call, the curleW's cry,
Sing in bis brain.
Touched by his hand. the wayside weed
Becomes a flower; the lowliest reed
Beside the stream
Il clothed with beauty; Rorse ana grass
Aud alhcr, where his footsteps pass,
The brightest seem.
He sings OF love. whose flame illumes
The darkness OF lone cottage rooms;
lie feels the force.
TIE treacherous undertow and stress,
OF wayward passions, and no less
The keen Tcmorse.
At moments wrestling with his fate,
His voice is narsn. bat not with hate;
the brush wood hung
Above the tavern door lets fall
Its bitter leaf, Its drop oil gall,
Upon his tongue.
But still the burden OF his song
Is love Of night dsdain Of wroDgi
Its masterchOrds
Arc manhood. freedom, brothernooub
It's discords but an lnterlude
Between the words.
And then to die so young and leave
Unfinished what he might achieved
Yet better sure
Js this than wandering up and down.
An old man In a country Town,
r. Infirm and poor.
For now he haunts his native land
! As an immortal youth his hand
Guides every plough;
= He SKIS beside each ingle-nooRi
- HIS voice Is in each rushing brook,
Each rustiinR bough
His presence haunts this room to-nignS
A form of mingled mist and light,
From that far coast.
Welcome beneath this roof OF mineI
Welcome! this vacant chair Is thine,
Dear guest and ghost.
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TIME LIICKY DOC or HOPE MINE


is situated In Humboldt County, Nevada, In the Hum
bold ran OF the Central Paelnc Raj.
road opposite the stations Of Rye Patch, Humboldt
House City. This range has not yet been pros.
pece deepest shaft being less than 2AO feet The
following are the principal mines OF this range; Rye
Patch Sheba Arizona and Henning. Nandewaer
AID the vandewater Placer The production OF the district
Sl4 90. In the Lucky Dog Mine there
orc ready med without additional dead
work 5000 VIII CHI assays $50 per ton giving an
600 The from the Lacky Dog Mine
are now being through the mill 81 the
Vandewater God Silver Mining Company.
which the adj dining mountain Anyone be d. mining
exper or ayman by visiting this mine verify the above
estimates a. quantity and valne OF the ore exposed
Tie Lucky has at be sedhed down tho
mountain and hauled down the canyon sacked
and hauled by wagon nine mi es TO the an1ewstsg MIL
which royalty is paid This makes the present
cost VI working the ore more than $50 per ton
When proper machinery erected at the NINE the
se mined and milied Tor less than 81 per ton
This may be regarded as practically nexlAustlboi
location 1900 by 900 feet The vein Is eonteot vein
aud nearly nat tho walls being black slae ana poiphyry
developed b. Which makes the mning easier
there neither hOisting 10 DO done nor
pumped This property wiz DO sold Tor one hair
the Of the In sight Ample time VIII be given
parties 10 examine and provo these statements All OK
penses examination will he paid by the owners OF the
bond Apply personally or by letter Ia Room 81 No. lilo
broadway, NewYok City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-13
saN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday, July II, 1880.
ne
MINING Aaoeta,ed Press Teregrams.l

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 1.-the bull
lion shipments to-day werei Morgan, 81 500 {:
Brooks, II, 800 Horn Silver. $4,000.
VIRGINIA CITY, Nevada. July 12.-At 8 o'clock
Yesterday evening the carpenter and blacksmith
shops the rope house, tramway to ore dump and ore
dump of Gould & Curry were burned down. The
FIRE is supposed to have been the work Of an ncen-
diary The loss amounts 70 $4,000.
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ricbor and the veins

tho mines are becoming richer aud the veins
stronger az depth ~ attained.
I ne Cromwell holster is up and working Wen.
The ore i'm the south shaft is improving. Moulding
of the brick for the new boler-house VIII Dc M
Ished this week.
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New Fluctuations.
HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST
FOR AUGUST
Contains:

poRERT BURNS. A Poem. BY Henry w. Longfelow.
With Three Illustrations
THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUND. BY Philip o. Suit
A., at the old whar-Moonight in the vaeysylveser's
Classic fieldMorDng In the Meadow-Tbe Dwarf Cedar
On their own Doorspep-Table dHote Sheep under the
Thorn. Tree-The Young Girl in Riding was
Hair and meeting the shepherd ana DIS
Flock. Tail. Piece
FIsHAND MEN IN THE MAINE IsLANDs-I. BY
w H. Bishop
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leaning Fsh.-A Flake ara
Hakers of Hallway Rock.-wid Fowl Shooting IN the
Brakers-A snub -HuIks Orr's Island Sing" on
Monhegan Island-vesges Of Prosperity, Burnt CoVe-A
Deer Island House, Dutes-Cabin ofaJig
Ker-Underrunning the Trawl-Brngng Home the sheep"-
Ry.pATYs III THE MoUNTAINs-IL BY Rebeccs
Harding Davis -.
Ilus;ratous-In the Allegheny Mountans-Vfew on the
svanranop-AM ountaineers Hut.SugarC Cane MIL In the
Plak in the Black Mountains
View of the Black Mountains from Giass House-fePsce
At Glasss-view Craggy Peak from the Path TO Mount
Muchel-Grave Of Professor Mitchell the Summit OF
Mount MchelL-on the Road TO Asheville-sreet Scene
Waynesviue-On the Porch at Mrs. BrghPs
HENRY OF NAVARRO BEFORE PARIS. A Poem. BY
Nora Perry. WITH an ILLUSTRATION
MR. ToLMAN. A Story. BY p. r Stockton. With three
illustrations
AMAHTIN SUMMER IN THE GARDEN OF FRANCE
BIZ Moncure d. conway.
IIustrations-La Pile de sant-Msrs.-vew OF Tours
Chateau gesst Martin Dividing his Cloak with the
peeear-Tomb OF ST Martin Of ToursIantern
Of Rochecoi bon CormeTy abbey.
THE CRUISING CANOE AND ITS OUTFIT. BY c. +.
Chase
HIustratons-Tbe Cruising Canoe" Shadow" Canoe
Canadian CanoeThe Racine Canoe Canvas Canoes Lake
George Camp-A Canoe Csmp-Camp-stoo, or Table-Csmp
Camp Lie DEVICE iof TWO
Carriers-PortIee Yoke
WHITE WINGS: YACHTINi ROMANCE. By
William Black. Chapters XXXVIiIXL
Illustrations IL piece" My Father"
BOAT SONG BY Emily Huntington Miller.
wAsHINGToN SQUARE. novel BY Henry James. jr.
Chapters VIi.-X1i
A BoATINS ADVENTURE. BY John Esten Cooke
MARY ANERLEY. novei.-tConcludcd) By r. d.
Blsckmore. Chapters XLIV-LVIL
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
MI wnkte Collins International copyrght-The ON.
mating Conventon-Madsme pArbay's Dsry-Ths Pas
James IT,, as Novelist
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD
EDITORS DRAWER
BARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HARPERs MAGAZINE one Year ...--........-...s 81 90
BARPER's WEEKLY. one Year ................... 90
HARPERs BAZAAR one Year..---...-.-.-.--....... 90
HAMPERS YOUNG PEOPLE. one Year.....-.--..... 30
HaRFEss MfskG9. one 90
HAKPEKs BAZAAR. .....-...)
HARPERs MAGAZINE. $500 ona Year 100
HAHPEKs WEEKLY ..--.--.-..b
HARPERs MAGAZINE....... ona Var 700
UARPER'S BAZAR
HARPERs WEEKLY .....-.... I'm. War Inn
HARPEH'S BAZAk.....-.......t -
HARPER a. BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, New. York City.
DECENT TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
T,,u ne Index for 1879 Price 500
Tribune Mining Digest Price Price ~;
~mneis E1ua...:., rice ivo
(ppiful ard Labor. Robert Coll Price l0c
TRIBUNE. New.yOfk.
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Cost ano 5cnno.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
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q SA REWARD.-LOst June 20, 1880, a
qDseO Geneva hunting gold watch Nos $685. and
90 800. marked a H. and A j. above reward paid
asked returned 10 Dr. Grt H. 1888
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quotations /:

State bonds were neglected. with sales onD
Alabamas, class A, at 59i2a59. Louisiana coH'''
are quoted 48l< bid. IN.
The business in city bank stocks includes ~
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THE BONANZA CHIEF
aoLp MINING CoMPANY
Can,tal 81 100000. sharea 81 each, unasseassbla

President W. W. WICKEs; ycepreadent MICHAEL
SN OW; secretary, r. f. BROOKE directors SBAkNES,
n A. RICHARDSON q. q. ROBINSON, ALANSOS
TRAsK. ". ". WICKES. MICHAEL SNOW, OF New'Yorki
COLE SAUNDERS, Montana
For partic inquire al the Office,
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forces. Carriages. 1arness. &r.

TOR SALE.-A Park Top Phaeton, In per-
feet ordsr, sloo. Apply at Winfield stables ITO wost
koth.st
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Bnsiness Gbanfes.

CAPITAL wanted to introduce an article
~ used extensively by railroads builders &C: invesisa
requested large amount Of capital required Adrsss
J PARTICULAR Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-13
IL O'CLOCK TO gig O'CLOCK.

n YJ,E a West Union Pac LIST Mtg tCC&IClstM
New % Con 1000 .ll2f Trust Co Ger As
6s 900 ....es,< n Y Cent LIST Coup Supplementary
a. 900 .sSTI 1000. lZ7 2 10000. ........s6f
Hndson r 2ds 'lOstP M La Metropolitan FL lss
= 900 - llOla 500. :. lO4 10000. .b3.. .99t
Nan a Rio Gfande Mobile a q lst Kan Pac lsJ Con
lat con 500 49,. zoos 5000. .b3.. .e4k
lOOO -. 81 Oregon r & lst ST & Ir Mon "a
100 ii2DI Grit Western 20 n.
10000. 10Th
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MoRNIENSG5s S sTAK MINING COMPANY
Organized under the laws of NewYOrk
Location of Mines CARBONATE HILL. LEADvILLB
Capital Stock s6oooOOO 100000 shares Par Value $40
STOCK FULL PAID AND UNAssEssAoLE
GENERAL OFFICES of the company: No 10 Csdarss,
PEP9sIIoRY Gontnsnta National . B. H, NsSYcSs
York.
President. Hon. JNo. l. ROUTE
s sscf,f aTS, GEO sE5 t s. TERRY Ioi-
General Manager Of the Mines, JOS. ". WATSON.
TRUSTEES
Hon J1O RGG p Of %Ss s S9sss us %
NORTH HITE AND YOSEMITE GOLD
Capital of 81
F, H. sPooNER, prssiasns CO..
". F. CLEwEIL Financial gent,
Offices 50 Broadway rooms % and 3d. ..
%iass es 20 hs s
ends II self prudent nvestors.
Prospectus mailed on application.
ROBERTSON ELECTRIC
sS $1,000 snsrss par s
LIsD1E E'l ' ssa asf
tnsr which
ractoy except those containing lead al cost OF 50 per
An heterogeneous upon the patents owned by the com
pany will be promptly prosecuted. o.. , AVA
Principal oice Rooms 20 and "a No SO Broadway. New
York
TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATED MINING Co
PIONEER DISTRICT PINAL C., CoUN o t AE II RS
OFFICERS Earnest A. Des Marets, President IN. Y.
stock Exchanged c. c. Murphy, Vce.Presdent LAndley
Seaman Treasurer. Board OF TRUSTEES
Theodore Williams, Vernon seaman 9. q. Murphy, W; r.
Clewel, John Robertson. Financial Agont-Theodore
Williams, u. Y Mining EXCHANGED No IS BroadTay New
YORK. Register Of Transfers NewYort-Uniop Trust
Company. Counsel Remington Vernsm, No. 1913 Broad
way, New-York Hon A w. Blair. san francisco. Cal
Mining Superin tendent-F. +. Benton
1PFfCE, No. SO BROADWAY NETWORK.
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filming.

49, -~>--~~-1~~->~
LIZA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ WICKFS MONTANA.
Capital sJ 100000 shares. $40 each. Unassessabie
Present price, SO 90.
OFFICERs-Presdent. w. W. Wickes VicePre'ldehe
Michael Snow; Secretary. r. Y. Brooke
DIRECrORs-W.W. Wickes A. =. Barnes Alanson irask
L. NJ Sheldon Michael snow. ew.York b. T. Hauser Coie
Saunders Montana
OFFICE 10 AND ls WALL STREET.
BARCELONA MINING COMPANY,
ID NYE COUNTY, NEVADA.
Office 10 broadway. New YORK.
Ipcorporaed upier the of the state OF New YORK
apal 100000 in shares OF the par vaue OF $50
Full paid and unassessable
President David G. Fe,ris; Ete.PresdenL Al es'g n
Barnes: Trustees David c. Ferris A. Severance n ~
W. T. Leon, Belmont Nevada. John Jones' U b. senator
Nevada IL Vhings l3u Pear ST. New YORK; samuel j.
Burre 40 Broadst, New York VIM Tasier Sn2eryisoor
Albany Co n Y. superintendent Of mines, W. r. Buford
CompSpys Bankers. American Exchange National BanKi
Regfstl Transfers, Union Trust Company New'fok
Com = Counsel, Holmes and Adams
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COLORADO CE MIRA CO. CONSOLIDATED
AT Georgetown Clear County Col Uerm US o. me
Colorado Central Rarosd). Capital stock s3OoonpO IN
400 600 shares value, $40 Non assessspe once ~
Finest CITY Register Farmers Joan ff1,'
Hern r. Batter Secretary aud Treasurer Albert hronn
Assistant Secretary Paul o. dEsterhazy Manager 10 COL
do Ganr Hall.
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Eaw 5rhools
INSTITUTE,

Albany LAW SCHOOLGIRL term begins
~ september Z. 1880. circulars address HORACE r.
SMITH Dean OF Law school, Albany, y. y.
CT. LOUIS LAW SCH00L.-Term opens
- october H. 1890 Tuition $50 year no extras For
circular address HENRY HlIChCoSh' pean'