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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
Tribute of Respect.

At special meeting of Shenandoah Lodge,
No. &c. /. o. G. Templars, on the afternoon of
December 10TH 1879. the following Preamble
and Resolutions were submitted ana unan-
inouly adopted:
=, w HEREAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God-the
str ana freSeryer of mon and the Ruler of
tne unly efse-in His wisdom to call from the
.niuSt OF our fraternal brotherhood aud from
~ BOSOM OF his family. GEORGE w. III rt,ssoH
~ y, uweii, as we trust, ia the mansions of the
S ana To enjoy the companIonshlp Of the Re
Hesosred, That while we bow in humhl. suf,
mission TO the VIII of Him who is too wise ro
CIT. 700 good to be unkind," We esteem il our
:, iieee TO give expression to cur deep sorrow
anu sense OF loss, Yet rejoice in the TACT of eur
ueceaseu erother's cheerful resignation 10 tie
summons from world of suffefir q Il I'M pta zion
ann SIN TO endless bliss in Heaven.
nsso'usd' lnat we tender our heartfelt sv,n-
pathy to his bere:tyeil wido.y ", children sister
ana brothers, and assure Them that in this hour
OF oar ness they weep not alone. We colpmend
shem to the Incompatible sympathy OF the
Savior of mankind.
Rssolrsd, That we. of Shenandoah I,od o. of
which organization the deceased was faithful
member, wear the usual badge of mourning for
twenty days.
Rfsolotd. That a copy of these resolutions be
sent TO tho family of the deceased, and also be
entered upon the Journal.
On motion, the newspapers of the town yere
requested to publish the same.
J.ED.DUKE, Sec'v. w. C. T..
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J. Ed. DUKE. sec,v. = ~
A Revelation Burst

when, over twenty five yesrs ago. thai yra nd re-
suit of medical research and ynthetic skill Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, was given the world.
Soon after II had been started its mia
sion It was discovered thatits botanic properties
lar surpassed thote of The approved mineral rem
consequences of lis general use hss been to dis
abuse mems minds of many absurd medical fal-
iacies and to demonstrate the superiority of veg
etable remedies. II conqners and prevents mais-
rial levers, dyspepsia. chronic constipa ton, a
tendency to kidney and bladder ailments aod
rheu matism. and ia of the greatest value in
of bodily trouble arising from weakrers Old
people arc greatly aided by it. and it is higl.y
servicesbie to cohvalescents ladies deica fe
with one on long Journeys, and counter.cts tho
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
A earn.

To all who are suffering from tho errors an in
discretion of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay loss of manhood. &c.. Il will send a recipe
that will cure you. FREE Of CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY a missionary in
south America seud self addressed envelope to
the Rev. JosEPH I. IsmAx, Station D. N.,o y;ore
Oily. 49, "a. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
COMMISSIONERS N0TICE.

IA The Circuit Court If Je6erson County,
Vest Eryinia::
r. G. BURKHAkT, Admir- de boni, non of Flu
aa tpih Y Moore, decd. assignee of Rachel
son. County, administrator de bonis NON If
Samue! Moore. deceased as assignee of Marv
Jenny Jacob Ehgla ard Virginia his w ito
Daniel Cockrill and Elisabeth lis wife. Thos''
osGourn and abby his wife A. j.. Black ford
county, Acknowledgements dc bc,.is ron of Jnbn
Biackford, Plaintiffs,
Against
WILLIAM o. MACoUGHTRY. Adminis.r.+or
with tine VIII annexed of Minor fInrst 10
ceased, John strotlIrr Moore, Executor of
Serara ID. Moore, deceaScd, ard James "
Moore, the unknown heirs and DISTRIBUTORS rs
Susan Wilson, deceased, the nuknow,,' i,e;, g
aud distributes of John Moore tiac.a sed h.,
his second wife, the unknown heirs oI,d ais
tr,0utecs OF william, Moore. deceased. the mn
known heirs and distributes of Nancy Wat
son, deceased. Dcfsndasts.
IN CHaNCERY
(Ertract Jronl Decree Of Nt,y I'd. 1879 y
ssrE'H1S cause coming on to be heard ON the
u papers farnieriy read and fled. and lilo
motion OF tho Plaintiff. through counsel To
refer the cause to "a COMMISSIONER, wherennon
tneS0Grt doth decree that the cause he 90. re-
Ic'Ted. wlth instructions to settle the account
OF MINOR Hurst as Administrator of Daniel
Moore. deceased. but the Court does NOT at this
time pass uron any matters ;.ffrct,pp tie ores
ZION OF the i1aDlI1ty or eIoneration OF the sure
bles OF sara MINOR Hurst in his official Bond or
as 10 tie questions raised by the DlrnnInpS.
whether IespIainlf IL barred by flo 8. otnte
from recovering any amount which may he
ttf.' VIC tp
Copy-Teste.
u
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A LII parties indebted to me will please com.
"A forward and settle their accounts, as they are
business by tho first of March, and in order to
MAKE a clear sett,ementI must have all accounts
paid by til at time. -.
shall also offer my Desirable Stock of
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, SC.
at COST. for si,ty Dsys. bat positively eo credi,
for that time. Respectfully,
January s.lsse. Free Pres. copy.
ETTG CURED Promptly and Perma-
~ LIN neRtiy.s send bottle of my cello
orAted remedy, With valuable treatise ON this
n q rec to all sufferers who send me their
r. o. and Express address.
On. d. G. ROOT
NJ, OK 700 No. ls3 Pearl ST. New York
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MIscELLANEoU s.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Y aluable Lots,
REAL ESTATE,
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, IN AND
NEAR BOLIVAR.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust made on the
ID 18th day OF July. 1875, by Catherine Hagau.
duly recordesli IN the cerE's mice of JefIers.s,
County, Deed Bouk A, page s42, and by the re-
qnest of Edwafi Tearney. tho cestuiquetrust in
seven Notes executed by Patrick Hagan TO Ed
ward Tearney. amounting TO s.. 200. with inter
est from dates mentioned IN said Deed of Trust.
Con two OF tue Notes. one of S1.oo0.00 dated
septem Der LIST. 1871 and one $500 90 dated An
gust 9th, iss2. Cornelius j. Hagan Is \ co-obIi-
before the Mountain View Hotel at Hsrper,s
Ferry,
SATURDAY, January SIst,
1850. at IL O'Clock noon, the foliowinc Proper.v:
One Lot Of Acres, 8 Ie. and 26 I'erches !;
One Lot of 8 Acres;
One Lot Of Acres and 81 Perches;
One Lot of2 Ac,es and 8 ferches;
One Lot ot2 Acres, 9 r. and IA i'erches:
One Lot of l Acre, 5 e. and 10 Perches;
One Lot Of Acre 2 r. and 90 PercAes:
One Lo, of 3 Acres aud 30 Isrches
AND ONE LOT IN BOLIVAR,
being lot No. 10 as numbered on plat made by
yel ed 10 Patrick Eacan by Thomas s. Roeken-
hangh and wife, bv deed bearing date jane O.
1892. Said lots, except the IN DoliFar, to-
Cether constitute
Beautiful Little Farm
OF 81 Acres. l Rood and ID Perches,
whish is improved by large Two-sToRY
1NGS and . BARN, with q FINE SPRING.
The Land is of C God Qualify, productive and
fertile and in fac state of Improvement.
II necessary the others will be sold separately
also, but will first be offered as one farm.
TERMS CASH.
December % 1873. Trustee.
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We had pleasant visit from Isaac
Fouke, Esq, of the .Charlestown bar. AR
Il. is counsellor OF solid attainments and
has been in successful practice for over fortv
years. We were glad to see him LOOKING
hale and hearty artinsbura .States,,,,ls
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06

Messrs. Lippitt & Co. have had their b.v
scales put in condition to weigh stock, and
will be prepared to weigh cattle, &c, here,
after.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06

= : :
Nd l ; z s l, l. a N e = Y 3
----r1@ ZOOS
=,
1870 E.lF ord yEfnfo,. 1870
1915 EstsA ana ~ AAtCEs 1olUe
GNT nCNTTTTT,cy
= 0SLD5bll 1 Fl -
oSOsi IL sAREs
Main street, chariesto~n
$. 80
# uItseosi 1Nceesttes, ttefcctS,
Dress Goods, koarniay Goods,
osG p1s.. ls 30 -. hsa Cores.
-. 80 = sS,.'s :, s'".1ss"Sss
A.te Goods. Housekeeping Goods,
Gems Ready ,sl Made 5eg csoia;sg
Has and Cops BINS ony S5o,.
80. 80 s sN" .910es,
Pess, sSeee"ess, os.
M7E,.Is pleasure to isio.m gu. eu..om.r.. o.
ns,, sns sAs,oss adai.iess 10 our numerous De-
some of the different styles OF Goods for our FaIi
sss wts,ss .ss; which We are eea,assl
vr,vrre
full line q, Lyon. and cstm.a ysl.s,s. all
NutEllttSs
Our line Of pasisssa Novelties is eompis,sia
efieeys psL sA m A1e selyst
Man. psks 49, Sot' :, = esonne.
Blaek Stls a-mnys.ss., M. A DuSns'as,
.. 49, ~ -
Comprising cashmeres. DrEp D'Ete. Heuris,sa
Tiotns. Ssiaeis Hair Creme Cloths Bomba=ine,
.amise. nlerines iPHens apd Mohsirs conr>
teu.o Crepe, rolled and folded, Tor trimming
ana 'e"in purposes.
DRESS afnlS
.t;n .
ment of Plain ana e. 4. an siegsnt ss,ort-
Seysit;s. a ID ar 1~1sJ oooos 10 our
@Ae
hAH0kERcniEFS,
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=, Notice is hereby given that will exeente
the foregoing decree AT my office in Charles
town, West Virginia, ON Friday. tho s0ti- day
CLEON MOORE,
9anuary y. lS-u-4t Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06

MISS MAaILL's READING I've have
heard but one opinion expressed about the
effect of Miss Magiil's public reading on
Friday night. and it is universally commen-
ded as brilliant success. Her elooution is
fauitless, her voice sweet and flexible, and
her manner natural and attractive. Her
pathos in scenes requiring this quality was
inoomParable; whilo in humorous passages
the laughter and tumultuous applause of the
audience attested her power and success
ne haYe been informed that Miss Mapill
VIZ &c the earnest solicitation of many who
-Snos have the pleasure of hearing her On
FRIDAY and under the auspices of the Good
Iemplars. give another Reading Mt an e.r,n
ea5-perhnPs on Monday night next.
Inc Maine election returns, after being
examined and reported upon by the Deme
ocratic Governor Garcelon and his co,no;,
according to law. were found no. to Give tha
Republicans the Legislature, whereupon .
great howl was set up in that camp. The
governor remained firm, however, and sncb
legal points as had not already been asindi-
Gated were submitted to the Supreme Sonr,
of the State. Counting out in Louis;sn.
and counting out in Maine, it seems. are .1vo
different things
The. Baltimore Sun Almanac for 1890 ;.
on our table, welcome visitor. IL ia nm
embodiment OF much useful and valuable in
formation, and the many readers of the SIM
TO whom il is sent, will preserve it carefuIly
a.. an important book of reference.
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COMMissIoNER's NOTICE.

H
Il, the Circuit Court of Jefferson Coun,y
Hest Trgiaid. In term Noeen,5er 2oH.
1879.
DANIEL B. LUCAS, Trustee, &C., Plaintiff
Against
JAS A. oSBoURN, Trustee &c, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
AN consideration whereof it is adiadre1
" ordered and decreed by the Court, That All.
cause be referred to a Commissioned of this
Court With INSTRUCTIONS to ascertain and renort.
1st. The real estate of wiiich Jacob SnysIer ;s
seized seized and possessed. situated in Jefferson
Gonnty, ITS value and animal rem tai value
I'd. Tho liens upon such real estate with thai
amounts amor and respective priorities. and any
i,a matters desmed pertinent by the Commits.
sioner or required BY any of the parties
Notice of the tlme aud place of eSecutine
snis decree to DC given by Publication for four
successive weeks, III some newspaper puhIisSa -
In sn Jefferson county, shall be equivalent to per
seiSlee upon the ties, and report eff his
proceedings to the next term of this Cont
a True Extract-Teste
F.P. LYNCH
CIeTk of thu r.
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Inc Supreme Court of Appeals will meet
s.. onarseston on Wednesday, the 18th in.H
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C, T. z. LYNCH,
CLERK of he.Clreuit Court.
NOTICE

MOTTO. Notice is hereby given to all the parties in
terested, that shall proceed to execute the pr,
visions of the foregoing decree. at my place of
18th, 1880. :
GEO. w. T. KEARSLEY
January G. 1ssQ-4t. Cnmmissinn.r
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We were pleased to receive visit, few
days since, from Mr.. s. B. English, who was
reared in oharlestown and worked at the
printing business several years here, Blu.
S mno' curing an absence of twenty odd years,
ss iesiueo at various times in California,
isS t and elsewhere. He is now engaged
in the government printing Office II W.
ington, and looks as if "IIncle ssrn asu.
treating him we'll Ssm were
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RGTIGE.

7. q Il n Oh,
Clerk of tue Circuit Court.
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PUBLISHED AT BALTIMORE ND
1880. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. 1850
A Paper for all Glasses of the People and II
'eiS department I'M nj oil Life. Independent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04

NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK.
NEw-YORK, Dec. ~ 1879. )
r5NHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTIONS
M tb bank and inspectors OF the ensuing cleo
ton win be held the banking house on Tuesday January
TO- PAoN' j. L. EVERlrr,
Cashier
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election Notlees.

OFFICE COMMUNAL INSURANCE Co. }
No 100 BROADWAY NEW YORK, Dee. y, 1871
V,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors FOR
this company held on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
January ths Office The pol VIII open az ~ noon ana
remain open one hour u hNS hi.~>' 000iO'',.
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n. Y. Inning STOOK E1CHA YGE SALES.
s,1rs AFTER THE SECOND CALL.


SATURDAY, Jan. 3-P IL
The stock speculation to-day opened strong and
continued strong at advancing prices until the ast
bour The business was we'll dlstrl buted and there
were few or no stocks which did not participate IN
the general buoyancy. The predicted January
"boom seemed to have made its appearance
even earlier than it was expected, ana
the disposition to SOW that later profits might be
rcaped was a marked feature Of the early business
But the sudden change which occurred AFTER
o'clock indicated that some one had not Only
reaped. but was engaged in gathering III the mar
vest. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy stock was
conspicuous for an advance from 1917 70 1lSl2 with
final sales at 1873 for reasons rcfrJed TO yesterday
But the whole market was inbilant without refer
cnce 10 the special causes affecting the sales OF C g.
and O. Northwest advanced to 913i. st. Paul to II
Hannibal and ST. Josephto 80, Lake Erie aud West
ern 10 81. Lake Shore to 1908. Missouri. Kansas
and Texas TO 34i2. Erie TO 43%, Ohio and
Mississippi to 30l4. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western 10 S5la. New-Jersey Central 10 S2la,
Wabash to A Pacific Mail to 3Sl2 and other stocks
in proportion. Finally. however, the buying move
mept seemed to have exhausted itself and the de
cline Immediately began and continued to the end.
The final changes are about evenly divided between
the advances aud the declines. but the decline seem
,noly was only checked by the sounding Of the
gong.
The final changes from Yesterdays closing prices
are AZ follows: Declines-Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western indianapolis. Cincinnati and Laiay-
cite Mobile and Ohio. and OHIO and Mississippi,
each Ia: Northwest preferred Northern Pacific Ohio
and Mississippi preferred, Iron Mountain.
and Wabash preferred, each IA; Hannibal
and st. Joseph preferred, IS; Rock Island
and ST. Paul common and preferred, each l.; Mich
iean Central and Erie, each IS Northwest. Read
ing. Union Pacific. and Atlantic and Pa
cifc Telegraph, each 81: New-Jersey Cen
tral. 7s: Carada Southern, Ia; Pacific Mail,
49,: Lake Shore and Nashville, Chattanooga
and 81. Louis, each 1l2; and Western Union,
o uer cent Advances-Iliinois Central. Is Cleve-
land and PttsbuTg G., c. and l. c. Hannibal and
st. Joseph Morris and Essex, and st. Paul and
Siouz City each Il; Delaware and Hudson, b; Alton
and Terre Haute, Boston Air Line Marietta and
Cincinnati second preferred. st. Louis and San
Francisco common and preferred. and United
States Express, each u; Louisville and Nash
vile o. Chicago and Alton. Central and Hudson and
ST. Paul and Sioux City preferred, each 81; Mis-
and OHIO second preferred, 1Ss; Chesapeake and
Ohio first preferred and Oregon X. r. and Naviga-
sour. Kansas and Texas, ls: Alton and Terrc Haute
preferred aud Adams Express. each Il; Chesapeake
ton. each Zig; Albany and Susquehanna, Lake Erie
| and Western and Panama, each 2; Houston and
| Texas. 412; and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
| 10ss per cent.
STOCK Markell
| x.r1sTtes ~ ne GsLd and Stock TsteuaSh 6ompanr
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Cost an0 (ouno.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRlBUNEWILL BE RECEIVED AT THEUP
TOWN OFFICES No. I.2Bs Broadway, corner hi y1rst-
at or 3Os West Twenty thrist- corner Elghthays,,
no o. East FOurecDtbst, corner Union square Iov
Third ave. Forty sevenhsti st the HARLEM oFFhch
No ThndaNe. one hundred aHdtwentyiourth:st
(Harlem Savings Eaak building up TO p H. at regu ar
Office rsios
4 0ST.-Leit III Il car of the Elevated Road,
al Chatham square station. about II A. m SATURDAY,
small Manuscript The finder viii kindly leave u az
station SHE Elevated Road OF ~ lO6 Chatham 81
I OST- Bank book No. 95,9S6 OF the Ger
man savings Bank. The finder is requested TO lcsyet
al inc bank II restored before the is OF De-
ccmbe 1872 application VIII be maze To the DanK Tor new
book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04

State bonds were rs dali rs usual. aud the 9nly
transaction was IN Tennessee g. Old, ~ 3Z p LOu-
isiana consols we're quoted ut 45iin 1914. 49,.
OF city bank stocks there were sold twenty ShaTe5
of American Exchange ct ll3.
The dealings IN railroad bonds covered an unusu'
ally large variety, and generally at advancing
prices The Ere issues however, were lower; sec,
first gold consols 3 to 1l5i2 large ousl,
ness was done i'm Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas seconds with an advance from -
to 49li ana final sales at isle The hrst c0nse 7
vere less active and only steady az 02"t0 33G"Zs
Cbesaneake and ONO frsts, series b. rose rom "
TO 64l on light business, and the currency interest
debts advanced from 81 to 3oO3I =. Lcfe wac
nm active buylug Of Mobile and ONO debcnc
lures on the company's favorable SHOWING. OF
EARNINGS: the increase of the last SIX months beng
sufficient to provide for the interest Oh the ItSt
mortgage bonds. and TO insure The payment 3l
far rate Of interest upon The hist ucDei,
tures next Juy which arc entitled 10 1
per cent each wear before the second dchentur
can receive any interest The first debenlufcS
advanced from G2 20 61lo, and tho second dcDeii-
tures from 3gl, 10 1885, the fourth dcbentur sell
ing at 33. st. Louis 6nd iron MoHntam IIs' ~,
comes rose from 81 10 s30 SIS tahaua
Southern frsts from S0is TO SOL ana ONO ana
Mi-sss,ppi sinking funds from / 10 10 lloi2. Dem
yer and Rio Grande iirsts made Il further advance
o ner cent to O73i aud Texts Pacific incomes rose
10 G07s Tie Issue. of Central and Union Pacihc
were al sriOng. Morris and EsseX consols sofa az
1O7 and construction bonds at 30l2. ~ -
The Sub-TreasuTy to-day lost H12l ~ on Dai-
auce made up bv q coin io-s of Sl,O31ojl, less q
currency gain Of S115.GJ9. The bank statement
shows a steady movement, the Disbursements by thc
Sub-IreasuTv for lie week overcoming the amount
OF shipments Ia tho interior. The following are the
totals OF the statement
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Week.

.RenOrts the week incomplete
difference STATED report FOR week 1870 is II
complete.
Al and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
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Money to-day was less active. and the bulk 81
business ranged from per cent 10 q aud Gl added
Accounts were made mp early, ana after that money
was offered at per cent. Al s. Louis exchange on
New-lOr6 has advanced 10 90 cents discount,
while at Chicago % again D. weaker ana
quoted at 5OG2J cents discount. The iEr1.-
Irer at Washington to-day received 36Sooo
~ National back notes Tor redemption. Inc Gus
tom. REGENTS were S}jOGll ard the internal reyo-
nuc receipts were $500. 53s. The receipts Of Ma
topal bank no es tor redemption for the week end
ing today a. compared with the corresponding
prliod OF last year, were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04

The London markets are reported dull ana quiet.
Consols first declined 10. but later advanced q,
limited States bonds rose Is higher all around 5s
AT IO6io digs at 10. and As at 1908 Erie com
mon declined u to 44l2 preferred was steady at
72l2 and second consols and fnnhAd hs each
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Giles GorERYMENT STOCK DEpAsrHsNr

FIRST CALICO:
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~ :. buyer 10 days. lex diyiaend.
c1o.r.a rrIcrs or rmLApELrmA srocks.

Government bends were less active thar yesdter-
day. and for some issues not qnie rs ilrnl' lnSS
business AT the Boards included S1O,oOO rsRSdcIcu
lO29s; S2S. 800 coupon 5s ut 1859 a and
$4,000 registered of 1921; aud fzo,OUV
coupon and 50 900 registered Is ut 1858. DlsttSV
Of Columbia ,j-6Js stronger, Win saies ~ o
The Inarlet closed dull and steady at the anheAeu
quotations:
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rose u higher at OF and So respectively.
Illinois Central was unchanged at 103, and Penn
sylvania Is higher at 50. The Bank of England to-
day lost 100000 bullion on balance At Paris
French 3 per cents rose from s1.T5 to sl,9O. and
fell 10 SLIGO; sight exchange on London beng 23.22
francs 10 the Z.
Niessrs Morton, Bliss & Co. offer for sale the
Chicago. milwaukee aud st. Paul Railroads Dakota
Extension first mortgage per cent bonds due IN
1908 also the Minneapolis aud st. Louis Railways
first mortgage per cent gold bonds due IN 1909.
Either one Of these issues offers favorable Opportu-
mites 10 investors.
Tho gross earnings of the following railroads
arc reported:
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
1873. 1879
ToUrfh woek OF Dec. sI7AIl3 $500. 90 Inc ti77. 57
......... S,45i 500 l0O0JcOO lac 54 LAO
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Second week OF Dec. SG4So $4,000 Inc sIltI
Tie receiver OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
road reports his receipts fof September and October
this year as $l50,2Sl. against receipts Of %2oJ,IOZ
for same time in 1873 ;iiucrease, 81 &c. 2e.
The Engineering and Mining journal reports the
production of anthracite coal for the week ended
December 27 and Tor the year ended December 81
as follows:
WccE Year.
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% Ubom II man Concern

XVANTED.-Inf of the heirs of Cap
w tain JAMES SMITH, deceased; q Norwegian by
birth who came from Chust Liverpool and New
YORK city between 1910 and lS4o was married In New
Work 10 an irish woman and 10 California IN man
steamer In 1919 leaving wife ana two sons who nvIns
may hear something their aavaage y addressing WITH
proofs Of their identity. l.. w. hlLlhhS ,
NA Martinez Cal
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financial.

aus NArVo-, LAND ASD MINING 90 or AuforNA(
Executive once, Nos and II Nas al
NTW lOgk, Dec. 81, 1873. ,
y ASSESSMENT OF 30 CENTS
= on each share 81 mo PREF RiIp ana tO1MON
STOCK b. now payable or before January 10,
I--l. wl.ru 10 10 De- delinquent
And 81 STOCK DIVIDEND of 90 per cent has beon DE-
clarc4 frm pr sent s-men upon t' siooA upln
snail have boon pal. n c-h or shall
not b. sclinqucnt Oh the iOth day ~ lnrarf so m
Ass'stsnt~ecr
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HASsIBsL Asp -. !osErn RAILROAD coMPdST

No. 10. BROADWAY, NEw -YoES. Dec. "a $40. ;
COUPONS DE JANUARY 1, 1880, 81
- s3.oO0o0o u MISSOURI STATE PER CENT
BONDS. Known tine Hannibal and Joseph Issue" an'
; 200.0nO lJnd5 Of the HANNIBAL AND ST JOSEF
RAILROAD Cameron Branch, will be paid on and after tn
Gay January 1885, at the Bank Of North America 80
AZ Walst. New-YOrk. JOHN y. HILTON. secretary.