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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-05

J. B. EMERY's
New Retail and Nll|Ga|| |
GENERAL STORE.
4 '''' y
take pleasure in stating to my customs
and the public in general that | will u
WHOLESALE
at less prices than they can lay them dow
here A general store OF well-selecl
snring and summer stock, and am able
sell cheaper than ever before, because
have bought all new fresh goods and \
doing my own transportation, which l
lows me to sell cheaper than any oth
firm in the Territory; therefore giving !
my customers and friends the adyauta3
of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and d
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugar
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, BOe
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness s7
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hid
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
]. B. EMERY
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

There seems to be multiplicity of can
didates for the speakership, with chances
in favor Of a western man, Hiscock' pros
poets being somewhat lessened by having
antagonized the administration by his at
titude toward the element in the New
York State convention. The Greenback-
ers as usual claim the balance Of power,
but the hard money democrats declare
that they will support a straight out Re
publican before they would see one Of
these false teachers elevated to the dignity
Of welding the gavel over the Speakers
desk.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Texarkana lies partly within Arkansas
and partly within Texas, with a broad
stress marking the boundary. It has two
mayors, and the State laws governing on
one side have no binding force on the 9TH
er. Arkansas made severe enactment
against the free sale Of fireworks. where
upon the hardware merchants moved
their stores to the the other side Of the
street, thus going into Texas, where the
sale Of revoiycrs like their use, is frae.
The Arkansas mayor issued a proclama-
against the sale Of liquor on Sunday.
greatly to the advantage Of the saloon in
Texas, until the vendors on the Other
side moved over and gained the custo.
mers. 5.. s,,'s 's.'s Y, IA, 4
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Counsellor Scoyille is creating a sensa,
ton in political as well as in medical cir.
cles by his declaration Of the line of de,
tense in Guiteau's case. He now an,
nounces that he expects to fix the respon-
sibility for his clients crime on Conkling
and other agitators.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

The Yorktown celebration came to a
close yesterday with review Of the mill
tary and naval forces on the historic site
of the CORVALLIS surrender. The whole
affair, spite of the lengthy preparation,
seems to have been mismanagcd in the
failure to provide accommodation for the
visitors, but as a matter Of sentiment the
centennial has served to express the pat,
riotic pride Of the Nation in stirring events
which occurred one hundred years ago.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Not less than five showmen have visited
Cleveland in the hope Of purchasing the
funeral car which convened the remains Of
President Garfield, and have offered very
large prices for 100000 it is said, in
one case. The persons in authority have
refused even to listen to such offers. The
car is to be enclosed in handsome case
constructed in large part of plate glass,
and preserved in the cemetary.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Secretary Window is as good as elected
The action Of the caucus of the Minnesota
republicans in nominating Secretary Win
dom for the United States Senate will be
cordially approved by the entire country
The Secretary has made no effort to Sc
cure his election, and asked no one to vote
for him.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Mr.. Arthur is the sixth president who
goes wifeless into the executive mansion,
His predecessors in this respect were JEFF
lesson, Jackson, Van Buren, Tyler and
Buchanan all but the bachelor Buchan-
an having been WidOWers.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Complete but unofficial returns of the
Ohio election show republican gains Of
ll,445, and democratic of 5000; republi-
can gain, 5,O57. This added to Towns
ends plurality last October, gives Foster,
republican candidate for governor, 24,065
plurality.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27


Guiteau's legal advisers do not consider
him very insane they think he is more
idiotic than insane. 1t takes long time
to prove anything it seams, but justice is
being done.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

A list of about five hundred postmas
tiers in different parts Of the country
whose commissions expire in October
November and December, is being pre-
pared in the office of the first assistan,
postmaster general
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

The candidacy of S. p Rounds, of Chi,
cago, for government printer is again be-
fore the public, and there is much hope
full talk that he will receive the appoint
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Nine hundred and three murders have
been reported in columns of the Chicago
Tribune since the commencement of the
last year.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

1t is said that Secretary Blaine is laying
his wires for the white house in 1884, and
that Arthur cannot afford to harbor him
as a candidate.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27
Peoples F;svOrite Route.
From Sioux City to
THOUGH TINE TABL
In effect Feb. l, 1881.

Passengers TAXING this line make direct conneo
tons IN Chicago with all fast trains for ali prpc
pal points east, and o. p transfer Council Bllfis.
with Ill trains for points south and west. Baggage
checked through to al principal points.
r. j.. ROBINSON, Fac. HILLe.
Asst. 0eur PEGS. AT. 0en1 TrsHRc Nsnsssr.
M'steuWEi, Yff!I. l.. Is9sw v. -, ~
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27
Canton Advocate.
SIX Paeoo.
THURSDAY, OCT. ~, 1881.

Gov. Morgan declines the Secretaryship
rendered bin by the President, on account
of his i'll health.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Conklng is to have seat in the cabinet
to be Secretary of the Treasury, aftel
Morgan tries it awhile.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27
H0rl,ynre.!
Live Agents Wanted.

To sell DR.. Chases recipes; or information Tor
everybody, in every county in the United states
and canadas. Enlarged by the published to 6ls
pages. Il contains over 1900 household recipes.
and il suited to al classes and conditions OF socie.
ty. wonderful book and household necessity.
II sells 81 sight Greatest Inducements sver offer
I'd to book agents. Sample copies sent hy mail,
Agsnta more than double their money. Addrsls
d. Chass's stssm Ptinting House, Am Ayhor,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27
Sioux City & Pacific R. R.

Chicago & Northwestern
I. the Popular Pioneer Route between SIOUX
CITY and CHICAGO. sS
Two daily trains. The only line running Pullman
Palace drawing-room and Sleeping cars between
Sioux City and Chicago. through without. change.
Speed, comfort and safety are combined, which rem
ders this the
Peoples F;lvOrite Route.
From Sioux City to
Chicago AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Milua,,k q q And all points in Southern Wis.
W'liWdukee consin.
Des Moines a And .a al, points in Southern
The Quickest and Shortest route to at. LOFTS
and all points south.
Fast time! Sure connections! No delaysi All
traias are fully equipped with the Miller safety
Platform and Westinghouse Automatic Air Brake.
==5z55 THROUGH TINE TABLE. sa5F
In effect Feb. I, 1881.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

Comprising Handsome Paris Pattern Bonnets, sx-
Quisite walking Hats, children and Misses Hats too
nOmerous TO mention. A full line of trimmings,
shaded Ribbons, shaded Feathers. Satin, foulard,
watered brocade and other Silks. Jet ornaments,
jet trimmings real guipere Lace, torchon ETC. Silk
cord, and tsssels. A full line of knit underwear
Balbriggan, cashmere and wool hose. Kid guant'
hosps, celuloid combs, bracelets. New style Of
Oollafsttes and In fact anything you
nay call for d my store on Main street, Canton.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET

EEwYoRK, Aug 4.-BEEV receipts were cors
ofsS head at eotil-st cars at Jersey Cty
sixty three head light Native purchased In
Buhao by MessIs Fer inerely passfd
through here their Freehold The 20 re-.
cesed al tt st small State bulls of the Catte
hed over om Yesterday offered sale was
nothing doing al either Of the sockyards. Prime
hef haa ia safe In Washington Market but the
and Medium Grades dull
oado do at6iad7i2c Poor Good
Tow Prime cafcasees 10 90, nI0c.
MT Joseph Eastman Beef and l50
carcssses OF Mutton by the steamer Adriafic
SOW comes he sequel 10 the joarneyaen butcers strike
seen,Sa % 10 De forgotten by the public the
NnoIsS.e salghtefers aud
wages demanded and workmcn rtrIned their dntes
hs morng MI George Toey discharged old men and
new ioice from fhiladeipha of Mr. Howard
weis soon dressing the Texan good syie and an
IanuH ~ anyone could wish for. Mr. foney made
s is, contact IRA CIV WIN ~ MI Howard and generally
prices mother lot Of win from Piiadeiphia
70 90 ths Killing for Messrs sherman Gieit
None OF these butchers special ear
OF detectives and officers clotss In addition to
hc Matchmen employed by the Central and Trapst
company wers scaiered through the ahattor
oor slouc The union attempt with the
new hahos bat uS " u m everything quiet 1T the
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05

e,a ,hvERPoot3 Aug 4-1so m.-coton-Addne unlansd
ei o1I siIiShg hg orleans, 6ed Mddling Tplands
92p 5000 0riinary uplands Sid Ordinary IYnlan9. I'd
cenber dev,ry 5a Middiing clause November and
,,haEH,RpooI- Aug 4-lSo p. observation-disclosures Low
f,ni,e eiase Septemher and october Aery 65aed
Middliny 1nIes. - ORION quiet Mdding lie; Low
Sales l35 bales. 'As' o'2ci recelpts 30 bales;
Miii biAlaoF Aug 4Cotton Quie Mdddling II lac, Low
exports * 1,s; u1ou OlInary, 3sc. recepts bales
pn,r,V sSss, ~ p'uesi stock, l19 bales. ~
,riigliDn' tu- a.--oton quiet Middnng, I2Isc; Low
ans M "a &C. Good Ordinary, 1Oiic: net receipts 800
stoc exports TO Great Britain. 547 bales:
,tNhtihShLEsfoN Aug 4Cotton steady, Middnc llc Low
~ haias Good Ordinary l0i4c; receipts
CINGNSArL Aug f.-Cotfon steady Ni5atnr 11ao . ON,
hmnna', 5000 Ordinary. 9isc receipts 100 bales
g. atvpsSox ts, w oales: stock. 1,6a9 bales
Midaing i5c ,s G a0C9tton quiet Middlng. IL &C.;
stock. 2h,002 bales 49, 0' io'c'p''' ilo paics'
LouisvILLE Aug, 4-cotton quiet Middliue l1sc
so naaa Sott0n firm. Middling, loc; receipts
,,M0BllE aug. 4.-t ottOn quet: MiddlIng 11iac row
baIaa LAC Good Ordinary 9isc net receipts ls
WEyv pu 273 bales; stock. 3S47 bales
9a % %iuauhg lOsc; Good Ordinary, lOc net receipts
,,ao s0ss I9oI bales exports Continents 1876
NoppoTN spS svo paes stock, Gs 092 bales.
cepts Ii BALE ext ot1on nrm Miodhng IL 4c;
tock. 3,246 bales '' -'A 'a'oS saes' IL oaies
pHIADELPp Aug 4cotton steady Middling l2i.c; Low
baIns sioct 49o Ordinary. l0c; aes, spinners
SAVANNA Aus Action quiet and firm nidalinp
lie; Low Mlddling lose; Good Ordinary &c; net re-
sy ia1Is an oeS a saies 100 bales stock, 6,97$ bales
us iVn4c. GOOD ordinary, 9'4c; receipts II bales
% paes sales, n bales; stock II $40 b.les
stock 74l bales. ~ w 'ip' 10 oAeS'
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
EUROPEAN MARyErs

LyEhrooL Aug PORK Mess Eastern. firm
az 49,. western steady at 73. Bacon-Cumberand f'nt
1,ge nrmer at Il AZ M short Rib hner 476; Long Clear
steady az 49, short Clear. steady 456l Haas-IonS
at 29 shoulders stea l6. BeeInda Mess
a,ner at 9o Lard~primo Western DUNE dun al mess ss
1allow-Prine CITY. dull 3d. rurDenfine- -Snirits
steady at a. Eosin-Fne. dull Cd; Common fTmer
at ost Cieese- America Choice. steady at 516d Lard
O none on sale FiourExtra state steady at l23i Wheat
NO, L. White. hnner ut 9l0d; Spring No , steady
at9 NJ New winter Western fr1ner at 0d New Soutb
eTn ID CDrnM sea Nv az 81
New steady at 81 Cottonseed Oil-Yelow American
none mere itosn-Connon. DIR per aL 5III
spirits lurpenune at l.on lOn. steady at 3l3d
i'YEsrooI. aug. 4-l:3O .. m.-Beef ll9L Der tierce
Tor Extra India Mess Cheese, 5t per cwt for the best
graaes OF american Bacon, ~ per cwt Long Clear
Mlduies ialow Sol per Lard b7jGd per swt for
American Pork, !4i per bbl. or Prime Mess. ~
ioNooN aug s-i;OO m.-Calcutta Linseed 5O9d0
81 per quarter Sperm OIL, &5S185 per pale Rosn
nuIoen, spirits Iurpentina SO per Refined Pcro.
Common Rosin 59d ' N N 1'' Poi s"AioH'
i IdvkRroos An Ang 4,l23G mBreadstuns- Firm: Corn
ol2o PEI, centa Tor New Mixed Western Wheat 9r5d97d
per GENITAL Tor Average California White 9sd a9 iOd tor
9lOd. for Red Winter "P-'"s' '''''"
ANTWERP Aug 4-Petroleum, lS francs 25 centimes for
so centimes Der 100 kios. " " ~
pfenings llOb - N w
mAMBuRo Aug 4-wilcox's Lard at SO marks per
BREMEN Aug 4.-Petroieum. z msrks25 pfenuings
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirsr Vssssis apt RIiir)Jts
NrW-YoRK Thurs 1ay Aug. A, 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Aug. 4, 1881.

ASHES-Dul unchanged.
COFFIl>Rio grades remained firm s l2c. for faIr
with sales 5l2 Daitol" and 5000 bags
iaase private Mild grades aRd in contnued
delaand sales $500 Maracabo avana l07 bags
Mesiean, and 81 bags lAgusyra, private terms.
COIION-Spots lIsrSI IGc. lower sales, Sl4 bales
including l34 export, G2 spnning, ana 6S for
speculation Delivered contract 500 bales We quote:
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
NOTICE.


NOTICE. yrwvo,x. ,n,v 90 1919,
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE MISSOURI PA
CIFlC RAILWAY COMPANY viii be closed Monday.
August y AT for the of enabling the stock
holders 81 that Company sibs rbe stock
which has contracted TO build
o the 81 Loni Iron Mountain AMI southern Railway
state no of Louisiana, win Monday August
10 circulars relating to the subscription DO had Of tho
Undersigned the
20 Nassau-st. ON and after July 30
A. Al. CALEB. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05

The Governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change in the
minimum rate of discount, and it remains at 2l2
per cent against per cent the open market rate,
Tor the discount of bankers 90-day bills. Daring
the week the bank lost I 900, 900 bullion suppie7
mented ly further loss to-day of fl00 900 on bal
ance; The proportion of the banks reserve to its
habiltles Is 42ls per cent. against 45 ZIG % week
ago. and 90 15-l6 per cent at this date last year.
The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows
an increase of 5000 francs silver and decrease
of l,O25, 900 francs gold. At the London Stock Ex-
change British consols were weak and ID lower at
100 Ills for money and 100 1916 for account
United States bonds are reported as quiet and
steady, digs at ll73i and Is at 120. Ameri-
can railways generally higher and the improve
ment continued all day, but except for Reading the
gains were only fractional Negotiations for French
. per cents are received from Paris out sight ex-
change On London there rose to 1921 francs 10
the e.
Messrs. George William Ballou & Co. are calling
for the fourth assessment of 10 per cent the pur
ehases OF the Mutual Union Telegraph Company's
bonds and stock payable before August 10
lhe receipts OF houn and gram at tns principal
Atlantic ports this 4th day OF August we're
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05

IIvKRfoui. Aug. 1-12:3O m.-Coiton-Market steady
Miadi,ng upiands 6is Middlng Orleans, 65a; saes
bales ihsiuiing 1000 bales Tor speculation export
osSoo bales American
Mlddins clause August delivery 6iaoa August and Sep
ninper delivery 6alad October
weak. -
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05

,E EU RoPEAN FINA ScIAL MARKETS
and 9nys Aug 4-11S0 bnConsos .0lisi,s money
zS, ioi the account Erie, 451 New-York Central
on,arie s,a sana Central 6T' Reading. sass
Aug $500 m-Tbe proportion of the Bank q,
reserye 70 liability which last was 49,
a. Sse now 4Zs The the Bank of En ~
pa ass decreased 100000 during the past week N
80 ns Aug So m.-The weekly sfatement Of the apt
i,oOOOoU francs silver - -N-''''" A"Ne' Soi" anu
ana joois 500 m:Cnsels lO0Ii,s Tor money
Atlantic and ss,a o. bonds four per cent 20
shu eAt western
SrvsSs &c y 40 second 2S New Central Penn
Ear .s~ pa Reading 34a and
Lospos 1 nn r. New YORK Ontario Western "a -
ayn sr,, @ps.9o nfhs bulsson with
&1O0.0O0. ~ N"siaho Oh balance to-day Is
d sSnssss @ Ang g. 40 mExchangs on London 20 franco
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
4inantinI.

OrfiOh of ihk ROCHESTER AND PTTrsBURG r. r.
rrxrrr IL FINEST, NBN-loRK CITY.
VII transfer books of this COMPANY will he
abna c AZ p m august 1851 for the purpose Of
he extensions Of this company the purchase of the
Ta ~ - ~ ie nouilester ara fittsburg Coal Company
ne ghb 10 u Dscrbe both fund
10 she purchasing fund will expire August 10 1851 w
VIII be furnished
~ the office Of the company Ii Pinest Ner Y SSry
by order OF the Board of Directors - - ~ ''''
II
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD Cl.
OF NEW-JERSEY.
$5,OOO,OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
American Dock and Improvement Company,
Due .Eniy Kst, 1921.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY I AND JULY l.
FREE FROM TAXES BY THE UNITED STATES
AND THE STATE OF NEW-JERsEY
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEWJERSEY.

These bonds secured First Mortgage on the entire
property of the Company which OF Land and water
'front.' adjacent 10 the present terminus CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY at Jersey City, and extend
ing southeily NewYork Bay for miles re-
Gently appraised by dsineresed parties at
half million dollars.
AL the Stock of the Company owned by CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERSEY, the property
having been acquired by that Company exceeding
$1O,O00,O0o
is stipulated IN the Mortgage that the proceeds
OF the property of The Company invested in these
bonds the Company reserving the right redeem
when the Bonds cannot BE- purchlsei IN
lower price designating by lot the be
redeemed after 90 dayss public notice
Tho Company has purchased all of riparian rights OF the
OF It's claims to land under waeria front OF the sane
The value OF this water front scarcely
In view OF the proposed extension this city BALTI
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD from the South and the
extension of the lines of CENTRAL BAILRoAD OF NEW
JERSEY through Pennsylvania. to connect with the
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD
oi the s3oO0000 of the above issue
account ofourseves and associates
exchanged for the old per bonds of AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, under the CON-
pany's circular OF June l6 last
WE OFFER THE REMAINDER At 1O2 Ia AND
ACCRUED INTEREST, RRSERvING THE RIGHT
TO ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER OF
THE fKKEDMAS'S SAFfEdr AND Trust COMPANY,
WAsnINGrON. d. O.. IulY 2a. lSSl \

WASHINGTON. y. G.. July 2S, 1881. J
NOTICE Is hereby given to all deDOstorS
~ and other creditors OF The Froedman's Saving and
Trust Company who spilled dividends
toioe declared that all clalWs AGAINST said
presented forwarded before August
II, 1881 they Will be barred the
among the other creditors Of the Company provided the
Act Of February 81, 1881.
Dep9sos who have not already received dividends should
Immediately forward their books by q express
h ough some responsible bank banker accompanied
their address.
DcFost0Ts who have three dividends already
declared should their unt further dyl
dend ~ declared, OF which due notice viii be given
JOHN JAY KNOX, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05

SEw-YoRK CIV.
Holman II; ST lots y and o; soEl2l.f RAudford
Lans ls9 q 2 q s9ridgeroad lots and
Broadway. 10 l5o cor Of liberty 81 F II y1mcl 20
ct al % Nelson Chsce-one-sixih Interest '' 'u''A
KID SseI1dgeroad s. sl;as4 II of ls9thsi lax
M tsr e o's9 AZ s nesern,Se,rOae e 20 r. OF ieeh
aeth;aSe i02s It D Of iG5th-s, TO point isae II
Interest BTosawsy 4 g%%ei gsS'' eta 'laG 20 Ss
KingsbIidgercad si4is "a sol i5i6.si 500 Si.x
~ Ia,h, s.s &c slsS 90 kisgsrdee road
4, T. D"i =, .ss,h-sS &c 4 Chase and wife 70 Il
1l3tb-s $50 2dave 251l / s1irI ,iay ooo
:. &C. sehus,e sc s"a vile % W Warner 80 81
irregular Iawler and wiie to N TySoa1 "a
SSPs1 Sfp 70 Ffa cs l1"l ii7s 40
i25th =, 20 q v q 7th-avs 5oxssii. Emily
slssi $. $50 1t " Of sth.ave to s3as, 7sx3oil iSo
5etst 1aessps "a s.ss SnS an %,is ", g = sa ass
Hawthorne Apartment ASSN 20 Ellen ADCs
5sth.s,, $, 400 n Of 6ih-avc 2oxio65: oconnor
S,, 70 hawthorne Apartment Asso'n ,........---
and wife 20 FISCHER 1OAiooo' Brady ., ?
''1oa For.eT PS % Il sssSs Sons! MaIst
5Sth.sI s25 eOi StS awe. 5o1ioo.5: D Moor:
l2oth-st, ss J7ssn " Of 5tl ave. 81 exssii: Ed 90
2sth = 2s5 10 It v Of 7th-aye, 24iohEess; Jas
24th;si, 5, lot 25s, 2jx9as VIM Ibbey and wife to
Same property; WIN Rowland to Fvaiina ss. iiSS ieS
'-Ssu-re W LtAlD gton-aNc, ZONSs. IL,
f---
olsi-st :, lz5 n q o shave, 1SS1005, + McAfn-
Ian and wife to NJ Cook n
ist,svs cor Of iiEth-s,, iOoxiOolO 81 Nicoh E'O
Same property EVedne NJ Bse GO VIM Row land 9l a
Amy-sisas 4Of e OF MO0sfT1 5NirreaIlsr Tre-
iine NJ Bliss 10 Charlotte a Nic II ...............
14th-st 100 81 N Of 1nthave. 22xlO22 Wm Kelly
aud wife 10 rht DlmOnd 49, ...
Same property Theo Dhnoud and wife to Kate
lOlstst $. $50 f. Of 9th-ave. 25xlOO: also n
nlst-st, 325 e. W Of ave, 2bxfOO.ll also q =
sti-ave 505 e OF 9sth-s3, 25xl00. J II urtaugh
and vile 70 8 n Syms- -..-- 2c q
same property syms and vile o W j lyn,s - Sss
ll2thst. - n W Of I'd llONsS
W Warren and wife 70 BaOny 7oC
Orchard 81. 6rand-aye and Centralave and Orford
placePiots ! Z, ~. ~ 30; -. B. -. a.. sS 81.
%, AZ 30. ~, 5S %. Go. 81. 6S 73 aud "a
Townsand Pool and wife to = W sbeaier. 80. --- I7s
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05

BROOKLYN PROPERTY

iioSs NalenttDe-aVd. 100 fl n Of Ceutra-ave 24t
ward, each lot 25Xl00. Is d IA cCose a ~
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05

'oi on 90 place sw cor Of Smth-st each 25xiOO
fot sdplsce, $50 ii e Of Court st. 25xiC0. + II
1
pVt 9i land on b0nalo-avo. cor OF Iifio-st 23S
, l4obAlzzN-; same buver - -
PloI ol aho, trown-st running thInugh 10 Mont.
519EteIg 81 oVJ " W OF = Utoa-avc. EiitJush, 2oOx
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
pEDEMPTIoN OF CIVIL BONDS OF 1878

~ STATEOF tAlllOANlA. AsLRY DBPAR1ARNf(
SACRAMENTO Juno ], 1881. !
WHEREAS there Is on his state Treasury the
of one hundTe thousand 03O0O) dollars
which, under act OF tho Legislature OF state Cali
fOuia, entitled 20 provide the OF tho
funded indebtedness OF the state California and to contract
funded dobi Tor that purpose approved April 2 1870 IL
apart i9r the redemption OF v Bonds OF said STATE issnod
under the provisions OF said Notice hereby given that
tho of One hundred and three thousand $l03ooO dol
lara n the sinking fund the all
bonds commencing with number ll number
hundred and hreo ,l03) inclusive being hundred
three lOD dollars each
And such bonds numbered shall he presented
for payment cancellation at the expiration Of this pubca
tio which expires tho rG day ol september loSl then
slch VIII In the State Treasury dis
charge such bonds whenever presented and they viii draw
no interest after the frst day of september, 1881
New-York tribune., 1881-08-05
Giip Real Gslaie for Sale.

INVESTMENT properties paving s per cen,
a net, oa Beekman, William, Nassau and Fulion.sts
RULAND & WHITING. l2l NassanSt
STORE PROPERTY in Peck Sin for sale
- low RuLAND & WHITING. l2l Nassan.s;.
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piuioeno Noilres.
Dusiness Cbnnces.

M MANUFACTURING CONCERN In want Of
~ superintendent Agent learn OF -
~ "l"resSins ". Box 655 birmingham, Coma
w AM An fED.-Partner with 81 5000 to S20.-
wv 10 extend successful grain business In one o to
psi ain centres in the Address, wh "a! ao,. -
o. o"'oe NOhf" AMERICAN, Philadelphia
~ 3!On "A suburban boarding-b0use fhat
Va 49,. Us has been kept by its present owner twelve
ID n, m Si one hour of ast and thirty ln8ntes
ati anu summer; pays better Than $4,000
" a iri, ii,ying about it may be investigated Address