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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-22
Experience tho Best Guide.

Tho constant pr acticc most women
have In caring for the sick makes
them often more skillful than ply
sicians IN selecting medicines. Tho
reason why women are everywhere
using and recommending Parkcr's
Ginger Tonic is, because they have
learned by tho best Of guides-oxpcr-
iencc- that this excellent family
medicine speedily ovcrcomcs do
spondcncy, periodical headache. In
digestion, liver complaints, pain or
weakness In the back and kidneys,
and other troubles peculiar to the
sex.-Hon,e Journal. Scc adv.
sep. Up
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-22

NATIONAL UNION TICKET.

For Governor,
HON. d. III. CLARK,
Of Wayne County.
Tor Lieutenant Governor,
JAMES NJ. HOLLAND,
u Henry County.
For Supreme Judge,
w. w. WILLIAMSON,
OF Polk County.
Yr superintendent OF Public Instruction,
ADELINE NJ. SWAIN.
Of Fort Dodge.
Fm state senator, 4i,h senatorial pis,rte,,
M. r. GILLETTE
OF Bremen county.
For Representative, % Representative Dastric
Hox. s. =. LAMBERT,
For County Auditor,
JOHN Z. PECK.
For Sheriff,
~. LOWRY.
For County Treasurd.
r. GRIFFIN.
For County. Superintendent.
FRED G. CLARK.
For Coroner,
DIR. II. C. PRICE.
For County Surveyor.
s. d. JOHNSON.
For Member Board Co. Supervisors
PATRICK p. PETERSON.
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A Physicians Testimony.

III the treatment Of lung and bron-
chial diseases the liver is often i'm
plicated to such an extent that q hep
atic remedy becomes necessary In
efrecting cure OF tho lungs. In the
treatment OF such cases / prescribe
Simmons Liver Regulator with en-
tire satisfaction. ! find that 1t acts
mildly but cifectually In regulating
the secretion OF the liver, stomach
and bowels.
IL. STEPHENSON, M. d.
2p. OwensLuro, Ky.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-22

According TO the Cincinnati En-.
9,,lrer. Postmaster James has issued
his ukasc which will eyectually shut
on. the old soldiers from all post
tons In the post Office department.
He ins,ructs lis snburdinatcs to
henceforth engage the services Of
no man over the age Of thirty-to
not even receive the recommended
'tons oi men who had passed their
thirtieth mile stone. Most OF men
under thirty years were wearing PIN
AZORES when tho war closed. II tho
Republicans intend to keep up the
war. they should either demand a
resembling Of the order. or ut least
such m amendment 10 II as will
make 1t necessary for the r. Ms to
employ only soldiers orphans. The
war must not stop, even though our
postofficcs are filled with orphans.
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Notice 20 Redeem.

TO G. II, 0roanmAn or the unknown 0wncrS q
the following described lands:
You will please take notice, that at the ad.
1Onrncd Tax Sale held At Crcsco, in the county
0f Howard, In the state Of Iowa, ON the 18th
day or December A. d. iS's ct the sale begun
and held ocIoper It'll 1878 ~ sa.a place. the fol-
lowing described real property. ~ wit: The
the undersigned H. Widner. and that the right
OF redemption will expire 81 deed Tor said land =.
maize unless redemption from such sale bc ln.ae
within % days from the completed service nero
or.
Dated Crc5co. September 18th, 1881.
4At3 II. NIDSER.
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EARS for the MILLION
Foo ChoO'S BalSam Of Sharks Oil

Positively Restores the Hearing, aad II the Oaly
Associate Care FOR Deafness ka0Wn.
This OIL Is extracted from peculiar species OF
small WHITE SHARK, caught in the yellow Sea,
known NJ CxvsAarodon Kond,leeii. Every Chinese
fisherman knows Il Its virtue rs o restorative
Of hearing were discovered By q buddhist pr'..o.
about the year l4lO. Itson....s were Il. amman.
ous -. !" : ~ ID sRE.,..ruLY xpAcuIors. that
ihe .tv...cdy WIS ofslcia.iy proclaimed over the
entire Empire. It's use became so uniycn al that
for over 800 years no Deafness has existed
among the Chinese people. Sent, charges pre-
paid, ~ any address at q per bottle.
Only Imported by HAYLOCK &; co.
soLS AGENTS PoR AxEElcA 7Dcy St, New York,
It's virtues arc unqucstionablc and It's cura-
tive character absolute, ~ the writer can per-
sonaily testify. both from experience and obscr-
walton.
Among the many readers Of tho Review In one
part aud another OF the country, It 10 probable
that numbers are afflicted with Deafness and 10
such 1t may be said: write at Onco to laylock
& Co., Dry street., New York, enclosing 81, and
You viii receive by return remedy that will
enable You TO hear like anybody elise, and whose
curative effects win be permanent. You will
never regret doing BO.r-tEditor OF New York
Mercantile Review, sept Is, 1880. nsa
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%
How LOst. How RestOredl

UOW AUSuS nVW AtSSVICVS
Just published. a NEW edition OF Or. Culver
wells CUlt bra.ed Essay OIL the radical cure of
Spcrnalorrhesa or seminal MeaknesS, lnyOinn-
tary Solainai Losaes, Imrctcncy, Mental and
Physical incAlactty, impcsiiu,cnss to Marriage,
etc; also, Consumption, KpepAy 2nd Fits In
dncssi By scK-in1nlgcnce or sexual extravaganza,
sc.
The celebrated author, In this admirable Re-
Ray, clearly demonstrates, ft0In \ thirty years'
ssn.rcsEfnl practice. that the alarming con-
sequences of self-abuSc may be radically cured;
pointing ont mode OF cure Ut once simple.
certain, and cflsctuat, by faeans Of winch every
sufferer, no matter what h.slcnndition may DC,
may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rudl-
cally.
1r-This Lecture should BE- IN the hands oS
every youth and every man In the land
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, 20 any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents or two
postage stamps. We have also sure csIe for
Tape Worm. Address
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL Co;
Al Ann St., New York.; POST oYyIcE
box 1886 3-22-y-l
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II Is simply marvellous how quick.
~ constipation. biliousness, sick
headache. fever and ague, and mala-
ria, are cured by sellers Liver Pills"
"Lindsey's Blood Searcher"-thc
great medicine for fever and ague,
malaria, and all blood poison. Don't
Tall To use H. 2p.scpt
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FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.

Bullion valued at $40, 239 II was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The Vandewater mill started up on juno Of The
s%per in nd reports, July Shipped this
Wells, Fargo & Co., 81 700 in bullion, the product
Of three days run. Mill working nicely. Expect to
ship regularly hereafter"
1t reported that the Pie Island Silver Mining
Company is pushing operations on the island with
great vigor. Engineers state that in more than
twenty different places where shallow pits have
been made either native silver silver glance has
been found
Manager Iron Bonnet mines reports, July l. that
the mines are looking very well. Good shipping ore
Is being extracted every day, and larger force will
be employed as soon as the ore-house is completed
Denver special says: "The Alta mine, Ouray
District San Juan, has been sold to New-York
parties for $4,000 aud will be worked extensively.
WELL 4,O70 pounds Of ore having yielded 5000
profit.
italian Creek is new district in the Gunnison
that Is attracting attention Onc-ffth of the Han
cock and English Lode with 15O-onnce ore, has been
sold for $4,000. OF the Bull Domingo a new mine
IN this district, fOur-fifths have been sold for
$4,000. This mine has 4O-fOot tunnel, and shows
200 ounce carbonates, seven feet thick. Italian
The total receipts of the Milo, Ten Mile District
wire silver. Wv 40
:" Eighteen tons Of nickel and cobalt from the
profit sufficient to all the past working ex-
penses of the mine.
" The mines of Aspen and other camps of Pitkin
County are doing we'll in spite of the difficulty of
transportation. sixtytOn smelter is being erected
Bile. '-'''' '''u'-
".Ouray is being supplied with mining machinery.
and IT Is estimated that O million pounds Of
season, Six COMMENTATORS being erected at
Ouray"
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This Company is organized for the purpose of building and
operating works for smelling, general
treatment OF gold, silver and lead Dudley
County Colorado with capacity Of least 100 tons
Park County abounds in very rich gold, silver
mines which produce largo quantities OF hghgradc ore
nearly all OF which shipped long distances
ment thereby eutang heavy for freghs and
Ing besides the excessive charges made for smelling
BY building Reduction Works at Dudley the very heart
Of one Of the richest mining regions Colorado the
necessary facilities for operating such
abundance and be procured in large quantities the
cost OF reduction be largely reduced by
mine and still make immense profits smeiter
Tho celebrated dolly Warden" and Moose" mines the
richest in the State Bross Just above
the town OF Dudley alone produce tons
daily and their output ore pledged to this
pany
The company has purchased from the Mining Com
pany all the lands buildings engines machinery tools
heretofore known tho Dudley Reduction Works." OF
which are in good repair and enlarged small cost
BY this purchase the Company will valu
able time that would have been expended in erecting
trely plant and be q position turn out bullion
within 40 or 80 days from date.
The Company has also purchased all and timber
at the foot OF Mount Bross, 500 including I'll q
whole town site of Dudley which land will very
liable as the works enlarged and full operations carried
on
The Company has also valuable contracts With the
Moose Mining Company the Gold and silver
Mining Company for all the low grade from the dumps
of the Dolly Warden mines about 10 900
tons each equang $4,000 for price $40 per
ton. or Sl50,000 to each company.
Since making the above dumps have been
carefully sampled concentrated and
shows that they Will yield pr0at $500 TO
the Reduction Company
The Company will do Smelling and Concentrate
Business with sufficient capital 10 purchase ali the
ore offered for sale In this district
Dividends Will be paid the par value per share
treasury STOCK Tor sale at 81 90 per share by
GOFF. HASTINGS & co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
1Sl DEVONSIiIREST, BOSTON.
AND
II. TRACY ARNOLD CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
81 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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Orcatt 6teamers

ANCHOR H hINE =; s. ss NAIL STEAMERS.
t.. s,S;%.[: Z );
Cabins csss siS ssss.s.:
From rsS W SSss 81
$sss;:
A nch MAIh stesmshiP GGMpqnys Lines
soJT Azl2ESS aid
From New York, Pier foot canast, N. r..
rs l sas S & rapaT gay
F1oS ssn
CITY TOXIC :;sS ans".
city, sa AZ
saa Hss,S hsssy at
s':SS sa!f e. Hs #SS,s ~ ssfrs'
ssTEHET7HhfLHSp i%ly .ss NJ
smoking and 6se!asaS sma 81
stateroS SnS All c ns,% o unexceled
F Fips so sss, cattle 40 s sheep s pigs oarsl
s sfSsTsI cabin SOP prepaid! $50 soa
ds sai Hs e Broadway So
WHITE STAR LINE.
vSSIHR sEASss aSy4I STEAMERS
T. ' r. On Goth k"qts It:
aG Gns Ken xSysse. SATURDAY. July
nsr Bio. Capt Irving Thursday. July AZ a. M
H HET Capt Glcadel day. July 81 1907
EE,,t,,.N n!t. Cant perrv St day. july so
,d rrKo M, THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF WEST
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed n
pom.hents inc saloon Statcrooms Smoking and Bath.
rooms are placed amdshps where and motion arc
atssL 1920 - ~ 'A'" "'"''''n'"i"
RATEs-saloon $50 ami sl0o Return tickets on favor.
York, T23 49, '' *'O' NA".~ >'o"'
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
companys ocos Brosdway Apply a. 'h'
r. m. ,u. - RI CORTIS, Agent
BARRIrr Il CArTELL Agents, PHILADELPHIA
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, July 7-P. NJ.

THURSDAY. July p NJ
The mining share markets to-day were little
more active than they were the preceding days. but
the increase in the amount of business developed
weakness instead of strength. The lower prices re-
ported from San Francisco on the opening OF the
Exchanges after five holidays, undoubtedly ex-
erted demoralzing influence on our local markets.
AID the Comstock shares rather led in the days de-
clinos. Consolidated Virginia fell from 2.6O to
22O02.3O and California fell from to SO cents
and Nos. and 3 from 57s to 5ls. Oriental and
Miller was rather steady between 1.2o and l.io;
Hibernia was largely dealt in within q range OF
cents-59057-and closed at SO cents Huklll
further declined to rs cents. Marinosa was better
at S501.S0. Central Arizona was an exception
+" the general rule and its price from 4l2 to
OasQ6 the princ pal business in it 1920 shares)
being done Ut the Stock Exchange. The market
closed weak.
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PROPOSALS FOR LARD OIL.

90 BROADWAY, NEW. DIX, June 7, 1881
PROPOSALS., sealed and Endorsed envelope Rid
for supplies Adycrtsc" will be received this
until IL O'Clock June -, 1891 for following supplies
the best quality be delivered between the
of Xpcnse, the
BUREAU OF NANIGATION
2ocoo as best quality Winter strained Lard on in we'll
coopcred cssks OF abou forty gallons delivered
the Naygaon oeer Of the York Navy Yard but not
Light House SCR
The right il reserved to reject any may
be deemed al, anita gcous to the Government
Two responsible surctirs for PROMPT and
faithful delivery Of the supplies
blank forms will be furnished AT this ONCE.
Bids not properly signed and ccrtilcd will
Siercd. THOMAS Il. CASWEII,
Iaymas.r u. \. Navy.
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ncpcnuc Sales.

CUSTOM HOUSE. NYw. YORK;
COLLECTORS OFF1CE June 50. 1sSl.}
Under provisions of Sections 2,97l and
~ 2g73 r. = sale viii be bad at public auction
dstt e Dennis a. No 20 Bur Ing slip. Of bonded aud
claimed mcrchRndise which has remained In WAREHOUSE
yond tn. periods prescribed by law descriptive
found In the rotunds nj the Custom House.
Tho goods BE- nj the
on Iuesday and Wednesday, July 10 and 90 from 10
To y. M
+. A. MERRITT. Collector.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS for AMERICAN, RUSSIA and
MANILA HEMP.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
No. AZ MILK ST, BOSTON. June TO- 1917
Proposals. sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Hemp viii
bc received s this office until July l. 1881 ~ o'clock
for furnishing and delivering the Navy Yard and
subject there
the following quantities Of Hemp,
30 tons American. 2,2tO pounds ton.
90 tons Russia Riga Rein, 2,2iO pounds ton
% tons Manila, 2,240 pounds
Separate proposals Will kind
and The price must include delivery at the Navy Yard Ali
Hemp rejected must be the risk aud
the bidder, and II will be at his risk until removed.
satisfactory Hrrccs bid,
teeing faithful execution of the orer II accepted.
The right Ii bids
cred advanta the
Blink forms for Will be furnished by this oco
q. h. THORNTON,
Paw Iuspec II =. N
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WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE MEMPuREMAGoG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR .

TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing ~. Special Fast Express Train with
Parlor Cars will leave Grand Central Depot York.
" Y. ~ H. and H. L. H. at 1875 A. NJ daily except
days. arriving ut the White Mountains early the evening
For time tables rates. etc. apply 70 Ticket Agents Of ~
N. H. and IL. r. r..
G. T. HEMPSrEAD, q. T. A., 4th-sve. and 42d'st N Y.
HUDSON.-Steamers Redfeld and McManus
for Hudson. and via Boston and Albany Railroad to
chatham Lebanon Springs Bennington. Pittshed North
for Athens COXSAC r. suy vesant baltimore Coey
mans and Castleton Daily At Sundays cXoeptod
from Pier 80. North River.
| .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il PASSENGER TRAINS. and after May ID 1891. win
leave depots foot OF Cortandt an Dcs5rosse at am.
$40 M and $3.50 p. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
Ithaca, Geneva, Lyons. Buffalo Train at
Tor Easton bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk
to63O train rrainsie svin3 ~ 7:tJ ml aud $40
M connect Tor all points in Mahanoy aud Hazetoa coal re
corner Church G. H. CUMMINGS, Agent
NEW -HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE, WHITE MOUNTAINS
&C. Steamers leave Pier 25 L. r. at y. (23dst f. r.,
cu1 ifS ana So p h d nsa
date points Tickets sold checked at ga Broad
Haven and return 81 so
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL-
Leave lb5th-st. o;35 n m 4;55 D. for Mahopac,
carmel. Brewster and way stations.
EXphhSs for Mahopac, Carmel and Brewster leaves
l6othst A;15 p. 49,,
RAPID Transit TRAINS for Morris Dock Fordham
Heights Kings Bridge and Van Cortlandt 80 minutes
mon BRIDGE SPECIALS at frequent intervals
with trains leave Rcctorst 90 minutes before
time OF departure from l55thst
The NcwYork Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences
Sec new schedules.
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6teamboats an0 RAILROADS.

A. - edSRa P hsNSnEl West Point
"a fTf rfTn
HS With ne vsn s%nday su OK OK
s e. NSHEN ri &ES Hass ssHsf ~
A. IT 1,l lS1,I Boats GITIzENS LINE.
ToG toe and CITY OF TROY leave daily except saturday
sy'Ss M'H Gnes. HSnnv for the North and West sun
M9ph a rHsr o hNH KT e NE Mhsr
On Alter Nav & sa%DT , AND
sInia IT, Depot foot OF cortandts Desbrossess
S1aaE sV
last ns for ap9 g,on arrive Cincinnati,
ns1 oas na ~ su cssso EntS
m nn oso Washington O:io sloepors for Cnci
No Other ns makes faster time tho West
epns bc. eearo ana Sar .a lcso or
at @ 2 R Ss P co%
For BR Il &c, and all points on HOU-
s H1r P @ Faro Fare @ anp nT Stsy tar
FOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
w,rI SPECIAL FAST EMPRESS rHRouGH TRAIN
WITH sA6NNq HS2 psY Jar IoansG,ng with the
The 3SI Sound Line running through Parlo Cars
leaves stoninston steamboat landing daily except Sun
%@s 4, 3 'fpSsS
EALL RIVER LINE
FOR FALL RIVER BOSTON AND THE FAST
The best route 10 White Mountains Mt
cpnl citcs inland and seashorc Eng
the provinces The splendid steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Leave Now York daily (Sundays ipcudcd $50
Pier ~ ~ r. foot Of Murray ST. and direct to Fall
SS pHs and
Ia these seamers Long full nights rest
morning trains Boston; hour
aquartcr).
NEWPORT LINE
,, ONLY DIRECT LINE TO NEWPORT. r.
The best routc 10 Marthas Vineyard, Nantucket
resorts and All points Old Colony railroad Boston
ncction by this line Mag
nircent steamers
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Leave Ncw.Nork daily IN m
Pier ~ n II: Connection by Annex from Brooklyn, M;
Jersey city, IN. - ''
Ticket may secured at all
principal hotels transfer and
Pier - and
List OF tours curs!ons low app.
cation. "
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
GRO. l.. CoSyoR, q. p. A.
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0raics an0 TENDERS.
I S. CONONER g. CO.,
~ Designers and manuflcturerso ~
ARTISTIC CRATES AID TENDERS
In brass bronze -tscl and tile.
BRASS OPEN FIREpiACEA
Brass Andirons, Fire sets, &c.
Ar ctccta furnished
application.
Estimates furnished 10 architects and builders
Warcrooms No 3US Canal-st New York
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals for Dredging at certain
~ piers and bulkheads and Riyees -
be received the Department of Dock III and liz D1a1e
until Friday, July 1881 II o'clock Fer mn N
formation The City Record copiss for sAae 81 NO. cv
NOTICE.-Sealed bids OF estimates will bo
Occ OF the Department OF Public Works
1881 building sewers and oT paving vaf1oua
For full Information zee CITY Records
for sale Mt No. city HAIL
NOTICE.-Sealed bids or estimates will be
ONCE Of the Department. OF Public WORKS
until furnishing materials and performing
work building Floating Swimming Bath For full I'M
formation City Record; for sale At No City Hall
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
Office Of the Department OF Pubic Works
until July Is 1881 for Paving Regulating and Grading va
rfous streets and For fu Information CITY
Record fer sale At No. City Hall
NoTICE..-Sealed proposals will be received
IN School Trustees Of the 18th Ward n the bal q
the Board OF Education until July IL 1884, for the ereeuo
Of y school house For full information see CITY
RECOP d. for sale AZ No. 4 CITY Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
IN Trustees Of the 2lst Ward 81 the hall a
OF Education until July ISL Tor the cree
school For mi Information see CITY
RECORD. for sale at No CityH1l
NOTICE.--Sealed proposals will be receiyed
IN the Central ONCE Of the Prnoe Department uno1
July 1881 for building station ho. Lcsne nosss srS
for sale at No 4 city Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
IN the Fire Department until July IL ISL
For full Information Gig Record Tor seas
No C1v uau-
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Dipi1cn0 Notices.
OFFICER OF TIE DENVER AND RIO CIR


orrcE OF ran DENVER H tSD !. r., % Crane r.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORs have declared
81 ~ % @ s aa:sl Sssi:
VIM. M. srACKMAN, Treasurer.
Z BowKRY NATIONAL BANK,
THE BOARD of DIREcToRs have SHS :. declared
mo- a DSIVdDEND Of FIVE PER CENT from ths net earn
'nS months fff
OFFICE on OF THE nE, lKr orr Hs,. AND
r,,,,, No 1853 pRoaDN%T NnT s July 5, issi.
able s'fEs% .y ss % ns vd2 # % 90 f's
ss9 81 sSssFH Et july ss
NHE DIRECTORS Of this Company have
5ss 1ssa
closed at O'Clock J%ly and august 1881
o'ar ss sxInA rts1s1c SsHGaS sss
D has VII be psa
% g. 4 % &
b s' both Fl SF Ct nS Of
TO HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE STOCKS.
T IT s 5 s s na ISL on @ debt % the
s osss % Sq he s ns n Is @ ss will
sSyEXE AHS ss5f st ss'i STATE
Columbus, O.. June IL, ISL. u 'A' cunning
TWENTY-NINTH DIVIDEND.
OFFICE STAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. I
NO. al BROADWAY, NEW-YORK, July ], 1881,
THE BOA RID OF DIRECTORS have this dav declared o
semi annual dividend of FOUR a. PER CENT, payable Oh
ana after July o. 1881.
JAMES NJ HODGES,
Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE TOMBSTONE MILL MINING CoMPANY.}
- Az WAINuTsT, PHIIADEIpHIA, June 80 1881.
Hath DlNlDEND.-The Executive Commit
tee OF the Board OF Directors this have his
day declared the Regular Monthly Dividend $4,000 being
ten cents each share OF the capital stock OF the
payable and after July 10 Mt this books
closed from 10th to 18th, inclusive. .
GEORGE BURNIIAM, President
w. ]. CHENEY, Secretary
QETH DIVIDEND.
w OFFICK OF THE HOWARD INSURANCE CoMPANY
sc WALI~sT.
NEW YORK. Juno 20. 1SSl.)
The BOARD Of Directors Of is hsys this day de-
Capital Stock, payable July l, 1881, on demand.
CHAS A. HULL. Secretary.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
i FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Tho SnS all 3atsH @ leave
TEA on Mondays Wed9esays and Fridays at r. M FROM
securs% at oices Of westcotTs Express Com
pany, and Ut principal hotels ana ticket offices
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATsKILL
~ \, ,rAfNs landing ~ Cozzens West Pontl, Corn
Gcnnscting With Ulster and Delaware and Walail valley
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell anu James w. bald
except Saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves M.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
cS SSS#f q s HSHH Z sS ss,
Cars will Railroad station Jersey City
r p; Il $'$J A.
SSS
as q
general oices OF the company Hagersown Nd, and Nos
chAs. 7. HXTcK, General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH II. SANDS, Superintendent
STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
sssnt wGN Nj s
leave "sF t Ne EEh sgad P{s, e. 49, Mr..
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