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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

silver 10 the ton There is good body OF this ma
terial opened up in No. 2 level - 49,. -oo.ntlv
struck in No level of the Fairview mine at Pitkn
1.-THE Lent shaft of the Big Pittsburg ConsoH io.
ton is 100 feet deep and has penetrated an oiOo'
The first.class ore of the Hbernla mine is re-
ported yielding from $4OO to 5000 per soni Grand
SALISBURY n c. special says emit ne and Sr1 the
'Hathcock., two miles from Albemarle in Stanley
County n. c., were purchased last week by Now
Yorkers." ,. 1919.
"Am running tunnel No ahead rs fast as possible.
When tunnel and shaft are connected will have q
very large body of ore bloc kcd out and IN sucn a
postion that we can run the out at once to the
smelters find in sinking shaft the ore becomes
more solid and mixed with stringers Of beautiIul
glance ore that assays very high Mines are III shaPe
COST co - '' .,.,
Saturday: Controlling snelters assay receiHeu on
20 tons Of ore gives $40 ounces per ton VIII snip
large lot to-day; some very high grade
Superintendent of the Chapparal old mine reports:
1--WE are throwing ont quartz heavily charged WIN
cold bearing sulphuTets with more free gold visible.
The ledge is still widening, being now nearly icet'
Every days work adds great value to he nine al,
Superintendent of the Consolidated ray ROCK
Georgetown. COL, telcgraphs " The ore VEN on
the north wall is four inches wide. running 500
ounces aud Indications are excellent for a similar
showing on the north wall of the east drift
Sup intcndcnt Of Mineral Creek, Arizona reports;
"fhc road between mine and mill VIII be competeu
u
ore to the mill. Expect To have the mill ready to
commence crashing by the frs; ri the month
Superintendent Alta Montana reports: ore ex-
tractcd during April, Cole Saunders tunnel, 2s2 OU
pounds ASSAY of samples averages per cent lead
and 20 ounces silver, making "A total OF llo,l2O
pounds lead and 1878 ounces silver. Williams
iunncl. 1IsGOO pounds or, average assay
of samples ~ per cont lead and l5i ounces
silver making total Of 1917 $50 pounds lead ana
3i.5is onnccs silver The condition Of the mine Is
very gratifying both ~ Ia the slopes and new
ground Developed. Good ore has been reached IN
The Custer but cannot state whether the body IS
extensive. not having been there since the Isl INST
Superintendent Allied Mines reports May ~
linden Treasure cru,scut advanced feet conf
dent have lust reached vein. Norman No. > level
still averages 100 ounces. Ore body ~ No. ic't
:, de- nyrracIng 40 ounces. yellow Rose, No.
. level 2-foot vein averaging ~ ounces.
80. advanced feet. average 90
ounces. Emily orr. body II inches wide average
~ ounces" Superintendent Photographed yesterday:
Hidden Treasure crossrut has been advanced :
feet on vein and not Vet through II. VIII have mill
rams sGur.' This cross M rrlkcs.thc VEN about
400 feet below the surface.
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and N tl cou..rt ~ d." ftp kh"d'r-. have --nd bona,
49, ,,, anoun uf s,50.u winch secured hy hf-t and
ult mort rpr, ON I'M, cnpalys nHrs ant property. un' u
ln l. Adams esq counsellor At Law, No l94 hrid"A' -
hr.o bond, are iacd dcnominltons ~ $50 and 100
nlr IA me wears from May ISL sud boar m.rfrsi at
mi atrr the air eight per rrutIm per uhun pa abe
III ~ November and May aud nos irrd Tot sale ~
,.tghty ,-ui tcf cent ~ their par Yaur.
noe bonds i-suc aud offered for sale for the sole pnr
,r ~ rasng additional working tlpt considering iir
extensive Of development work DONE revealing ~
-u,r ioi. ore arrrnrTou- Encua. rhoiiGc ana car
doubt % Their perfect
ruy OF tlie punc.iH piymrnt ~ interest and pinci
these bonds slfc IN
,.mcui srcul,d by valuable mining property Nhi, cost
ia actual cash than tr amount OF thrS bonds anu
urorrrty too which owing the work done and capital eH
u,udtd haa been vastly enhanced ~ value.
For 81 thr mnr- &C. Then ltuatOn location
cotdl ton and prospects, arc appendix.
rY-subs1pton, will be- received hy tn" tcn'nrer o The
co,upauy Henry Francis. 80 3D. hroAd rH" offe ~
wells Fargo CO.., NcHlo rk or any icputah!" banker of
broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, May 22-P. J

SUNDAY, May ZIP. NJ
The character of the business that was done at the
Mining Stock Exchanges last week showed no i'm
movement on that of the two or three preceding
weeks. Stocks that have an established value and
some that are promising and are under reputable
management were almost entirely neglected, while
lo,oe business was done in known wildcats" and
in sone stocks representing properties of which no
official reports have been published. Yet, notWltn
standing the observation-disclosures thus exhibited by our
two local Mining Exchanges, there is indisputaOle
evidence that the interest in mining enterprises IN
steadily gaining strength with tho public ana
Incoming more generally diffused. The San Fran
cisco markets during the week were strong
lint auctuating, prices finally showing more or less
gains on the figures of a week ago. Private adyices
from San Francisco report growing impressions tnat
some startling developments on the Comstock VIII
coon I've made Int as to hen where III ~ 10 NC IN
ali crossword Seemingly the general expectation
il turning toward Sierra Nevada, that STOCK ri'hci
leading the Others in the market. CT. ,r...uo1
In Yesterdays Ncw-lork market sutro runner
aaain WA active and rose tn 2.45. COnsolldated
Virginia was easier 1T 2.30G 235. lnlon Censor
dated sold at 125s and Sierra Nevada at l54 Horn
Silver was strong mp 10 loA' n,l IIon HllNVi III
clined from DO 10 p The usually active LcadNiiic
shares were irregular and not much dealt m nlS
Pittsburg was cents higher at $50. Little llt's-
bnrV 10 cents higher at $40, Llttlc Chlel > GEMS
lower at l. 40 and Lradville Consolidated ana III
hernia were about steady. he STATE Iinc" NeIe a.
~ bors and Oriental and Miller were of from -
cents Nn,sc WAS strong Mp 10 l31 sales nnd hiu
Alta Montana was firm at 2.lu hn! fiuKili sl'an5
ri f. 10. OF Tia" California Cod htockN' hlNIlN -"
declined 10 cents to 10 ana Mat'IoSa W." : wv
f.rat ~ The markets closed quiet and stea'iy
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rrnnprAN PINANCIAL MARKErs.

Iovpov May 2l-l2.SO D. m.-U bonds four and hall
per cents - hyes l67 NewJerey CentrSi consols,
i2l frr second ocnsols. lOS3 cwiors Cen
tral 1854 Illinois Central, l46s Reading SO New.fork'
ont. no and Western. 404 -.
new nvcs U. Atlantic andtrcat Western nrsl mortgage
trustees certificates. CSA Erie Central cohsos lOo< In
MOI, cntru, 1916 Reading, 30ie 1870.
yN, May 2l3 m-Paris adyiccsquote three per cent
rent.s NJ ~ francs for the account 49, -
nSp0S May PA 80 D. m-Paris adyccs quote three per
cent rrut,s az francs confines for the account -
Pll- May 2l.-Exchango on London - francs - cen
iur %
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Compared with that Of the corresponding date of
1850 the present statement shows: Loans increased
Sjl 942, 900; specie in rraSd, S23,6sG, 600; legal
tenders decreased 80 79G, 800; deposits increased
ST. 2sG. OO0 circulation decreased, SllGs. 700
The total reserve 800 391 800 now Is 3Ol2 per
cent OF the total deposits against 2967 last week
and 3O.39 for May 22, 1850.
The foregoing bank statement, without further
comment sufficiently indicates the character Of the
local money market during last week. The supply
was abundant aud rates favored borrowers al the
time. The domestic exchanges steadily favored
Ncw-Ynrk. except At the East, New-lork funds at
BOSTON dropping 10 20 cents discount. The advance
IN tb. foreign exchanges was checked early IN the
week. since which the decline has been rapid 80
that sterling sold at : N3i. and - sj2 for long
and short sight respectively, against 81 o54 and
- - a week ago.
TIN. great ease in money and its now woll-aSSurcd
continuance for the whole summer, and the turn of
the tide in the movement of securities to Europe IN
stead of from there were powerful stimulans TO the
stock speculation last week. Yet, measured by The
extent aud rapditN of the advances that were made,
wilder umrkrts frequently have been seen and
known to have good staying powers There were "a
few stock, that at times developed galloPing pro-
! pcn>itics But A. Il rule the movements were slow
and indicative Of steady absorption Of stock The
| advances generally are not largo either. and
for some stocks the final sales show no
,,iu. from a week ago. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western closes the week rs it did lat. 81. Paul
il only X higher aud stocks are actually lover
than A week ago. The dealings however, were char
actcrilcd by great confidence, not only in moments
of strength but rs we'll when prices seemed weak
hrcauS. Of sales 10 realize profits. 80 far ~ the
,,t,r, situation does and is tp affect the sprcula-
tion. everything indicates favorable conditon.ior
a long time. The banks are fortified with reserve
canal o 80 rrr cent of their deposits, which reserve
=. likely TO hr further augrncncd.by Treasury pay
,c,,t. for boud- embraced in the lOlst call that
,h,trlrrd Yesterday. and latcr-Jnly by payments
! for about SIT OOO, 900 al uncontnued per cents.
TN, week ended with the speculation confident and
Tin, large capitalists enlisted for a further advance
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
DEror QUARTERNAsTER's OFricr.
t9,.,'-,-,'...- - .,geru f.uEvstF

IIOI srpV-r CosNFK GHEYNE.
INV Nohk tITf MAY Il, lS'lD
SEALED PROPOS AIS ~ TKIPIICATL, subject Ia the
susi viii b. received this Cnce untf II o'clock
an which time and place They VIII be
oened I'm the p-csrnce OF bidders fu furnishing and delivery
81 mel FORAGE during the fiscal year ending Jue
20 lS92 rqu.tci at New York CITY Nlci7 Point. y y H.,
an1 Davids Island. y II.
The reserves night 10 reject or all pro
posa or % accept DC most advantageous Ia the
department. ..,..., ,.. 90, ,.o.,,e
Bonk proposals and printed ccuars stating the Kind and
estimated quantities required each post and giving f IA.
structious s 70 the Of bidding conditions to - Oh
served by bidders and terms 81 Contract and pay hcn vi" be
furnished application Ia this ofhcc .u-
tuyeotes Containing proposals should be marked " Pro
usas fo Fuel Forage straw and Addressed 10 the IN
u''''s' RUFUS INGALLS,. COT and As.t q. NJ. Gen.
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'Exdivdend.
Government bonds were strong and active all tho
week through, and the sales at the Stock Exchange
amounted to $1,172.9OO. The u that are now out
standing, being absolutely duo July and worth on
that date just 1O3 will ce ase to be quoted. The 5s
advanced l ls per cent during the week, tho final
price Of the 4l2s is unchanged, and tue IL are is
vanced TO l03sa bid. State bonds were active and
generally strong, the Tennessees being exceptions
and 1uctuating feverishly according to ruinors or
intended injunctons against the carrying out OF tho
funding plan. Railroad bonds were unusually ac-
tive, and the speculation in Issues of the income
class kept pace with the speculation in stocks There
is however, a good Investment demand for the
better classes, and transactions in them are small
only because Of the limited supply.
The receipts of florf and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports Saturday were:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, May 22-P. N.
The value Of the merchandise imported into New
York during the week ended yesterday ID
g. 92s, $780, or 81 500, 546 more than for the pre-
ceding week. but 1t is 81 749,763 less than for the
same week of 1881. The exports from this port for
the week ended Tuesday, May IL, also were light
having been valued at $0,014,O41, or 81, 100. 1923
less than for the preceding week and 817 less
than for the same week Of 1880. The imports OF
specie for the week amounted to $136, 910, making
a total since January / Of $29.257,115 against
So 567 $3.50 for the same time in 1880, and the ex-
ports of specie for the same time amount TO
81 057,179 against $3,56s,665. The following
shows the imports and exports other than Of secu-
rites at New-York since January l, for 1880 and
1881:
Merchandise 500 l2s42s siss Dec sssesS seq
SP Tots imports soS sS i SsSis bee ISs 1866
ExPoRrs.
Merchandise s729o! sl44,sia, 40 Inc sS55S?i9
SPSSi sIpoT l4ssSSS i4ssissS Inc 5Ssssc
D Ihs against oe25i24S 42a4l5 Dec lsOs7sso
Thus, while the merchandise account for this year
shows balance against this port of only
S23.573479 against 500, 25352l balance on the
same side for last year. including the specie move
ments the balance against the port on the business
since January l. 1881, is still $is,2l3,4l5 against
$3.50, % ,245 To The same date last year.
The weekly statement of the associated banks OF
New-York that was issued yesterday includes the
first report of the United States National bank
Loans 81. 672 200 specie $i99 500; egal-tenders,
$50, 700; deposits $2,3sl 400; circulation,
S433 700 Therefore the actual change in the items
Of the banks that reported a week ago is just the
above named amounts less than the difference
shown by the comparative totals of tho two state
ments Aside from the additional increase in specie
and lcga-tenders which, without the United States
Nationals figures, amounts to So 7S5, 200 the sur
prisng feature Of the statement is that the deposits
exceed the loans by the sum of $2,4lS,90O. That
is except for the absolute necessity OF holding
reserve the banks could do the same business they
are doing now without one dollar Of capital and
have in cash 50 Al 900 of unlOancd deposits The
situation is an anomaly in banking which We doubt
! not was never before witnessed.
The total average reserves for last week-spccic
and Northumberland reported at $0s,3Jl 300 or
SIg. $50 100 more than the amount held at the
same date IN 1850 but an increase Of $51 $4,000
in loans 50 raises the deposits that the reserve re-
quircd now is - $50 800 against $Gi, 5Sl 425, the
sum required year ago. The weeks movement re-
suits in gain of 81. 1921, 1873 to the surplus reserve
and leaves it at SIG 7}s 575 against $130l9,075 at
the same date of 1880. The following are the COM
| narrative totals of the statements of May Ii and
| May 81:
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL

Ci-rou IiO;sr.
COLLECTOR. OtI1CT. Nay =, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS WI! bc received at this once uu
10 ocock noon Of Monday, May ~. ISL for furnishing
coal for the use a ycrcs at tins port Tor NE
Ascal year ending June 30 1872 said coal 20 lie anthracite
or bituminous. may he required Of OcS' quality ne
and uniform In character 10 Nrlfh <@tp
rounds he delivered after but hitc exposure 70
the weather board vessels at SUCH in'- anu ~ 'h fi
be required specified locations readily aces
sile for revenue steamers and To e subject {" Inspector a.
10 GuaIty and weight Bidders will specify the kind or End,
OF coal furnished. the location 81 tie min" OF mts u
which taken and general terms The manner ~ Whlc lhe
coal l. 10 be procured whether from stock On
hand af specified locality bY regular contract Win mining
or alton companies hy pfcla-e when required
1he relative value the fercnt k?ds 81 c offered ana
the facilities bidders will be considered IN CONNECTION
with the price. $500, =. ..a.,-,
The rgN Is reserved reject any all bids and IN waive
the Government a. do
and The bidder required 10 inter INTO ooh
tract with responsible surctcs 1890. ~. ,,-..-
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CkOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS
IL. Oh. ~ AInt. 1 u
COTTON MApRETs-DY TELEGRAPH

& Nay a Nans 6Ss% a a'ssRss 1865 Ss
rc @Si "i iSs1 bales all american pisnd
G Ms s . d. S" june HSS and July isysTy Ca DO July
pS I'D. DO HcSen5cr and Desee6,r delivery 6si.sdi
January and February dei' cry 6.a futures rG IN.
ds w. ns Sd is6o bales American Pands Low
>ccebcrdrhery, G'; DO September aud October dolv'
A,!a Nay 2IScqitSa quiet M9Gans s's 10.
s Mss'9s6 a h. sai SS" 100 bales 'S'
May 2I 6Ssoarv aF I'M % NJ, lcs
bale. sSs 10 ths connSnt z S Ssss e0a'tw'e O''
11 Says ;-s Nay S1SI sSSa i a&dns
s %l"% s tas tCnSsn Ssss eos.t"s Sss'
sag loo 9ass stock $ssS2 nas' Manv receipts
275 6n shipments sSss bales, sales bales ''eI'
SFw.0RLF,Ss, May 2l.-cotton hrmi Middlinr, iossi
10. Nad1 PEI SSea o eISDpls Fam c nf 6s Sss
g ihc contnrut, 5GSl bales saies 5000 o"es sseA'
,y.sSI May 2Cocn steady Missns lcf S Lev
S Sss n Ss &O SSSs bale. nI ss. ~
2l,927 bales.
EUROPEAN MARKErA
LIVERPOOL. May 81 -Pork-Pnme Mess-Eas.err. stesey
a. sO W sS sPsr s 4 DUN az $3.50 Long cs
9q a, az pa ,s Shoulder SSa au dun s s0
siTa Hs.s amss s :. aqa Prime dn Mesa St
T.low 81 Prime City dull at sLd Turpsn,lns-
Vss;ssr S ssss s ;ii !. # SS ws:
20 / White, dull Al sd; Spring, No 4 daA
crn Winter steady at e7d oorn-aIed 0ld dn a. TO-
Sew steady a All I'd. Cottonsecd Ou-feiow AmencaS
sicy AT ~ ID Rosn-common. London. nrner ~ D. Sd
splg1fs rnfpentlne at London. nrmer At 2Ash 49,, 49,
2l-l2.3U y. Beef s3oc per uStVe ~
Prime Ness Lard, 556d cwt for AncIicnn Tanow -
per ew Choese o. per cwt for the best srades OF Aae
"A
ssa s H1sss
LIvElfooI, May As p m-LArd. 0Ssd per ewIfor Amer
-, ana - e,-... a, r.,ro.,,,. ~
neT cwt Calcntta Linseel. 473dper quarter. kenned
trolrun AL a6d per gallon spirits Of Petroleum w.
LosDos aay el-5.so m-paie Rosn closed Last nsn'
AsiyEgr May 2l.-Petrolcum, 10 francs for hne pais
American; WLooxs Lard closed ~ l3s sees DC oena""
lMsuao May 2i-wiieoIs Lard eiosod AZ o5 narks "
HAyEI, Nay 2i-weoxs Lard eiA>ed 81 ~ francs set -
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cL0SIyG rFrcrS or clL1roRyIA SrocES
sAy Fn,scr.co, SATURDAY. May y. ISL.


san FE.NCIeCO. May 22.-Ex-tioycrnor Monte
verde, j. &. Alvarado and Professor Berger have
lust eturncd from Sonora. NcXicu, and leave here
fornian. says that since his trip year ago
Sonora has been greatly AmeiicaEzcd, aud in
the large towns Ike llcrmOsllo hundreds of
American CAPITALISTS are sOIOuruing carefully
watching for inv estncnts IN minca. All are heartily
welcomcd.a and the McNicans predict great prosperity
in the near future. He npcaks highly Of the san
Miguel mine, SOyapa district, the MinaS lrictas and
CabOrca.
Golden Gate has levied an assessment of 30 cents
per share and Benton one of 20 cents.
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Bullion valued at $i1,711 81 was received in
New-lork on Saturday from the mines, making
total the week Of |21O,lSf Us.
The total sales Of mining stocks in New York for
the past week officially reported by the two EA
changes AT 00i 1897 shares.
At meeting of the stockholders Of the Lcadvillc
Consolidated Company Friday. the following trus-
tees were elected: L. b. Elkius, j. b. Cba0re l. NJ
con. L. A. Hegeman: L. NJ. Lawson elected
president and I. w. Shannon vice-prcsidcnt. A.
Ebert secretary and treasurer
Development work is advancing day and night at
the Byc and Bvc mine, Orc Blanco District Ari-
zona The vein is five feet wide, yielding ore assay
ing from 500 To 500 per ton.
The Hon. Milton Saycr aud Leverett Saltonstal
will start tonight for Colorado for the purpose of
sary smclters at the Fanny Barret mine About
1000 tons of are now on tho dump. and develop
ment work is being vigorously pushed in the
mine
A notice Of interest to the stockholders of the
Trinity Mining Company, Nevada. is published III
another column. The company has issued bonds to
the amount of $25 900 of the denomination of 500
aud 500 for the purpose of raising additional
working capital
A Salt Lake City. Utah, special says: 1.-THE ship
mcnts from the Ontario mine for week ending
May H. which were not as large az usual, were
S36O44 62. Horn Silver shipments for same period
were 500 900, and Christy 1912 Az
A Denver, Col, special says: The Morning Star
mine il reported in better condition than ever.
The ore broken in exploring the new territory has
Welded an average of $4,000 q month. On tho
both opened into large ore bodies. At point near
the Evening Star mine of the largest ore bodies
ever opened in Leadville Is exposed. This massive
vein OF mineral IN sixty feet thick and opened up Tor
a distance Of 100 feet in length.
The Silver Cifl mill last week turned out 2,00S
pounds of bullion.
THE Pelican-Dives mine at Clear Creek Comfy
Is yielding ore that mills more than 500 ounces OF
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Officers ard Trustee
UENKY A. BARTHOLOMEW President.
HENRY NJ FRANCIS, ITtIsnt"r
u. %. lIORlDN. secretary,
OITO WHITE
49, 4. ONNAND,
GEORGE 70. FITCH.
FRANK =. WINCll ESTEN
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OYFICE sECNEI ARY, :
WASHINGTON, d. G.. Nay 10. 1881.
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- tho United states Treasury Department until IL o'clock
noon Friday TO- 1881 tor supplying 1000 ards more
~ Icss M ne best FULL FINEFKAME body brussels
pet and yards or less Of the best american carpet
kun1 Tor United Stairs public buildings 10 be- delivered
the Treasury Department Washington d. c. In such quaint
lies and At such times may be required
hd xi be considered unless made by amanuiecturer
regular dealer In carpets and accompanied by deposit Of
Al ONO limited states money certned check for that
amount guarantee OF good faith Deposit OF sueootfu
hdder Will be RETAINED nn contract II eted Into and bond
vsn Nth NOT lees than suretes 10 the penal Of
5000 conditioned that terms Of contract shall be faithfully
executed. -, 49,. ..., a.. ......
aids must state price per ysr and must be accompa
ned by and half yards OF carpet with max
ers name mark thereon and yar Of carpet lining a.
specimens OF quality OF the goods proposed 10 Dc fu
nished- 81, A..
The Department the ga 70 reject any or all bids
and 10 waive defects. -, -
addressed the Secretary OF the Treasury
and Endorsed Proposals for carpet and caiP.t
secretary.
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CEALED PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY SUB
- and miscellaneous supplies for NE Marine Hos
tal at This port ending June 30 lSs2 viii be
received the 0tce Of the nnchaige at ne mcd
states sem until " the 3lst day OF May 1881
Schedules will be furnished upon application at this oce
The states the night to reject any or all bids
NJ direction Of the Supervising Surgeon General
~ &. = D. FESSENpEN,
Surgeon L. s. NJ IL =, In charge VI Hospital.
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filming.

filming.
NEw-YoRK. May II, 1891
A I the request of many Stockholders OF Nav
N so Mining and Independence Mining Co. Of Tusca-
Nevada, AL stockholders 81 these companies Are car
nestly requested Al the Office Of George Mann
90 broadway, New York CITY, at o'clock, "Wednesday May
2b inst important matters Affecting their Interests viii be
laid before them for consideration
(,ATALPA MINING co. of COLORADO.
~ owns Catalpa and Catapa No. 2 Mines at
Leadville.
Oface, No. 90 BROAD-sT. New-York.
TraDsfer Once, fermers Loan and Trust Co. y. Y.
100000 shares- NOn-sseessabla. Par, $40.
Incorporated under The Laws Of NewYork.
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PROPOSALS
FOR
POST OFFICE ENVELOPES.

POST OFUcE DYTAETMfNL
WARRINGTON. u. G.. May >, 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Department
until "Wednesday the LIST day Of June ISL at O'Clock NJ
for furnishing In such quantities and at such times A. they
may be ordered ONCE Envelopes required for use
during the year ending June 80 1882 Of the following
classes viz;
Nos 70 4.-For Onicia, Letters and Returns
No. J.-For Returning Dead Letters
No. 6.-For Registered PACKAGE
No. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages
No s-For international Money Order Ad'iccs.
Blanks forms lids with samples and full specifications
will be furnished upon application to the Td Assistant
Postmaster General, Washington, D. c.
THOMAS l.. JAMES,