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National Republican., 1881-07-12
philadelphia Cattle Market.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, July -Cattle-recelpts,
5000 head market active; prime, G1iGl7c good $50
csc; medium 6G6Gc; common, 5h6B5'sc. Sheep
receipts, 5000 head market active; prime, 5ss@5Ac
good, 5A6nAIac; medium, 565sc common il46i4ysc;
lambs, s6D9c IIogs-recelp,s $500 head; market ac-
tive and firm at Sa6D9Ac, according to quality,
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uaI,,mors C,,,I. Masked,

BALTIMORE July ll.-Beef catte-market fairly ac-
tive and prices toward the close only shade Off very
best, 5A96jsc; first quality 4ys@5Ic; medium, a. %
ilac ordinary 3D3sic; most of the sales were from
70 receipts, 1915 head; sales 1903 head. swine
light supply and fair To good demand: quotations. ~,
SAc receipts, 262l head. The arrivals OF sheep and
lambs were 9Gab head quotations sheep, 3la95Jsc
iambS. l6h Tp
National Republican., 1881-07-12
Pension once Discharges.

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN,.
Is it true that the discharges from the
Pension Office, which Il is said will soon take
place. are to be selected from those who ride bicy.
cles, smoke cigarettes part their hair In the mid.
die, carry umbrellas In clear weather. and have no
record in multiplying and furnishing tho earth p
Why we are to be singled out for the sacrifice no
man can find out. Haven't we all the qualihca.
tons required to make successful clerks? Because
we improve our leisure time in manly sports such
as are beneficial to general good health and fine "
appearance, are we TO be made martyrs that q few
drones
WHO HAVE No AMBITION
beyond drawing their salary and moping away
their leisure hours may be advanced or have n
more certain tenure Of once2 Don't It seem like a
direct blow Mt individual freedom contrary to the
spirit of our Constitutions Must we forego the
pleasure and benefit Of exercising our muscles, as
well as our brains, in order to be capable OF
HOLDING cLERKsHIp7
Suppose we do divide our hair in equal measure
isn't that fair? Every question should have two
sides to be interesting and possible of successful
defense. five do dress our hair in fashion that
don't suit oncsided people we have as largo
brain as those who don't. We can walk erect,
and don't go through the streets
LIKE A GoosE-wALKING SIDEWAYS
Why not emulate our style, and then If 1t becomes
necessary to discharge anybody let the ex-confed.
crates in office go to the slaughter and pay the
penalty for their treason7 Keep up our public in.
sttutions in such manner that foreign counts
will respect and initiate our customs The Pen.
sion Bureau cannot survive without our aid and
presence, and we won't forget III Give us office
or give us DEATH"
National Republican., 1881-07-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
stock and Bond Observation-Disclosures
nmL NeM Ynrk Rrnducc llnrL nla

The following observations ou tho transactions In
the financial market yesterday, Ogetber with opening
highest, lowest, aud closing quotations. furnished
by thG bankng-house OF II. d. Cooke, IT, & Co., Ii2g
street. Washington, D. c.;
National Republican., 1881-07-12
MINING STOCKS
The following were the clt
nANKEWsl EYlUAN

Three.day bills .,..- 4s0i sxydAy bills ...... 4sij
Messrs IL. d. Cooke, Jr 4 Co, received the following
telegrams;
NEW YORK, JulyI0, 10 a. m.-There was very much
confidence yesterday expressed In a better stock
market this week, Notwithstanding the dun aud slug
glsh movement on Saturday, proylded the news from
Washington regarding the Presidents recovery cOn-
tinucs favorable and there Is disaster the crops
The extreme dullness of Saturday was partly ex-
planned away by The manifest mdispostlon ON tile
part OF the street operate any great extent until
L was known how Mr. Garfield had passed the ninth
day aud the light trading was likewise partly at
trbuted to tho absence VI Keene also 10 some of the
National Republican., 1881-07-12
1883
JOHN McDERMOTr & BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES
tSteam used, $40 PVnnsylyanlR avenue, near Third
street west, Washington, u. g. Carriages aud uar
ness received ON storage and sold on commission
Carriages repaired. felt
National Republican., 1881-07-12
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 1l.-Vrginia sxes-deferred, TO-
do consolidated So past due coupons Of; ten-for-
tieB, 5jk bid today,
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Georgia Gs
u,,,,uore s,ocL uo,ra

LONDON, July tl.-Bonds-fours, 100; Erie. 40; New
York Central, 1i1s: New York, Ontario and Western
1875 Illinois Central, liid Pennsylvania 661k Read
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STATE BoSD'
rorcIrn uoncy yT,rl.et.

suB.TnEAsURY BALANCES.
..... s7i,S25370 90 Currency ...... 1914 56I %
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE North, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAIL.

mo r,,,, PESSNESiYdXyJAASIA SEii ROUTE
on, ~, ,9quBL;G TRACK, srEEh RAIIis ,,a,,,,, '
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.
TRAINS LEAVE WNSlIfNGTON from Depot, cor.
Sleeping Cars to Pttsburg ana ChIcago 1910 n. m.
.dhNNi WIN Sleeping Cars fOm Harrisburg to Cln'
cnrl'i. 81. Louis aud ChlcagOi $3.50 p. m. daily
RHIr WIr 2sSR iSi,A fAE Y II l.sGHIS, hnrHnIS, Az p,upoAp
For Canandagun Rochester Buffalo, niagara Falls
with larlor Car TO Watkins aud the North, ut 500
cent Saturday, with Pnidce Cars to CanandaigIa
For wllllamsport, Lock Haven and Elnllra, ntIO3l
For New York nnd the East 500 1880 m, 300, 1000
and 1915 p mon sunday, 300 y. M, lGOJ and 1915
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars $3.50 a. nl
For Br6oklyn, New York all through trains connect
at ry Jersey Shy G with boats Of " Brooklyn Annex
double lcrrage across New YORK city '''''"'
For Philadelphia 500, 1850 u. m 2O1 $40 1000 and
iGi2 p ~ On Sunday. 300 p m. $40, 1000 and
Limited Exprcss, $3.50 q; m. daily, except sunday
For baltimore Gao, 500, G30 1880 aud 800, 40
$40 $50, GaO 1000 and 1918 y, M. on SUNDAY, 500
y; M, l0D n. M, 300 $50, $3.50 1900, and 1918 pm
FOR POpes Creek Line. GlO n. IN. aud $40 p M. daily
For Annapolis, Bio H. m. and sop m, daily, except
ALEXHSbRIA AND gREpERICKsBURG RAIL
MAY,ANp ALENANDRGA AND WASHING
For Giexsndria' 100 72o, o2o a. M, nnd 1850 n. m
go 900 Z, m, $50 p ~, 500 and ll'50 7. M on
For Richmond and the south, 100 m, and ilO a. m.
go daily, and 800 y. IN. daily, except Sunday.
and 1900 a, M, ~ lO 800 500 700 and 00 D. M
and 1900 midnight SUNDAY, at s;U5 and 1000 a. M,
Ticketsandiniormatlon be procured at the ONCE
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl'
ielt for the checking Of baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
National Republican., 1881-07-12
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
, 1881-04-02

THE effect OF thu crposo made In these
columns Ut Mayor llarrison's relations t"
tho concert SALOONS md gambling deus, Of
Ills failure to enforcG the city ordinances,
und his political blundert1,g. llas been
that OF roustng tho cltlzuns to thu
necessity Of retiring alr. Harrison to prlyute
lIfv. The Democrats were completely
crcsttalloll yesterday. The DETECTION
from tho Democratic purity liz tho
Irts,. wurts, news Ut which COMES
to Mr.. Harrison hourly, docs not tulrd to
rousu the drooplug spirits Of h!s lc1'clIlnel'.
Tho Republicans haye victory In their grasp
already. A full vote alIu II fafr COUNT Will
curtaluly elect tho entlro Republican ticket.
, 1881-04-02

Lonp HARRINGTON Inns received memo
rial signed by ,700 merchants Of Manchester,
urging that representative bu sent t0 tho
Monetary Conference ut rnris. II not 10 rej'ru-
sent England, to represeut British ln.ita, The
Chamber OF Commerce Of Birmingham
a,ut Liverpool demand that an unpe4geu
representative bD st,s,t:
, 1881-04-02

WILLIAM 1fISsl.Ey was torn Into fra0-
1ncnts yesterday BY tic expulsion Of sntne
dynamite cartridges which lle himself had
made, at Heidelberg. near Wilkcsbnrre. IN.
William Williams, an engineer, wns badly
injured by tho sane explosion.
, 1881-04-02

JoHS WALrE1s anil Sitas Williams, two
youths Ut Unionville, o., ngel respectively
II md Is, went ont hunting last Thursday
md hive not yet been hearl from. 1t IL
Thought tfat they have perisllcd In the sl,ow-
storm which las occurred Ill that region
since
, 1881-04-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sir Henry james
stated In tic I[0usu Of Commons yesterday
that ITO body WIS elected forclb!y FROM tho
Fret.ctt {otlco ut tic time of tlle arrest Of
Mist, tllo editor, ind Tint tho pol!cn III lock-
Ing up tho ot1ico only acted in tint way lit
order to b0 tho better able to obtain uocn.
lHe,,tary evidence,
, 1881-04-02

+. II. G7AYDpX and II young man named
McEac1ien, nccoustant and assistant ac-
countaht Of the Federal I}a,,k Of London,
Ont, have nbscnnded with some Of the funds
OF tho bank. TIle amount Ut the default Is
not known,
, 1881-04-02

THE Budget Committee of tho Frei1c!,
Clinnbers have agreed OH report fnvotln.
customs tariff OIL live stock imported intu
France according to tho following scnte:
Oxen, IL francs; cows, francs; hogs, )
francs; sheep, * francs cnch.
, 1881-04-02

THEnt: seems to b. no doubt that Judge
1,obcrtson's nomination will he confirmed.
Tile great majority of tic Democratic Sena-
tors will support him. md tho Republican
Scllators generally will vote for Ills conffrmn-
, 1881-04-02

A 1'AssESaEn.rElA1N golng north on tho
st. Paul Minneapolis Il A(allttobn RnflroAd
Thursday forenoon run into fre1ght-traln
six miles from l.othsay, MINI. 'rhe cabooso
ut tho frsight-tran took Ilre. AMI oslo l!asi,
Joseph niug, Of st., Paul, was burned to
death, n,d several porso'ls very badly Injured,
some OF whom, II IL thought, will die.
, 1881-04-02

Hem DAzErr tho leader OF the Moderate
Socialists I'll the German 2ctcfstag. protested
IN tint body yesterday agaiust himself and
Ills party being t,eld responsible for the
nlnushings OF Most, Hassetman, and other
radical Communists.
, 1881-04-02

TIE Greek Government has determined
not to accept Turkeys concessions as full
satisfaction for tho demands Of Greece, aid
the Premier, Cousnountlouros, will telegraph
tue Greek uge,lts to tllat effect.
, 1881-04-02

BI,ApLArG1l's appeal tn the House OF Lords
Is intended to ASCERTAIN whether he is 10 pay
tho penalties imposed for voting without hay-
Ing taken the prescribed oath. II the decis-
lon is adverse to I'ra,''augll, tho Government
will rcnitt the penalties.
, 1881-04-02

PArL RICHARDSON, William Green. and
Milton Brown had discussion rs to tho way
to play Ca!ifornia-jack In 4 gambling
house Mt pendleto1l. s. Z. The discussion
ended In fight, In whicl, Richardson, was
killed a,d Brown nlttt Green batlly wounded.
, 1881-04-02

THURSDAY morning Richard II. Drewter
abused Ills father.. wllo lived near Mount
OlIyct, Ky. Ils tl,cit left, goIng lnto tho VII
luge, und, getting drunk, returned, abused
tls fatt,or ngaln. unu attempted to kill Him,
firing two shots. Ills brother, j. s. Drrwder.
culno to tho rcscuu Ut Ills father, WrcstuA
tie revolver from lttcllurd, all shut hlln
uepll.
, 1881-04-02

THE New York hoard Of Trade md Trans
portation adopted resolutions yesterday dep
recalling tile removal Of Collector Merritt, OF
New York, from Ills present position rs
prejuliclal to the commercial interests Of
Srw York, and contrary to the Boards illea
of CtyIl-SerylcG reform.
, 1881-04-02

THERE wcre Only liz business failures
throughout tllo United States during thu llst
week, anu llonu Of any Significance. The
number Is tho smallest fur ANY week OF the
INST t,yu months,
, 1881-04-02

GUSTAV tiE1c1sFus, II wealthy bachelor,
WIS assasinated Thnssday hight. near Moll-
roc, q. llo WIS sitting With Ills brothers
fnuIly reading II paper when ho was shot ut
fru,n outside window.
, 1881-04-02

WILLIAM BATES. a United States Marshal.
WIS fatally stabboI i,nar Somerset, KY.
Thursday night during a quarrel with
stranger. l,ates wanted fair lght, but tho
stranger trcucheInn8!y uselt u knlfo.
, 1881-04-02
CHE Gr1h1111e.

t;n- Ihrrons un,l,lc II purrhnse c"pics Of THE
CHICAGO Tn1nuSH 1T Neus tgtHcfcs and IN Ttta-
1rdU trats 1t1cre Chicago jx1pcfs dre anil tc4 c-
fer Il faror iv reporting The facts TO t'ts "ct, gtu-
I'M full particulars.
, 1881-04-02

Mn RowEII7 who was recently elected to
Parliament from WIgan, Lancashire bor-
oug!l, has beer, 1lnsrateu for brI,esy and cor
rupt!0n. 1t seems TO bo almost impossible
for candidate to oDtuln election from MI
English borough without rcsorttng to brtb-
TRY.
, 1881-04-02

THERE are saiu to bu dissensions among
thu Ducr leaders. 1t Is also claimed tint tile
beers are oQttng tl,e loyal Inhabitants OF tic
Transvaal, mud are not respecting tho treaty
Ut peace.
, 1881-04-02

THREE Professors ut Jnssy, IN no'lmanln,
l.aye been suspended becal,so they aro sIls-
pcctctl Ut NthilIstic tendencies. Several
students l,ave bee,. oxpcllcd from the college
WAero these Professors taught.
, 1881-04-02

Two YAIs1stAx contractors WHO calu,nn!-
ated the Engineer o1ilcers of tise French war
Department In connection With the Gcsl. De
Clssey matter wora each sentencud to tt!rce
uluuths' Imprisonment ana Il tine.
, 1881-04-02

LEWIS NoYLE shot and killed q t1nl
named j. s. Ballard ut l4uadv!llo yesterday.
ballard hui seducuA Doyie's s!ster. was
furccd by threats to nLaEry her. alM was sus.
rccteu by Boyle Ut Intending to desort her.
, 1881-04-02

Afr Ton NIcnor, OF Wisconsin, has re-
q,,csscd President Garfield to withdraw his
nomination rs Commissioner Of Indian At
fairs. Nic3lo1 says tint he could not fulfill
tllc duties Of the ofslcc, owing to Ill health.
, 1881-04-02

SENATOR AfE,in1rr's bill forblddfns tclo-
graph companies from charging over 70 CENTS
for tc.l-wartl messages within ule State wts
ordered to u third recalling In tic Illinois
Senute yesterday.
, 1881-04-02

THERE Is q prospect that tue Senatorial
deadlock will bo broken M0xt week. Tho
Democrats wilt consent to the Republicans
clecthlg President pro ten. to
take the place of Vlce-prcsident Arthur,
wAo waus to leaye' Washington fur
, 1881-04-02

4 FAnMEn living near CaseyyI1le. ILL.,, has
two dogs whlel, l,o trained to chase Bible
agents. The dogs set upon nurscrylnan
named Clucas, who was delivering trees TO
the farmer, and 50 worried llin that lie call
ra$ iun
, 1881-04-02

THE French Chamber Ut Deputies voted
G,oo0,ooo frnncs yesterday to indemnify the
sufferers by the coup d'ctut Of 1s5l, by which
Napoleon III. obtained colapiete ascundcncy
III Fruncc.
, 1881-04-02

THE machlne~1no1dcrs aid stose-mo!dets
of pl,tsburg have l,ad their wages advanced
10 per cent. They threatened to strike, anu
t1e employers submitted gracefully.
, 1881-04-02

THE Early-Storey libel suit terminated
yesterday, tile jury finding for tlio plaintiff,
and assessing damages nt S50Q. Tho verdict
is looked UPON rs victory for the old lnals.
, 1881-04-02

DUurSo the monti, Of March tho public
debt was reduced S0,l0,,slD. The total re-
duction SINCE tho end Of tho last fiscal year,
June ~, 1ss0, las becn SGa, ,40s,70l. t..
, 1881-04-02

Mn. JolrS DopK1S, iii Irisl, landlord now
In Toru,ltU, WHO Is fully seven fest high,
says he left Ireland because llo was too big Il
1@lnrk for bullets.
, 1881-04-02

Jusrus Sc11wA1>, III boEalf Of the New
York Communists, has tulegrupfed Most,
thu Frci|,c{t editor, that tho attcr shall Aavu
monetary assistance from this sidc.
, 1881-04-02

FRANCE Is sending troops to AlgIers, o.
tensiDy to protect French subjects from
,uurautltng baE.ls. There nre SOUS who
tuiuk tllnt Fruncu las designs on TunEs.
, 1881-04-02

THE workingnen Of New York are de-
mandiue MI Increase Of 81 cents pcr day In
tl,ois wages. Iii many Instances 1t has been
nlrendy granted,
, 1881-04-02

4. n. SULLIVAN. Member Of Parliament,
who was counsel for tic Land-LcaEucrs III
the recent trial at Dublin, has been aske1 to
defend Most, the Communist editor.
, 1881-04-02

GEo,.oE II. TnAvERs' dry-goods store at
Detroit, MIcll., was damaged sl0,oJo By 'lrt
yesterday. Thu luss Is fully covered by in
surallce.
, 1881-04-02

ANGUS SMITH su,d William Young, Of Mil
waukee. aro reported to hayo struck paying
silver ore In tho Kcd Cloud Mine In the San
Juan country.
, 1881-04-02

Mn. GEol.0E +. Nn1rt's Chicago Police
and Fire Bonrtl bill WIS read SECOND time
in the State Se1nte yesterday.
, 1881-04-02

WILLIAM POWELL. II soldier Of the Tenth
Cavalry, killed n Mexican WOMAN named
Torbio Weir ut Dario, Tex. Thursday night
, 1881-04-02

BEAcoSsr1EI1''s PHYSICIANS seem to think
tl,at there lsso,ne hope Ut the ultimate recoV-
cry OF their patient.
, 1881-04-02

ABOUT 81. .o}500o worth Of gold bullion was
withdrawn from tho link Of England yes
turdny for shipment TO New York.
, 1881-04-02

THE Cuyahoga Falls Wire-Mlll Mt Akron,
O., was damaged $4,000 worth by fire yes-
tetday, The loss is covered By Insurance.
, 1881-04-02

Don't be migIcd - ilv 5oPHtsrR1Es
OF these extravagant Clothicss. EveEybodys
knows that their Big Rents, Big Salaries,
and Big Advc1tisings must be offset by Big
Profit. They cannot substantiate thelz
claims for Low Prices.
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S.. 100000
y. ue Cncaso 81 Louis and NewOrlcans Railroad FIVE
ILA GENT SEVENTY YEAR GOLD LOAN. now offer the
ior subscriptions at 107 and interest rcserying the
''sn. 10 advance the price without notice
s iosA was authorized by the shareholders the Com
sS 70 consolidate the existing debts, increase of
e0'eehess and with large reduction interest charges
a. mortgage covers the franchise entire property of
- onpahy including the equipment and all branches and
no" or hereafter authorized constructed to be
constructed and franchises, lands, equipment or other
whenever acquired in connection with railroad or
ASr 'he purposes Of its Incorporation
issued AS coupon bonds registered certificates
each payable in gold coin Of the United states OF
1oS standard OF weight and fnencss, the principal in
49,. i interest at per cent per annum, June 10 and
49, without deduction from either principal
'or any tax, levy assessment imposed upon the
,r, franchises property hereby conveyed or upon tho
sa,s ana 'eFest of said bonds, either by United
America or by the States Louisiana Mississippi.
" county therein ' '' '
te csiits Neat Railrosd Company owns twothrds of
Mons ia l, vi thAs company, opera
srs me from the River 10 the civ of Newor
Orleans ~ ado ted Ii through ton from New
Inc "a 81 Louis CHICAGO ''N-N -'N"'
paDy viii ~ pOuds OF the Illinois Com
ernsd insst oived by t@e undersigned at aud ac
81 Louis sra pay nent subscriptions Chicago
Iurfhsr =, nc -Orleans old Loan - 49, ~o'
may DE had upon application to
"iNsLOW, LAKIER & CO..
20 Nassau St
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TO CONTR ACrOpS

-, " Att.i. WORKS. AMSTERDAM. = y
1871 liH-sis VII 5e e. Enc oais. 1s-,.u-
Commissioners l2 fr lulv - 10, - , tl "a atcr
Oh s3stell OF Gravity V-rr.s -''' i'e t-"a
acts. ''' 'r'-A 'Nl"."tc proposals and
J. tasi iron pipe &c
> layiag 90 i-ffifii fp, ss-e-or, co,,,,.-.
:. Distribution reservoir. --''
4 Conduit inns.
MoI.. consist OF ahcnf y miles - ripe dief-s,roa
reservoir 81 -, o'.ncO gallons ca;ficv ard a
81 Nlilht0 Pine. mics asf 80
mlie-lS aud IL inch pipe ~ ~ oNo u "Aei.~l
'aSii proposal he accongaqrd ce-fsaea .,.,
,~t a. ~, Z, ''os H,cii .is m amount 90 $780, -
az succtS7f u bidders WIZ De rtquir IL furnfs IA sase.c
t"iA Deics la "a" sum % so .cr cen of work
ne sih Nff's iofsa~
~ VII ' a' on Gnd alter Jnly application s1r
~ iIhe 10 made CstCi Tr-fr,.cr
Amsterdam. y. y N--'- '-'--i'fets
i.rr ~ 49, - any or
.-l-"' " i""'i' - ISL Sccrffs ry.
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PANH has, under the right it by the terms Of
its Six Per Currency Redemption Bonds due Octobcr
Io9o o the First Series dated February sC4 and Second
Series dated October 1860 payable on the day
OF October 1881 the bonds of numbers stated below rno
all OF said Redemption Bonds outstanding Amounting m
s2oO1Ooo The Illinois Central Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that it will presentation to
S.'7ief al NO ia broadway, in the city Of oIb
WIN ~ per cent added thereto said October
ana interest VIII cease from that day coupons on said
bonds by their terms payable viii cease and be
0oe '" ana must De surrendered with the bonds. 100
VIII be paid for each OF said the denomination Of
flOVO andoO for each of said bonds Of the onuaon Of
$500.
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THE MONEY MARKET


For The convenience Of numerous readers who are
Out of town the holidays We Will print our
usual weekly review Tuesday morning.
There VIII BE nomarlets I Observation-Disclosures
business ut the Stock Exchanges Tuesday VIII
begin al o'clock instead Of 10 o'clock.
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old DOMINION COPPER STOCK
" BOU CHI AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
= 81. HAMILTON & 90, 81 IIoadwa
SILVER MINE FOR SALE.

M
Offer for sale for few days only twohirs Cor whoe
of newly openel and exceedingly promising silver mine in
Clear Creek County Colorado within mile OF railroad Of
postofce, OF concentrating works aud stamp mills
Claim 150by 300 feet in length VEIN title perfect
and shaft only sixty deep already produc
Ing carrying sold silver copper on saue vein
and only 200 feet distant company 100000
now opening up, at depth of less feet mine OF,
great value.
Amplosinvestigation invited abundant personal
given. Price of twothirds for selling
Of other mining interests develop.
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T'HE MINING ASSOCIATED PRESS,

l2O BROADWAY. y y,
Receives and ttc@raphs daily leading
newspapers dl subscribers the latest Information
ing mines a3 ihlrOalS, Important movements railway
alo hll@ shares opening and closing quota 81
i've stocks AZ The principal Exchanges. dividends
nlents, Nc..
Agents in IN the prominent and every important
mining district in the country. Special reports furnished
promptly mining properties IN tho United States
ern Mex and the DOMINION Ol Canada.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

NAVY DEP A.rsfr-yT
A''t--At o. fhDNifiDN~ Z
~, " AiiiNslO G. June (
-. endorsed PROPOSALS f,i,,-.o
W. i'' received AZ this iliTcan until .c~i-, y, 49, o.,
~ x i'iial, ~ ami sixty thousand tIi ,t,' \.
y \. at 'i' Ndfs l+rs, ifaosg a
one haif of the quantity -.o,i,.., 50 D., ,.., -
81 contract. va '-'i''' s.Ail Jay nom the Cats
ms ana forms - cfer be Furnishes, IA, r..
~ i' ~ i,a!'pA and proposals .t,
ne I"ins 90 furnished. eccona.e s,ifb ~ 80,
GEO p CUTTER
IaAluas. General. L -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
FpICHMOND and AILEGHANY RAILROAD
"A COMPANY.


To the holders OF the stock Trust Cerc&tcs Richmond aud
AHeehany Railroad Company:
NOTICE il hereby given HAT subscriptions - ,OeOOO
for hc construction of River Division from Coring Ohio
TO Central Division at Chesapeake and Ohio crossing
ONO River Bridge, and ether purposes, have allotted
follows;
10 stockholders Of Ohio Central r. r. Co ..... 100000
To holders of Trust Certificates Of Richmond and
-Ni'eNihN IT, ~ 100000
To stockholders OF Atlantic and Northwestern
Railway 100000
Holders Of thc II. A. Stock Trust Certificates
VIII BE entitled to subscribe 900 shares
privilege is taken before July 16 1881 by presentation
OF their certificates to f. r. Leland Secretary Richmond
am NleShaay r. r. Co. No . Wals, Room 80. such
certificates De stamped eek privilege transfer
fay accompanied by chcc for first call OF 10 per pay
able to the order Of Metropolitan National Bank.
Remainder Of subscription Will be subject synd
cate Committee
subscription certificates VIII be issued emitting subscribers
to rata share OF such
sequcnt agreement OF the Committee and Railroad Company
and also the right 10 share Of the subscription
construction OF ue Central Division when offered.
Right To subscribe viii expire July balance
OF subscription lot then taken has been placed.
Per order.
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