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New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

hsuEs-Unchanged.
1H0FFEFNRo quiet firm. unchanged the Nebo arrived
with 1915 6as FiS ana 500 rags saniOs stock here
do priyaie terms Fair Cargoes l14@l24c. Mild quiet
"coTT6N-spot Cotton irregular nominal unchanged aud
duh ls5 bales delivered on contract $500 bales Re
sSs' sSs and s e. sa tots
Futures moderately active closing rm 40 advance
1is5 PGlqas ols oSOs n'0S dvoe s
7lO pefe%sf e s Nare6 SggIIy 7a hny Il
Glide May, n;g2Sli 7lc Prices for Ring. ana Mar
fB@ss%Ss$ i.59 fss
eSsns GSsSn s @ M eo5SS ld7s o
FeSraar '&H 95
i59e April M is .rl5s 6s2S , Way 72oll74e June
FLOUR AND MEAi-FLoUn n-Market without decided
Sales 800 bales Including S40o b6 CITY Mil Extra ~ 40
%$ cT SHg s aSd I 5 o Winter wSeS 66 Low ~
Ss % S Sf 80 for SFse en IN and on 8 s asSk YS for
ptsE ss 5S snd 5o bs SS MniS "nSaa ES h 5s
8 75 Aeols 10000 bhls OF he sales were for export
g 25@s9 no. SS@@Gn to Fair aa state e 90 GOod
so o Sp oS g Sa9s SSo DO :; = g. s IN s SSd
3 60asi 80 cOmmon Extra Minnesota s6S$6, 50
SsFs9S EST S ID @ aSgS @ 50 s AHp M ~ fS go 3oq$S S
sS' 10 W ycx LOGs soc comRSn TO n E Extra sd 5S %
Wheat Extra s7a$s 75 market closing quiet .....soUT
EfiTp $SSs5 lS Good to cSciSs s. SoS . y Rye
CORN MfAba sa SSlS SSSoas 8 8 30 as
afs fp VII Mfse fsG% r. 50 VERY Light
port len s9,sS sS % s5Se trad @a
2isoOo bush cash. including Unsraded Spring 81 25 so
No. Spring, ~ 262a$ 2S; No Milwaukee Chicago.
81 Ongradcd Winter Red 81 16d$l 40; Red,$I
81 So steamer No. Red, 81 80; No. 5 Red. 81 ii;
steamer No Red, ST. 4JG$l 41la Red
81 l5Sasl Ash Ungraied White lliNo White.
81 S90 40 steamer mol WhteS1 4O0fl Oincluding
boat for delivery this week at q 4o No White = A =;
October q 45' Tsl IS closing 47e$ 471 do Noycm
befl Gf "a closing 81 4SisGSl 49s do December,
srmef sales 1000 bush; New state 81 H. aud 900 bush
track, 81 To-. BARLEY and BARLEY MALT
quiet, urchanged CoRN-Market about lc. better,
scarcely trade for aud
for home use large speculative trading sales S52O 900
BUSH future 6s O1 bush cash, including Ungraded West
ern Mixed 66e7lc No 3 ~c; steamer Mixed zoe; No q
S 2S ia'Sr troin eievor felIo" '2aa13e; NO
u c closing 7lc do 0ctoDer 72s74 c: closing, 737c9
74cd November 75l2 T76 closing 76s sD76asc OATS
Market c to lc higher, ard more active sales e4soO0
asoi No White 45@452c. No 2 45'4@l7c mainly, 4sI
N46[e.; No l., 4yl2U1Oc; Mixed Western, 4l3A3c:
White Sg do, 44947ej White state 45a4sa, including
bush do October 44a4lNc; loa,ooo bush do November
aSg4S 3 PC Qmet 40fo 81 O5dsl IL COB, 81 10
EXPORTS FROM SEVEN ATLANTIC PORTS FOR WEEK END
ING AUGUST 81, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

kFhEEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
G3O d "a. '''f'' 80 u H. l. u' = @ioo' 0''o
EN JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~, IN t.pate wa sandy Hook at q lO:sO
' : o;Oo Gao p M for East Long on sundays
ant. ~ W O~'-'" "i"'e i"ih' fieAS
f fo S1n9y % HOOK via Brancbport 5;45 7:iG H. H.
ter Monmouth Beach Seao yh &C. via 8ranch,or 5.l5
"is o" Wa Rel Bank lockwood Toms RtS,r High
mn, lte'%l'S, Nihe'and and al stations Bay sile
go 'p-Nla Rod Rank for Toms River
lano Hcirhts. sea Side PARK Parnegst, ,cc
in-Nu kall-lS0 = y for
Nanchcst"r Toms Rver ATLANTIC CRY and al
sS9p. m.-via Pol Bank for Lakewood whiungs Toms
hiNrr Highland EerhtS Parnegat Sc
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
5teamboats ano Rdilron )s


A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
{ nnb CRY OF Troy losye llug exeeo saturis9
rom rom Ter No ~ Worth river foot' eoS
day steamer touches al AloLaE 0'" ~"
A LBANY Boats PEOPLES LINZ
so,, pREW and nd JoTN olvs Pier H. North aiEsr
Sou - ~ :, oa. " CANAIsr. eVsry WEEK DAY as -
trains North. " sst lai :L,L WIN
Excursion nokess' Albany ana return good 30 dav s2J
\" w. EVERETT. Prcsiient
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRSFy
r,u rStauon in New York, foot Lherty.st station in
ia,n or,, ~ 100, .o". o. p Eult9n,si JeweiTs Wharf
Leave New York. loot o Lioertv-ss. As f,lnK,
u,rsh,r OF bennington. Esston. Alieat0wa Realax
7A5I ~ For schooleys Nornt,, ,Firs Rrs,, e-,,,,
WarAn,t an western T. r. Easton. Allentown Wnkes6srre
g mFnr Flening,op. Sc4ooley,s No,nt,i, H.,
sssilnce branch taston Allentown Req.nE He--jsSn-,
ii,,nr i iInh WInla lsport Tamaqua DrtOn NaatcOts
n m-For Femington. rason. Alsntown Readinr Har
hr'N, ii.stpn etc
Chunk Tam9gua, priiton Wkcsharre scranton *, 1oH
a,m mutor Schoolev's Mountain. High Dridge Branch
Gi5o ti5oo m-For Somervile Flen,pg,on. Sc.
Rca3inr arrs, o5 ,,StGq NJ Il and r. r. Allentown.
sunday troins leave at s:f5 NJ N ior Boani Rrook
ng @ ,1 lte stations - $50, for Easton Allen.
q. For Newsrk i4 G:iG s:t5 7I5 7:go 500 ssa
aSo "a lo,ih M Ml5;i5a " ~ n d2;di liz 2il
Tor traius Oca points Time Tables a, station.
y Y. ana LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ALL Raj. LIN for Perth Amhov. Sonth AmbOy
Pe,isrN onS hranch Ocean Grove AsbuTy Park. Point
g. Le,ayeat 545 745 1880 M l2 m $780, l. 4.So 5:S0
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
ruSn,2qRr SSu2qRr LIS e-9UdCK rTME
II. tpV ATLANTIC CITY S;4ba. ~ FXPRESsl 200 D. m
WIN r ',nron%2 , cars arrng at Atlantic City At Gas m
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
= SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.

~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant Steamers lNGrON and NARRAGAN
SEif leave daily, cNCelt SUNDAYS At
T. NJ PROM PIER 3S y. r.
AZ ~ ANY OTHER LINE.
Tickets 'or safe DriaeipA ticket ooeS
secuieust hces Oi WescOtts Express Company
llOuse, Nos o-l broadway, metropolitan
Fifth Avenue dOtelS u - RABCOCA frosllenL
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
rNHE NEW-YORK CITY AND NORTHER


"A ana NEWPORT, from Grand Central D,s,ot
dhfee express trains dany lexcept 10 Bostoa
palace sleeping ears. - - - -
OcAets 10 Boston ,al raill
ON and after MONDAY, G specfai LIMITED NEW.
Ia t.>S Tram leaves az with lerlor
@%she @ alrishs az Newport az sS5 Tickets and paTlsr
M seats Gan be obtained at MetropOltan Fffth
windsor Aoteisaoket Offices Grand Depot
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
~ EW-HORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ro,,, AEW LINE

~ - NEW LINE
YY@ETr@S Ydrs rom ssiop s9a K Of foo, Of
A. sS'as sS & z2p is a?s On Sunday 4 IN, a
5e TaiT1 70 and M MRerlyst at $50 741 m l:soso
For Trenton warrcn and rnesersts $50 7ah 9sl llh5
5sn o. 80 = A;So 5;So ~ ON sunday ei5
Erd ES5% s,,5,. '.aHs GsyG Pn p5sasgGa ns for Neyo
, cts AZ 5;ao $50 $50 ii Gi5 54o Gas - m
az Eros9 s.ar 5hiTi aHd aSr.t' eo oi5 NJ sil
995 1910 Ii5i ~ ; sai 42S e:a5 7:2o m sunday
saa Ts af% Ssss Jersey, station to ana nom
a4l 57 s sroo3woy End s the Principal % aSiss s
N%s1 and Courtst. and Annex onee Jewals Wharf
c,Sc ~ Transfer Company Dolas Express WIN n for and
S8H e4ton o. made @ a ?ti and S55 rosdway $50 sixth
are in connection with the Bel Telephone aud
J4sE4al GsHd,ll i MaaAssS mA9&rs n-P BALDWIN.
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
AZ G3Rk LAkE a, ERIE AND WESTERN RATLRoAp
& aSd and SHSsTS 9 Bs EG' 1eSas
IS i5 29i S'RSs ; a5nS s west st 9a saa
to BuhaIS conne T Trae m Sleeping Coaches
coolS ~ SDay 1PaSias Express for te West slecpmg
wn29 s9ange & SsS O. nSie Dining Cars 20 Chicago
Iai5 nisSt atunday night. a oais ' Sundays s siS iS
h1iReF9d @ 9S and P1ssaic Pas sss "a 93S 1929 me
Pasrs9n.e 7:5o $3.50 lc:2o Am u uoon I.l5 $3.50 40
Z. 5;l0 5S0 6:l o 1sl5 y l0.3OD m ANA IL midnieht
Sundays g. $780, lo2O M. las ESQ., D. M IL mtdnigbf
faerson wa Newark 1ia $40 1880 $40 AGO 5:2O
6lO .S0p M ana ~ midnight saturday nights only san.
days >; 10 "a. M, .lu, $50 y. 10y 49,
Sunern, t. 1900 $50, 1920. las 3:50, J. 6:lO 7;l6
lO:3on and l2 midnight Sundays. q $50 1929 a In
lA5, $50 ~ m and IL midnight
Warwick 7:50a. NJ. 4:3O m
Newburg and Cornwall 7.5O a. m, $50 4.30 6O0 n m
Sunday, $50 m. q -. - 49, " N'
Rondout aud kingston rn $3.50 p sundays $50 a. M
Goshen q, 100 3 1920 $3.50, $780, 43O T. 7.l5, m.
Sundays O. $50, l0:20a M. $50 p M
. Middetown. 1909 1920 m. $3.50. A;So, T. 7:l5 o. M
Sundays $780, 1929 6:30 The IN. and 4:30
Port Jsrvis $50 lo:2oa 4;so g. 7. 7l5 D. M sun.
days. $50, iO2OA M. q O;SO and
TO THE SKlLLS.-speeial Pullman Car train from
change to Nfohonk Minuevaska West iiur
ley Overlook Mountanh Phmnecia Pine hin, Summit
(Grand all stations the Ulster
Railroad Rageage checked from residence.
Boats leave 23dst quarter OF and after
from 5:dAa TO 945 and at lO:45 and ll:f5p
sleeong Coaches be obtained the
checking and ira ser Of baggage AT the Com
pany's Ohices, Nos 26l AOl or 957 Broadway Y No
Court ST.. Brooklyn or nj the Companys Depots
Fnirrant aGenev. No 10 ereenwich-st.
ExDrp the West at7 7.2s
JNo n. ABBOTT Gen'l Pass'r Agent New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY
Trains leave for Engewoo Coser Pleront aai Nyack
2, 500, l00oh M. l. 4, a;5o $50 GAO SS0 ll30p M
sundays AIN and 6;a3 The 1880 d. L will esye
| Sominutos later Saturday nightS - ~
Manuel, Spring Valley and Monsey. 700 500 M l5o
Pm JNo. ABBOTT Gen'l passr Agent, New-YoIk
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

esS lSsIo DC .s ssTs Fr hs ssg at
%sa'as @ o ss S @
sGsd SSd Msassss gs qpSiSd 5SS
ii Efs" e. F whssss fSaR r WneF Ms,a & Spring do
nisEoI ST L9Ng, 30 Wa nsmaaIy Wheat
koyenOsr Jas 5oa eec@Ser h't SSe,:SSe
Il S g. oa.S9 cd s &c. spsbs a II ss
higher cash oc spte@DsS 1 4sc Sc octSSsr SSr o.ss
at SIS hs e. " t1 s s & OS SG
IA o see Clear D Rib & S2 20 Clear sides so Baesn firm
FaT E 5pi aSg bSrS
bns@ Pc%r sss 5000 10 Ps, oSs nwRca soSSSo
bush bush SipmeaiS- 696 bis; Wheat 3Soo5 bSshi;
IoLEDo, Aug SlAt the board Wheat dun, 2 red
sSs Ss q 2pa & Aug y S & &Sep 81 S oct r Al ~ y NSy 10Y u tS
SSsc SSy 81 W%d, 50 TIE ysSr st AStnc
ApT 81 Ssl' sept $97 Oct 81 461 Nev. s. 49, Did,
held at IS Com s1 weak q no. no. Dp spot Sa
sd G 8loo6 % 'e Cora Sgn a6God & oats SH
5000 shipmens'swheat 100000 Corn 5000; oats 5000
COTTON MAaKErs-sY TELEanApH
MSSRs U I @adas oTIsaa G :faGS ssS
receipts II 700 bales Including i5S ass xmeTcsn Fa,
m tHresn upands Low iiddIiay clause e. a9sd
tember and october delivery 6laasd DO
Saed Futures dull N0'o'O'' ana December delivery
$iaS s % d. Low madS MSns ans
ilyEnrooI3 $14oo ,. -ooon--1ne sales of the
lands Low Milng clause. August and
Id september and October delivery, 67Iei.
delivery 6'd do January and February delivery 6i4d.
Futures closed
AUGUSTA, AUG. 3l.-Cotton steady hnddling lie; Low
Mddiing lo'ci Good Ordinary. 9ac receipts 429 bales
BALTIMORE Aug. 3Cotton steady; Mdddung l2isc: Low
Midd!ing l2c Good Ordinary 10isc.; receipts none;
stock. l,3S5 bales. "
BOSTON, Aug. 31.-Cotton quiet. Mddnng l2L,c.: Low
Middling l2c Good Ordinary l0c net receipts. none;
stock. 7,42i bales
CHARLESTON. Aug. 31-Cotton arm Middlng &C. Low
Midtling Ii ia@llc Good ordinary 1Oi2c.; receipts
600 bales cXborts cOastwiSe S22 bales STOCK 25i5
tINCNNAI. Aug. 3l-Cotton quiet; Midinng IL
Middlng l0'sc. Good Ordinary &C.; receipts bJ5 bale
LOUISVILLE, Aug 3l.--CottOn quet Mlddng. il 40.
GALVESTON Aug. 3l-CuttOn nominal; Middiing itc,;
Low Middling, 1Oc Good Ordinary. 9sc. receipts
22 bales exports coastwise 917 bales 2074 bales;
stock. "a 62S bales
MEMPHIS, Aug. 31-Cotton steady Mddnng Ii I,c, re-
cepts 200 Dales shipments, l3l bales SSi bales
MOBILE, Aug. 3l,-Cotton quiet MdtIng. IL hc Low
Niddling l0tci Good ordinary, 9ic. receipts,
4.2Sl bales.
NRw.ORLEASs Aug 3l.-Cotton quiet. Middhng II 3c.
Low Mddilhg. lOsc, Good Ordinary 9Aci rsceipts
LOLA bales gross L15l bales exports Britain
evening. $50 bales stock 769 bales.
NORFOLK. Aug ltotton steady; Middling,
erts 81 bales exports ooaswse l40i bales sales 80
PHiLADRLPUI Aug 81 Sl.t,otton
hidding ii Ac; Good Ordinary l04c. grOss receipts
% bales; sales spinncrs 23S bale stock,
SAVANNAH Aug 3l.-Cotton steady; Midihnr ii i2c.
Lew M'ddinE llc' Good Ordinary, 9L-e. receipts
bales stock, 1877 bales.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 81, ott0n steady Mdding II sc Low
bidding lQ1c. Good Ordinary, recaipta bales
shipments 10 bales sales 81 bales; STOCK 1890
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

'E,HE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
The Coupons of tho FwJ MUrtYRse, Eastern Division,
Bonds maturing sept Let. iNSi VIII bv paid that
date ri the Mercantile Trust Company. New.Nork.
c. T. SArrEHLEE Treasurer
FH'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY.-A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE-QUA9
TES PER CENT the capital stock The Union Pacific
Hallway Comt viii be paid l after October Issl
stOckholdnrs OF record Augusta. 1881.
New NorE siocAhoders VIII he paid the Companys
91 nroahwaY. New York and Boston stockholders the
Company sonoc, No. tf Equitable Building, Boston.
books VIII
HENRY MCFARLAND Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
steanbonts anh ,,niIrnnna


A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and ~
~ yiBBARDdany (sua lavs excs1'sH leave vcsfrv - y,
a ~ i;s,' 81 tSlst ~ 2 fBrO1kvn ~ Annex AZ
SSci'ie S Z lin ,eees satssn sn fuison ooalse s. siie
aware 4 r. AZ Inson Tor on ne Ulster AMI Ds-
sARAToG 'or xPss 9ss & N9r,a xo an w, sni sPEcl AZ
icAetsto West Point Newolrs reiarang ~ down oA, s
BALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAD.
-,,,D,-l ~ Asst LiAE To THE WEST
on and after Stay 2 Passeaser Trains leave fn 81
Nsia L. Depot foot Of Costandi-s Dcsbrosses 81 a.
$50 a m.-Fycept sunday arrive Washington f9s n m
lcaE es Nashington 81 daily Sleep
reached. ~ ''' '"iioi 0"i ~
rn-pay fast line for washington arrive Cincinnati,
@ palace secper roaFh cncinnaii and chsso~ - niirs IA
~ o. Midnight day Seepors attached ooen or n.ssa
S5 =, W. No p m Arrive az canden station Bsltn
cinnaii. q" ~ d. "' Nieepe.e 10, I'm
NO other line makes time 70 The West Trains
mom The West at Gao m, $40 D. m md lO40 n N
ana sleeping beEhs bagTage called Tor
pany. @'' h''is9 ~ anna h~'foad "o'e-
EALL RIVER LINE, for Fail River. Boston
L., am the East Steamers Bristol" ana proyi lcnc
pi % ew ors daily sundays included D. m fr.sn
steamer. ~ ~ N''0 "1 e@Oa
r.. -. NEWPORT LINE
m ccNpoI 1arthas Vineyard Nantucket, Cape Cod and
ami OLD COLONY lesve New Yo,f ~ a, y Ioltr
az p in from Pier p, n Connection bg Annex sf
stateroons lines NAV he serad AZ al
hole transfer and icket Offices Pier 2S ma
free on application. BORDiN \ ~ IagStil Ssss,fs ns
GRO l. coSNoE General Passenger Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and al points on HOTT-
"a ~ lCand NAUGATUck RAfLROA ADs-Steamers
s East River Sl3 Fare lower aay otaeI roaa
E'0R THE
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
DR0YIDENCE IIXE.

M DI tIhlNN laalnr p C0sEens West Ponfl Cora-
WALL Newburs Marlboro. Milton. Po0ghkeepsse isouus-
connecting VITA Ulster All Delaware and Wlik,n valley
halroad~ steamboats, Thomas Cornell and nall-
wln eag, dAiy - n ioot aafsoI'-st, North Rivcf.
except SaturdayS when Thomas Cornell aayoS I N
- L.. ..aa
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
TO PHILADELPHIA.
ThB OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q ON
SUNDAY. GHREE STATIONS ~ PHI AI1sf -
PHiA, TWO ~ NEW-lORK.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

II r F.M I, II,
a oi The INfEhNATIONAL AND GREAT NOErHERN
hsAIIlsDAb AoN ANY per cent mortgage bonds
noN'ihl- Tor ha conpany's second
bonds VIII De paid on and thar Office
IN" SOM annual instancu of interest
Psay %nt OF nc eanZs Of the year 1890 payable Sept l.
1851 amounting o ~ cent, will aso to
crH or the secuted
Presentation ~ thrir bonds u this On ' "'N
books registry
DC closed August p and rcopenod Sc eytcmber ..
H. Is. HENSON,
Assistant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28

100 WV WIZ ~
And In accordance with Law and IN order Of
the hoard OF Directors. made on the nd day
Of December. 1850. % many shares q
ssch parcel OF such stock - may b necessary
viii b sold ct public ~suction. q IL ohes Of
the Company. Bank Of Cold Hill, Main stsssk.
; Cold H,ll; s g, q y e RM11lpSNr;pAf: e:
a% asun % I sssss.n:ns &c., naS as sS: e psy ss,S
costs Of sdvsrtisins and sxpSnces a ~ ~
1nANk = kIsl, SscssSay.
S~k ~NsSA 3eobtl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28

And in accordance with law. ana an order Of
The board Of Director. made on the twenty.
ninth day Of November. 1880. 90 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock - may b neoes.
ssry. will be sold At public auction. at the
once Of the Company. Room Z. second noor,
No. 800 California street, ban Francifco. Cal.
ifornia, on MONDAY. the TwENTY.toURrH
Oath day Of JANUARY, 1881. ct the hour
Of two O'Clock r. =. Of said day, 70 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
j. II. BURLINGTON, eecrstsry.
Onioe-Boom I, second door. VOC California
street, san Francisco. Califotnta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28

And in accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the ninth
(9th) day Of December, 1851, 20 many shares OF
each parcel of such stock % may be necessary
will 30 sold st public suction. st the once
Of the Company, Room 2, No; iSo L-idesdoIn
j6thj day Of FERBUARY, 1881. Of the hour Of
4 O'Clock r. ~. Of said day, TO pay ssid
delInquent assessment thereon. together with
coats Of advertising and e1penses Of sale.
o. q. BO0ART. Secretary.
Oface-Room .. No. 100 Leidesdorn street.
San Francisco. Califofnia ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28
ORroINAL GOLD nILL coin

ORIGINAL GOLD uILL GOLD
~ AND silver MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business, Ban
francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
N~otics.-Thore are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing.described stock, on account OF Assess
ment tho. ~ levied on the twenty.ninth
day OF November. 1850, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share.
holders - follows.
Names. No. Cartif. Chs. Ami.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28
DELINQUENT SALES.
DuLLIoN MINING COnfAMn.
b Location Of principal piaos o. ooslns

: Locatiou OF works. ooio INA
N~o9ec'-Thefe are delinquent upon the fol'
o-tncdeseribed stock. on account OF asscse.
S.n, mo IN levied on the fosfteenth ll<thl
6sv 81 December. 1850, the several amounts set
onpoelte. the nance Of the respective snare
holders. - follows:
Names. No. ss,si Pm "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28
DELINQUENT SALES.
b.llis.-cs.si.ued.

the Board Of Dtrsctors. mads on the fourteenth
each parcel Of such stock - may b neceseary
Win Be SOLD at public auction By Maurice Dore
4 Co., ll0 Pine street. . Francisco, Clifor.
MIA, on MONDAY, the SkvENTH Gth) day OF
FEBRUARY, 1881, a. the hour OF two O'Clock
ment thereon, together with costs OF advertis.
ing and expenses OF the sale.
]. u. BkAZRLL. Secretary.
Omce-Room No. !, BALE Dsposit Building.
No. ss Montgomery street. San franeisco'
California ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28
DELINQUENT SALES.
NNEaMAN nILyER MININQ con.

OPANY.-Locsion Of principal place Of
location Of works. Gold Hill, storey county.
Nouce.lThers arc delinquent upon the fol-
iovine.deschbed stock. on account Of sssess.
ment mo. 81 levied on the second t2dl day Of
December. 1850, me severn amoun,s ~ op-
holders. - onoWs Ma. osrtif. Chs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28

Wilson q Hutchinson. Trus.
-tees................ .......te3....u.....Ibo
tees. $40. .ss.. ..i, %
waksdsid 9 90. Trus-
wsfsi:id . b i 90, Thu.
teot 1850. ....S.....1bo
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0uoaE COHsoLIDArED INNING

" OOMPANY.-Location VI principal place
Of businers. Ban Frsncirco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county
Nevada.
Notioe.-Thers are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess.
ment mo. ~ levied on the ninth (oth) day Of
December, 1850, the several amounts set oppo.
site the names Of the respective shareholders.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-08

Randall in the practical applicaIfon Of
parliamentary law, and a better leader,
mafe audacious and aggressive on the floor
than theN ex.speaker, After these two
prominent men may be named ex- Governor
Carlisle, of Kentucky, Springer and-Mor-
rison, of Illinois, and Cox, of New York,
and bali aadozen others who7ha long
been members of the House.
On the republican side there have
been some severe losses, with no adequate
compensation in respect to leadership
since the Forty sixth Congress adjourned.
Mr.. Garfield was the acknowledged leader
of the republican party as long as he held
d seat in that body For years he was
ably seconded by General Hawley of Con
necticut, Hale and Frye of Maine, and
Corger of sfichigan-all of whom have
been transferred TO the Senate.
Butthe republicans should not despair;
perhaps they can find a leader among the
Virginia regulators or their allies, the
greenbaekers. u se6 aA tais
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-08

A rather queer case in regard to the va
lidity of patent has been recently decided
in the United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District of New York. 1t seems
patent had been granted to Charles Lied
Ter Of the firm of p Lorillard s. Co., for
the invention of the use of tin labels or tags
inserted in each plug of tobacco by means
of grips and being set under the leaves; for
the purpose of identifying the separate
grades and kinds of plugs. These same
tags were used by other manufacturers and
Lorillard & Co., brought suit against them
for infringement of their letters patent and
asking for an injunction to restrain them
in the future. 1t was contested on the
grounds that there was not enough of novel
ty or use in the device to base patent on.
Judge HI. M. Wheeler however thought diff
ferently and so held in an opinion lately de-
livered, and granted the injunction asked for.
In consequence whenever the tobacco chew
er of the future sets his teeth together
hard upon piece of tin and goes hunting
for it down his throat he can rest assured
that he has got hold of piece of Loril-
lards best; and no imitators need apply.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-08


The Chicago Journal takes rather
gloomy view of the light in which its party
win show mp during the present session of
Congress. Il says:
1T is not to be denied that the demo
Gratis are well provided with experienced
parliamentarians on their side of the House
better indeed, than the republicans are.
The recognized leader on that side for the
present session will undoubtedly be ex-
speaker Sam Randall, of Pennsylvania,
whose experience in the chair for five
stormy sessions has made him perfectly
familiar with the rules, and compelled him
to be well read on all points OF parliament
tary practice. Next comes Joe blackburn.
of Kentucky, the acknowledged peer Of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-08

In Virginia, yesterday. the repudiator
and republican members elect of the state
legislature went into caucus. If the re-
publican. party of Virginia pretends to
enough Importance to justify an existence
for other purposes than that of office hold
ing, it certainly is acting in anything but
proper way to support that pretense,
The republican may be great and good
party, but in Virginia the repudiator tail
is most certainly wagging it.