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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-09

The New Haven Register quotes young
lady Of that city rs remarking 10 her mater
nal relative: MA, do you know what has
become Of that old trunk-lid OF grandma's :
II would make beautiful hat for the theatre
with few feathers OH it."-Mep York
Free Press.
Write 10 Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkhsm, 233
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names Of
ladies that have been restored TO perfect
health by the use OF her Vegetable Com
pound. IL is a positive cure for the most
stubborn cascs OF female weakness.
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Price soc. a bottle
VACCINATION.
USE ONLY xoS-HUMANlzED VIRUS.

In an article I'm the Endeenh CeRt,irg DIR.
CARPENTER, the distinguished English scientist
-ays that the alleged ineficieRcy Of vaccination.
often sseerted 4nce DR. Jenner's time has been
due " the fact that the vim. used In YaceinahnR
porpons who Aftorwsrd took the smallpox was net
frezh from the COW. but had been weakened by
long transmission through the human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh from the COW, but " hui
rnanizedr BY many removes, affords no protec-
tlon, and may communicate dangerous Inhadios
But DIR. Carpenter details many facts 20 show that
good bovine virus Is free from nearly all the OBJ
jectlons which can be urged-and with good deal
OF force-against humanizcd virus
We are constantly receiving supplies Of B0-
VINE (non-humsniEed) VIRUS from The Penn
sylvanis Vaccine Company, who have facilities
not surpassed by any vaccine firm In the country
for producing reliable virus fresh from the cow
no3 1916 Main street
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CARPETS, orL-eIOTHs. &c.

CARPETS, 0IL-CLOTHs, &c.--I have
~ just received my FALL STOCK OF GOODS.
CARPETS, 0lL-CLOrllS, RUGS, MATS, and
DRUGGE1s Of all grades. Cornice, Lace and
Damask Curtains % the latest styles. shades, Io-
lands, &c. Papcr-Iiangings Of an styles; which |
am ohering at lowest prices. All orders promptly
attended ~. Work done In town and country.
A. JENNINGS, No. 1911 Main street,
sc 1S-pm Richmond, Va
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lis there any opening here for an intel
lectual writer!" asked seedy, red-nosed
individual OF an editor. "Yes, my friend"
replied the man OF quilts. "a considerate
carpenter, foresceing your visit, lett an
opening for you. Turn the knob to the
right. - brooklyn Union-A rgls.
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Parps,i interviewed.
WHAT NJ HAS TO SAT- ABOUT hATTzRs-sPo
TING THH IAND-LHA0fTEha

LoKDog, November 7.-Mr. ParneIl was
interviewed by two prominent members Of
che lIcme-Rulo League. He said the re-
cent judgments 1T Belfast agreed with his
sCtlmatss that the rents In Ulster should be
rtduocds 10 Grlffth's valuation. He be-
lleyed the reductions In the south OF Ire
land woGid not be a. large, and consc-
Guently would not satisfy the tenants.
Any general reduction of rents to Grit
Gii,'s valuation would, because OF tho
exient % which land Is mortgaged, deprive
landlords Of fhe means Of living. and com.
pei toe Government 70 buy out or cornpensl
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Rooms OF STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

IOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIATk,
STAuHToN, VA, November !, 1881. )
To The Ministers Of all EUGngeIical Ch,rches
in Virginia:
Our Associations throughout the world
will observe next week-13-l0-as a season
OF special prayer for young men and Young
Mems Christian Associations. You are
most earnestly requested to preach next
Sunday a sermon especially to young men.
Christians, pray for an outpouring OF the
Holy Spirit on young men.
IIUGH NJ. MclIBANT, Chairman.
II is hoped all papers in the State will
CODY.
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SILKS.

BLACK SILKS, In most complete assortment
ranging in cost from soc. a. So. Among our
stocks may he found the choicest productions
OF France, Italy. and Switzerland. These goods
are bought from importers and IN very large
hulk. thus giving our houses bcneht possessed
10y few establishments south Of New York.
COLORED SILKS, SATIN DELYOE, DE AiER-
VEILLfEUN, SlLh and SATIN SURAH,
RHADAMES, PERSIAN SOFTAS. eros DE
ZODIACS, NENETlENNES;
PLAIN, SHADED, and OnBRE PLUSHESi
VELVETS, MORE ANTIQUE, and SATIN
STRIPES, ranging In cost'frOm $3.50 10 50.
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III HUTZLER BROTHERS. ~
525 BROAD STREET. .HSxS

Look at our large assortment Of SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED ALL-LINEN GENTLFNEN,S
HANDKERCHIEFS HALF PRICE:
Selling ont our large stock If flNE CANVAS
MATS and TIDES AZ LESS THAN COST:
Look az our immense stock a NECi1WFAR and
lOSlERN-eNtra cheap;
We continue 30 sell our FASHION ABLE DRESS
Trimmings a. the extremely low price. fb,t
have attracted 80 many customer.
All cOlOrs ZEPlifiiS ~ 7c. per ounce:
Latest styles and lowest prices In r FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY;
TRIMMED HATS and BONNETs, FRtTIlIRS.
FLOWERS, PLISllES, NELNEI~. auI RIB
BONS at the lowest prices I'm the city. nos
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mr. BIG ARRIVAL.


100000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
eRaAT DECLINE IN PRICES.
Don't fail TO learn our prices, 20 a. TO compare
them with what the same goods are sold for olse-
where;
CARPETS, RUGS,
LINEN sIEETIEGe.
TABLE-DAMAsK, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, sGARsEILLEs QUILTS,
COSIFoRTABLEs, BLANKETS,
BLACK and COLoRED sILKs and sATTNs,
CAsHsIEREs and other DRESS GOODS in great
variety,
LACE CURTAINS. CCKTAlh.LACES,I Tides
LACE LAMBREQUINs,
HAMBURG EDGING and INSERTINGS,
SILK and LINEN IIANDKERCHIEFs,
BED-TICK and CRETONNEs,
1000 boxes NOTR-PAPERs and CARDS,
CLOAKs FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
LACEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, &C., &c.
Fail not to sec our goods and learn eur prices,
unless you prefer going elsewhere and paying more
for your goods. LEVY BROTHERS,
nos 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
CARDOZO, ALsoP, MOsBY & CO.,
1908 EAST main STREET,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
400 EAST BROAD STREET.

Unusual efforts will be put forth 10 satisfy the
demands Of fastidious public. Our buyers have
been long In the markets, and we mean 10 adjust
our prices n suit the times In order to attest this
statement, any goods desired, the sample or de-
scription Of which may have been secured else
where, we promise 70 produce FREE OF EMPRESS
AGE. We are determined 10 make Of our houses
convenience 10 the public.
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81. Nr HEADQUARTERS 1888

1871. nZY~ HEADQUARTERS 1891.
OF THE
CENTENYIAAh, pRY &c HOUSE,
5O1 BROAD STREET.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK,
as we have prepared and supplied our stock with
TIE PRETIGEST AND CHOICEST GOODS
OF THE SEASON,
so don't fail to see our stock before purchasing
your goods. 800
900 BLACK BEAVER and DIAGONAL CLOAKs
100 BLACK and INC ILIiGHT DoLMANs from IS to
325 LADIEs' and MISSES LIGHT CLOTH and
FLANNEL WALhlNG-JACKETS from
rs LIGHT and DARK ULSTERS, latest STYLES
and colors from - 10 $40.
Don't fail 20 our line of these goods, as II IS
acknowledged the best IN the city: .,.,.,.,,
100 pieces single and d0uble-fold FLANNEIS,
for dresses and jackets, from 25c. to $3.50 a
$50 pieces Cd sACKINGs and ULSTER CLOTH
AZ pieces PLAIN and MATALAssE FLAN-
NELs, in blue, cardinal, wine, cream, &C.,
from 25 TO 75c. yard.
An elegant Inc Of Witt, RED, GRAY and
BLUEFLANNELS at low prices.
"' of Of BLACK siLKs. sXTiNs. YEgLVETs.
PLUsHES, BEOCADES, which cannot be
cXceled I'm The city.
-" PRINCES, CORDS and TAssELs, BEAD
Trimmings. BUTTONS. &C., for dress
trimmings. which cannot be beat;
260 pieces DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS. in all the
new shades aud styles, from 121l to soc.
yard:
100 pieces PLAIDs, STRIPES BROCADES, and
NOVELTIES for dresses and trimmings,
from zoe. 10 - 4 yard;
55 pieces FRENCH CASlIMERES from rs TO
7Jc. yard
81 pieces ALL-WOOL SHUDhu and MONTE
CLOTHS from 3 to 75c.
BLACK GOODS! MOURNING GOODSl
The largest. best. aud cheapest stock In the city.
BLACK CASHMERES 40 Inches wide at CSC
former price : yard:
4 full llne Of MONTE. SIIUpAU. MALTESE,
GRAPE, and HENRIETTA CLOTHS atyery
low prices. Don't miss our black goods stock.
CARPETS CARPETS
65 pieces COTTON CHAIN CARPETS from
As pieces ALL-wooL CARPETS from Coo to
1928:
Best TAPESTRY CARPETS in the city at 9Oc.
andS 81;
$50 TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS from 75c.
to 90.
As our immense stock cannot be mentioned. all
ask Is q call to De convinced Of the bargains we
are offering. THALHlMER BROTHERS,
sol cast Broad street, corner Fifth.
&C 22dStStSa, Su&W
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DRESS GOODS.

For dress an4 tIs n SIP We .sd m s novel,
an the new shades Of AMBER, MARION.
LOUTRE, PAON, RUBIC, together with
magnificent line OF LEVANTlNE, ORtEN-
TAI, and rINSEL PLAIDS, ranging in cost
from lgsc. 10 "a per ware. For BIZARRE
and LUXlRIANT RICHNESS our stocks have
never boon 50 cOnspicuOue.
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"Ah, how well do l remember-it was
in the bleak November" wnen j caught
the cold that was wearing me surely and
swiftly away; but i heard OF DR.. BULBS
Cough Syrup, took il, and am as well rs
ever.
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ar NOTICE.-The services in Monu-
mental church for THIS "wednesday EVENING
have boon postponed until further notice.
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Nj REV. Il. n. SLEDD, Presiding
Elder, will prcach at Union-staiion church WE'D
NEsDAY NIGHT at ~ o'clock. 2th
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
A. L. FOX & SON
Will open during the next few days large lot Of
NEW GOODS
NEW DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS,
DOLMANS, ULSTERS;
A nice assortment Of UNDERWEAR for gentle
men, ladies, and children;
NEW GOODS In every department; and we ask 4
call from our patrons aud The general public.
800 EAST BROAD STREET.
L. s. Our Mr.. j, A. WEST has returned 10 his
post, and will be glad TO serve his friends.
no G-SnNM2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-09

Per the Centennial demand we have secured
gigantic stock ~ DAMAsks, NAPKINS, GRE
TONNES, WGHE-CLOTIIS, TOWELS, and
other furnishings, - be sOld very low.
"FOSTEk" KID GLOVES nov In stock In every
ahsde, for opera, sgreet, or party wear.
CENT. EbiEk,S WEAR, In CLOTHS, WORST
EDS, CASSiMERES
COLLARS, sCsRFs, HALF-HosE, SHIRTS, In
large variety.
LADIES WRAPPISGs now opened.
Send your order 10
FOnRQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE 4 CO.,
CARDOZO. ALSoP, MOSBY & co.
ne 2-eOd
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TiON CONCERT.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1881,
under direction OF Professor G. c. DE NoRDEN-
DORF.
|. Germanla March. ss.ifc NpIuthuoIl.
2. Ollyette BOcttgor.
3. BedOuln Love Pinsuti,
J.. \. CardOzO.
4. Angel Mother Kissed Me-. DE Nordendorf,
Mrs. Is. W. G.. and Orchestra.
3. VIII You Miss Me, Darling y...Dc NOrdcndOrf.
Miss Celia Sycle. with French horn and Or
cheStra.
g. XylOphOnc Scbacht'
Major r. Pulling on xylophone
benjamin +. Cosby.
9. The CurteW Bcli. DC NordcnuOrl,
Miss Patue Hall and Orchestra.
9. Welcome, Balmy Spring l....... De Nordcndorf,
Mrs. Jennie Caulder and Orchestra.
10. Thy Sentinel am thy request).. Watson,
l.. 4. CardOZO.
IL. Yorktown Centennial Wallzes........De Nor
dendOrf.
~. All for JOY lgallopl.. Fahrbath.
Admission 10 both ceneert and Exposition, 25c.
Commences punctually at O'Clock Z. NJ.
TICKETS At the door, corner Of seventh and
Marshall streets. no 9-It
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GENTLEHEN'S and LADIES' hERINO I'M
DKRWEAE, In White, Scarlet, and Aedieated,
rsnHAR ia cost from 40c. n 50;
LADIES COTTON and CALuiRIC UNDER
WEAR ~ prices and Ia variety 10 compare
witk any market.
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BLACK GOODS.

To this department we continue 81 devote mucn
space and attention, making II The most COM
plste exhibit 10 he found In any metropolis.
TRlCOT, ARhURE, DkAP DE- ALMA, ALGE-
RlNE SERGE, VENETIAN STRIFE, to-
geiner with an Immense stock Of CASHMERE,
HENRIETTA, and other STABLE GOODS, 1T
lower rates than were ever offered In thi- mar
kCt:
COURTAULD's CREPEs, IN remnants and IN
regular goods, at lowest quotations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-09

We have certain special bargains In 6OwNS
CHEMIST, and DRAWERS, to VIII "a We cal
especial attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-09

HoP ,BIrrERs Strengthens, builds up, and cures
continually from the lrst dose.
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III c ASSN ERE S, kERSEYS,
TWEEDS, SOCKS, IIANDKERCHIEFS, COL
LARS, TIES, JEWELRY, LACES, NOTIONS
CORSETs, SHAWLS, EEILiNGS, BLACK-SlLK
PRINCES. CORDS aud TASSELS. BLEACHED
and BROWN COTTONS, FLANNELS I'm all
col0rs, plain and twllcd. For bargains Of an
kinds call early 1T
d. & f. MITTELDORFER'S.
DC 93-Sa.SuSM 527 Broad street.
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MEETINGS.

NNUAL NETTING The annual
N meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS or TIE
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be held
AZ the Office of the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, In the city Of Rich
mOnd, on WEDNESDAY the 10th OF November,
no It'd j. h. WINSTON, Secretary.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
A GAINST SMALLPOX, DIPHTIlE-
"A RIA, TYPHOID-FENER, &C.

BLAIR's CHLORAL TIIYN0L PRoPHYLAC-
TIC AND DIsINFECTANT
destroys the germs OF contagious diseases In ao-
cordance with the latest teachings Of science. It's
use Is simple, harmless, and agreeable. Its en-
ployed by some OF our ablest physicians.
Prepared by ). BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Price, soc. bottle. nos
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.
NEW BUCkWllEAT,
~ NEW HONEY lin comb.
ELEGANT VIRGINIA HAMS (ali 'izesl,
OATMEALS and CRACKED WHEAT
DOMESTIC PICKLES,
DOMESTIC BRANDY-PEAtHES,
ZOEDONE, ZOEDONE, LOEDONE;
FINE ROE-HERRlNGS,
FINEST MAChEREL,
DEVILLED and HARD CRABS, AZ
moo CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
ERESU ARRIVAL
OF
CHOICEST GUNPOWDEE and 0OLONG TEAS,
MAPLE SYRUP, GENUINE;
NEW ORLEANS 3GOLAsSES, GENUINE;
PURE HONEY-in the comb;
BEST VIRGINIA HAMS-7 to 10 pounds
ALDERNEY BUTTER,
and many other
GOOD NGS,
for sale by
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, GROCER,
noe s26 Main street
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NJ SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
PAIR WEEK.
GnAND EXHIBITION

HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

running tunnel on their Woleott claim, and that
shows wonderful body Of rich copper ore o
ing I'm quality and quantity az they go IN. con-
slider the prospects Of the North Horn SILVER Mining
Company second 10 none in this country, nj
Reports from the Bye-and-Bye, Orc Blanco DIS
trict Arizona, are encouraging Work Is being rap
idly pushed on the lower tunnel, and the edge Is
being crosscut 10 determine the full width OF the
vein The ore body is said TO be larger, the VEN
stronger and the ground higher than that o, inc
Longorino. an extension of the Bye-and- Bye lode
Great Eastern superintendent telegraphs: Clean
mn over SO 500 Air is too bad ~ permit progress IN
the mine vigorously Will have an air-shaft com
pete Friday. Fine breast Of ORE The above Is tue
result of fifteen days run.
The superintendent Of the CrOwell mine reports
favorable Developments and from present indlca-
tions believes he is near large body OF rich ore;
The Father de Smet Consolidated Mining Com
pany has declared dividend No. 10 OF 20 cents per
share payable at the Office Of Laidlaw q Co, NO.
II Wal-st. July 1. Transfer books VIII Close On
the Dist inst. -,
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company VII
open an Eastern agency for the transfer OF STOCK anu
navment of hi. idcnds on same at the Office of Laid
law d Co No II Wall-st.. on the Dist of June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
MINES AND MINING.

THuR6DAY, June lO-f. NJ
Today's business in mining stocks was fully equal
10 the daily average sum Of transactions. But the
markets were in the dumps" Here and there IL
stock that was sustained and there are one OF two
instances where small advances are recorded, but
as rule the whole markets are lower in price and
unsettled in tone The State Line and Oriental ana
Miller shares were heavy, but without important de-
cline State Line Nos / and4 ended with decline Oh
only 3 cents at 2.1O. and Nos. and with decline
of L. at s.l9. and Oriental and Miller fell from
IN 1.75QI.sO. South Hitc was specially active
lint weak. and its price declined from LOS to 9'@
os cents More than usual business was done IN Miner
Bov. but at figures that ranged from LOO down
10 a400G cents Dunkn also developed an uns1s1
nected speculative interest, ana nuctnateu Toh =
cents down 10 81 cents and back To ~ cehts NJ liz
end The Leadyille properties attlacttd ohly I.'l'
attention and the prices were about steady; tuu
soldateJ Virginia closed ; cents lower AZ 800 anu
Coiifornia 10 cents lower 40 100 OF other Com.
stock shares there were sales of Best Belchcr NJ
ICI, Mcxican AT l3aSa13. Gould u Curry at 80
and Sierra Nevada at 15l2 The MarlpoSls WeIe
wcak-the preferred stock at 3 and the common NJ
o 10 san Francisco papers of june y announce an
ossessment of 81 Ter share on both classes OF Mari
nosa stocks This announcement u so 'nconslslcIi.
with the REPORTS that have been circulated here as 10
lie nnrposes of the company that an explanation ny
some one is now i'm order. OF the low price Stocks
Great Eastern was heavy down to u cents anu
Ronauza Chief down to 10 cents. Inc maTheS
closed weak and unsettled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHTI sr0oKS
THURSDAY, June i6-P' NJ

THURSDAY, June i6-Rh
What is the matter with the stock market a
words TO that effect to-day attracted the atten'0u
Of every person who Oh anced to stroll the sucee
contiguous to the Newly ork Stock Exchange. y
frequently would one hear tho remark in waikins
single block that stranger would have been Iusu
fled in supposng that the scenes Of 1873 were so'u'
10 be rcpeated-a new closing of the Stock
at midday, and O suspension Of all conun',~
Yet there WAS no panic nor anything approSs,
ing one. The market opened weak and deenne.
recovered sh arply, but again declined and closeo
the lowest prices of the day. Further progress
made in dividing the market into two d's' -.
classes; tho trunk line shares coal stocks ana 's
Northwestern grangers being in one class ana Un'
Pacific. Central Pacific and the Southwestern NV y
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TIGHT READING
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
NORTH HORN SILVER MINING COM
=

The North Horn silver Mining Company was Organized
pder the the state OF York, with -Four undrcd
thousand shares the par value Of Ten Dollars each, full
maid and non assesab with the following named gentlemen
Z, act "A Trustees for the first year:
EDWARD \. COPE, A. NJ, y. \. :. President L = Geo
logical surveys OF the Territories. editor American Natural
Isl, Philadelphia
VIM sMEDLEY. Pro,idont LIZ and Trust Co. Phlade
phla
WIN. r. BIDDLE Manufacture, Amesbury, Mas
THOMAS COUCH formerly superintendent Horn silver,
now superintendent North Horn silver Mining Company.
JAMES II. BEATTIE, Commission Merchant ZIG Wallst,
NeW-York.
GUsrAvUss NEW. Broker, - wa-st. NewYork.
A. GOODRICH FAYE. Councillor atlaw, 81 Broad-stNeT'
CHARLES L. WRIGHT, shipping Merchant SO sOuth-st,
New-Nork.
THOMAS J. HURLEY BAMBERGER HURLEY Co,
salt Lake City, Utah. and
THoMAsJ HURLEY & Co, ls wsIlst, NewYork
The mines owned by the Company are the
GREAT REPUBLIC
SPANISH
Vanderbilt.
ROSA and
woLCOTT.
shows width Of ay feet on he spanish Great Republic
and WOcOt odea The have been reported by Mr.
S@af eou Sew snyn Of Columbia School Of Mines and
r. Clayton, the noted mining engineer Tho properties
srins for good its neshbOr the famous Horn
Silver.
public b. subscription at
ONE DOLLAR A SHARE
Books being opened At tho Offices Of the undersigned on
Wednesday June o closing Wednesdsy June ~ where
THOMAS j. HURLEY q co,
No IS wAlst
TRACY a VALANCE
No Sl2 Stock Exchange place, Philadelphia, Penn.
RANSOM, ELDRIDGB a STRAIN.
No. 81 NIL st, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
DEPARTMENT.
BrRFAU PROV lslOSs AID LorlilNi,
WAsIuNGTON, ID G., June =, lSSl.)
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposal Tor i9 pa
he bureau until o'clock T. m July =
1891 for one hundred thousand tlGoVOo pounds
OF Navy tobacco DO delivered at the Na'y Yard boA5h
y Y. $1,000, r,,,h,o
one half Of the quantity required 10 be delivered WITHIN
thirty DAYS remainder within sixty days fom III" d'o
OF contract =. ,,.n,.n., ,,,. ,h,s
pn1ran non application and proposals must be made upon
the forms furnished and 10 accordance with ihe specihea
uons' GEO F. CUTTER.
Paymaster-tieneral, T. :. Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
PROPOSALS FOR GUN CARRIAGES AND

II CANNON lOWDfK
T. \ ORDNANcE AGESCY. NO li6 GKEKNF-srr,,
COR IIOusluN. AMY BUILDING =. o. Bon. ISL;
NEw- YORK CITY, June o, ISL
SEALED PROPOSALS tn duplicate. subject 10 The usual
c0ndons received 81 this Office until y o'clock noon
Monday 20 sl, a. which time ana place they wiz
b, opened presence OF bidders, FOR furnishing
500 barrels HeIagoua Cannon Powder.
Gun Carriage Tor ~ inch Hree' b loading Gun,
Gun Carriage sor II inch Brroch loading Ho~iler -
The powder Dee Of density II llS5 and ganuaton OF ~
and Of tho standard required by the Ordnance Department
hacked In COOL barrels ~ loo pounds each and de
sr. u the New Arsenal Governors Island NeNl Ola
Harbor. 49,, ..s..,,o..
Tho gun carriages Doe drawings and spechcaions
10 De- seen az THIS office. Bidders Nin state the line required
10 Government reserves the tiYt Y"
reject any OF proposals preference vii De gwen 10
% dome stic pribtuf ZION.
Riank nrnpo.,ls drawings schedules giving estimated
mi nf tarragc+ntd their pArl1 VIII
be- furnished apple THIS oir also Information r.
gardng the powder. ,, q 49,. o.. DE-,
Envelopes containing proposals. should ~ marh'd i,,p
posas Carriages and addressed To ue
undersigned. ,-- ,...,t,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
Cost ano found.

A DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
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rrst.st 3Os West Twenty third-st corner EYhtn.svs-
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and p Thri.ayc-, one hundred
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I OST.-Pass- book on Greenwich Savings
IL Bank No l2O.s07; nndor return same 10 bank.