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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

N'IItI It1AN Il0N0
cOt IHAAiPEDN AND BREALN N'
s'l'l ...--.-... In A
GLBE...-S.f lrly lE am i,flI,i-s - - n
RATES OF PASSAGE iron NFW.YO2N 10 a. ~. -. y
,,,,..-,, 80. - TON hANiti or l5RiNlN
H4A'oA N-AiSiN .------.~lffl. SECOND CABIN %
SfEEsAsE. 30
Return tickets rate, prensid sfoora- rc-fii
S95'f - siin7rs sal funi Pier be second aaJ
OELnICEs & Co. . l;owiius-.srs...
NOTICE
HineT hi.s Cant Less, vln SAL from Ncsy-AolA On at
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Orcan Steamers.

4 NClI0R LINE L. s. NAH. STEAMERS.
u NEN-HDHk AND GLASGOW
FROM Pier 40 ~. NoGh River. N..s. yo-s-
tN Isiv .,
DON" du'f III. y a. fliinr'a iulv % i IN
ies' f'acrs 10 not carry cattle. sheon OF nrs
NaDA-a -''ipf>l Excursion tickets iuca.l
-, N.e 80 1la 'a'il. 81 -tecrage. IS.
NtN DIRK TO LON RECT
rom ticr 10 - North River. o. Charies-sk
j tilf ID. lt-ss. fslr
AUS Ann Excursion Ar
ii-"Df-it9'N BEOlHEt.S. Agents. =. BoWiina-i.T.sn
(NIrN App ~
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OFFICE or TOMBSTONE Mill. Avp MINING Co,p,Ny) 30
! - W AtNi' ST.. Pant tDElITIA Jun" 30. 1851.
shIIi DIV lDEND.-'lhe Executive Commit
~ tee az e Board ri Directors cornpanv have this
DAY d''is' ih' icgu ~ Monthly Dividend 80 BOO ncg
Ten cents GA each nsr of the Cai,g conp4uy
ll"i ON "i, Ai 10y ]" at this Otcc. Transcr t0oas
closed rf"u lOth 10 10th, inclusive.
-. - GEORGE BURNHAM, President
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
LHl n u \ n

BOUND RReO6 HOTTIE
For TRENTON and PHI. aTrI
| Leave New York from station G. r. Ar Of X 7 foot 90
1 I1herty-st. - 49, ~ Va ~ - i'o' y"
For Philadelphia Ninth and Crcen ste a, 80 oao -,
ar 30. l. $50 $50. = ~ m ON SUNDAY nj * n ~
For ihId and Bcrsst ~ 5.o 7:45 lis q m La s.ao
For Trenton. WarI, anu Inck"rsfs 5so Tan o9o ll15
| Return trains "i lc.vo r,,,ao,r,,o e ,,,, ~.
From stations Plila ana I,,i,,,r n - N,,h o,s g..
rts al $50 30 800 II "A M III a.; r.s a. ~ , ~
| ru IN ".'' O'''' l. p H.
From Thlri ana .orlssfe - 80 zoo o.I-a , On
From r, i p Warm "; INA AZ - = ~ 49p $40
0.p5 1870 ll..t - n, ,5i 80; 80. S.,,,. ~, 80
i:25 g95 4 m aim M ' '-"' "'-' '~VP H. snh1aS
Connection made AT Jersey CITY Station to ana ,
' fick y u t Gn lig Depoi. Jerry CIV .o = -
9ff or f'r,aI,-,,. 80 ~. - fNi
Nos. and 4 ,,,'., ll't's-
| Ir,.,sl ''' '~'N N''''N ''''o' "'"'i' : " hdi
\ T. Transfer co,,,a,, r,oa,.s r.,,,os MI, m g., 49, d,
cl.rir 49,, VIII fiN Joy aud
cationc an be- made m "a sn5 . r, lon , Ap.n
ana - 900 'Nth
IN connection Viii, ;hn it,t co,h, ~ Ia 49, on 7
graph ' ~ LII" i'''
', .4.na'pd = S; mAhdhS, Up BALDWIN.
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WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE 5INPWREMACOG AND QUEBEC.
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.

TAKE TIE POPU LAR
ALL RAIL LINE
Commencing June 27 special Fast Exprcss Train win
parlor Cars, VIII leave Grand Central Depot Ncw-No,k.
y y, n. II. and d. Il. r. At 1883 \. n. daily xceIt
days. argNipe at ho hl;o Mountains early in o evening
Fortune tables ratios etc. arIl to Ticket Agents Of y.
y. H. and II. r. r.. orto
c. r. HAMPSTEAD. G. T. 4, ln.-ave. ana sadsL y. Y.
EaUDS0N.-Steamcrs Hedfcld and McManus
for Hudson and vi, Boston and Albany Railroad ia
Tor Whls S,u[v,ssnf Ncy I, INV, -, S S
mans ana Sa'tle9n Daily at p m Sundays oAoepted
l .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
i AZ "1 l,a @iler Nay 20 lsl vii,
in}6auhg manch Vlnnk W TX S'aire Tow Mavery
for ts"n bcthle9sm Allentown, Beading N.rch Chunk,
tod30 IN. train rransesvipga 1:6 AMI D. AM 80
NToS q r'noy General e ,iaSS e Goa 9 re-
corner Church and Corthadtsts G. II. CUMMINGS Agent
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
Leave l55tl-s- 800 m. ana D. m. MaAopac.
iXFisI.Ss Tor 5ahcpac CarSaci and Brewster leaves
FRTa3S' Tt pffS ssvG a 1SS Ms 5s o,
Heights ngs Bridge ana Van cortandt every 80 minutes
Toconnec with trains leave Recorst 30 minutes before
The transfer Co VIII can for and check baggage
from hotels and residences
See new hcinles.
NORWICH LINE
~ Boston Worcester Nashua, Portland and
al . ,. N. daily sundays excepted '''
providence LINE.
L FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence and Worcester Railroad
Worcester and all points north, via Worcester
The Palace steamer MASSACHUSETTS VIII
Tuesdays, aud saturday. and the steamer
TEA on Mondays Wein.says and ridass at H. NJ fIlOM
PIER -, y. r.. of Warrens, New York.
secured AT Offices of Wcstcujt's
pany ana NJ pan Ii'al hotels ana uchrt omceS
DONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
IA Moi MAINS landing ~ CozlcnS West POintl Corn
wall Newburg. Marlboro Milton, Poughkeepsie, Esopns
with Ulster aud Delaware and Waikiki Valley
Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James W Bald
daily u. foot HaTison-st North River
except saturdays when Thomas cornell leaves :.
special Train through The tataln fountains
GHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
~ FOR TIE
tANERNS OF IORAN, and
WHITE ~ IpIlR,
COMMENCING JUNE 10. 1881,
Cars viii leave PeunsNNania Railroad Station
follows ~
For LNNAN AT 400 \. u. ANDe.30p
For WHITE SULPHUR Ar s3O p. ".
Pullman Sleeping cor,h $50 NJ
Nhiio sulphur Without change. the ere
or sioang eVel ~ rrAv visit Ia, ctyers FOR and
Information apply at Loko, Offices of rennsyyana lsroal
81 ana - Suuta Si-at.. philadelphia. y ' - -9'
tttAr. 4. HATCH, General Passenger gcnt
S..lr l,a,t
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@ Corporation Notices.

MOTTO E.-Propo~as viii be received at the
uol 40 20 ihidHNe, untll Ju, INol lOi ar
GOODS iad"hH o9tier luuicr hay and straw. For fun
liorna ~ SEQ cty Record tor sale at So city hsn.
NO1lCE.-Scalc1 bids or estimates viii be
rec wa ~ re once Of the Department Of Public works
unIl uy H. Is ~ for building paving Yaiaus
siircs ana avenues For iuu Attenuation city
Tor sac al No. j tity ltA.
y TICE.-Scalcd bids or estimates VIII be
! received "a the once of IN" Department
until luf J.. l"0l, Tor slng materials performing
formation sc' Nlty Record; ior sale al 80 City Hail
MOTTO t.-Scalcd proposals viii be received
ny Inc school Trustees O the 9th ward the hall
nc oaib OF Education until July II, loo for the erection
RECORD for sale at 40 Ci'y ran
= OTiCE.-Sealcd proposals will be received
~ by the school Trustees Of the list Ward the nan
mo boaId OF Education untl JuH -, ls~ Tor the
non Of new school house Fortnl Information cry
RECORD Tor sale At No. ) Cit} Hall.
NOTiCE.-Scaled proposals will he received
y Mt the Central Ohre of tho Police Department
y p, lSel Tor building Satiouhouao. Lodging Ionse and
so on III 1aba thHt For full Information city Record
Tor sale at No. ! City Hall
MOIlCE.-Seacd proposals viii be received
az the Office o the Fire Department until July . SSl for
Work required De done the the Engine company
so y Nor lul information city Record; Tor ~alc At
MOI CITY Han.
NOTlCE-Scacd proposals VIII be received
AT the Office OF Tho Fire Department until July a. 1851
Tor oTHgo For full information city Record sale at
NO A CITY Han.
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a LII VINO are interested IN railroad bu slnpSs
and miea-e statistics shOGld THE TRIBUNE AL
NANACIoI 1851, nov ready, price p cents bynlA-
RANhEkS and CAPITALISTS will want TO
~ get the Tribune Almanac ISL il gives tho figures
United states Revenue and Expenditure 1915 Price
70 cents by mai. 1870
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vVHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL. RAILROAD COM

TERAsuRrH's OFFICE ILLIHOIs CENTRAL RAnnOAp CO..
NEW YORg lime -
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STEAMBOATS, arr Railroads.

a. - cd4aNsf PP0WSELL;-For West Point,
sT frf RI q E "a! at NsrO o By LAWS FOOT VsrY
s Sg 1eSsS Nth sva 'aaaay Sn s OK
@ 1Sis 20 S at fsAAT a.; Baggage By
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, LINE
daA a@S S S4iSgg OF Il 4Pfs 62 .,E
I5 @sn d @eT@ins K Ias for the NOr sun
4 L HAN ~, BOATS PEOPLES LINE
souri, sI9E or l J2Ix loa s. Pr a river
2 2s een YeSt Albany sandy morning eScepsu &
Excursion tickets 10 Albany w. e"& " F'fqE7 FGsa
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and G
Iier s5 M I'd daiiy SUNDAYS excepted leave VcS,ry
n ysc rrry we. ii Poa Se ey bAnao rs, 2;
beck by fcrry with he i iioa Sonnec at Rhine
r iickets sold ap haga s on ce sle Lt anA De-
il g by down boat 81 SPECIAL TRG1N to ana
CEEsNI aI,dS L KRAIILR,oAD OF NEw-JERSEY.
Ai5 e,, foot Of rul;onst Jewels Wharf ''0" 4"
n ARK + - d Pennington aston, Allentown Reading
- 7:i5 a m schoolcy's Mountain uir, e-il-, ,,-o,
WoI :; ana Western r. H. Eason Allentown Wkesbars
p! . a. mFr Remington schooev's Nronnta,, ,ri~,
Mamc6 cb rc' iisoa An.ntown. READING. Ha1is'ns
Upper Lenigl scranton, etc' O'''''' >"''''oA''
r5nrF Maach chn s,Sn Allentown. Reading
Chumk fanad nor ,9,, riageT fason Wind Cap Mauch
1st' Ip Schooeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
Az p M For sonieryille, Pennington &c
30 - ii--tor isasfr. d.. J. and W r.. r. Alonfo,,,
i'SSannP harrisburg, Maucb Chunk, WlKesharp. sc
81 ts leave nj $40 a. y. IN. Tor lsound Brook
f stat ons ~ J:aO p. Easton Allen.
a. newark al > 5.fj OLD. C:t5 7:l5 40 500 e3a
- -; - ~ ., u:41. 10 a. - 12:to
Az I}i, -, y = 30. 5i, g C:l5 Csc :, 49, 81 d
For trains to Local points Time Tables at stations
= \: and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
all KALI Ii NE for Amlov So,th Aro1ov
p'c,sN long Dranch, Ocean Grove, Aa0ary Park Poet
es a. ;i5 75, 0. 1880 H. p $780, T. 49, 5so
For ATLANTIC CITY
HtiDi.i lINr-tlt ICN TIME
Att ~ NARS-iOMFST FARES.
a. IA y nc CITY lNPRE-~. 200 d. M with fbro,o,
carr arriving AZ Atlantic CITY 6.;5 d. m ~ ~ -'
f"ioiiom Ne"-i oIk ono way, %; Round trim. Co
EffEEHOl.D and NETWORK RAILWAY.
Gao n ~ I"r Freehold 5;5J, $40 a. p 80 $50
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- FAY Route VIA SANDY Hook 1T O. lO3O a m I.3o
ga uV oio p.n for East Long Branch. &c ON Sundays
- 1910 m, 345, D. Ocean Grove Point Pleas
t s INDY uooA via Branchpor 5l5 7:45 a. H. u H.
For Monmouth Beach scabriet &C. via Branch,or 5.t5
80; u M - M, : 80 $50, $3.50 D. m. '
80 s2 ~ N IA Red Bank FOR Lakewood Toms River Is.
idIu itlsilts, Nlneland and al 20
- a. Via Red Bank ior Lakewood IONS River l..
'"po '.,i-.'S, sea side Park, Earnegai &c
WI ~ Az Ran 80 p mNia SANDY Hook
san s.s,s Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY anG an
= $50 T. ny a Red Bank for Lakewood whning's Toms
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e Lam lli- American PacI,i Cnmpany's lin. for
fleMpl II tht-itBDl tG and HAAlBt 10.
leland. IN .flt1ftA rr.,. %,
- ~ H. ia y D. f.itIli
BATES ~ paSs1-e % rvmouth London Chrr,olrc lam
LniR AM 'i points IN tlc south o. ENGLAND CABIN
St"V N'1nI cabin $50 ste so nm
Souihlmlion, @-'
hONNAkDr g. CO, C.P. R1ClIAEDx
General As,ntS General Iasselc. ? A ..'-ts
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Iier NifBARD daily (snnaavs excepted leave Vcsr,s
n m 49, t,. ~ y a. M ltroolyn. by Anne p:
dniil- AZ <yack Ferry. Wesf p.,a,
horE &c .ilie.ck CasNlI ana Hudson Connect II ina.
the -tD anil M
%is1 -, IcAeis sold ana baggage checked NORTH ana
ron1 ~, OK ,.nr 81 aad hudson r. r. frkats
~, - re. ip tickets 10 West Point Neyg,ry
from SARATOGA |'-ND i''-AiN 40 "Ao
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,,, Leaving lleI % y r.. fool o. klag-si
l,,i,,,Ii,>t A-------- tuesday. 5uia 8. 1850 a m
W. e. N
2. 4 m
tuesday, . 3 q. N
. 4. II
- These huilf I,
li'ii 'nd FURNISHED vita every lcrui.it 10 r,t a
~. across u: Atlantic Anfl safe .rTft.l
."i POI n snoki lei""nl drawn rooa piano sni
also 'if'cei t.fr.rtr I'D,
tSc Steamer The sfeop'> upper cock fl-- irz mr.
antligh. ~ ' 'N''-'a'i'A
CABIN Pass tGE accoriinete siateroom. s6o $50 and
N-OV. IN is-i.s ilii Ale $40 SlLEkAHf low ra.eS
Ott-tis 80. - Bi.fADNAN
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to intending subscribers
to the Vermont and Colorado STOCK 50 per
that the Directors of the Company given official
notice that sales only another
at the present prices Therefore urge all Who
responded with about buying orders once
GOFF. HASTINGS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
l31 DENONSHIRE-ST, BOSTON.
IRON BONNET SILVER MINING co. offer
for few DAYS only portion OF their working capital
o. cent, per share. This is bottom price in reliable
psIy whose mines located Cooyados richest MIN.
EKAL DISTRICT. " IlN CUP CAMP" Gunuispu County
Present WORKINGS show $50 10 800 silver per
Orders received at Fl Nassau-st.. or by mai
\. G. BiiOMNELI, President.
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T'WENTY-NlNrH DIVIDEND.

. OFrIcK STAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
No lll BtoADWAY, NEW YORK. l.. 1881
III hpA or piRrcrDft., have this day de- Jared
SOM annual #. h nd 81 FOUR t.I PER CENT payable OF
and after July >, 1851
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BONDS due Iuy !, 1881 BY order OF tho Coyernor
:. , Nt on Iowa "c viii pay the principal and interest
tH,Nc N,iip'd bond a
maturity or GlterwarL After tia date he con
VAL 'NA'o Gli.MAN SDN 4 COZ
b2 Crla t.. WY Ork.
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Nl,TH DIVIDEND

eES II DIV l)EN)
'O oftl" oI LhE low NED INSURANCE CoNrANy.
% " tL..-t.
- MN. TX. June 90 lssl.
rho lioar ~ Directors of thi, de
c-aIrl q DlNlbhND Of FIVE fJf PER CENT upoa The
CAPITAL Stock, pa! fDio Juy !, loS demand.
tIlAS. 4. II I'll. Necr,i.rf
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ENMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
MOI IL LAKE IIa.ssan,,.
Manif's Lane routes Al al oasol> 90 Ic vea..
Nlln OF Bltl l--- fli fi~DAN Juiv = -5 On
NiIn Dr ,iii->l ~ ---. - liAN. July * e. H. n
- OF hiNt- - '-.---.-- III hnAl. Juil ~ - "a
CITY OF IfhiGN .--...... -. a III l,ilAY ~ q q
-,,. From Piers. 4. be- iolt ID Challion-st. . ~
A4s y. -Hltlt 500 laNara' .a--ss
if-i-itAHi- -. Pm al' $500 lralfs lowest .f..
Saloons St'rol>. ~l. klau asa asa.i>in.
iloi s
JOHN o.. DALE. Accent. 81 aaI 81 E.r,s,io-a,- y Y
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MONARCH LINE.

VA NEWNORK and LONDON
Suien iid ncN steamers.
l"aN" aooN a'Noinla- Pavoala Fol1e. Jerse, City
y a. sn-o
EGYPT ~ Montfch lui' p Persian Monarch Ia
superior arcnmnoia fof saloon passengers IA sfN.-
-. taken ga t1-i fart NoN4sn Prepaid s.ae.-a 8s
Apply 90 i4t .'1' -ui AGENTS
PATTON. NlCkilt~ A co. iioN iiu seen.
l.~-. lIft.ar - az. f-....
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40 HOLDERS OF ONO STATE STOCKS.
me t'rt' due July 1851 the funded DEBT of the
Sat" g" phio viii be paid al to American Exchange National
LAIN Sc" ORR lily from the LIST
h'',Il. ~ our Office IN THIS city. The
Dc closed IRON ne 5t! INST. to 18th of July. 1881.
JpHN J.. jtiI.iN ~, Auditor 81 Statn
ttAEilt- TOW N>i.N y. Secretary OF Stata
GRO. h.. NASH, Attorney General
c.,..-,-- commissioners % t.a sinking Fund
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financial.
A GAS STOCKS.

Al YORK and Brooklyn stocks and also all kinds
CfBroOklj j. investment securities. d-att in by
GEORGE II. PREM PISS
IL WAII-Sg
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-. NOTICE-"TANF ROr-rr-


Iicr NJ co, D. !" - = y" e.,.sh AID hANiL
- ihs nae avoid both transit br Enrlisl rsIl-
boat. ~ -'''"N' "a "'-i.aA
- ~, y = W ffncsay. Jilg loan.
ttii.siaf. Clf D.
- ~ = ~aii'l " ctnPSaav. q
Checks drawn Credit ivnanais lsari. IN a,o,
LOUIS iDi BEBlAN, As,ru'. No. = Bowling t,-,,ls,
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DREW and ST JOHN Leave Pier ~ - -, ~ =
=" cp al SloE pr GANALST, every WEEK ~ n; 6p
trains North West and E,as 'i'''is NN"eVe'p VIII
Excursion cketso Albany and return, good esys .
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I VIE Niagara Fire Insurance Company has
declared dividend Of per six mon, n.
n.ng at n rat o' 90 pr cent Oh the safety Fnmi ~
Special Reserve Fund, ana ca tai stock nndor nrovis.
1881. TfIOai A - - ,Go M, ~ ~ ..t'ni 10y l.
Now.York, Juno % 1881 - N''i ~ 'o0io'aly'
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S2.5OO.OOO

The undersigned having purchased from the Illinois Ccntr
Railroad Comua,v
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TIE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK,(
UnrX,r,,,,,> ,,, NEW DIRK, June u, 1dsl.}
DlNlDEND.-Th c Directors OF This bank have
= lhls daY declared scni-annua dividend o
cent payable on and alter tuesday July b. lSsI lranser
booAs "il remain closed until TIN prox.
GEO. j. MCEOIr
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yV7TrI, I,rn,,I,,.,,-, = ~ V.A HuV =, INNl)
NE l'lRECTORS OF this company have This
day declared quarterly dividend 81 rNV0 PER IN,
at this Office. 10y VI 1A'0"'' 'cAV'
,rI he transfer hooks will be closed O'Clock D. M on
III tSl,A the @th inst reo,,eued on IN,
morning 81 III itSDAY, the 4th day nf August next.
A.. u. MOICISl..If. Treasurer
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DOO BONDS.
FIRST SERIES-$5OO.
30i Bonds.

L. V. +. RANDOLPH.
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IhF LAKE ~noFr AID NrlU,AN SOUTHERN r. r. Co }
iM-A'uhlko OFtisE GEtNp CENTRAL DEPOT,
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SinGurig!.
RNRST NATIONAL BANK.
& DENVER. COLORADO.
UNITED STATES DEPOS TORY.
u

PEORIA, DECATUR AID lcV AWHILE RAIiWAY,(
NEwGOEK CITY, June ., I~Sl
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
amcc ing o. the stockholders and voting hondhOdcrs
this company % tho occ ~ 'hccii III te
DAY i July lSo mt 10 o'clock for the
hGlg ne Issue Of Twenty four Thousand t2ieaW shares
GNpAai stock le proceeds thereof applied Tor The
purchase II branch lines oi road furnishing additional equip
iirl.i anal &C ipircmrnt oi terninll facilities.
iH cotton subscribe II offered
pro rata to the stocShoders o. 5h ISL
40 per s Tiit to expire the lS day of
August 1851. Transfer books viii close June 25h at
OC.1cA y. L L. ;. ?
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lH~Ns1 hsho or H&hhD CENTRAL DEPOT,
'R'HE DIRECTORS OF this COMPANY have
~; ms day declared quarterly dividend OF ONE PER
80 uipn tS caDitti sl0 payable dly of Au
'n neN. ~ inns "lSe The transfer books win at
" o'9cN f. m on Thursday ihe SOth inst ana will he re-
next. { VA NDlsp pII 'rr,'a, -. ~, 7'''
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''tI'IisI TIMl,
.-r -IHROUGH CARS LOWEST FATFS
n Ia TIC CITY EMPRESS H. m with ,l,r,-,
can, arriving al Atlantic City at 6:s5 D. M w -
rare from New Ork ono way So %. Roind trim = az
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EliDiEiDRl, COSN., jane 80, 1851.
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TINS day declared quarterly div idcnd of
on INC iieIoIed Ntoc OF his Company payable
gay o July 1921 ~ the tradsIrcT office. Tho
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elusive CIIAS. X A tLtII T'.os,1,,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-07
General aEarket

BALTIMORE, June 6.-Cotton steady: middling lie.
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and Western
super, IS 5OG4 90; do extra 81 25d5 co. do family.
$ 25G6 IS; City Mills super, IS 5O4 co. do extra 81 80
as co. do family, Sc 57 OO do Rio ands s6 626 70:
Patapsco family, 81 D. Wheat-SOuthern steady with
good demand: Western spot lower, options steady;
Southern red 81 POOL 2; do amber 81 25GI %; No
Western winter red, spot and June. 81 221a1 22ss;
July, 81 27S@1 215 August, 81 1891 1875 September
81 1901 l974. Corn-Southern higher; Western dull,
weak, and lower Southern white 60GGOc; do yellow,
5Sc; Western mixed spot, a5c June, 55@554c: July.
54S@55c steamer 52Is asked. Oats steady and quiet:
Western white 4S9 4Sc do mixed: &c. Rye lower at
81 06(1l 0S. Hay quiet and easier; prime choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, SIS 01@21O0 Provisions
firm, with active jobbing trade demand; mess pork
old. SE co. new, SIS cor bulk meats-loose shoulders
and clear rib sides none Oering do packed,
bacon-shOulders 7ac clear rib sides, I0c hams 1l1
@12!gc lard-refned. 12c., Butter lower new grass,
l20Gl5c. Eggs higher and firm at l7c. Petroleum
nominal; refined, Sc Coffee firm Rio cargOes ordi-
nary TO fair: 9l4@lH+c: Sugar higher and firm; A
soft 1011c Whisky dull at 81 o. Freights TO Liver
pool per steamer dull. Recepts-hOur 92S barrels:
wheat, 107 95 bushels corn, 80 95 bushels; oats, 567
bushels. Shipments-wheat, 10 400 bushels; corn
033 bushels. Sales-wheat 397 bushels corn So $50
bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-07
AT THE CAPITOL,
What the BOurbOns Intend 10 DO-The
Petty Officials to Go.

When the Bourbon side of the Senate
persistently INSTRUCTED the public business during
the past special session in order to prevent the re-
organization ofthe Senate offices, they bolsered up
their position with all sorts of specious pleas aud
argument Among other oftlse objections they mads
TO the removal of the present Democratic officers
of the Senate was that extreme hardship would be
entaied on them by such a removal at time they
were lily prepared for it. They harped on this
string loudly and continuously, and wildly pre-
scented a case in behalf of the poor employees.
That they were insincere in their pretended feel
ing for the petty ofce-h holders recent events have
proved, and are daily proving.
The intolerable greed for Office of the average
Southern Bourbon Senator has, since the adjourn
ment of the Senate, taken new direction, and
one which shows how utterly inconsistent with the
talk of this class is its actions and thoroughly
insincere were the Bourbon Senators in their pleas
on behalf of the employees.
At the Capitol there is much CONSERVATION
! among certain of the petty employees over move
! ment which means the removal of number of
them and the filling of their places for the short
time they will be under Democratic control by
friends of Southern Bourbons The Secretary of
the Senate and the Sergeant alarms have
the appointing of the under officials, but it
is practically controlled by Senators. Under
the new movement alluded to above, the heads of
of all employees hailing from a State not having
at least one Democratic Senator must fall and the
Secretary and Sergeant Arms do the execution
at the dictation Of the greedy Southern element
which controls the Bourbon party in the Senate.
The places of those removed will be filed by the
! friends of Brown and Hill and Butler and Ramp-
ton, and no Northern man need apply even though
he be Il Democrat. OhiO's representation will
not be disturbed because of Pendleton
but New York and Pennsylvania and
other States viii lose their Offices. An instance of
one of the dismissals already made shows not
only the Inconsistency, but the meanness and in
justice of the Bourbon tribe. In the library is an
I official named Pierce, hailing from Pennsylvania,
who, during the deadlock in the Senate, did yeo-
man service in supplying Democratic Senators
with data for their speeches. He did this. of
course, 10 secure his own retention; but his eff
forts were unavailing, as he has been
relieved from June So just as he might have been
had the Republicans recognized the Senate
Offices The meanness of this movement of the
Bourbon Senators is apparent when it is remem-
bered that, in any event, the present officials go
out as soon as the Senate again convenes and the
Republican majority sees fit to remove them.