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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
Mfr. Henszey is in from Turkey Greek.
SATURDAY.

Mir. Henszev is in from Turkey Greek.
 Judge Stilwell has arrived al Tucson from California.
 D. Levy & Co appear to be doing nam moth business
 Mai. Cochran. very good officer. IS no" in command at Whippie.
 Messrs. Wilder X Hutchinson are m iron their cattle ranch near Fort Rock.
 There were no passengers per stage to- day. but large mail and express
 In the matter of the Territory vs Stephen Condron. the defendant plead not guilty.
 See new advertisement of Ackers & smith in reference to their assortment of iat meats.
 Joe Dauphin left for his mine yesterday, not as a pedestrian this time, but on a hrst- class mule.
 A saloon has been started in West Pres colt. and, from all appearances, Is doing good business.
 Gen. Wilcox, our commanding officer, will return with Col. Benjamin m few days to whipple Headquarters.
 Hon. l.. Wollenburg and family will re- turn tomorrow from San Francesca, altei an absence of four months.
 w Wilson IS in from the Bill Williams Mountain, where he IS running the sa" mil of Wilson & Co.. manufacturing lumber.
 Br;Irs team came in today with 2,0CO ,ornd. of fine apples for NJ. T. Herzog. They were raised upon his farm below "lck- enburg.
 During the past two months 3i patients have been received 1t the hospital oi the Sisters of St. Joseph and cared for by these christian ladies.
 FG. Parker Is iii town from j:ls saW-nill ,ear Volunteer Springs, on the line Of the ASP.R.R The recent sno" storm dld not reach to that point. We are sorry to state that hr. (. b. kush i. severely afflicted with pain m the face 1t caused by en mnliiy Plece Of tooth. He is confined to his luar5ers
 Miss Fremont has left Tucson for Ne" York. probably to assist hrr mother III VIII, ino q tragedy foc the stage, whiet. ale IS anu has been at work on for some tIne past
 Quite lively crowd assemble at the st'Ie of |. L. Fisher this forenoon and made themselves rich in I.srsorsl effects that were knocked down at low figures t2 the hlshc@' bidder.
 Ijeut Wilcox has been detailed to de, f.nJ tL. Indian prisoners who nutinicd and Killed several soldiers and Captain nentlg in the fight near Ciheu. We would nte t' lee detailed to shoot them.
 A letter Sas received yesterday iioi4 sl '' Lord. dated at St Louis, which stated tla' Dr. Lord was very Ill and not eNFect," I' live His disease Is fever, and he IS ngli2 attended by his wife and the Sisters nc Star
 On the IIth the departures Nele M. Gold, water. Miss Jordan, mrs. Ha'ten and daughter. ,rr On the I2,h Miss Brockman and Mr' Riggs. .,... Today, Nov. 12th, five rassencers came ;n per Gilmer. Salisbury & Cos sag"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
MONDAY.

TP. Wilder and wife are visiting It-s tives.
 BC. Bsin is in town from the Crook Canyon country.
 Pine wood k selling at 54,00 Der cord- Juniper, and oak S5,oO.
 Lute Wilson. as jovial as ever, Is in from Bill Williams mountain.
 D. Levy X Co. will buy and pay the high est prices for deer skins.
 John Mars the pioneer of Pmion ranch is on visit to Prescott.
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher and maid went out on visit to Chino Valley to-day.
 Mayor W. x. Kelly is registered at the Lick House. San Francisco.
 The weather has moderated, and Pres colt can boas, of fine sunshiny days. Gen. Wilcox was at Naricopa this morn- ing enroute to Whlpple Headquarters.
 Kirwagen < sines, are fixing up their saloon. making 1t more connexions.
 walworth's train. loaded with liquoIs for Robert Cornell. arrived in town to-day. Kirwacen & Sine. are making valuable Inducements upon their saloon property. Hen T. J. Butler writes Us that he will return to Prescott within the next ten days Samuel Brown and wife werc passengers per Black Canyon stage winch ari1'cd t"- day.
 Mir C. E. Rush has so far recovered as |" bs able to appear m court and attend to the wants of his clients.
 Butter is scarce in Prescott at - cents per pound. ana egg fruit k scarce al sI.00 per dozen.
 Mir Pine. who makes prime butter, which has good reputation III this market, "as on our streets t..-day
 Guilfori Hathaway. who went ps.t to M,ricopa with .Jndsc Tucker. son aat t~o wards, returned today.
 There was on the outbound stage of Gil- mer. Salisbury X Co. tals morning. Hu-h McCrum and t~o thlnanca
 Steamer will leave luiaa. 4 T.. Natur day. December ,id. 1881. fr CrHr Moa-y, and mternediatr landings.
 The hoodlum, Co: Toui-,o,Ir hasr .,'u interrupting the anatu'r theatrical fer formancc. which ], ,1,"--
 Frank WaJlei-h. an eTrrnt-- oi u,i. office sold h, lnna ta-iay. loca,"a "1 Lynch creek. for l.r-r ~gm.
 Murphy A Scho.,y are ove.hao.n- ,'ev saloon and making II 'lVaiiy inviting nlii the best o.:ahissnl,it, iu ,ae c.tv.
 NH. Sherman and R.. Nr Huntweu out to Williamson Nsl.y this morning ou gaming expedition. Ne mean on hunt.
 Geo. Young. w:-' a.s a.s. fres-at team arrived iu ;-va t.-a.y. The i'adm, Ue nr,nci2allv du,3 tsc,, .,r C r. Heti d Co.
 D-. .J.H. Pict~"n Is uf, from People Valley. tnc,e JruuS C"agaran a'tam psnies rhe Doctor, .... .- looking bale au, hearty.
 Jul N. R,dcnoors ,e >iosty .-c.s.ru from d sesere .,s,i. .' >.ssu'-,. a".. E. n.i, will soon b. abe t5 .t,e,'' E. hi, 'as"" dgt',A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

The most important case oi the tenn VAS
 concluded this morning. The one lnqueotion
 was that oi the [. N Guycrnment 's the bouGs,n,n uf .I. S Giles for ;ac sum ot s3.Gaa the amount Gilc, va, dciaulter. The verdict ot ..e jury was iar the Govern men; for :hc full amount Here Is another
 specimen oi what good men receive f"l tl> ln., ,o bt,rieni th.ir fe.iow-man. who ia '
 rascal. This bond or security signing IS a.i wrong Those oto co on bonds are. 2s 2 general thing. never teneG,.ed to the
 amount @: enc cen, by sa "ola-, II | b'r- r,v.> flori E >ICo. and a-sa to go "a B hot. of security. ve fail ta -ee "hercIn { IF bcacd,.ad. It ;ae money ], loaned -t a hi-
 rate of iutcrcs. 3 i> t.e oae tAat gains and
 ruu, leo rj,a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
aTlaD2IG t FiGIF.l, {. ]
LAID FOR SALE.

Tht .rI dsuNrf1reat of f.e AZ al.e k i'sg -i '.- r,E ,. ma "a DON or-If's@' -u' i.- once 'F rl--t u-zr the A-riio Hou-c HeE hi5Elo'F4''' N'' sfe1.co. .t-.., ,r-r .r-..-4 I, A as..r-.-I fp J. A. VI -s." D, .,..! 1-or i-e.nu-- rf -a1l comp EN-
 Tae grant of .aaz. .c' tc ft" con P.'y "h t.F ,-tl el of JuIv E~6 old the rctt O; ta- .-I '1T ' ;r. bud. date. from March l2th. ,-'- s'-'f '--l ' ts.a r. ,sri ,l4ir, to -uy et r-" ott nH.. rel ' e -t.-. -rcI one, ihre1. rv-. t'c. rn '.~ , ,r-a ,!u f,y g...- a arl -. - e' .,'e ie ;7r .tr road as datfs--l, io.H-t-I
 Arf.ss4'..r.. vi.. nos , 'aif' fog ta H'-tA- 'l ..s..f- f-.ausrF to 't~ c"-.'~.s a.i a. -v,-> -,turet. I.,,a,r.,r 2. a!tr.s- s ,- 't. a-
 IA NILLINA~'.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. SPINNEY , NO. II kEA NY TRLET. Treats if CfInptc and SD cIaI
 Li>eases
Otsiig NEsn

V HO MAY BE SUFFERING F O. THE EFFECT> of yeu' hfuI tol ie- ndscretion, will do well avail tSe Vs oi this, the est uoon ever laid at ih- alrar c- suffering humanity. Da- PENNEY NIL 1ral-tee To forfeit $500 every of senna al vtaa.es~ rIyaie disease of any kind character which be undertakes and fl'ls to cure
 MID LE AGE MEN.
 There many the of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the blader. often acc up.uieG by slight srnartlug or burning seis2-i8u, and weakness of the syst ig manner the patient c4lEut account for. On examining Uri- n Y ep sits r1py -edlmeut v1I Otten b- .ouud and sometimes small particles of albumeu will appear the color VII be Uf thin riisi~h hue again chan gng to darz and torpid appsar2ucr. Thefe many men who oe of il5s difficulty ignorant ot inc cause, which tne second stage of saTliLai wfakness. D. s. will guarantee Tfec1 in al such cass and healthy res Urasion Oi the geuitO-uriua-y organs.
 r. ~. To prIvaEe diseases Of short standing, ful cuur~e of medicines, snfhcivD for cure, with all sJructs VI br sent to any address receipt of Sln OFFICE HoUHs - h to and 6 | S. sundays ,onl lO to II A Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice s. Cal or address,
 DIR. SPINNEY < co
 No II EeSru-y St., San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
ao5er. corne-f= Wa3.es4.o L.qaor s'ore.

Go3er. Corne-Ts Wl9.esa.o L.Guor StcfS'
 Tb, morning g.c were invited through the vl.].aa,e department, If Nr. k'helt Con neil, liquor establishments; His old stock u. faasi large. and vi.h ;I4e -'.cao pounds m,. received. fl s.. choicest nr'ad- we concluded Le had enough t' supply tho vaa,, c.gusy I.r ;'e u.z- year. hur t.us ls u.r ta.,.,,. liz ." Kentucky Bourbon ,aae...I t.c.asy au.uaj the Horn. is over t.a- ,,a.- a.d aa.. ..-.. never he,a subjected .t.a I-r..-.a . fresh aa.s-. f. ss -sEciat . ia al ---rc.., Hy Aa> a.s g.ash brandy .f .t.r.:, bssn.s aeo prices. Hene, how ....r. a.. rt.. ,:..a. ..t ., '.r.,. .le C. der. s.asa,.- .as. -..a.-. -E.9-. hit,-is ci gus. efc.. f. lee. large sio.b. ,,.i "'A. fl cau,-.. n. a.ss .a.... s,o,s-'eu eu"ge'as'g7.
 Tae brr.l t.. l... ofi-.a D...hs.vle . l..l .u San Fes..-.a ,- Ar-0st. took
 r.s,. today. He rs.Is.. .a as..r.tEcs
 al-h h.- r,.lI,sr. a-.- hva.lir Ja Prescott ta.G laid ~,., ., ..". Os-l ...-e nt his o!a iru.tugr. .iaA- ilu,.. eaa u.ed m -., city
 ,,.rrl sl l,.r~s-... \ ...sr ..'.E 'G nas .v.d a-,,ullu,.,nc,s followed tle reaaaIs to t.,e grave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
TIE GkEaI ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never failing Cure for NervOus D o4Ats, Vitality, Seminal Wea kness Sperllator-hea, Lost M fam hood. .Impotency. Paralysis and all the terrible effects of Self-Abase, youthful follies, lS eKcasses in Inaturer years, Such AS loss of Memory, LassItnde, Nocturnal Ennis sion, Aversion to Society, Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital fluid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
A. F.. MiNTIE, NJ. D.. IL Kearney Strret. San Frsncisco. Gal.

Dr. Minutes Kiudrry EaineIv Nephr.tt curn cures all Ki iucv aul Ba tier Complaints, Con orrhcea. Gleet, Leucorra-a For sale by all druggists Sl a bottle, six bottles fpr 8.
 Br Nsntip'- ia triI.In i'i'is. the beat and cheapest ny ysFe.a and Bilious the Disrtet. For sale uy all Cru-gsts. 'fSd&vtf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

pasrIug uobseryeIn the urine. and many other dls rhAt lead to sanity and death.
 DIR. INVITE ~ iD agree to forfeit $500 for Of .his kind the Vital Restorative under his special advice and trezmcut) will not cure, fO- anything
 impure injurious found in it. Dr. Mintis treaes all Private Diseases successful, without mercury. Con sutaton free Thorcugh examination and advice, clung analysis Of urine, S5. Price of Vital Restora- tive $ bottle, four times the quantity, St0; sent any address upCD receipt of p- Ce, C, O. b. from observation, and in prIvste if es red
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18

SHOT AN EAR OFF.-Mr. r. Lowry, agent for the .judson and Giant Powder, arrived to-day from the Atlantic X Pacific R. R.. While enroute home he drove into ElHotts camp for the purpose of ereasing his buggy. Just as he reached said camp the cook and one of the boarders had dispute, when the cock merely shot the ear off his adversary. Mir. Lowry dion't like the looks of the na- tives of this particular camp, and elected to drive on without oiling his vehicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-18
Military Orders.

Second Lieut.. F.. F. Wilcox. Twelfth In fantry, A. D. C., Is appointed counsel for the Indian scouts that are to be tried by the General Court Mar ial constituted by para graph l, Special Orders No. 125, current series, Headquarters Department ef Arizona.
 He will proceed to Fort Grant, 4. T., for that purpose, and upon completion of this duty report to the Commanding General of the Department.
 The telegraphic instructions of the De- partment Commander of this date, directing Acting Assistant Surgeon James Rorke, L.. $. Army, now i'll New York, to report in person without delai to the Medical Direc- tor of the Department at Whipple Barracks, A. T., are confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

Inducements tO Emigration.
OF Kentucky, flr. Sidney Lanier, in his
article in SCribrer S Magazine for October
1880, says:
" 1t is a land where there is never day,
Ofsummer nor ofWinter, when man cannot
do full day S work in the open field. All
the products meet there. as at Nature 5
own agricultural fair, so that small farm
may often miniature tie whole United
States in growth the lille valleys every
where run with living waters, asking gras-
ses, and cattle and quiet grist-miiis, all
manner Of tmbers for economic uses, and
trees for finer arts, cover the earth in
short. here is such neighborIy COn0rega-
ton Of climates, soils, minerals and veg
etables. that within the compass OF many a
hundred acre farm a man may find where
witha TO build his house OF stone, of brick,
Of oak or of pine, TO furnish II in woods
that would delight the most curious eye,
and to support his family with all the nee
essaries. most of the comforts and many
of the Iuxuries of the whole world.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 6y the NOR.
Norfolk. May 8. 1881.

Notice Is hereby given by the NORFOLK AND WESTERN
hAiIHOAD COMPANY. the company which has succeeded
" me property and franchises ~ The Atlantic, Mlssspp
anu OHIO Railroad Company. THAI ON IiE IMLN1i-
ssIAIh DAY OF AUGI sr. 1881, At TnE UNION
NAIipNAL BANK IN THE CITY or NEW YORK, the
n ana eern Railroad VII Pnrchase at par
nd accrned interest THE EIGHT PER CENT - TEHkST
FUNDING CERTIFICATES OF THE RECEIVES or
TIE ATLANTIC MISSISSIPPI AND ONO RAIL
ROA issued by authority Of the uited Cict
for Tie Eastern district Of VhgiuA With the privilege on the
part ~ the receivers OF the anuc Mississippi and ohio
kalf0sd Company Of which should
10 H. property and franchises. ~ purchase thu pay
urnt of principal and after notice Ia
said Certinc ates provided
The certificates and UNINSURED must he presented
and surrendered st the time OF purchase and payment All
interest such uhcates viii aud after August
laAaa and paFm OIlO D
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
(Picr foot Of Caaal-st, n. r.

ETw.YoRK, May H. 1881.
The uirtyOurth annual meeting OF kboders Of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company will be held 81 the Office OF
the company, pier foot Of North Ia the city
Of New York on WEDNESDAY the 2oth OF May, 1881 be-
tween the hours Of ~ noon and O'Clock Tor the election
Of directors and e Of other business
propy oos bcfre H. The vanaor books of the company
viii cloe the efhes OF the Union Trust Company MOI
day the i6th VI MAY, 1881 ct O'Clock and viii
THURSDAY, the 2eth al May, ls8l ~ 10 O'Clock q
BY order VI the Board " BlrocloTA
w. IL LANE, Secretary.
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soec V I,oa or,,nary - 7ii,s Kidding
FUTURES irregular and unseitlc closing s 100
eo.s ps1Jnn- iaGs9c5s 5ulI ,,oecI oiIGseiGI
soS Soe ssPieSSS0b December Jannay T Gy
ees Rms. and Magnify 10 1852 s. ocs
cT.Ssa 6o DccsmDsT i9o2 iaUqsryN aSi 6Gs
E. los elcsnS Jay August Ss
sssnSsf icSSSlo 9G S January "eSSsOiO
FSSS'seSSs Iss:
Ssi0S BETTE s1;I, ana Ish fair 'Sons trade demand
a.. zoo 66ls Including 800 Siy M WI. iatSf Tor
Ees Indies ssas % 7oo bbls 80 az ,r H,r NJ
Gl sss Si ~ for vi Stn ter o L. Extra = 80
pn soSss 30 o Coz FAMILY anil 3, ss 3 bSs
~ nf 9s q SSss whOs 'nr: q lSs
leo 6os ~e sor r a 1904 Common to tr EHtr
s q o sSt t.r. western SS * Geca to Fs"sy
soSss GS ,, sSSc. 70 DO g s. s. s IS Extra
Ennesota 81 $3.50: Common OlsSr. -; :, Stra,ght
E1iurs y So Ssso, 81 . as st Common to Far
EIs = sd$s Good % Vsfy SnesSe s. Closing steady
boUTHERN FLOUR aud very uIn a zoo ISl.
s 9ssc s 81 e's sales to 500 SSs sasrss
corn w. MEAL 2g75 sss Is DTaadywine s. 500
ara III fo ass lots: and without ,ecldrd
mango Tor options |SderAs expert sn .lsinf ir,,
rsdr for yacrt sales 1912 bush. future - 600 bush
an a. m,'e 1GsI % - 900 bush UngIadei mi, i!,c
0sGsl " T' , S ~ " ,"sl % inside prc
sricr receipts including tnoo ensh , o. ,i1 f,
"A P Tsec, sh' Zoo Sn.n " go Rcd 81 2a ba:l
sngd i White 81 q; 500 bush steamer :" WHIT T.,
J. 20 Stot9 busn no Wit Nit t24Sds 81. closing
n St7. do June 81 22Aesl y y, closing ~ 2-s. 90
NY = i S'ss 81 sl%3i s No. Whit May 81 y
ss ~ Closing 81 22- al ga do June. u 2Iatl 2le
sosnR 81 sdsl 2l DO I9y ~ ~ ,"S i sa 'a,
s.2 81 nA Hfh S' and B%REY MALT aa @ nom
Zone Trade druana sod b.k sI~ uiaiivc a.
.cunt sales s72 O6ubush failure $4,000 bush ca ~ inu
III ef.r9 - 80 90 "a Il % closing at ioc No 2
Co.. closing at 56ac, Including S'h uH'n r. "D
csiny ~ SO; steamer yellow. 56he d..c.: 80
Whit. GSe.; southern lelos, 5saaN; 70; May l,4
ESS56 - TO- Juiy. IS IN ja... codng 80 i'c do
august 50 G5tc closing - 96e T S M Sh,,a
ks.c lower No 2 ~ better o,h.Is without IL ids
.hanse -aes is2cOo bush including 80 Sat ttS 80 ?
isc: No < iSSstaLc.; NJ. l. 6sass.e' MrIed Western
isStss %m,s dO Sun ja s' ., %m's S'"'' 49,
HAY AND sTRAw-Iia, n fair receipt and moderately
I'm Shipping Hay s5d9cc Medium Timothy. &c
tsi 49, toyer $500. sirSw-L0ng hie - 4'4s4 20 .
WoPS%were IL moderate demand for grades
HiDhS-ACtiv- late sales Of ll9is Dry Hn.no-
kyrvs 2aA; 1ls5 Dry Buen"s Ayr-- second- u 2g;,c.
ass by MSny6sS g,s,S term 1,ys, s ,r 77a 1
toncorlia iapaz, 2Sh- l2S5 Dry COtutnrT - g. s
ery coTeEie. . S Ssc 20 ry nS Tsp ry COW &
Dry Ro Grsnde COW in Boston ISc lSs nr' ~" Stsndr
ssSoods ~ ,eson , 2" s 30 1r, y C,.,r Na
h2Oc. $40 Dry Bog Ia Carthagena IT.. I,l''l" Mim,
sTms ifs9o Dry Texas Western etc. T. 10 STE 200.
p Texas aeahc Lao w = NJ" .Ii ia. s
Hides ani Hips, and 9Oi baic, last India
IEATIfER-A good active movement has been tHtfl 81
rP re-" In Pnsss, s , o. ~, ne "Fs rs 10 Laa
Lose To the Continent othcr destinations ziO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
INDIANA. BLOOMINGTON AM wFsTERN RAILWAY coz
80 N ii-iHSHS April %, 1881.
no the STOCKHOLDERS and INCOME

L NIIV ~ INII'TIIIIIEIN'T tII'I
Il BONDHOLDERS Of the INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON
AND WESTERN RAILWAY CO.
Notice hereby given that the consolidated company "a
ready 10 snNit The holder Of each share the
old cOnpanys stock will be entitled H. receive, on The snI
render OF his crhcae shares of 800 each of the stock
OF the company.
By arrangement effected with the stock holders
Of the late Ohio Indiana Pacific Railway Co.. this com
Tany to ami inclung Jun" 30 ISL, Go the holders
the Old Income Bonds the option t0 convert Their bonds
into the stock the company the rate that Il 10
two shares Of 100 each Of stock will be given for each
500 Of InCGme bonds.
and after July !, 1891. for n limited time, the Income
Bonds which shau have been into stock Will be
crtibe Into Consolidated Mortgage Income Bonds
dOila for dollar j. X. %. SHERWOOD. Secretary
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
e~ gcra Riser. gesssis AMI Rs'lroan "a,
q" .yoaK. Saturday, May u, 1871
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Srw-YoRK. Saturday. May FL. 1881

NV 1OHk o't'II'I'9' -. =,
Tn fair request sales, 800 bbls al 90 Eel" oo""
AIC0 s voo,st unc hanged. ,,, o-A,rar, IN Prime
ouiet nearly nominal n nan DOS bags
CcPfhf III ir including Fair al luI4d "a ,ro.iss
carfses no de ouys" sold OD private terns' "iu
,ri, nnchanred $500. -. hipher: sales. 2,1N bales
S,i sss eSeng including s2 ST eHpp IN contract
}pinnng ana A. The ports to-day 7O4Z Daes As"'
30 eeiss ~ ~ well and 2,7S4 last year
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c cssss 49, x, ssSs g hid. md soS
"a iS, lsa ass 'a ssss.a ai iSsi
il Es. F q ~. ss;ss s g. g. e, ss
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IN. KNAPP. SECRETARY.

EyINIyG sr,R MiNIsGCo.l
Mas it. l-1l.
V'IIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES at thS COM
pay ha,' tbs iay d.rl'r'i ia, rril ~" }, OF J.
PEI: ~ lll capital Hi ,, pyt" 2ii b. L, %. tne
office 81 Moss Adams a MclIiig. 80 ~ Wall -.
Tho transfer wiz De- rin-s Tho lh in,f az
Opcn,. he 2lst. hENKl >. hthAlfi. ~ i-Ii.ff
S,s FaANci-cn Hay l3 l--l.
Tl'ilE FATHER DE SN!Ef CONSOLIDATED
4 COM MiNINGtnspANN has 'ar'ri pif I.il -
No H. 'rWINTY FIsi.rI M r.R HuAEl. Ilt4I.s
q, LAID ~ o. iI u Val H. Jiir 81 49,
fer bucks viii close 2ita Mag 4 tcoi 80 II June.
n IDEAS. SecrfiJ.f-
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Drcsomakin1.
Nlnrbl. an0 Slate Alauls!s.

w ,, al uu, plr!e stock Of unc ulBtics
h,,,tion T. h. EHAAr cOy - West 2s'i H. NsS-
AoIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
TIE
ELIZABETMTOWN
LEXINGTON ND Big SANDY R. R.
passes through The great Krnturly
Lumber Iscuion.

tho Licking win the ld ~ the admirable lun
bri ol sinau ana Afford very ceep urce N
sur " Poo Tho lr,i market Al along 10" road th"re Is
r1'i hand ~,~h 900 ,lr'y. For TIA Central k"ntnrSy
affords market The pine FOR 80 ~ thr PIPER Lie King
vii iutuI-h uuh'r Mat now brought frm M' higan .
while tlr magnificent f'rr of N" 1yslr Crek Valley IN
o." De- rA''' haslr fo Wtc, never b'rn touched hy 90"
vVsrau air. lni 'rnf both with thc "a rtic~ -
timber ~hrt o-lr1hI'f or building material and also
III M n. !. --.r.-. L.-.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
Bankrupt Noiitcs.

vIUIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
nth day Of May. A. u. 1851, warrant IN bankruptcy
was issned against The estate of HENRY G. STEPIENS.
~ Of Mestchcster and state of
Nes.Nork, who has b.rn adluixed bankrupt on his
own petHn the payment VI debts and delivery VI
any property belonging 10 such bankrupt TO h.n.
ar or the transfer ~ property by him.
hidden that a meeting the creditors Of the sid
banknp prove their debts and to choose
sgses his c,3t, will be- held az Court Of Bankrupt
L. holden AT so arren a. Now ork city before j."
". Little slltegisier on the 18th day OF jane. Isl
a., O'Clock u IN. Lot - D. PAM.
l. : Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of Sew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
THE STATE or TRADE.

sTRARINE-Pirup qtbct sales 20 hhdA city lotc,
TALLoW-Prm, fair demand sales 10000 %. oS90'Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

When completed will extend from Washington City To DRUM
POINT HARBOR one OF tho finest harbos In the United
States and Marys Harbor ST. Mays River and to
POINT LOOKOUT at the mouth Of the POTOMAC RIVER
road between Brandy Station onthe BAL
TIMORE and POTOMAC RAILROAD and POINT LOOK
OFT graded csccp, 1874 miles between California station
and The buidiugof the wharf at Drum Point
Harboris progressing rapidly possible The track has been
laid and the train running 10 point near
Cclar,ilo. glance st tho map viii show that uc compile
ton Of this Brand Drum Point larbor viii
giyetho BALTIMORE and POTOMAC RAILROAD an ont
let for tho Anthracite Coal that comes 70 It
over the Northern Central liairold
The entire amount Of Fst Mortgage Bonds which can be
issued on the proposed branches ncudus -idus-
about miles p track. and Including w1tAENT~ WATER
PROM r.. DEPoTs. ROLLING STOCK AND PROPERTY
OF EVERY kIND SOW OWNED or HEREAFTER 70
RE ACQUIRED II Only s1conooo. " which only
sa5oOo iued, ~ balance 81 the Bonds
are held by the CI1IZISS NAIfoNAt BANK. Of Wash
lneto g. f. trust anl no Bonds ~ hc Irorcc' Thereof
can only paid 10y said hank du sli road