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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-22
SPEER'S
p. j. SHERRY.
p. j. BRANDY.

This BRANDY stands unrivalled in this
Country being far superior for medicinal
purposes.
II is A PURE distilation from the grape
and contains valuable medicinal properties.
1t has delicate favor, similar to that of
the grapes from which it is distilled, and is
in great favor among first-class families.
See that the signature of ALFRED
SPEER, Passaic N. j., Is over the cork of
each bottle.
Sold by l.. Banks. And by druggists
everywhere.
Sept. l3-lss2.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-22
Aansheld, Ohio. New Is, 1851.

Mansfield, Ohio. New -, 1851.
Gentlemen :-lhavs suffered with
pam in my side and back. and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, as.
tended with greA, weakness, depres.
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
cite. Ihave taken several differens
medicines, sndwas treated BY prom.
dnent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen. but got no relief.
I thought l would try Browns Iron
Bitters: have now taken one bottle
and half and am about vell-pain
In side and back all gone-soreness
all cut Of my breast, and I have .
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and dssh. Itcan Justly b.
called the King IF srsdseisss.
JoHN X. ALLsxpnn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

I'm. Y. O. wEsT's NJ We AND BRAIN
- Treatment a specific for Uystcna, DizGi.
urEs. Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental
Depression. luss Of Memory. Spertnatorhosa,
impoiCbcy, Involuntary emissions, promAiuts
old agc. cAu'ed Ivy overcIcTtion. neff.Abn O or
o cfindulgcnCc. which leads ~ miser1, decay
and death. one box will cure recent osaea.
Zach boz cOniains one months tire itment o.
dollar = boz. or cir boics for nYc dollars 80
by ma ! prepaid on receipt Of price. We guar.
sntse air boxes ~ cure any casc. viii cseI,
order received ~ Nv for giI boxes, accompanied
with nNe dOllsts, va will send the purchaser
our written guarantee ~ return tho money ~
tees Issued only by
O. Y. RICHARDS 4 co.
wholesale Druggists. va and as sapaoms
sirttt, orders bJ nall ~ regular prices. Nan
francisco. Cal.fopip, iunsDAH
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
Eup,i.. views.

Adyiess OF the Sd instant from Is
MALTA are that the Egyptians had adj
Iancsd their post between assassin
and Tel FL Ksbir. hut il was stated in
camp to-day that their troops bad been
withdrawn by Arab. The british are
taking supplies. but everything il paid
for. Arab Pasba's lines tIt.ud from
FL Ksrsim by KisblAh to Tel Ell Kebir.
HIS position has been thoroughly re-
eonnoitered by the British cavalry.
The Egyptian engineer who was found
wounded and was lying for As hours on
the ksssassiu battle ground, stated that
Arab Pssba Informed men who paitici
Pated in that fRh; that there w,r. Only
two weak British regiments 1t the front,
and there wAs plenty OF time to drive
The Christians into the sea. This officer
thinks that Arsbi's army is utterly de-
moralized. lie says the Egyptian Gen.
srals invariably place their i~rreculars
In front. in order that their regulars
may re upon them in case thy show
enWardics. This statement is confirmed
by what has been seen, n by the fact
that slnost Ill the prisoners in the
hands Of the British are i~rreeu'ars.
Arab is forming q camp at Salihigeb,
thus threatening the canal and the
British faux. General woolssl.y is
taking counter movements.
Recent o~bssrSAtious show seven dis
hnct lines of defense between ArRbi's
front and Damanhour.
The Porte has been informed that
$4,000 horsemen from the interior Of
Tripoli are proceeding to Egypt and
has ordered the Turkish authorities to
intercept the men on their pass.gs.
AALmoud Fehmy Is kept in a
Wr"tchsd room at Al-xandria and is
strictly guarded. It is stated that his
custodian gave him only sea water to
drink on his FIRST days imprisonment.
saying, You tried to mako us drink
'ss water by stopping tho sweet water
canal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

An exciting sesaS Of sudden death,
attended With curious circumstances,
occurred the other day in Sharon, Ohio.
Miss Alice Linkm-y.r. danghtrr Of =
citizen Of that town, ~as taken with .
sort Of cholora morbus after two or
three days ~indisposiiirn, and died after
four hours Of violent illness. All sf-
forts TO restore her proved ~unavailiug,
though continued for some time. owing
to the lifeliks appearance Of the girls
face. Her cheeks biazed redder thar =
peony, Otherwise signs Of death ", 70
evident. Doctors said that she was
certainly dead. Her father vas auI-
ious and diree,eL hat the cooler should
not be allowed to .oueh her body. The
second day Afterwards ths funeral took
place. The cofin vas placed open in
the family vAnlt, and was watched dur
Ing the night. As many people were
hhn in the belief that life was not
gone. the father had The body removed
"'A ny ~ biS hNEI-. OdsNAulhm WAS
tried without effect. though the young
lays face looked as though she were
sill in brilliant health. The ordinary
tests were made, burning the fe,h to
see il 1t would blister, aud l-ncing to
see il blood would flow. The tests
failed and signs Of decomposition ap-
pe"red. FINALLY. GU the assurance Of
several doctcts hat she was dead, tho
body was again t,ken to the vault.
The Frightening Of h-r cheeks were at
tributed by DR.. Streator to an enlarge
msnt OF the capillisriss at the time
Miss L~ipkneysr had the mess'es some
y'ars ago. Following this was an Alb
normal deposit Of red coIoripg matter
In the cheeks which renamed after the
blood bad left the face. The father re-
fused to allow a post mortsD eIamina.
;ion, and he has TAX, means 10 ere
vent tho possibility of The body being
stolen for dissection.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
Not Good

The soui OF Mr.. Kelley, q R.pu5li-
can editor Of Tehama County. says the
Examiner, has been narrowed by the
revelations made in a San Joaquin di-
rorcs suit. A number OF letters writ
ten by the fair defendant were r, ad,
and in one Of them she related that the
journalist had cast sleeps eyes upon
her. and ADDS, II might have flirted
with him. but l was engaged in flirting
with some one else. Gou'tr hinx Mr..
Kelley is good iookingi I think he is
too utterly horrible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
RED CLOUD says tina. MeGinicudd,

RED CLOUD says that McGillicuddy
must go. The former is a Sioux chief.
'n'D; the latter is Doubtless the cels.
ed Irish clGnsman known as Nc
.cujdy o the Reeks, temporarily
Ee11crd : % the level Of an Indian Ae-
'ai It the Pine Ridge Agency. Dakota.
i"e r'st Of Red Clouds tribe is re-
ported TO have sworn allegiance to the
Hibernian, however. md naught re-
maius for the InGian but to retire into
q cave and make faces at himself. Red
Cloud is a good old soul for an Indian.
and II he really means war az the al
formative OF getting rid Of NcG;."oud.
dy, there can be but little doubt but III,
agent is to blame. Rcd Clouds voice
has always beon for peace, even under
strong pressure in his tribe for war.
n only n very wrigbty reason would
make him take the warpats.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

THE next HouIs will consis, Of 325
membsrS--32 more than the present
House contains. Tho Increase 10 | IN tho
Sah'y Of tue Mississippi. ooo mem
Der Of The new body has already been
''sctsd-Gsorse fRtp.1 ]. Of Oregon.
The remainder. with the exception OF
Maine. which will elect next Spring,
aud Mississippi, which will cleo. in the
Fall Of 1888, will be chosen on the TIN
OF next November. The seats Of 20
Senators will be vacant on the 9TH OF
March. 1883. The Legislatures which
will Oil most Of them will DO elected 10
November. Thirteen OF The vacant
seats belong 10 the South.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

THE White Pine News says: "As
near as we can ascertain, the White
Pine delegation to the Democratic S,nte
Convention ut Eureka will be COM
posed Of " Adams and three Cana
Van men. II is now generally conceded
that Adams has a majority Of the State
deli gntss and will be nominated for
Governor on the first ballot, unless IL
'u'ns out, AS IN White Piuo. that the
primaries went one way aud the non,i.
nations the contrary"
According TO the returns from all
parts Of the State. the Adams delegates
fleet number CT Mt least. As &c COZ.
s%'itu'ss a majority Of the Convention,
II would seem that Adams nomination
was assured. Nothing short Of tho
most vol mt stumbling. IL not absolute
tilnny down, can defeat him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

C~ETEwAro, the Zulu King. has left
England for home. taking with him
loads Of incongruous presents from en-
thusinstic admirers. He had sbawls
for his wives. jack knives for his sons.
md even antimaonzznrs and bull dogs.
The Governments treatment of C,te-
wayo has encouraged Muharnja Dim
rep Singh to dem nd compensation for
disturbance in the Punjaub, thirty five
years ago. The Goyernm mt has al
ready tr,nted him handsomely oil all
matters Of finance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

United States District Judge s.bin,
Of Nevada. recently appointed by the
President to fll the vacancy caused 10y
tho death Of Judgs HiIlyor, occupied
the bsnch with Ju'tic. Field and jus.
tice Sawyer in the United States Cir
cui. Court In San Francisco Wsduss-
dav
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

THE b.dy Of man Was recently
found IN the old river red on the old
Salt Lake road. some 30 m;les on tho
other Sid' OF Willow Springs. Utah.
de Is supposed 10 have been dead
about q month, and there is Little doubt
he persisted on the dssort for want Of
water. The peopls at Willow Sprinvs
say he stopped there on his way and
got q bottle Of water. He was on bis
way to Colorado. whers he had some
time previous sold some valuable in.
ing property. He was a German, and
he toid Air. otsustrom. Of Cherry Creek,
on hiS way out, hat he had Il his
family Ia Eureka. His name a. not
yet been ascertain0d.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

THE Ward r. tler says: A. G. Clevs-
land. whilo attempting to tie up oDo Of
his greyhounds on his ranch two weeks
ago. received a severe bite through the
left arm between the hand and elbow,
the teeth passing entirely through the
arm. b.twesn the bones. In a short
time his arm swelled to an alarming OK
tent. and DR.. Ken. OF this place W s
sent for. From the Doctor. who re.
turned Saturday after medicines, We
learn that Mr.. Cleveland Is by no
means in q dangerous cond.t ton,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

A FEDrnAb Court NJ Little Rock.
Arkansas. has surprised the lawyers
throughout tho country by awarding
$4,000 damages to = passenger who was
put on a train bscauss tho term OF bis
excursion ticket had expired. The
Court ruled that a ticket wos good until
used. and cannot be limited to a certain
day on its face.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

CAPTAIN sAN. tho sbo'hono chief,
died 10 Lander County las. week, and
according 10 the big m.dicipS man Of
hisirihs. bis des'h was caused from
the inAusnee exercised by evil spirits
"a li" horsss The s%up-rsntIous 10.
diAns cot the tbtoais Of all OF them
fosria nunbss-and now think they
~ ssfo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

A DECISION has been rendered by
Acting Secretary Of tho Treasury French
that Chinese merchants residing in tho
United States who go to China nre re-.
quirod, under the laws, to obtain a cor.
ti1cate from their own Government 10
order to return to this country. Just the
same as Chinese merchants coming
hithsr for the nrst iims.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

A carload received
and ready for ship
mont TO all Darts Of
the State. The lin
est beer ever brought!
hero. Will strength
on the most delicate
constitution. After
repeated trials of
others. we have been
compelled to return
to tho old Original
~ANHEUSER e uSCH
Brewing Co.'s Bot
lied Lager Beer,
which Wc pfc to the
trade in lots to suit. /
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

A risiron n, Saratoga from Duchess
County. New York. was Thursday dis
covered trying TO lnd bis why TO tho
Falls. Ho supposed Niagra Falls were
In BaratOga.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

THs Virginia Enterprise says that
Judge Hires on Thursday registered
his 500th voter. He tbiuks there will
notb be more than 1900 voters registered
iu Storey County this Fall.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
WInnemucca's Ovation.

This is the way :hey acted down ut
Winnemucca, according to the Silver
State:
"Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Hopkins RS
turned Saturday from q visit to their
old home in Illinois. Hop" as he is
Familiarity called, received an ovation
OF which even as popular a Congress.
mau as Cassidy might fee Justly proud.
Flags were thrown to the breeze when
The train arrived. aud Hop received
such a hand-shaking as will ~iucapaci-
tate him from using a punch until the
muscles of his arm recover from the
strain to which they were subjected"
Though not quito So demonstrative,
perhaps, that's just as the folks felt all
along the line. Their isn't n mau in
this, or any other State, who can cram
half he amount OF melody into that
brief musical exclamation, ''All
Aboard u that is easily and gracefully
flung in by Mr.. j. X. Hopkins
-
A dated Helena, Montana,
August 3Oth, TO A. p. Ward. says the
Cherry Creek News. states that Jimmy
James had committed suicide at that
place. No further particulars ara re-
ceiyed. Jamos was we'll known here,
nr3 lst. for tha upper country last
spring. HV mas a brother in Colorado.
james was al one time a hard working
man who had many friends. Tut Of late
he had taken to dissipation and his
course seemed downward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

LONDON Dec 1920 D. m.-Pans adyic99 quote throe
per &, nj rents confines for the account
LosDoS Dec 800 D. m--The amount OF Dnlloh WIN
drawn from the Bank OF England on balance tooaSlS
46l0OO
TOSpoY Dec EronODtid of this week says; " Tie
rate discount bins sixty to three months ~
a., per cent Trade bills sixty days to three months
bG per While the settlement IN raeIess prices
Stock Exchange were nat bu a. soon as me anus
known the markets rallied especially or ipleKn $40
and home Amerc N Canadian railways The nam eat
urc has rrooYcry In Turkish stools Russians were
weak Uet ings SOuih American loans were restricted
Louisville ant Nash Vile shares are per cent higher Cen
trll Pacific /; ohio AMI Mississippi, l. and wabash ~
" abash preferred are y lover"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
THE FAILrRES or THE YEAR.

The business failures throughout the United
States for the entire year are reported by r. g. Dun
Co.. at j.JS2 number, with liabilities amounting 10
SSl I5J 1872. This indicates Increase of SAT in
ber and increased lookup by bad debts amounting to
fifteen and half millions.
In order show the comparative figures for series Of
Years the following tnhle Is inscrted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

EU ROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON. Dec 3l-l2:S0 .. m-C0nsos 9Jlls for money,
and 89ll for the bonds per centA
Atlantic and Great Western mrs. mortgage trusteeF
ceruncstos 50as: do mortgage, IL Erie 43 do second
conslz, 1885 NewJersey Central consOs, ne;
Central 1855; Illinois Central 1874 reunsyyania Central
Milwaukee and 81 Paal common, lGSla
LosDos, Dec: $1,000 p. m-Erie. 49,. Illinois Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Exported by Jouy II. DAVIS & 90, II Wolt1.



As a natural sequence of the last two or three
DAYS transactions, tO-day's stock market was more
dull than active, and prices more inclined 10
droop than to advance stJnd still. At the open
ing "a special support, that WAS given to Wabash
preferred stock and advanced Its price from 1Ol9
10 II 10 temporarily checked the declining tendency
of the general market. But both the cause and the
effect were ephenleral. Later Wabash preferred de-
clined to GSle and closed with rally to GN', and
the common stock after early sales at 1888 sod
down to 36i2037. The Trunk line shares were
specially weak, Central aud Hudson declining
to l3Ol4a13I Lake Shore 10 ia and
closing al l124-ex -dividend-Michigan Cen
trail to s5l20S6, Canada Southern to 52l20
1924 aud Ere To f0a4. Northern Pacific preferred
also was specially weak, and yielded from II Il to -
d75us and Texas and Pacific was seeking buyers at
from 503s down to Ash. Denver and BIO Grdnde
declined from ~ TO 70L2, and closed al G9l2 ex
dividend: Delaware, Lackawanna and Western sold
down TO 1263ad l27ls and eW-Jersey Central to
9O3a 091ls Louisville and Nashville and Nashville.
CHATTANOOGA and st. Louis stocks. which are the
pointers" book for great advance, seem TO yiec
as easily as any other stocks. Louisville and ash
Vile declined from 1921 TO l00L0lJlas, and
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis from 50 10
87i2. Richmond and DanyilIe and West Point was
marked up from 1GG to 174i2. and Pullman Palace
Car remained steady at yesterdays advance. The
market closed at figures somewhat better than the
lowest of the day. but the tone WAS weak.
The business in Government bonds was confined
to the continued 6s which issues strong, while
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

The United states Treasurer now holds United
States bonds to secure National bank circulation.
1871. COS. 100; bonds deposited during thc week,
ST 337. 900; bonds withdrawn during the week,
II 32j.OOO National bank currency outstanding:
Currency notes. 1851 ,4S3 G0I; gold notes P93S3~l.
The customs receipts At Washington day
amounted to SiOG ,J93. aud the Internal receipts TO
S525.249. The Treasurer received S4Ol, 100 In
Na ionnl bank notes for redemption; the total of
such receipts for the week, compared with the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

the bids for the 4i2s and As were off & per cent.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
DICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
l4j Broadway.

l4j Broadway
NEW-NoBK Dec. Il, 1881.
The Richmond and Point Terminal Railway aud Ware
house Company having given of record
the the Company January TO- 1851 the privilege
subscribing Januar l6 1892 AZ PAR to the
Increased company SO0OOOO the extent Of
two thirds OF their holding Januury TO- 1882 In accom-
December 3d. 1881 the books Of The
Company Union Trust Company of New
York the agent O'Clock p January 10, and
rcOpeued at 9 O'Clock a m. January, Ii. 1892.
Stockholders wishing subscribe will give notice at the OF
fee Of the Company, no. li5 Broadway Scw-York.
W. Il TRIGG. General Agent.
SUBSCRIBER having valuable railway con-
- tract wishes loan OF $4,000 will give interest in con
tract and deposit Tt 9SIiESsS GA.wsy bond, rs security
PHBSIX NATIONAL BANK.
NEW.lORk, Dec. "a lSSl.S
TTHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECT
tom - to p N. JOHN PNRKER Cashier.
NEw. YORK, Dco- a. 1881
T'IIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
l. holders Of the STAT!ONFI$ BOARD OF TRADE.
for the election Of Trustees for tho D5'2 and the tTansso
other business will DO held al tho oce Nos "a and
o'clock D. m. CHARLES II. H6NrEk
secretary.
MERCANTILE n AroSA BANK,}
NEW YORK Dec. 10, 1884,
V'IE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of this bank for the election ~ Directors viii
be held at te banking house. No l9 Broadway On oSay
POLL open from y m. " / p III.
VIM p. ST. JOHN, Cashier.
OFFICE
90 LIBERTY 81. NEN.YOKK, Dec. 20, lSSl.}
THE ANNUAL NEE ING OF the stock
holders of thi, company for the election OF tive Ltu5ss
will be held at the occ OF the Company 90 Liberty IN tho
city Of NewYOrk at O'Clock noon on the second Wodnes
'' - '''A-' "'N9 l. /. sToDDARD. Secretary
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financial.


ALLwlo mr., ntereS5el in r1iro1t business
"A ana l.t<r 'tIt3tcS saJul geJ Ii. TRIBUNE AL
hANA' J: $751; I'N''tt '''' +'f'l.' D. au-
oIEsa oF MECHANICS FIRE IysrRAyE COMPANY !
or bttohII. ii' BROADWAY. ~. y,
2It Mos f>sJ.-7l., BaooNLiS, Jan. ,, 1S-2.b
1 + a MEETING 0i the Board ~ Directors
. htI Friday evening, December ~. I-@l, jon Is.
CNKlI la. WIS uIanimoG7v elected Prcaien I'm place
WALTER NICHOLS, Secretary.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC r. r.
II ,onu STOCK wautaA EDWARD c. FOX & CO.. Wall-st
PANKEgtS and CAPITALISTS viii want to
- get 'ai lubl Amaze tb- I,,E &c gives t1o l5lreS
Unite HtIe' t'yoI IoIat lgpslItIs fboo 1870 PRICE,
!IHE assurance STOCKS boughtand sold.
By T.. $. BAILEY, No. P.n"-'t. "ANPHclALTH'
TOR oALE.-~IX SHARES COOPERATIVE
I DRESS COMPANY GAniitei, together ni -a1hiat"
Address Bon II, Tribune gO0n Que, LBS bfoId"a'.
GAS STOCKS lnI Guy RR. Stocks and Bonds
N Dough, ads'L f. T. HEWITT. 81 Exeh1ns'-p'"c'.
GWYNNE \ DAY,
TRANSACT \ GENERAL BANkI%G AND fROkER-
AGE BUSINESS ~ RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS. &C.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, by res
oluoa oi the Board ~ Directors of tho NORTH RIVER
Construction COHTANT.au mstuurnt ~ TEN lO)
PER CT on each of tho increased capital stock Of
company u-jtacnt 40 p ha2 been sod and ,aacd
pa con Thursday. January lS72, 10 OBJ. Iesite a tho
uuCe %. sine company so o." Nis-au-3., >cNh p'- ,.
-t3,hh4Ir. .LI,-ted 40 present tL.r cl,th,ae7 az
tn tue making pm u and have the payment OF sIf in
saIucut dIl. .u3lT-. Il thereon
hno>s lor rlnsieing The shares on which TWEEN 2o
percent i.s .rru -d N De- ciH'' on iibit, ,, rhhcf
o.. 1881, GuClu.k Do u. Inc transfer u'A0 N' Pc re-
opened Friday. J".srr o. lo0, oi AM i'g N. D 'at
only halcs which thirty l5Uj rci cent has been P I
Dated December Is. 1881
iy order OF ,i.o Boatd OF directors.
II q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
der OF $40 'oia Fl r W'6SiGG&tistuor,Eg treasurer

ANGl.CAS RAILWAY INr'oy.N' 81 cr'rANY,}
NEW-YoLK 4cc. A.. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Board of
Directors Of this Company have DECEASED 10tr ant
chloirs thereof Of - pr cont in ca; IA stock NJ
Pacific Railway Company par Che amount
cay Of this company owned and held by te stock
holders u record on d. c'uDcC - 1851
Payable al The Once az the treasurer - E'chan-p place
December %. ISL Payment Of al
lomcnts viii Dc stamped upon receipts for payments
heretofore made &. T.. NOEKISifUFi Err. Treasurer.
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GOVERNMENTS.
BONDS AND BiNf STOCKS
IN ,'rT,r, ~ , l'g.D

-. "a & n Let NJ and : Paul lat Louisville g Nash
IO0Ob -. Ggl2 G and " div Gen IA Y OS, ,.
Vav par inc l. CuLs 5000 no luOU--... lul p
ltN daV i"' l. 1T To ,st Cousols lOOO...... lOlL2
,,,,D ~, g. \ isi 1000 49,. l5 Sill and - = lT
vi 80 ~ y" IogI Amerlc an TX Bank NudiyisOn
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