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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
J. B1UMRAck. JOHN n. LAND.
BRUMBACK & LAMB,
Attorneys at Law,
once on Main street. second floor.
Broadbent's New Brick Building
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Will practice IN all the courts. and in @he U. 8.
Land Once. Collections promptly
attended to.
CONVEYAN
Neatly done.
Claims Of oil kinds against tn Government
prosecuted.
Abstracts Of title to all lands / the county in
the ofdee.
Loans on real estate negotiated.
INSURANCE POLICIES ISSUED.
ALI. BUSINESS promptly at .ndea to.
August 10, 1885. AUS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 146.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HAuxY. InAKo. September "a, 1895.
Notice IL hereby given, th.t Charles Pepper. by
James A. l.u.k. hts attorney in fact. whose
~. Idaho Territory. has made applica ton for =
United States Patent for the
"EMPl Re" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Section IL. Township 2 North Range II
East BOiae Meridian. Mineral Hill Mining Dist-ict
Altnras County: Idaho Territory. consisting OF
eleven hundred tllO0) linear feet Of the lode,
and surface ground SIX hundred t6eO) f.. /
wide. being Lot No. 81, and described in the
held notes and plat OF the Official survey on fle in
this once. with magnetic variation at IL degrees
and 10 minutes east, AZ follows:
C'mmcncinGst the discovery point II this claim
and running u degrees anJ Is minutes west 100
feet. point in west end line of claim; thence az
degrees and Is minutes 1892 feet t., corner M. ;
thence 30 dcgrs-s aud Ii minutes We vt 5Ja feet
t. corner No. 2: thence n 10 degrees 20 minutes
and Is seecnds 1906 feet 10 c. rner No s. thence
No. I; thence y degrees aud Is minutes west 100
acres applied for. No Connie,..
From corner No. the corner 70 sections Q.
grees OF minutes and 50 onis vest 32sl 3 feet
The said mining claim being OF record in tho
once II the County Recorder Of said Mining Dis.
rict; 1t HALEY. in Altur.a County. Idaho Terrific
~. The nearest known locations being the Gar.
heM: Chicago" lot -. "Ps nell" lot -, and
Little Giant l. 80.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any Dor.
ton Of the said Empire Lode mining claim or sur.
face ground are required to file their sverss cisims
thereto with the ReRater Of the United ststes and
One. at HALEY. Id~ho Territory within the sixty
days publication thereof, or they will be barred
By virtue Of the provisions Of the St.tut. in such
CAGES made aud provided.
HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
! dirret that tie fnrocoIng notice Of snYlira
sion for patent he Published for the n-riod At
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30

direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent be published for the period Of sixty
published 1t HALEY. Alturas county. Idaho Ter.
ritory.
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
". H. WATT. Attorney for Applicant.
First publication Sept. -. 1895.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
Better than Any Other Mil.

81 Posi- ST., SAN FRANc1sco, August 3, 1885,
am working sample mills here absolutely better results
every sample OF that work than be got with other n
f-Ihs mill will do work with onehah me
and tear seoo"d requires less and help m'u,s.
WORK pound and clean the
CLEAN 20 minutes You the mill clean
and make milling test Of pound and the result
minutes from the time feeding And this like the
you use too much or TOO little with the will lose
and feeding and then you al Day
or whole week; it is all the clean up 1t r
time In ~ minutes and amagan and certain have taken
over 1oo trials from 1850 than could b. got
stamps 1t will work alins just vel. In working .lns s
you " liable break shoes and es This mill you
break put anything like into you ss.d 100 pounds your
You can this mill perfectly safe with tho cheapest heP
it clean. - '
another thing want to Three set this mill Up P Il
no milwrght all timbers on" 10y
about II inches of engine
Please let me hear from you. ,ov
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30

undersigned, SOLE AGENT FOR IDAHO for the s., 81.
W1SW E T.
Ore PlVGliZGr and Electric Anal.
ganatDl Combined,
-"'''' Is '''-
Best 0's.Nrliag Ma.ia. il lie World!
prepared " treat with to place the machine.
most favorable terms.
EVIDENCES OF MERIT.
Although scarcely three months soma %
already widely regions Of the 1
States giving STAMP Mills
ARE INVARIABLY DISCARDED wherever introduced!
cuA.Iorrr, N. G, August s. 1885,
p,,5 T5osA Ass; 6; e e.s s',,.
BREcKNR1DGE, COL, August T. 1885,
n; saving IS to 40 gold With tn. w:rsn than
with the stamps E. II. W1THERELL
i SAN Francisco. CAL. August g. 1885,
The Wswe Mill is positively better than for gold silver
but particularly for saving gold. F. NJ. JOHNSON
/ 81 Post street, San Francisco
! CHICAGO July 20. 1885,
believe be the best thing the market
i T. J. COOPER
[Mr. Cooper interested Jay other Rive,
Idaho, mines
L Compelling Stamp Mills to Shut Down.
Il BRECKrNRIDGE, Col, August g. 1885,
Ny DEAR SIR-In regarding
Wlswe MILL will incloss record Of the mil
the have treated quite but whore Tho
i No. lot the mill saved 40 per than the stamps
i No. BLOT, A
u No 3 lot As per
Il No. 4 lot 40
Il No. 5 lot, 40 per
The average Of all tho gold Of from
the record the proprito like much
fact have been the closing looks the
other va" tottenng will be pleased give further n1o
! Better than Any Other MIL
81 Posi- II, SAN FRAxc1sco, August 3. 1885,
H. am working sample mills here, and absolutely better r"
sample of that other MILL
fst-Ih mill will do than stamp with onehat ms
wear and tear Second requires help manage
nd-4 WORK pound and the n
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30

twill be equally open to children of all
denominations, and while Catholic chill
dren will receive instruction in their faith,
all interference with the religious belief Of
other pupils shall be scrupulously avoid
ed.
The Directress of this school was until
recently the manager of Convent schools
in the East. and brings here her successful
experience of 25 years. Hence, although
the school she now opens is not u Convent
school, parents may rest assured that con-
scientious attention will be given not only
to the usual branches of refined and USE
full education, but also to the moral and
polite culture of their children. The art
of Domestic Economy being made a spe-
cial feature, habits of order and industry
will be inculcated, and all care will be tax
en- to promote the comfort and happiness
ofthe pupils, making their school-iife as
much like home-life as possible.
For particulars, address
PRINCIPAL Wood River Select School,
HALEY, IDAHO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30

I direct that the forecoine notice Of ary lirs.
zion for patent he Published for the n~riod If
stxtJ days In the WOap RIVER TIMES. daily news
paper published ct HALEY. Alturas county, Idaho
TERRITORY.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register,
W. n. WATT. Attorney for Applicant
First publication, September 81. 1855.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
Wood River
Boarding and d,
SCHOOL!

In the course of few weeks a select
Boarding and Day School under the above
name, will open in the brick building
known as the
"Shalorl Block Croy Street,
HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30

Inc diameter OF the mill 81 st and it, entire weight soo''
'N NO single piece weighs 1900 pounds 1t is therefore,
ve"ie" for transportation.
FOR further particulars, call on or address
+. Is. PICOTTE.
SOLE AGENT FOR IDAHO
.r.r." ose.. HiAs
HAN ir September l. 1885.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-30
Do you know

with Red Tin Tag R0se Leaf Fine Out Chewing
Navy Clippings, and Black. Brown and Yellow
bnnms are the best aud cheapest. quality conaid.
oIou aLGyl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


.rcr.xtsr,s AND THE ANGIo-RussIAN, ,r DIE,
Pile By TmEopoRE f. k%p ,iS ,Srse uaps and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. illustrations G. p. fu'nams Sons
rlis ia a papstakng effort to gather togethei'
&C., ,ools of travel aua observatloh' anu 'n0
ess,,vs of military and political authorVcs on .no
1,,otrol Asian question, a suCclnct account VI Wv
c,arrel bet ween England and Russia Oh tue hisnai
frontier. General Rodenbough does not pie'enu ~
hiring TO the undertaking any origlnal hho"|1''
hr, he has had at his disposal the library Oh INC
limited States Military Institute, ana NE n"S WI,
lated his authorities with Judgment i"" 80 ,s
oes not furnish as full and clear an account Va ~
animation politically as Marvlns w'rA i 9.''.nso
sov;s,ved in these columns, but it constitutes
80, s,nn,ement TO the Gates of Herat." and IL
contains much information regarding the military
~on;nment of the two Powers. and the routes on
tbs AFGHAN frontier, not given by Marvin. mo
utbor a,so ouotes freely from accounts OF the ls'
AFGHAN canpaign, and these descriptions arc Vaiu,
,,Je os showing the difficulties to be encouhteieu
hv n British army in marching from Quetta W .io
relief of Herat. Necessarily the data respecting
Tho Russian advance from the Caspian are ieSs 0oi
rleta the Russian Government pelhg c%ioi"A W
ard ;ts ,oovements in that region as much rs pos
sible But all the facts attainable, no Hat'e. Wy
whom presented. tend to the same cohciusion'
namelv that Russia has already proceedeu 30 Lar
as to render the rescue OF Herat .iinprao'i0"u'0
,loss the Afphans themselves should undertake lhe
defence of the place, and in doing develop mill
tary capacity hitherto unknown to them 0enera'
Rodenbough's book also demonstrates the conSen-
sus of opinion among the most experienced Anglo
Indion OFFICERS as to the necessity of taking those
,recautionary measures, such as the completion OF
tho ouet4a- Candahar railroad, which the present
bnma government has SO persistenty neglected.
There are three maps, one of which, at the end OF
The volume showing the latest military surveys Oh
the Afghan frontier, is very good. while the others
showing the progress of Russian annexation ID Zen
trail Asia during the past two centuries ana Tue
Russian lines of advance from their Dase Oh sup ~,
nIies ara sufficient for the purpose. list of
authorities and an index complete timely ana
valuable publication, and there are number OF
illustrations of persons and places.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. May 6.-12:30 p. m-cotton quier MddlinR
UpIands 1916 Middlng Orleans Ga sales 0Oo hass
Including 1000 foI speculation and export receipts
bales including 100 American Futures du upsnds low
Middng clause May and June delivery 8 55.GId also
s9.64d. do. July and August delivery Gdd.; also
364dJ 40. September ana October delivery GI.ei
also 54dld, December and January deliyerv I'd
2pm-COtton FUTURES dun Upands Low Mlddline
NAV delivery 5i64d BUYERS; do May June delivery
Add buyers; and July delivery 58ld hnvers
do July and August delivery, 6zO4d buyers do A9onst
ana september delivery 264d buyers; DO senember and
October delivery j64d value; do October and Novem
Der delivery 6i64d sellers November and pecembrr
delivery DO December and Japnary
5Gld sellers The sales OF the day included o. 900 paes
American.
D. -cotton-Fuures closed steady; upands Low Mid.
ding clause May delivery, 5jgid. sellers do NAV and
June delivery. 5564d. sellers; do June July dey.
cry 5-64d sellers; July and August delivery g3Gid
buyers, do and september delivery G4d buvers
do September October delivery G364d buyers 10 c.
ober and November delivery 5iB4d do November
and December delivery, blOid value do December and
January delivery. 5i.Uid. value.
9ILvfsToS May 6.-Cotton steady Middllng; 10 Tie,
Low Middne 10 3lU Good Ordinary 1916 net and gross
receipts n bales Exports Coastwse $50 bales saes "a
bales. stock. 0.7O9 bales
SAVANNAH, May g.-cotton steady Mdding loi7; Low
MIddin lO4 Go0d Ordinary. 9as net and gross receipts
% bales hxpors Casstwise 6OJ bales stocK7BI0 baeA
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WEST SHORE POUTE.

w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER a
Ali trains leave Cortanat and Desbrosses st stsons
follows Trains leave West 42dst saton ten MAT s'
Chicago -l0 m, IS p. M: Pullman sleepers through
Detroit, 10 a. ln $50, s D. m Pullman sespsrs "a
Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls hunalc hocaestsS "
a. M $3.50 sS D. m sleeping and parlar cars through
syracu.c,c;io. 40 q M $3.50. .8p:m
Utica, ITO 40, Hoo m. $1,000. - o. n - ,,o0
Newburg. Kingston. catskiL Albany '7io a" n
For Montreal ana Canada East 7le "a. $50
Hamilton Londen, 40 . m, $3.50. 'sp n Toronto ''''~
osbainiy Other trains daily except sunday. ~.
tens or inormatop apply e onlces Jersey CITY Penn -
STALLION; Hob0keu 1l5 Mashngt0nst brooklyn Court.,,
AnnsI once, foot fultons New CITY a. 2o7 ~
1858, sal e4e LAO ls2s Bros9w !s1 ethavs ~ - sr
andt and pssbrsss s and West Shore station tcos
rssieeses ods can b: e! s skss 0% ss Agent
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Eeaal Noiltes

THE PEOPLE of the State of New York to
an persons interested in the estate assigned by FIRED
ERICK kOHBERTZ and ANNA KOHBERIZ indiyid ii
composing the firm OF r. hOb BhK -
- son 70 ROBERT A GREACEN for the benefit Of credi
fors a. creditors or otherwise. Send Greeting,
and hereby cited and required 10 ap-
near at Special Term OF the Court Of Common Pleas or he
titv and County NewYork TO be held at the court rouse
in the city OF NewYork, the sfH DAY OF JUNh leso
TO show cause why settenlet
os The acconnt of proceedings ROBERT A. GREACEN,
OF the assigned estate should not he had ana
no cause attend the final settlement OF the
assignees account. - -, 81, Ia 49,.
whereof have caused the sea- OF SAID court
of Common Pleas TO be hereto affixed.
Hon. CIIAS. i. DAILY, Chief judge OF thc
Cont Of Common Pleas City and County OF New
York this l4th day OF April In the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eightY-1ye
IT. NATHL. JARVIS, jr. Clerk.
TURNER, LEE & MCCLURE.
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Droposals.

OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION
" CoMPANYsealed proposals wil be received az 1G
~ Wiams-st New York for the sale TO the trustees OF
forty bonds Oregon Railway and Navigation COMPANY
for fbe sinking provided IN tue mortgage 10 the I'M
dersgned securing Proposals should he directed
10 n Il; ROISTON president Nos 20 and ~ william 81
and presented before ~ O'clock on the loth INST
~ BY *. q. ROlSTON,
President.
New.York May 5, 1885.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NORTH Ris-r. Vessels ant Railrorh
NEw-YoRz Nay G. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-spot quiet at ls &C. for Fs aesne Of
bags Triumphal" Options InS , me- Hayre and Rio
De JaneTo were both depressed The receipts ~ MY 950
ii On bags and discou ,ed some holders Sales ~
closing steady follows May; eSo6SSi 'u ssntember
ny octoHer 67ba6SO; November, 6s5d69o DC
ccmber 6o0a6g5 Mid grades quiet and rather easy
terms. -. ,.t,hort onot able change
"a cret receipts at the ports NJ
Say DOB bales against siS this day last Week anu o
last year. .r,or.oan classification
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V'HE NEW LINE .
~ uy-YopKn PHII,A DELPkIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT

NEW coMfoR T AND TifE 80 DTH.
Nouns RAsTkH TH1S kSx er ndls, g9 HoaD;ny
nor Fast Day and NsIt skpres. between NsyYSrs
railroad $40 "a wees days asd p N ssiy aTifiss 2 90
folk p and ei Sleeping through from New
York Charles and Parlor Oar rem PhifdephA villa
ea Tickets parlor seats aud sleeping bcrtp can
M securod any Ticket Cnes OF tho Pennsylva Railroad
Il. u. COOKE, Genl pass and Freight AFe.t
~ ", buNSE superintendent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK PAYS AMp 81 'oN"
DAY. STATIONS IN PHiIA
,.,,n. lava N.v.York via Dssbrosses and Court
lsndt Streets Ferries, "a follows; IN wsss,n rtop
"a y.sn = s.9o ~ fi0 CHICAGO Limited, and 10
o'1V 1 49, lilo a. m l. $40 $40 4Aa s
9p and y night. sundays ~ 10 ~ night M"
rrsns leaving New.York daily except sunday Tr.ntss
and lilo a. m. !. 2, 4, and p m" connect ~
ssnaS srans leave Broad street station iS
NJ Limited lso and a sso p p Sso !sS
e5 o q Nh M A. Ji,5o Limted $3.50, 7;lo Ito pns
Leave Philadelpha, via candea 300 N 0ai'' ',''
Tsst caess s4o l25 and ga Brcadwa Aser M
saet ~ Deabrosses and Cortlandt sts,,
ap S Annex station, toet OF Eulton.st
pusch's Hotel, Hsbokeni Station Jersey S dTsn
pnre 0oe No Battery Place. and Cste oaruen .a,of
The New. York Transfer Company VIII cell icr anu w.
bayeaee from hotels and residences , A., wooD
ENABLES Il. PUGH, =, n ~. ". A cent
General Manager denef2i Fss'f -
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NASHUA So 65, ...,...
CITY Of and ncy Of Boston ito ssse
Pier 40 al foot ss S %p sunday AZ 9Sr
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.
TINE EEo2E 2f L4RFKfEEGfEEF f T9Tl
S S0 fs 81 t = 6 YS ala SS
Chestnut lii!i "a colamOaave for ManayunS o0n'ho
S5a SS5' G on all Day Trains SLEEPING
Rsn saSS Ninth and ss
sH 5o 40 So 1885 Ss fSO RdO $751; 5ao GOO
For L SCz '%VEN PEALE and PHLIpsBURG. Penn
ro a40 wIfLiIi%&AMspoRr sUNBURY. LEwIsBURa and
yS @4h4N9y GG at G Sto rs No. i loo 5o 400
$50 6i5 1900 sunday; At $50 p M ma lao 400
fG Sse, Si5, Zoo eSg m 81 Sundays, $50
For sGRANT3N 5G sSS SO Pi % Ss 81 4oo s5 H.
100, 1870, $40. 545 p sundays at 6;S0p NJ
For For TXaAoUA at 100 7iG 8i5 a. 100 $780, s4S 400
For ALLENrowN MATCm cs sI1Say
atA00 1900 s45. m, l;00 l;3O $40 o'4op n' SUBWAY
For E&sToS 100 TOO $40 m l;So lSo $5G 400
For SsG fs O BRIDE E BRAScH 400 slS 400
For 1 FgLpENMINGToN 100 $40 m l:OO $780, 400. 4So
For SGS SG s sS 1870 al IS os
20 100, $780, 1890 p. sundays 400 sOOa H. 1890
For OI'G 100 sS $50 Sd 1870 40 1 hl
b:ib 500, 6.3U l:UO. s?UU, SioU lO:oV
DAYS $500 500, s:lO 1900 M. $780, AGO. $3.50. TOO
S 6Y OCEAN eRoyE S. M 1a
ocean EFHHS n1Xt s:i5 ilO0 a. M. 400 50Op.
LOT ZOE IA MOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNkGAr at 4;30
$40 9f "a VIC 1 Cfi3 VINELAND and BRIDGEToSa
4'0o NNEIW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From pier No &. North River, via sandy Hook >,o,
For UIGHLA DIS aLABnlGHT ana LONG BhANOi'
1000 M, 400 m. sundays 93O A. m oo
For Ti,ANTIC HIGULAN DS III; . a. NJ sou p m m
E0' LAKEWoop TOMS RIVER. BARNEGAT, - p IN
Tickets can be procured at foot Liber1Y'st Pier no
BfoadwSy; $50 is7 and 40 6thaye Riyngtonssti 10
10 Ia ana i43 Greenwichsti l6S gus East l3otnst1
i55 Bowery pTincpal Hotels " He0a G ss 500
PuItonsti DO $40 Msnhattanave lsS AtSnIGaye Ia
check from hotels residence to desna'
JOE wooTTEN. CO. dsn H pas. SUa 4cxet Ar,
General Manager :, m Ne" III ~ Ihart r ~ NNSe
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WANTED.-An actiy

WANTED.--An active, energetic man who
w thoroughly acquainted with tile management. ef re-
tail drygoois business 20 such an one having a2oOpO 70
favorable opportunity exists 10 secure
well established and profitable business IN hrt
class standing capable being largely increased Ad
confidence giving real name ano address ana stating
past experiescs. BOX 8l6 p. ~. New.iork.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after April 18th, 1885.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
rans leave Newly ork VIA Desorosses and
Ferr1es follows; 80 49,.
arrisburg Pitisburg ana the West with Pullman Paace
Cars attached a NJ. and .. N. daily. tew,ioh
and nioagO Limited OF Paror Dining smoking and Sleep
ing Gers al 10 q every day.
vnlamsport 1ok Haven O. M. y. m. Cory and Eres.
sp m scting at Cory for Petroleum CeHS
and the oil Rcg1ons ,,,-.,--..,
Express Of Pullman Parlor cars daily e1es9s snndAy
10 a. M; arrive Washington 4Oo p m kegusr ae o..
and $50 a. 1. $40 and p M and ~ night sunday
6l5a N y. m. ana ~ night 49,. .,, p..,or 90,
or CAPE May. except sunday. llslo m .,,,,o,.
ona Rauch Head Junction. and Intern eo1te
ys Rahw ay and Amboy, 800 nj 1900 noon S;sV ivy
D. M Sunday 600 a. m and 300 p M Sao not STOP "
or Cia Point and Norfolk GAO weekdays aud 500
cats Brooklyn Annex connect With all through trans
az Jersey City aordng speedy and direct uassier 'f
Brooklyn travel ., IA oco. :, AKA and o.as
pm' daily aud 1875 M daily except Monday t sSs
$40 o5S aud iris5 p sunday $40 500 a %g i1 sc
D m. From Baltimore go M fro Ton rhnnao 20 200.
S,io $50 $50 ego G65. 72o $50 et29 sSe ly;9s M
and 1890 night sunday, sou. ofAo' ''oo '''' ' ~
6;20. 600. $780, 1888. 1000 p. NJ
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Brushes.

brushes of every description at 80 Pearl
~ JOHN X. HOPPEL, Manufacturer
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Horses ano Carriages

TOR SALE.--At private stable, No. Al East
l2thst, sanhope yPhseton by Brewster q CO. per:
four horses maker perfect In condition and appoint
ment.
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Dpi0en0 Notices.
CENTRAL RAILROAD C0aPA

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NLw.JEasEr.(
No. ll9 LBRRTY-sr, 7
NEw.YoRK, May y, 1880 J.
COUPONS OF THE ADJUSTMENT MORT
" GAGE BONDS Will be paid on and after MoNDA1'
nth inst calf bonds have net yet been sur
rendered TO tho trustees II will be necessary 70 have
iei for examination Checks Will be ready ON MOL
dsy morning for all los handed previously que notice
win be given OF the payment OF Convertible Loan coupons %
"N j. w. WATSON, Treasurer.
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
" MINING CoMPANY-Dividend No 2 OF cents per
declared this day payable to sook0ders OF
ma company at the Farmers loan Trust Company OF
this city and after May 6 Transfer books VII close y
l. reopenng May IT, X V. MAkIlNSEN,
10 ca,kYore ADril ID. 1898. Treasurer.
NOTlCE.-rhe following Coupons and Inter
~ eat due May 1882 be paid and after that date
AZ the siiee OF Messrs. JOHN PATTON CO, NO. % Wiil
Iam-.t.. New.Ncfk
chicago and Alton Sin king Fund Bond Coupons. 80
Louisiana Missouri River Second Mo- tgago Bond Cou
on City, and Chicago Guaranteed
pfefsrred stock.
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Gealhers.

MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS,
N PROFESSORS. TUTORS. GoVERNEsSEs &C; 70
coerea schools end families Wanted many French ladies'
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains Chsmberss Depot for Engle wood.
CIoster Pierment and Nyack $50, 10 800, 400
$40 $40 $50 p. ~ midnight Sundays 2, a. m and
Eanre, Spring Valley and Monsey T. 10 m. h60ip m,
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