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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

pie, are the work of these legislatures,
and if they be such bodies as they are
represented to be, the statutes that
come through them must partake
largely of the nature of sewage.
Somewhat extended opportunities
for observation lead us to believe that
the press overdraws the facts and un-
duly enlarges the shadows which they
cast. But whether this or not, the
Ishmalite policy will never reform
Legislatures nor anything else.
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PREPARATIONS have been COM
menced for the raising of the steam
schooner Leo, which was wrecked at
Port Houghton bay, Alaska, on No
vember 2Sth. The purser, L. T. Fish
er, went up from Seattle on the last
trip of the Idaho, taking with him
$50 barrels and other appliances with
which to raise the vessel. The An-
con, which arrived at the Sound after
the Idaho'S departure, reported the
Leo lying quite easily, only the
smokestack being visible above the
water.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

A. F. PLATT, of San Francisco, is
in Portland. He says that he has
been furnished free with ten-years'
lease of site and water power at Or
egon city sufficient to accommodate a
nail factory capable of turning out
300 kegs of nails per day. The COM
pany he represents has a capital OF
100000 and will expend $4,000 on
buildings and machinery.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

Gov. SwINEFoRD, of Alaska, esti-
mates the annual resources of the ter
ritory at about S9,OOO,OOO, divided as
follows: Fisheries, 100000; min
erals, S2,0OO,0O0; all other resources,
100000. He urges the develop
ment of the territory's mines, espe-
cially of coal, which he claims exists
there in large quantities, naval YES
sells frequently coallng-up there with
native coal.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

Mrs. BROWN OF Fair Haven, Conn,
told her husband to go for. a doctor
for their sick daughter. Being in
different he delegated the duty to a
street car driver. When Brown got
back the child was dead. Two days
after Mrs. Brown was on her death
bed. Mr.. Brown got on his knees and
begged his wife's forgiveness. "No"
was the last word she uttered.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

SIX thousand dollars is the figure
the San Francisco supervisor is
quoted at now, when his vote is nee.
essary to the granting of special priv.
leges. They come high, but the pur-
chasers must have 'em.
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PARNEIL will be financially ruined
by the London Times suits, but NOR
ally and politically he will be vindi-
Gated and enriched. In the words of
"Richelieu," he may safely appeal
from kings to time"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

THE greatest national debt among
the nations Of the globe is borne by
France. 1t is about S6,25O,OOO,OOO,
Russia comes next with S3,600,000,-
900; then England with So, $50, 100000;
tro-Hungary with S2,485,0OO,0OO;
Italy with 50, ,225, 100000.
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"THE WARDEN" is the title Of man
in Washington who makes his living
by helping home government officials
who have taken too much bulge. He
is often presented with heavy tips by
grateful inebriates.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

UNDER the terms of will left by
an Iowa man, the same gold watch
was left to thirteen different persons.
He was not friendly with any Of them,
and he probably did it, hoping they
would fight each other, which they
are doing in lively manner.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

In New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Indiana, Missouri, Maine, Michigan
and Illinois ballot reform bills are
either pending before the legislatures
or are ready for introduction.
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NEW TO-DAY.
US. Government Auction Sale.
Tuesday, Jan. 90, II A. M.
At Capt. J. c. HustIer's Wharf.

At Capt. ]. C. HustIer's 8 Wharf.
Instructed by Capt. u Sebree, will sell
cash in hand on day of sale, the following
described public property no longer re-
quiied for Light House purposes;
Lot |, Yellow metal nails, sc, (abOut 6 .718
lbs9 Lot 2, Rope, [about 1900 lbs) Lot 8,
(abOut 2.4lO Ibs.J Lot 8. Wrought Iron,
(abnut $500 lbs.) Lot 6. Pipe. SC, (about
2,3O0 lbsl Lot I, Brass and Copper (about
$50 lbs. Lot 8. Life Preservers, tcOrk). (abOut
1907 Lot 9. Empty 5-gall mineral oil
bbls. (ahout I2O). Lot Ii, Lard oil, (about 50
galls) Lot IL, Circulating pump. Lot 10,
Steam boiler. Lot Il, Whale boat. Lot Is,
Row boat E. c. HOLDEN, Auct;oneer.
N. B. The property is now landed at Capt.
HuStler'S Warehouse and can be examined
by intending bidders,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

A PARIS letter says the whole OF
De Lessep's fortune disappeared in
Panama, and in addition he has per-
sonally accepted huge bills to keep
the works going. His health has re-
ceived tremendous shock, and re-
port says he passes all his time weep
inp
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

Four thousand men have been
thrown out of employment by the
stoppage of work by two large con-
tractors engaged on the Panama ca
nal. It is expected that the canal
company will Immediately continue
the work, re-engaging the discharged
workman
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For Sale,

ONE TUBULAR BOILER, 80 INCHES
~ diam, u # long, with smokestack. etc.
Seven Fishing boats, with gear complete.
one Soop 81 It. long, 10 It. beam. with cabin
built In 1888. Can be examined at my can
merry In Upper Astoria.
Astoria, Jan, q, 1859.
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soFF NEEDED FoUR MORE

CHARLESTON, W. Va, JAN, 23.-The
Legislature in joint session took one
ballot for q. s. senator. The result
was Goff, Republican, Al votes; Ken
ma, Democrat, %; with % scattering.
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GRAVE RECOMMENDATIONS.

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-Supt. Wald-
herim OF the cemetery in which the
executed anarchists were buried has
written to the trustees that it will be
necessary hereafter to exclude an.
archists from going there in bodies
on anniversaries of the execution on
the ground that lot owners seriously
object. He recommends that here
after only relestives of dead be al
lowed admittance.
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Wanted.
For Rent.

FURNIsHED ROOM. INQUIRE AT THE
\ Bazar, one door south OF The AsToRl-
AN Otfice.
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WILL THE GENTLEMAN who left his
w stomach for analysis please call and
get it. together with the result?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-24

1.-TWO YOUNG WOMEN want washing.
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Notice.

Notice.
pIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- tuesday, January 9th, 'S9. for the
driving, or setting up, or both, as may be
required. for 400 spiles-more or les the
right 10 reject any or all bids is reserved.
For particulars, ETC., apply TO J. W. Conn.
or F. w. Newell.
ASTORIA ST. R'Y co.
Wanted.
I00 SPILES, MORE OR LESS, TO BE
fOO delivered at Astoria
Asst 'RIA ST R'Y co.
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PLUMB ELECTED

TOPEKA, Kas., Jan. 23.-The legis.
isture to. day unanimously reelected
Plumb q. s. senator.
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"ANTED, a young man to take charge Of
w horses Of religious turn Of mind.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-A dis.
patch from the university OF Penn.
sylvania exploring expedition says
they have arrived after much difficult
ty. They are now not far from the
site OF ancient Babylon. 1t is e1
pected that excavations will begin al
once. The sultan's permit only al
lows excavations for antiquities, bu
does not allow them TO be carried on
Of the country.
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CULLOM ELECTFp

SPRINaFIELD, Ills, Jan. 23.-The
reelection of Senator Cullom was
formally declared in joint session to-
day.
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ETOR RENT, a fine, airy, well-furniShed
u bedroom for a gentleman twelve feet
square.
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Help, Wants, Business Notices.
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A'PHERsON ELECTEp.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 23.-The leg.
islature in joint session to-day for.
mally declared Mcpherson to be
elected to the q. 8. senate.
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WANTED, q woman to wash, iron and
w milk one or two cows.
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nICKETS, % cents children. half price,
l. to be had at the captains office.
TU ST RECEIVED, fine lot of live rabbits
q Persons purchasing the same will be
skinned and cleaned while they wait.
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Drn GOODS

u EST GLOVES and most perfect CorsetS,
ID uanlkerchiefs Perumery, Uabtr iashery, SIX ADD
Linen Undergarnents. Unique Paris Novelties Greatly
reduced prices JAMES, IL West 3Oth-st
~ ONTINUATION SALE.-Royal Smyrna and
y byzantine Rugs QaTgc s!zes Carpctings Fancy Fur
p,ture Chairs Tables Ladies Antique Oak Parlor Rock
@rs unhosered in new shades SIX plush cushion backs
nj 40 %; reduced from 81 70. ANDREW LESTEKS
SONS 73o.741 Bway
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Present Securities.


For each sC00-First
mortgage trOt lleetreD
bonds, dep ,stcd Win - an
all past due coupons. sI'VVo
For each S1OUO-First
mortgage interest GER ooo, "a
tNcatc5 de-, c,tc1 ..... ooo 20 ''''
For each $1,000 second
mortgage b. nls deposit
ed with all past due ,oo soo
coupons ........-. ooo WV
For each sI.oCo-Seconi
mortgage Dteres, GER ,ooo
uAcltcS dcpo,ited.....-. LoVV
For each &i.0C0-Pre. -.o
ferrci stock dcUosrd. IoV
For each Sl,oC0-Common ANN
htock- Wv"
The deposits Of old second mortgages oonds preferred
stock an! in all cases subject 70 pay
onchaf FER assessment on the par value OF
the securities deposited
The Right IS reserved terminate at any time the priv
ege Of participation In the reorganization and holders OF
the present First Mortgage bonds mot DreferfeD and Ae
crucd Interest scrip Second Mortgage bonds and Accrued
Interest scrip preferred stock and Common stock should
therefore deposit with at once in accordance WIN
the provisions Of the reorganization agreement copies OIL
which may be hal application 10 US or to any MEMBER
OF the Committee.
We strongly recommend the foregoing Plan oeieVhg
II u be equitable to all interests
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brandt Louis ct al, TO wm Alexander Smith, exc
ysat oo ssSO6 SRd 'n executors
BERNARD, Samuel to A Jacob, n 74th-st' OF Avenue
Doves Sss. John John Herbert o1st-st. of
Brsahurst, Henry N, to Anna woerishorer
Greene-st q HOustOn.s years ESQ coz .,o sr,
s,o SssSs ss aSis of StkSve' yeaIa $4,000
Breaker. Max. to Macy 2d-ave' OF oth's''
Corn. Henry to King No. 100 West 7sthst years,
.Ssssrs EossrS to Ri0derer Nos @O4 and 4O0
Fox Denis to George Hiilen 1eth-st W of eth-ave
Sssds%sa9s' n F yse 700 A1so and ano. " 9Th
Hasse. Joseph, TO c. H wilmerdins. SS5 West goth
" Hagen GEN. James G BOardman. 1Oth-ave' OF
Hoffman, Lizzie, . Pirate. 155th-st Of Court
Ricin. Hannah 70 Fay and another II Edridgest
i ssscr Benjamin Ely, 90 wllett-st years
Fitzpatrick. THOMAS, Hoffman. cor Madison
'i LieSovits, Simon Bcwery Savings Bank, GO Canal
MeEisse, James G. to A Test'' COZ Manhattan''v'
Val MaIiOs John to Mackear o cor BOstOn'ave
omey. G W. to George Beck 1slh'st OF 7th'ave'
Fa.naS to 6eo Morton cor MadiS0n-avc
'"I Parsells e " to McArdle cor 2d-aye and op-
dyteavc, due. $500. ,.,.o,., ~ Oor Wash.
ns,S sSe an. lIfn i8eto Year SJ 5oc W.
Payson, Trancs to toy Mutual Life 1ns Co. Soth's'' OF
Roe COineiius COnn lot 81. map Kingsbrdge'
luke Henry VIM Mitchell. SIS 1O4th-'t Of 4th-
Bell. John j, to A McReynOlds. s 121stst, Of
Lenox-ave year, 1000 ia, ... 81, ,,o,h
Buckhoz, Joseph to Schniter, 1stave, Oh llsth
st, years, ZOO
" BrcssIer Minna to Harlem Savings Bank, cor Of
Jeromeaye. and 177th-st, year. S13 900.
Carey VIM Il, 10 t. A Hamilton ct al, trustees, 8 cd
IT. 9 Of shave. years $4,000. 49,
Caldwell. James c, 30 ThOs CaudweIl, s g cor west
Endayc and S6ih.st. demand, $500.
Duryca Oscar. ~ Society Of the New-York Hospital
113,h-st W Of 10th-ave, years, $500.
Slender, Marie and husband, TO Augustus Won
Vail. John J, and wife Mary J. Snowden ct al
ls3d.st 10thave, and S4thst 1Oth-ave, demand,
Van Tassel, Emery NJ 10 Charles Cudlipp, 7th-
ave 55th-St ] year. S29,593.
Whitehead Charlotte L, Charles Dickinson, exr, &c
No 3 East 17th-st. years, $50 600
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financial.
Reorganization
Of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

Under the plan adopted Mt u meeting Of certificate
holders held this day. and which has received the n
dorscment of holders of Of the entire
Issue, Is proposed that the Trust and the property
and assets thereof, be merged or Incorporated
into the
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY,
a corporation organized and existing under tho Laws
ofthc State Of NewJcrscy or that such Trust ccrh-
cafes be exchanged transferred for shares OF said
company or otherwise, NJ the Reorganization Com
mittcc deem iudicious, the following general
bBsis;
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY 10 issue Com
Stock the Of s21 o92 ooO and per cent
non-cumulatve Preferred Stock rcdeemabe at los
cent and secured by the shares OF all companies received
such merger acquisition by property trust GER
tAcates may be determined by committee and lin
tied $4,000 900 in amount Of which 454 900 tor any
balance in OF the required the exchanged
be held used and disposed Of by the Directors for the
purposes company. All entitled like voting
power
The Trust Certificate 10 be exchanged for such new
shares in the following proportion VIZ:
For each share OF Trust Certificates so per thereof in
such common Stock. S2i,09S,0oo
and 25 per cent thereof such new Pre-
ferred Stock. 1O.5i6OoO
Holders Of AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST Certh-
Gates invited to deposit the with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NETWORK
on OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 20, 1889.
and receive engraved certificates deposit therefor under
the agreement Of reorganization.
The ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY are now BEING ISSUED and have
been LISTED tho STOCK EXCHANGE in same man
the certificates Of tho American Cotton Oil Trust
FREDERIC l.. OLCOTT,
Chairman.
SAMUEL THOMAS
EDWARD ID. ADAMS,
JAMES III. BEN EDICT,
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
NICHOLAS SHELDON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
NETWORK, Nov. G. 1880
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Sinantial.
Reorganization
ATCHIS0N, topeka
SANTA FE
Railroad Company.

THE BONDS OF THE FOLLOWING NAMED
ISSUES ARE INCLUDED. AND SHOULD BE DE-
OF REORGANIZATION,
ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA SANTA FE RAILROAD COM.
PANY:
First mortgage $780, 7 per cent.
Five per cent bonds. 1909. per cent
Consolidated mortgage, 1908. per cent
D. h. five per cent bonds 1920 per cent
-Four and onc-hlh cent s. f. bonds. 1920. a. per
cent.
Six per S. F secured bonds 1911. 0 per cent
collateral trust Ave per cent bonds 1887. per cent
Lana grant mortgage, 1900. per cent.
COWLEf. SUMNER TT. SMITH r. r. CO.:
First msrtgage 1902 7 per cent.
FLORENCE. ELDoRADo & WAL VAL. r. r CO.:
First mortgage 1907, 7 per cent.
KANSAS CITY EMPoRIA 4 SOUTH. r. r. CO.:
fifst mortgage 1909, per cent.
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA & WESTERN r. r. CO.:
FIRST mortgage 1905 per cent.
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA & WESTERN r. r. CO.:
Income 1906, per cent
MARION MCPHERSON r. r. CO.:
First mortgage 1909 7 per cent.
iiE NEW MEXICO SOUTHERN PAC. r. r. CO.:
FIRST mortgage. 1909, per cent.
LIE PUEBLO ARKANSAS VALLEY r. r. CO..
fi''t mortgage. 1905, per cent
WICHITA & SOUTHWESTERN r. r. CO.:
Fist mortgage. 1902. per cent
MN CITY, LAWRENCE & SOUTH. r. II. CO.:
tlrst mortgage. 1909 per cent
SOUTHERN KANSAS WESTERN r. r. CO.;
First mortgage. 1910. per cent
SUMNER COUNTY II. r. CO.:
FIRST mortgage. 1910. 7 per cent
OTTAWA BURLINGTON n. r. CO.:
First mortgage. 1909, per cent
mr. SOUTHERN KAN. roy CO-GULF DIV,
First mortgage. 1928. per cent
THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RY CO.:
Income. 1927. per cent.
THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RY CO. OF TEXAS:
FIRST mortgage. 1927. 5 per cent
A., T. & S. L. Il. II. co. IN CHICAGO:
First mortgage. 1887. ) per cent
CHICAGO SANTA FEE CALIFORNIA R'Y CO.,
First mortgage. 1887. per cent
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN r. r. CO.:
First mortgage 1926 per cent
THE CHICAGO. KANSAS WESTERN H. r. co.:
tlist mortgage, 1926, per cent
GUILE COLORADO SANTA FE RY CO.:
First mortgage. 1902 7 per cent
GULF, COLORADO SANTA FE RY CO.:
Second mortgage. 1928 G'pcr cent
SONORA RAILWAY CO., LIMITED:
First mortgage, 1910 7 Per cent.
LEAVEN, TOP. & SOUTHWESTERN RY CO.:
General mortgage. 1912 per cent For tho one hull
guaranteed By Achson Co.
THE WICHITA WESTERN r. II. CO.:
First mortgage 1914 per cent. mos 1 to 7e1 ncl)
THE RINGMAN, PRATT & WEST. L. r. CO.:
First mortgage 1916 per cent. mos 1 056 ncl)
THE CHICAGO. KANSAS & WESTERN r. r, CO..
Income bonds. 1926, per
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN T. r. CO.:
Income bonds. 1926, per
DEPOSITS MAY BE MADE AND CERTIFICATES
EECEIVED THEREFOR AT
UNION TRUST COMPANY, 70 BROADWAY,
NEW-YGRK.
UNION TRUST COMPANY, ROOM 30, 95 MILK
ST.. BOSTON.
BIDDER, PEABODY & CO., 11s DEvONsHIRE-
ST., BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LOAN 81 TRUST CO., CHICAGO.
Barring BROTHERS 81 Co., BTSHOPsGATE-
WITHIN, LONDON, &c.
Circular G3 containing full details be had at above
addresses ana also at Offices OF KIDDER, PEABODY
co.. No. / Nassau.st., New-York, and Of ATCHlSON
COMPANY. % Milk.st, Boston,
J. w. REMNANT,
4th Vice Prest.
GEORGE L. MAGOUN.
Chairman OF Board
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EeQal Notices.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
Il the County of Philadelphia. No. !. June trm, 1850.
No. 100. Assigned estate OF LEWIS BROTHERS AND
COMPANY Notice is hereby given that Henry IewiN
George W. Wharton John Williamson. George b. Duren
and Grinne Wills trading as Lewis Brothers and
Company, have filed their PETITION In said court setting
forth a compromise and settlement OF the claims OF
CONVEYANCE TO them by Cornelius n Bliss their as;
sgnee benefit OF creditors Of all the assigned
his possession and for the release and discharge
Of said assignee and that rule. retuinabe the
SEVENTH DAY or DECEMBER 1889. has been
granted said Court to show cause WHY the Of
aid petition should be granted and decree entered
BY the directing said TcaSsignmelt and requiring
all persons objecng thereto TO before the Court
on or before said SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER
MORGAN & LEWIS
Attorneys for Lewis Bros. & Co.
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CHARLESTON, SC, the South & Southwest
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
TRI-WEERLY LINE.
From Pier 90, f. Il. foot Roosevelt;sD at p m
DELAWARE ChalestDl J4cks0nvi lc. " ed Nov. 90
IRoQUolS, Charleston AMI Jaeksonvil o. Fiji Nov. %
YEMASSEE Charleston and JacksOny lie Mon, Nov. %.
CHEROKEE, Charleston and Jacksonville. We'd Nov. q
All steamers nrst-class accommodations
under open policy effected fifth
WIN. L. CLYDE w. zen. Agents
T. G. eyer. G. E. A. C. S F. 6 p Line $40 B'w'yN.Y.
NOMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Companys Pier new No AZ North River r. OF Morton ST
La GAsGoGNE, Santell saturday. Nov %. 80 a. m.
la CHAMPAGNE, Boyer. saturday, Dee. L 80 m.
A. FORGET General Agent No Bowling Green.
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REAL ESTATE.
.rr>,rec AR TIE EXCHANGE.

Only one auction sale TOOK pls'o y''o ,es vi
pssI Estate Exchange, being NO 10 WASH
Inron-ave south Of one-huhu'ou,a.u rr.
ST. ron mn from "a 600 10 S71o0 at which price
was S e @ STyef Kate there Rs as 0fe sS
solu q. - hrayrnstone house and lot No Ito West
sevsnth-st 2ox5oxloo5 10 Walter T. Philip
Tor Sci, 900; broker. s. NJ biahcH'
New-Yoik Monday, Nov. 1S
The following sale was made at the Exchange ana A"0
don hoom ncSscs with plot of land, No 1TS0 Washing
,.n-.ye rs ISe II OF 175tlst plot 54xl2o henry
Sherwood, S7lVO u Nth IN, No 90 East 77thst cor
q, Stb.avc was adjourned ~ December
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REMOVAL
WM HNABE ~ co.
AVE removed TO their new wareroomA
las FIFTH AVENUE,
20th.st.
number Of slightly used grand. upright ana square
pianos make which specially selected ana used
by the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during past opera season. will ba sold ~ liberal re-
duction from regular prices
l., MERSON PIANOS RANK HIGH among
H nrstclass instruments sold moderate prices
on reasonable terms. over jQO00 in use. Annual OUT
put $500 Light. plant action; pure meiodious Sng'
ing Special attention given t producing artstc
cases with elegant wood perforated bronze panels
EMERSON PIANO CO. % 18th ave. near 14th-st
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Dipi0cno Noiifes

oFFIcl. OF THE HoMFsTAKE MINING COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDING, IS BROAD-ST.,
NFW-YORK. Nov. IS, 1859.
DIVIDEND NO. 1876.
rTHE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND
Ten 90 cents per has been declared for October
payable the Office Of the Company san Francisco
Transfer Agency. New York. the 25.h inst Trans
books close the Goth. LOUNSBERY N Co,
Transfer
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATING, STEAM

PROPOSALS. FOX STATING, STEAM
i PIPING FITTINGS, &C., FOR ORDNANCE
1UILDINGs AND DOCK. NAVY YAED, NEW:YoRK:
October 90 1S59Seae1 proposals endorsed proposals
for Material 10 be opened November %, 1880" will bo
received Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing Navy
Department Washington, ID. c.. until IL o'clock noon
November 30 1889 publicly opened Immediately thcre
after 10 furnish and deliver the Navy Yard Brooklyn.
n y squares stating 100 brass globe valves. dozen
lamp chmneys 1000 pounds spikes 100 pounds yaselne
500 feet steam pipe and quantity OF steam fittings
ssng Of tees elbows Unions reducing bushing nipples
plugs. 1anges refucers faucets springs, ana monkey
wrcnches The articles must the usual naval nsDcc
ton The bids decided by lot. Blank forms OF Ofer
can be obtained upon application the Commandant of
Brooklyn Navy Yard. 70 the Bureau The Depart
ment reserves the right 70 reject any or al ls not deemed
advantageous the Government JAMES FULTON.
pavmast Goneral. L. =. Navy.