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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Sample lot of Children's Atwood Reef
ers, braid trimmed, no two alike, sizes
10 years. worth 500, at............Sl 80
1 lot OF Navy Blue Refers. trimmed in
white braid. fun back, worth 81. 20 for
only .......... ..........7 zoe
ChUdrcn's Handsome kersey Refers.
made iu the latest styles and colors, large
collars deliberately trimmed In braid and
lace worth S. at....................S: i9S
Infants All-WoOl Broadcloth Refers,
newest cOlors. fancy collars, trimmed with
braid. worth s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -. 30
Infants Long and Short Bedford Cord
and Cashmere Cloaks double collars rib
bon and braid trimmed regular $3.50 cloak,
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..................Sl 81
Infants pc Cambria Slips. at......I2lgc
Infants Bibs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Ebony Handled R.ve,ed Pine
Knives and Forks "a set............ I'D.
White handled Double Bu.
sol H.s
a ser. ssf-sss . fssfs' % 1000 D.. f.rt
Rosewood Fancy Handled luI
Hanover make Knives and
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HARDWARE AND sNuI WAPfs.

Extra Fine Steel Hafchets 21r
PLATED Hammers &C.. Handy I..
Pot complete. iDc.. Kitchen Pans $50
H7sp and Staples 2c. p.ntns Irr "a
Hinge Ha-ps. sc. Cu... %
Coa- and llat Hooks So dol.H
Chain Door rIf-ors fJ'.. Sash
lie. Bronze Cupboard Catcher. ~r
Barre. Bolts tJc.. Mouse Tran
TrOwes Be: Machine Oilers 30. I
saw Flos 5c "a ke. f.- To-. Sou
Hooks. Be q DOZEN Sad Irons iic "
chopper. &c; CLAW Tack PI.I PHI
Pot Cleaner. 100. Spout Sfff'rcr
Egg noators Sc. rDkcrs &c.,.
25c.. Coffee Mills i9c Spice Gr
Sc Hand Axes. g0c.; Fiy Trap Be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Thousands OF yards Of other Fall Dress
Goods, some in whole pieces. some in mill
ends a prices lower than quoted anywhere
an this part Of the country.
Fancy Twilled Fleeced Back D'Jalmaus
for shirts and wrappers. ...............I2 lac
Black Saline with small figures, per
Checked Apron Ginghams. sc. value, per
ySru -
value, per yard. ......................5lg 80
New Pattern Flannelettes full width.
Pr lafd' .''-.. -. ,:"1s'
Nearly Yard Wide Satin Finish Nene-
tan Cloth. Is &c. value. per yard...... zoe
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White fruit Sducers. with lcsloo.
edge. I lac edchs

Fancy Decorated Cuspadore5 i,
cOratiOns. .......-........... ............. 49,
Solid Color Glazed Jardinier
Large Jardiniers and pedcsll.e. D.;
price s.. 0r............-...........
Very Fine Decorated Covered I'D.
regular price. 81 80. f0r..............
German China Ice Cream s1ts s
tn larsl lr.Is for
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50c. and zoe. Hassock mace Of body Brus-
sells and Wilton Carpet. choice. .........25c
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Ready With New Dress Goods and Silks.

With more space than before the COoed and BLACK Dress
(ods and Silk Departments sales with doubled
The Meyer shall be Dress Goods and Silk Leaders
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trench China Dinner Plates, regular pr
$3.50 a dozen, for &c each.

Very Thin China Cup and s1srr
lined. regular price $50 l
FOR ............. ..................
Carlsbad Decorated Mustacho IA
Sannnrs sold Tor 10. fnr........-------
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GLASSWARE.

Imitation Cut Glass Gas Globes 4,
Oily ts..s.sss.ssss.. .....s. f.af
Fine Highly Polished Fruit Bow
=. "vtN" 4'e9ctN" OF iiNN enc
A'ile SSs ...' Z, ..,.... fT'
Oat Meal Sets. newest cutting. tIe
Footed COMFORTS. very largo.
Cut Bottom IumblerS, ! TIC edcn'
Cream Pitchers. ...,..............
Cut Bottom Tankards regular D. 81.
FOR ............... ................
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The Latest Fall Ideas in
Infants and Children'S Wear,

together with a halt-price sale of
Summer Goods as a special attrac-
ton for Monday.
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Ane You Looking FOR
White Goods Bargains?
If so, now's your opportunity

Sc Full Yard Wide White Cambria
Zoe. Pure Linen Lawn IS inches wide
now, per yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. doc
l5c. Apron Lawn satin border 40 inches
wide now per yard. .....................lo Zoe
The l5c Fine Check Dimities snow
The Sl.25 English Long Cloth, II yards
fn niece NOW 800. .. -.
The Ne sheer White Cambria. now. =. De
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sec FOR FINEST DOLLAR IATTTTA SILKS.

All solid colors. every thread pure silk,
every yard fresh and new, samples
freely given. buy no taffeta SILK until
you've seen this sale at The Meyers Store.
its only through out extraordinary buying
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

For 2lc yard the newest OF this falls
Wash Dress Good, "SAIiN S0RitI," made
up d. the leading twent, -fiye-Cent fdbrio-
beautiful stripes. Bought in our special
way and in the sale here at II lac yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

79capair &: :.:.5 ::; {:
dav would throw up his hands in despair. think
Ing they could be no good. We nave o.OD PAIRS
Of shoes TO sell at this price. and we sell them
10 You accompanied by the statement that they
are ms good In quality OF material and make-up
a. Won can buv today for 81 and 81 %. They
are guaranteed solid leather throughout includ-
ing insolo outs0le and counter. and are not made
of she epskin. but serviceIDle goat !eather'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Of sheepskn. but serviceIble goat leather.
For 79C pair i H.. !. 5s$::5@
made by a manufacturer who makes specialy
OF 81 so and 81 Shoes and who Is so scrupuious-
" careful as to use only skins that match per-
fectlv and from his unmatched skins he has
made up these shoes OF course with the proviso
that we do not use his name in the advertise
ment. a. request which we respect. We would
say to you If you buy a pair, you viii for once
say you bought a shoe bargain at Meyers.
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COMPLAINANT III ~ COURT

Has an Attack of Heart Disease While
Prosecuting a Boston Man for Theft.
The arrangement OF Edward Murphy before
Magistrate Cornell in the jefferson Market Po-
lice Court yesterday on charge OF theft was
interrupted by the sudden Illness of the COM
plainant. DR.. Piny W. Baker Of Arlington. n.
J. DR.. Bakers extreme paor caused the
Magistrate to ask II he wero sick. A moment
later DIR. Baker almost collapsed. He was as
sisted into the Magistrates room and an am
buance was summoned in which he was taken
to st, Nincent's Hospital, Dr. Wren. who ex-
amined him found that he was suffering from
heart disease. After a short stay in the hos
pital pr. Baker recovered sufficiently to be able
to go home
In the meantime the case against Murphy
had been adjourned. the prisoner being held in
$1,000 bail for examination. He described
himself as Edward Murphy. % years old, OF
second street. The charge against him was OF
having stolen a scarfpin valued at 500 from
DR. Baker while both were seeing the Tender
lQin on Wednesday night He denied the
charge: and severa persons were in court TO
youch for his good character. They said that
he was IA graduate OF HARVARD and belonged to
a good Boston family. He had been In this
city for two weeks only, 1t was said.
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MINING NEWS.

Silver ore Welding 1000 ounces to the ton Ia
pWenG h2l S out OF the American Flag on
Large ou;croppinRs OF copper. bearing ora
have been found In tho Cortez district Nevada
ASSAYS from several legations show IA TO %
silver. -N '0 JULIUS
4 letter from Anaconda. Mon. states that
fiIh strlKes OF silver ore have been made on
Oeson tiuch. Eleven tons running from An
e. l.SOO ounces were taken out OF a pocket
The news has excited the Finlandsrs in The
district. and PROSECUTORS are rushin0 in irore
Butte and spokane. ''Nk III from
II Is reported from Salt Lake that the Ieu,s-
on the Copper Mountain proper:V Wtth ths
erection dt q, OF rs, smeiter The ores Of the group
vancouver reports: the first shipment OF matte
from the Van Anda smslter. 1t amounts TO
the production IN 10 date The matte Is to be- Ss
i0rTatded to New York for:sais on the open
Ophir Col. sends word that four. foot vein
running $40 IN gold and silver, has been cut If,
t the ;nocE Island Tive carloads Of concen.
are being shipped weekly from the San Der.
:. letters from Idaho Springs, Col, note that
the eo9 new can't, on Chicago Greek has been
esied Zone Discoveries are:reported daily.
one one naS '1Hy s yaI e radius o. ys miles %
rock runs $1,000 TO the ton. ThoIe who havs
a area located are preparing for vigorous
VIII T'.ke prospecrors several Years 70 rSor.
ouGhly explore the country, ~ ''''
Wash; concerning the (ieorgi. Reed u cnn
cract mas Seen let for 300 feet OF tunnel 10
HHsS-cnt the ledge 20 feet below the surface
ton ore Will be sxposod. ''u'''ee Vi gov
me COPPER King Of Arizona has notified II,
Tth the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com papy i'r
ton smaItsr ~ suEhy 81 coke to run its thirty.
LOO tons Of high grade ore. valued at s37 OtG'
~ tLe uuh y and great deal more in sight IN
soon as possible $3.50 '"' =" "'a9' ~
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Live Stock Market.

NV YORK. Friday, Aug. 4-Receirts Of bseves
were 2S2 head, including AZ cars for export alive
~ for slanght"rers and 81 for the market making
with the stAl" Catlr, - cars on sale. Good cattle
were in demand at tull prices; common grassy steers
were 5@luC. lower bulls and cows hrm on light
supplies one car Of cattle unspld Common to
choice steers Id at s4.Iu9s5.7u r 100 n. oxen at
s32ia -, bulls at S2.7uTS3 20. cows at { .huQg
So 90 one extra fat COW at si.5o. Dressed beef
in falr demand at TA4HrC. e H. for inferior 10 extra
native sides. Cables hrn. No shipments ~ live
stock or dressed meats today; exports tomorrow
T3I becNes 10 sheep and I,lSl quarters of beef.
Receipts Ot calves 2HS head all for the mar.
krt. Firm on light receipts and Neals LOG loo
higher. The pens were quickly cleared Common
10 prime Neal~ sold at t4.5USfH.I5 p 100 n; a
bunch Of gHssers at S3'25. City dressed veals
steady at ~" lORC, per n.
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs were 3, 753 head in
Guiding for cy butchers aud II 2 for the
market; and. with the stale stock, there were 23h
cars on sale Sheep in fair demand aud steady;
good to choice lambs were wanted at YESTERDAY 3
PRICES, med nm grades were sluggish closing weak
Two were helu over. Common t. good sheep
sold at S3.2'sS4, :" r 100 n, cullG at 81 -; or
binary to choice lambs at t6.254S7,lO Dressed
mutton steady at 6SHc. y n; dressed lambs, 10
II LVc..
Receipts Of hogs were .46s head. all for slAugh
terers with the exception NJ 10 head. No sales re.
ported. SomIually hrm at 81 $3.50 90 a 100 u.
Tor ordinary heavy 10 choice light hOgS.
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Isabelle Hamilton the First Woman to 30 .
Trustee In Bnnlruptcy Here.

Trustee In bankruptcy Here.
A meeting OF tho creditors Of the W. ( NJ
Wood Company. manufacturers OF ice ma
chimes Of IL Broadway. was held yesterday be-
fore Referee in Bankruptcy George c. Holt at
"a Pine street Ten claims. aggreRating
$4,000 were filed. and Miss Isabelle Hamilton
was elected trustee OF the estate. She is the
first woman elected trustee In this city under
the new bankrupt act. She has been the book
keeper Of the company and was selected on ac-
count of her knowledge OF its business.
A meeting Of the creditors of Simon Buttner,
formerly OF the broadway Garden. near Thirty
first street. was held Yesterday hetore Referee
in Bankruptcy Ernest Hal at "a William street
Two claims aggrcgating $500 werc filed. He
was examined briefly and said that he never
owned the broadway Garden business: his
wife. Bertha. owned il. He has no assets
Deputy Sheriff Mcguire received Yesterday
an execution against Martha Wolf. Jacob b.
Wolf and Ike Friend for S346 in favor of The II.
b. Clatiin Comp and levied on the place Of
business of NJ. Wolf x Co. at 245 West Broad
way.
Morris Rosenthal and Simon Rothschild.
doing business as the fremont Dry Goods
Company at 1,ia Trem1cHnt avenue and formerly
at 10th street md Third avenue. under tho
style OF the Bee Hive. have filed petition in
bankruptcy; Their liabilities are $5.sB4 and
assets 50 100.
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European shorts covered today and coffee prices ad-
yAnced The cables were higher and the receipts at
Rio were somewhat smaller. The worlds visible
supply of all kinds Aug. was 6.7U", 900 bags.
increase of nGp 600 for the month.
NAVAL STORTs-Spirits turpcntine, 4S|4&i9c.: com
mon to good strained rosin, sl3ostl.32Ae.
PRovIsIoSs-lard was steadier: Western, s5.T5;
Continental refined. $5.H5. Pork was steady at $09
$p.T5 for moss. Meats were steady; picked hams.
loSiEllc. do shoulders. &C.; do. bellies. e@"3ac.
Butter-CrCamcry. Western. extras. Sc; do hrsts.
lTSlTlac.; state. extras. l7%slsc. do frsts, 4
alsc. Chcese-State. full cream, large or small.
COlored white choice. ai4SH'ec. FGgs-S:ate.
Pennsylvania and Western. l5Gs l6c. Chicago. Aug.
4.-"A further sharp advance in the hog market
closing trm at the Improvement. There was a
good general demand and liberal purchases OF lard
and RIBS, which were for II leading packer. The
cash trade ia improving"
SUGAR--Raw was quiet. but steady Sales OF 900
tons muscavados at +c. Refined was quiet and
steady.
CHICAGO Aug. 4.-Thesc were to-dAy's prices:
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1t'antrd- females.

LIXPERIENCED FEEDERS on drop roller. ma.
IL chm" hands folders and wire stitCherG
WINTHROP PRESS. ~ Lafayette place.
FANCY fEAIHER S.-Wantei. experienced hands
L On fancy feathers. also bird mOuntcrs; steady
employ M ut. hi hest wages; work given ont
XGCAERS JOSEPHY. 7lI.il7 Broadway
ShLEsLADY.-Man Young lady experienced
~ in notions; WkSTERNELT DEMAREST, 2N2
and 2Gl B"rCkCr st.
WANTED Ruler on double amt machine
w the y. Y. BLANK BOOK co, Laight at
WANTED-dtrl to sew AID f.G4 ruling machine,
w II. NAHOS, IN Pine st
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DRoPosALs will he received at the Bureau Of
L supplies and Accounts. Navy DepartHcnt'
Washington, d. C.. until ~ o'clock noon, Aug.
:, ispI and publicly opened Immediately there.
after 10 furnish at the New YORK Navy iarl guam
tity 81 electrical supplies and tools blank propo.aS
will be furnished upon Application to ia" Navy Paw
Office, New York. A. $. KENNY, Phymast"r''T"n-
cral L. S. y. 7-22-HB.
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domestic Servants atanted.


('HAMBEkMAlbS 20 cooks, $40 to $50: wait
rcSSrs, 10 laundressCs. 10 kltChenmaids house.
worker, SO cooks who wash and IRON. laundrr,srs
who ito cLamherW ork French lady's MAIDS niIraes
hntlrrs, second and third men, servants in ali
capacities wanted at once. Mrs. l.. SEEI.Y ~ West
22d St. servants entrance, 3I2 9Th Rv. Telephone
call, ISIl 18Th 81. "'
4 uiAMBERMAID ana waitress, also a cumpetent
~ cook ana lhuulrcz,; good wages; references re.
CURED, Mrs, J.. SkEl.H. 49, nth av -
COMPETENT chambermaid and waitross 10 % a.
hliehhnrst u j wages. sIS; references re.
LTRST.CLASS kitchenmaid: must be wIiIjna
strong, and have good references. AS'
Mrs L. SEELY. ab2 9Th Av
| AINbRENS to g. e. Tuxedo Park; wages S25:
required, Mrs L. SEEIY 352 an M ,,,e"
| AnNbktSS 20 90 To Greenwich. Conn; wages
Mrs l., sEELY. 3b2 9Th Av
pRoTESihNr waitress to go to Rapport. L. /.
must b" willing 10 do chamherwork wages %,
references required. Mrs. L. sEELY s52 sth s-o'
SWEDlsH chAmbermaid! neat young tidy Iom..,
- with good references Mrs L. sEEiY sS2 Az AN
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months bills, 3h03K y cent. Amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on bal,
ance to- day, f27B.OOO. Paris advices quote 8 .
cents at 81 francs 80 centimes. Exchange
on London. 20 francs % centimes
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Total sales OF railway bonds tpar vAluo ST. 7es ooo
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open. High LoW- ~-Cionno-
Sales ing. eat. T. Bid Aik<d
10 AdmE xll5 lis ll5 ll2kll5
Boso Ast&W 6Sh SO 6S% SSH SO
$50 AmStS
wp., e7A 90 ON ON %
1890 AmsRl63 1894 l6l0l62 l62H
looAs Rp.ll9 10 10 llsklIe
97oAm Tin. 42H 42L AZ az 42H
a45 AmTp. s7As s7A s7h e7H 80
ZOO AmCoall45 l46 l4o lao las
euA LOp 81 So 81 81 So
S2b67 Am Tobll3A ll2N ll5H
+oAmT p.l45. las las Ids l46H
l7sAm EIl4l l4l I4l 1873 lac
1915 AmCo. 42H 42H AK az 421
40 mCOp % "a % 90 Cd
1920 Atlas
Fs... Ell 2l aoN cox aoH
c<o:b At Il
Sep. o3n c34 6a4 e2H 90
3:oA Mp. GS IS CIV CIV 671
loooAs IL. 34S s4h 34h 81 34L
1854 "A mp 10 7oA 7sH Ist 7e1
1900 AnAcon.
dan. $50 ssh 65A 55L 6o4
1Ie6Ams 6h 30H 4ot 3Yh 4oh 4oA
eco AnsGR
pt..". seH sou seE ssa seS
100 AmcF lsa lsh lS= lsH Ism
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Pittsburgh, gainesville & FairDort R. R.
First So Mortgage Bonds, Due 1916.

In view of the early reorganization of the Pitts
burRh and Western Railway Co.. Of which system
your property is essential part and in considera
ton Of tho fact that II is proposed to appropriate
out Of earnings a sum sufficient to meet some eI-
traordnary expenditures. thereby imperlling tho
payment Of the interest your Bonds 1t is deemed
of the utmost importance that Bondholders should
unite for mutual protection.
Therefore, tho undersigned. representing major
ity of the issue. ask YOU to join Thorn by deposng
your Bonds with The Mercantile Trust Co.. No. 100
broadway. on or before the LIST OF September. 1899
Negotiable certificates will be issued to depositors
Copies OF tho Bondholders' agreement can be OBJ
tanned at the Office Of tho Trust Company OF
either one of the Bondholders' Committee
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE. No. 81 Broad ct.
+. j. LISSIAS, No. 80 Broad st.
JAMES II. OLIPHAST, No. 20 Broad St
ALVIN W. KKECH, No. 100 Broadway.
New York. July AZ, 1899.
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.first-Class Aelp-Malrs.

pTTLER AND vALET-English sober. steady;
ID where second parlormad kept: hunting and
polo things understands duties personal city rector.
rnCes. MOSHER box ls4 sun uptown Office, 1898
BrnnlMav.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA,

'i IoN SOl IN hSD ZEN TkAb AMERICA,
WEST INDIES. &c.
SATt'RDAY.-At lOA.M NJ. supplementary 10 80 A. NJ
for BERMUDA, per steamship trinidad; at 10 A.
NJ. supplementary 1890 A. NJ for FORTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA. ShVANILLA, 'ARTHAGESA
and GREYrOWN per stramship Altai letters FOR
Costa Rica must I've directed per Alai' j. at ~ 80
NJ: for HAITI. per steamship Prlns Wilem
II. lctters tor curacao. Venezuela, Trinidad,
British and Dutch Guiana must be directed
,pcr Prins Wllem H.; at l. A. NJ. for NEW.
Fol Midland direct. per steamship Orlnoco;
at u A. NJ. supplementary 80 A. NJ for
PORTO RICO, via San Juan, VENEZUELA. CT.
RArAO. SANANlLLA and CARTHAGENA, per
steamship Caracas; at II A. VI. for CUBA per
st"amship HAVANA Via Havana Iettors must be
directed "ncr Havana; at ii A. NJ. for BRAZIL
and la PLATA COUN TRIES. via Pernamburo,
bahia and Rio de Janeirn, per steamship lie
vclius Qcttcrs for North Brazil must be direct
ed per lIcveliusp at ~ NJ for BARBADOS
direct and NORTH BRAZIL. .rer steamship
Maranhensc; N p. VI. for NUEVITAS, GIBARA,
VITA. PUERTO PADRE and BARACOA. per
steamship Ulinda.
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MINING MACHINERY. -FRAsEp l. Cu,,,,vpa
;n, ~ ~ Broadway. New York manntactnrers Of min.
,niiin nu sns !uhS machinery. Estimates on mining
mining ana smelling supplies promptly furnishei'
MINING MACHINERY. -uneIcell.d in stnc,.nay
aAIES IRON WORKS. ii BroadWAy.
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The GLOBE NATIONAL BANK. located at Proyi'
dence in the State NJ Rhode Island Is rosing up its
affairs. All note holders and others. creditors ~
said Association, are therefore hereby notlhcd u
present the notes and other claims against the sso-
Citation for pay ment. MICHAEL /. DOOLEl, Cashier.
PROYA DESCE. Rhode Island. July ~. lSv3'
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Bankers mud Brokers.
Public 9lotirts.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Take notice that the I'M.
4NIdersgned intend 10 apply forl.tt"rsof admins
tration on the estate OF John thristlr de. easel
and state of New York under the prov siuns ~ Nc'
2Sdl Of the Code VI CIvil Procedure, aud nouce IL
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
said John Christie licensed To- prcsnt their claim,
with the vouchers thereof. the Surrogate If the
county of Washington, at his office in the village of
salem y Y. ON or before tie 10th dav 81 S"ptrm.
Der. 1879 bE lWtE CHIP -,
ALEXANDER McGEOCH.
VAN NESS 4 CURRY. Attys.
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Mails for Newfoundland, by, rail to North Sydney.
and thence by steamer close at this office daily
day. "Wednesday and saturday. Mails for Mi1uo-
lon. by r@il TO Boston, and thence by steamer
Cuba. by rail to Port Tampa. Fla and thence by
steamer. eiosea at this office daily except Mon.
SUNDAY. "Wednesday and Friday Mails for cuba,
byrail to Miami. Fla and thence by steamer. close
at T. $50 A. NJ tRc comn"tng loses are ON Ties
dav and saturday. Mails for Mexico City, over
land unless specially addressed for despatch by
ana a:ao P H. Mails tor Costa stay E Ii Beii1 M
Puerto Cortc1 and Guatemala, by rail 10 New Or,
leans. and thence by steamer, close at this ufice
daily at $500 p NJ, connecting closes here Sun.
DAYS and TUESDAYS for Costa Rca, and Mondays
f"r b;i%e. Puerto Cortc1 and "matemnaL sReg-
Rsstcrea mall SI'S Closes at r seSona day DAY
TRANsrACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for Chine and Japan. per steamship Riojun
., at"3o ?. NJ. Mails for China, Japan and liza.
wal, r"r steamship Gaelic (erom San Francisco,
Mail. f"r AHstfalia except those for West Aus:
traln: winch ar, forwarded, via Europe; New
per steamship Moana from San Francisco.
I Ams here aa'iE after JMly s21 and up to
arrival Of cam-hir Campania. which will prob
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