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GROCERIES. &C.

GROCERIES,. &C.
ID AEON.
lV,"vo pounds superior Family BACON,
hog F,r sale py
MASSlk Il PLEASANTS,
70 a Of 81 Gary street.
~ U3ARS-
- I'm consi' lnment,
Az linus. rev Nrleans Clarified strictly
prime and choice Brown
FER ale by
1e li-os TARDY l. WILLIAMS.
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. r y + H ] e S :.

There are thousands of arms-muskets, ri.
hes, pistols, swords, and ca rbines-the pro-
perty OF che Confederate States, having been
captuf ed from the United States, which are
In tnS hands Of citizens throughout the Con.
Toe most urgent need OF these arms, every
one of them, old and new, good and bad,
broken and sound, Is upon US. For every one
of them voluntee is kept out of the field or
sent to risk his life with a f,wling piece or
fiint.lock. Money will not supply their places;
they were bought with blood, and their ab-
sence from the field will surely COST us more
blood. All having these arms, or even parts
of them, are impl0red to return them at
once, and magistrates and police officers
everywhere are requested to apply the law
to those hAvias neither honesty or patriot.
ism. Let them be shipped imm ediately by
express to Ordinance Officer, Manassas
Junction" where all charges on them will
be paid. E. p. ALEXANDER,
fe Hot Chief Ord A. p.
q PEDAL NUTIUE-As l intsud closing
y my present business in Richmond By the ~
sons indebted to me to paw their accounts With.
out further delay, as longer indulgence CANNOT be
given.
If there are any unsettled claims against TT g, i
wish them presented immediately, aud will taxi 9
plessurstn paying them.
wish to purchase young negro SAWYER,
who understands saving with steam mill.
70 n-lm* TRUMAN A. PARKER.
NUR HIRE-The balance Of the year, or
by the mon tn - No lWHEELWRI4HT
several DRIVERS and HOUSE 0IRLS.-
Apply to ALFRED l.. HOLLADAY,
fe ll-.lt* On Oary. bet II and 18th SITS.
DAPERl PAPEN The subscriber has
Eoonso e sP, Co q M kss q BEL
LEGAL GAP, LAUEV BATH POST and
SMALL NOTE PAP sR, Of finest quality.
Price 50 cts to 7b cts. per quire. Dash orders
''' J iste. A. CHAPMAN Il bookseller,
fe ll-St* Newherry. =. q.
q " E d Z K o n.
- Fiat sizes. from /. to II inches wide.
Square sizes, from to d inches.
GILLIAN & DUNLOP,
fe ll-ot Petersburg, Va.
"ORSE-SHOE IRON,
Natl Rods,
Best Refined Iron,
English Iron
GILLIAN & DUNLOP.
feil-ot, Petersburg, Va.
NAST-S1EEL-A small ,otoI
LII and II inch. octnson
Bii.tsr STEEL.
GILLIAN L DUNLOP.
fe list Petersburg, Va.
llsVVV NAILS for sale.
ORENSHAW no,
Nu-lW Basln hank.
4 n 1Bi.S. Kerosene Oil, just received and
~ v. Pc PlissfrkRsor . co Druggists,
foil la Main stl eet.
DUENfNN FLUID small quantity
ID Of Burning Fluid, ju.i received and for
sale by W. PETERSON CO..
fell Druggists.
r Amp RLAOY,-3,5N lbs. Re1nsd La,nr
l Black: also, 500 lbs common do. 10.
4la by ". PETERSON GU,
ELL laa EAsu stgSst.
] yq y;-,Is: GO E:aa.ss xs;ss ssili;;
ga NJ, u se0l fatsal7 sss fifls, lA:k;
,N fs''aas1b a|IiRisA
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RIcznosp. Feb. 10. 1852.

RIcznoxD, Feb. 10. 1852.
VIZ. p. MUy1oAD, Esq
Dear Str: The Metropolitan Hall Will be
renovated and decorated for the occasion
and an eMcient military police In attendance
to preserve the stTictest order.
Yours, respectfully,
70 ll-2t LEE MALLORY.
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RIcEnoNp, Fob 10, 1892.
LEE MALLORY, Esq , Acting manager for Har.
~ Mccarthy:
Dear Sir In the absence Of the President
Of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society. am, at
the request Of its Secretary, authorized TO
accept your very kind offer to devote the
proceeds OF your first concert for the benefit
Of the two Societies with which We Al e CON.
nected. We will make all niece ssary arrange
ments AZ suggested BY you, and apply the
amount realized from your concert for the
relief of the sick and woub ded soldiers Of
our army. Your efforts in behalf OF our gal
liant defenders will doubtless be duly appre.
ciated by q generous community.
Yours, very respectfully,
WIN: r MUNFORD, Ohairman
Army Committee I. =. o. A.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
L4Uh kENT-A LODGING ROOM, with
II very nice porch III front; also, u
u AS,EMENT, with kitchen, next door. to
encAd's Hotter. on h<0sd, between 9Th and
th streets, suitable Tor any sort Of business
AZ ply to jim DOES.
OsEAer 9Th and Broad streets, or ut his
house, on Broad, between 9th and 9Th sts
to ll-3.<
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q. Or AENI-
) II FUN lSAED HOUSE
/. "A mouse, Handsomely Oallt, aud fur nished And
| stuatsd On an agreeable part OF Flaukl,. btrset
\ viii Do rented 10 u good .epsat. Ad <rsss "Hox
$50, giving name OF applicant and Pace at VII oh
u % Aeen fe lisa
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~ THE RE0ULA 4 MONTHLY MET.
~ ING Of the YOUNG MEMS OHRIs.
TIAN AS .OOlATION VIII be held at thstr
rooms, corner Of Bank and 1lth as, THIS
EvkNlN0, At u O'Clock.
All members and friends of the Association
are cordially invited 70 attand. Bv order.
fe ll-lt JOHN ID. X. SLEI0Hr. Sec'y.
DUKauWS'A hELI AHLE MEDIUfNE,
- AND UUHAkE UOu4N SYEHp@,,
SEf Als BIZ W rEfEnsQE 4 Cd,
f1s,iagl! 81 NM h
~ IT. Nss(M
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ID IUHEOND VARIETIES.
IL, THIS EVENING, FxB. IL.
Last night Of the season OF the great comedy
Of THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Pas 6eul, Miss Mary Parting:on; Popular
Song, Mad'lie 0oisvert To conclude with
the laug fable farce of b AMBOOZL1NQ.
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N. ANTED-To employ for The rrmainin <
W portion of the year, or by the mon til, II
good BOOT anu SHOE MAKER, for whom
Till be paid reasonable wages, quarterly or
monthly. Address
J. M. BICKERS, IL,
fe 1-3t* Louisa T.. IL, Va.
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Es aoDDIH + xrPSRsots. 4-.sir,.,rs.

rse ~. TfYS.oR {. SOs,
10 4-tds Auetf.
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NAI ANTED-lmmsdia ely by two gentle
w men, u F u Il N l 5 IL T. ID ROOM,
near Magnetic Telegraph flee; or Board
aud Lodging in private family. within half
mile OF the office. Address quickly,
PERAIURS,"
fe U.s. Box 81 Post Once.
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% AN Il T..

For other "WGnts," see Fourth Page.
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CHANCExsY .asSTaGk.s.

CiTy OF RiOHHONE. 10 VII AT I,uies
I J held tho tte.e once oI to Coat az
huetipg, tor tho sEii city. Asouc TIE 81 day
OF eh. uary, 1861
John 8 =. gusu.i..,,.......t4t, Il
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w A White GIRL,
who is a hrst.rate
WASHER and IRONER,
and will make herself generally useful. APP
ply next door to the Carlton House, 0 l2tn
between Broad and MARSHALL stree ts, or at the
office If Dunlop. MOncure l. Co. re ll-3,*
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IA; ANCEU-A comfortable
" H o " s + :,
stuable for a small family, for which lib.
eral rent will be paid. Address H." at this
Office. fe ii 2ts'
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ihE fnDEsALs HAvB eAISED sY IT.
feas,.h sTetd thinks that II il be true that the
Ohio Est "rt In possession OF the Mem pitts and
uo., i .oad bridge. they have got hold OF
Ia CON - ,m portsht point. by wi ich CoIum bus
tqgl,ss my isolated from Memphis, and
Isl, RS useea 10 cn' q from the sams psin,.
tssHsss s@pts ik Z fs:sroaa .aa!reasly .oEs
sss isaysiss isyssa via .,.sss ,,a i b. sss
s.s !ssi ss, sss s 4 ss ~ ~ z. IN
'a s5lfs -: & i, Ss7s's' sss a'' 'ss 'saa'
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The s,.ct Il iets so = 10 aAre s4e VIII a
Frances VI as5orne nssrued s.ad ner resi 81 atI
distributed among lbs pa! tes eEt.oa - rs'o
Ri Iaytt HAVING bc@a Nats e n ne C''thd-E',
R!caaTd S-ury 't-4ias - rs aos AEfld-A.t a.
Sts,e OF virginia s il hs.esy = quo 4 20 sp-
pesr IL ths said L esG'A fFiJe, wth ene roI'd
at dus ptlb.ict.io !4sgsFf = 70 % "rs' MAJ -
a. ees9 az g prot 3. b , I.t.E-5i-
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meoital.

A YER's PILIS-Are Won SEX iecUle, ana
IA ooupl icing A-e you out Of order vito your : '
drAnrsd tnd sour feelings uncomfortable Thee 'y"l'o
arc ofen DE pread. seons iua.s Some ai % ehno'
isereepos pon you and should DO a'e'tcd BY u@ey res
9th, r.t fcaedy Tate AYERS FILLS and cleanse or'
the dso-i,r5 hnuofs-pu.ify tis blood aud i TIE hha'
move on Distracted t. health sgla. Iaoy stimulate the
fu ct.oa. Of r bly into y,orau. iig purity ,1e yeu
ton ties oss,.uc,ioas which uais drase cold settles
somewhere To- Che bo 'y an ob,sao.' IL na'i functions
Ter If not relieved react upon Items Ives anu lie sue
rod o-sqns p-oeur1g general a-s-are.ioi frscrs AID
d. e..e Wide il hi. condition Oppressed ty the Ger
inertia tska AYERS PILLS, end Gee bow directly they
sor, de rs, ,.ion cf tie system tnd with ,hs buoy
satRH-ol le-th srin VIVA. 7, true aud apparent IN
tris t, end common eut is os. t1e n msy VI the
deepseated DAM erous dstempss Ihe pursaiive
eject ezpe ;hon Ceu-ed by similar distractions and de-
rtuemer.s Che la,ur functions q ;hc ho1v they IRE rr
idly sud lauy Of them .ureg cered by the Woaas
None sho suow he virtues OF these Pills win neglect b en-
poy them ven s.aefiGg iron ils orjei Oh c1rs' slc
o. deljsctt io. S-om.oh. Dyscl,rry, Billion ConQ.ins
lrd.cs',a rerl' Of the Lie Cssvcloss or Cots'
pstiou. lia.rr pl they s-s boz agreeable rd eHee.n-
PRICE y CEN1s PR BOX. or FIVE BONES iaf -.
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70 n. Ee.is, " The ~ Y Ts'bHar.

10 N. EGif0r ~ The n. " IsibE"r
SIR: Yonr Brooklyn reporter, on tue "a "'S',
while pro ey eet ,urns the Kilkenny ea'' hsh' 10" ss
an h,tes, the Cosoners Of Nnss Cocny, dos CREST
., c,,ouers of NewYork who cane irto "tSe IN jan
,, le, IN accordance with the law then hf ceains m''
,,,o, That taw sf.eard Coroner to each Senator's
s,, Aud 40 far fcu having any dispute or csas' e"'"
',oo, themselves they entered into al arsemors W~
on. 10 assuming tie duties Of otee) which never 'N'
q, ,ou,oe the utmost harmony among them ard 'Ah ~"
G GOOD understanding has been strictly Observed oy o'
,,rtins Coroue. proving that your reporter wa '-'.
n or when he asserted that such disgusting scores ".
"a occur in NewYork. until the Cosonen e'n''Ie' ="
nup,ud to this no,9 ha, old agreement go.
Nxv.YOaX Nov is'S
In order to promote harmony among eo5eNs ona,y o.
h.,re of our duties CoIoners ~ the Wy ~uu
Ne York aed slso in order TO conduct ae he ns ate
eit nj v We hereby pledge Oure,Nrs 70 u''o a c,aer
In the carving out the duties LcUahe-i on esln a. 80
brr,nofe we ae 60 aud pledge onrr''ts LAC, cf
o, AID hat the ayais prohs N.sms ION ~, ~ IA
1ort-r, thtouehout the County shan rc ~ s.ous
among az aud that the labor a. near "a eau De 'o'
ned also. Ill much
Ry diving the above space in your jOurnd you WIZ
obge. W" "
Neu Y1rk, Jan "a, 1861
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1862. the 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with ~ connections. forms
FROs fEw.fOKK TO THE fHiNClrtf WfsrErS GuIEt
Eight trtins daily from Sew Vol 20 Pti4dt his via
ALL THRoGGH fs IA F6G ~ Tas WEST BY THIS
ROUIE LEAVE NEW-YoBK fHON THE
FOOT OF CDUBILANDTsT
BY way OF Philadelphia he morning gers esge New
Yosk Al time other tou.- E,t NJ sene.n
Of D. one houE later than other lre-.
b way Of Allentown, evening paens ger. cave az p
three hours later than the Northern r arI hy bo f0nts
the tiue Noutefn rof boz Cai,sgo and al
points IN the North West Cresi.e Ildseopo Loui.gile
s. Louis Ceyeland. Columbus, Cucnnad, and 81 main
points West with iewef chaH3e q cars.
Slcep ping Cars without change. from Philadelphia 70
PitsbIrg J55 miles and New oTk Pittsburgh $50 miles.
Sinking and Saloon Cars o. all traGf.
Fare he same Other routes.
Tagnse checked through. 1lsu.fers free.
Secure Ticket, % 5, s' uet BY ri,'s66arsl
Accommodation Line vi gen saords comfortable mode Of
travel parties moving Westward at one half the usual
Of fare. .
BY is route rcieh q al descriptions be forwarded
t. and FROM any point on the Earosd' ONO KENTUCKY In
diana. Illinois scousin Iows or Missouri. 10y RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, or to any port on the nagisaoo rivers Of
the West by se,n4eIs from fitsbuigh
is Freight ~ Add from any point 10 The N.t by
Che Pc nygaua ltalrobd o. Ell tune. favorable
charged by other Railroad Companies. Mrci ans and ship
pen uirastine the poaoa their ieght 20 this Com
Iany, can fey win confidence o. IN. speedy transit.
LIVE STOCK.
fluuers 6nd Dcaers o Live stock viii End tl most ID
seous route. Cspacious iard veil sup
Piled with e,eTy convenience have been opened this lire
aud ~ connections aud every attention 10 paid 10 tcir wl
pn HarrsbuTg Whrfe VIII be- found every convene ce II
!IIA' NEN-IOGk AID HaLTINOGE MARKETS
j. l.. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent. No Ast0r-H House.
LEIGH & cD, Freight Agents
No. hstor House. and 10 souin Wilsu.s..
MCDONALD Bi'CHOfF' Euismat A9ena
EyOOI LEWIS Genel.! sapt Altoona. IA
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Eeeal Noi,res.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
- tho County u NewNoIk notice Il hereby given all
p,rsoIsh4sig clam, agsnst ABRAHAM ;. SChlbNER late
City Of decea.d. 90 plesrnt the With
vouchers thereof 20 the Subscriber. o. his office. No
1913 b0weTy in ito City OF NuwfogN, or h.ioro the
twenty .rinth dsy Of July nsht-Dsed New-iork, tho
t~enty hrs, day Of January, l5b2
JA.is IAwGnlN Il. u. BROWN Executor.
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Siaiionerp alO farm Gocos.
90 rT,HE PEN IS MIGfITIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PFN-THE BEST or ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On rec.ipt of any Of the following IN cah or post
.,.np the .ubcher viii send by return mail or otherwise
IS directed Gold Pen Pens 'ceeiiag the 'as seeord'"9
70 S'''''''0"Gi o SL PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents the Mase Pen for 80 cents, the tueky r-a
for 70 cents the Pom for 20 cents the teain
Pen; and for : !, The Ezcslsior Pea.
THE SAMF PENS ~ slLyER-PLATEo EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For 20 cent?, the Magic Pen; for IS cent? The Lucky Pen
, ,oI ~ 50 srs fyes.or Pen These are wefni.hed
rood wriirr Gold Pens with ridosnn Points the sy'ra.e
q every Of which will far ouAss gross Of the pest
The rsne "A Morton" 'Nnmber,' and "ou,liy"
slammed on Tho following Pens and the Points ere
for ~ months except asanst accident The number. midi
este sire oriy 40 being q smallest, 10 tie i,se't
largest Mammoth Gold Pen Tor the dek Long aud melim
Nbs of all s1es sod qualities snt nib' OF Nos ., and
and nsde ony Of fi' qolty The ensravinE' arc ,e'in
'''' o. tue Coli COLD Pms. WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents No. Pen. j., quality or 70 Pen d
F g. sNo PEG %; quality ora No Pen, I'd quality,
For - 2s No open. lst quality mo iPen, "a quail
IT, or 40. Pen. 3D. legality. d, -,
q, o, e No Pen. "A quality.
FOR IS 40 Pea ls,qusly ora NosPen 2dqua!ity.
r5 1II sAME COLI rfSs ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
For 81 g. aNo Pen ~ qusny. No. Pen I'd 1uaty
For ~ IS NO. Pen, 1T qla,y ora 20 Pen "a qnAi
ty. or No. Pen, "a quality. ., til
For 81 No Pen ~ quality. orsNo Fen I'd quality
For - 90 No PEN Let quality, ora No Pen, "a quti'
iiy ora No. o Pen. "a quality.
For I3s No. Pea, Ia quality or NO Ten "a fndty
For - 5Oa No. q Pen, lst quality. . ..,..-,,,,,
OoLDPENs hfQUALIqN IN sILYER-MOUNrED
DESk-HOLDERS
For 81 No ( Pen: for - - No. 5P0n for ~ 1os
No PEN For - ~ No Pen. - 81,
For No. Pen; for +5aHo. sPsn; aud for 40 No.
10 Pen. 800
The IL, Quality pointed with The yoTy be.t iHdosmn
Points carefully selected ard none Of M. flhty are fi
with the slightest inPereciion which 'kh and The closest
scrutiny car detect d.,
Tie % Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
YTrviou. TO the wear 1850.
Ths Quality" intend. ,hsl equal IN respect to Du-
rsbiy Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities he only true
corsi feraiops) soy Gold Pen. made slse"here
In regard Ito Chesp Gold Pens he bes' eVe to y thai
prsviou. ofeens lis New and Patented Machines ne
could not have mad. Good Writing and Durable Pens Tor
the price he'd the Gold been furnished srAtuito1sly.
PaTfie, ordering al nfGncss 'p>cuy me Nun
b,r" end Cnsfv" i me Pens PeHs and Case, uaHf,d
~ Tor sale by AL dealers in tie line throughout the
county. oo,
No. - Maiden Lane NewYork
ANY serirr sr ale letter stamp will receive cir.
oular with TIE sngrsyinss shove referredto.
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II ENRY l.. RIDER, Attorney-a. Law, &c.,
office 18th Sc hT.t door north Of Riggs Co.'S Bant
ma scar tho Traury. War end Navy Departments
Sprri attention given 10 the prosecution Of claims Ia tho DIFF
fe Department" sid ioIsions. bounty and Pay pro-
iH he tran action of business IN WahEgtou and par.
ties ng attic, ueedl fof the Army ard Navy Ma inus
IT War oteTa sc. viii time and by apply Ing
bin Por.ous ansactus busucss Ia Nasin gton will hud
h. Office very convenient Address above, L. o. Box Ne.
40 Wellington. u. C.
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r,,.ce Fir. nt Bu ftn!o.

BUFFALO, Tuesday y@. I.mss
The st. james Hall. IN che rear OF sns S o.. was
Ill ovned bv Albert and George Brisosoe' .ss
aet On fire this morning and totally destroyed ''
Tbe Il James Hotel, NV smoke aud s ,nnn
damaged 70 the extent OF from F',Wo F" f'V'
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DEMITTANCES to IRELAND, &c.-IAP-
BG SCOTT Co continue drafts. they hsve done
tue pa, twenty-five years Those wishing to remit money
TO their Ac1ds can be supplied with draf for ony smquni
uv7r IN deni nd ia any part Of Great Britain or Ireland
by applying at eir cid established place Of business No 30
s.lIL.f NrVY- No-k.
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7 IST of STATES, Capitals Governors, times
" -;iave Meetings General Elections. etc., in rtt
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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OgYCE " rna irLiyofs CTNTHaL RAILROAD Co.,
kKw-i onK, December 9 Ihl. {

NV fohh, Drcembsf5 lhi.
A 7 = Meeting of the Board If Directors Of the
IA ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
held II their Office n Newly OK this day, 20 was
Hcsed That 81 Five Doas per share upon
tho Scrip Shares Of The Capital Stock Of he Company be- md
the anne j. hereby called p able inc 2h day Of January
1875 and that the b. yshn on the stock reg stored h.
The Guy Of hewfok aite Once 81 iAr COMPANY Ia that
City rui the stock registered n London nj the Office Of
Nice. ROBERT BENSON 20, j. niou sud that parties
del ine TO h'r a,attneni In London may pay hr some
exchange sufficient 60 pfoInre i've dos per
slaIe o. the Coupauy va the Cig Il Ncw-i ORR
Efiird That be Tfensi,r Books 70 ciood on the amer
of 18th Jauua-s and reopeued the tl DAY
Of hr month aud ha tansfrr be permitted On
AFTER that o upon which The foregoing assessment
shall not have been paid -
THOMAS T.. WALKER, Treasurer.
The Eighty Dollar Certificate 10 be returned on payment Of
the above. ~ @iHtFL
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Entrance 27th-s-
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
for New Haven. a. IN, tEI }; lz:lJ J3otE1l 3so,
For bridgeport, 7 a. m, CEI); l2:is, $50 E1)i $3.50
$50 and ?. N. -.
a. no. lZ:l5 $50 aud $50 p. IN. 49,
For Sorwslk $50 a. 2:l5 3:D tEtl J;'o' 4D' >;
So =. m. $4,000. ~.
For stanford T. 8, CEHl 9.9oa H.; l2:l5 $50. CE1 D.
90 4:31 $50 m.
Fo Port Chester and nis mediate ,n,ions 93os II:
J., $3.50: 4:3D $3.50, $50 pm
Tor Port Che.ler and Ne" Rochelle, p m
CONNECTING TRAINS
fo Boston. via Springfield ia. m, tx $3.50 (EIl p.
Fer Boston. via Shore Line, 1918, pm.
For Hartford and Springfield Ia En- 2i3, 3:p,
FOX Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal, NJ (Erl
ard lIl5 p IA. to NOrtl aiopton.
Tor Hsdfoid, Proyileice, md Fhsin Railroad.
Ok. l2:i5 ..
FoT New.iIasen, New.Lonion. and sioninaon RalrOsd
at a. IN, l2:i5 3:Jl p IN.
For Canal Railroad l2:l5 p. m. TO Northampton.
For iiOusatonic RairOso to fiitsIeid,J a.
For Nsugstuck HsiliOad. T. ~ $3.50 p. N.
For Dsubufy and NoTwsk Railroad, = $3.50 a. M $3.50 D.
Commodiouk eepiug Car. attached q p IN. trsin.
JAMES H. HOiI, Superintendent
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CENSUS Of CAPITALIZATION OF EACH
~ STATE nv COUNTIES s.s the Population o. the pn'
epsl Of the United states from the CENSUS Of 1900,
win % found In THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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Assisr,Nr.O rARrERN ,sIsR GsN EHsLs OyyIcs
INV YoRG, Jan -. l5hA
CEALFD PROPOSALS VIII be received at
,hl. Oac. NO stas-st) until IL O'Clock m, THIS
DAY Tor a SCHOONER to carry about Twcnty-two Hon
drd barrels bulk to Load for Hilton lead Iot ho!A OF
20 Three barrels burden. 70 Load Tor Locust Point
Di patch Tor 81 viii be given ,
M n. der snded for barrel bulk Of -four other dry aticlcs
ADDITION 10 aour other baIes In proportion and
goods i've she barrel of -four. Heavy goods, SVo
u. ID. TJMFKlNS.
Assistant. q usrteTmaster General.
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Copartnerebiy Goiiccs.

No 40 EXCHANGE PLACE NRw-YoRk. January. 1892.
hE Undersigned have formed a COPART-
oNERShlP under the name and style of l.. ". iERONE
S,SS t9r the tIsnsa Il BANKING and COMM Mis-
S'NN HoSiNLoS In Connection Wi b the stock F&caGec.
LEON ARD W. JEROME,
MH. HENRY MgkICkAR.
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a EN-JERSEY RAiLROaD-lOR PHI
= hDELPHlA srd thr SOUTH aid WEST. VIA JEK-
sax CITY Mail aud xora,s lip,. leave Er.l ~ az Z
add lo In. g. and ~ 10. Fare o. |hfou.. tictc's
sod fer the South EaaNe ad through bsgfasc rucc bod in
s. H. sli aud ~ q. la f-eiu-.
). ~. WOODRUFF Assistant super .nden'.
80 fere7e VIII BE- received FOR train uuos de e.td
snd eirc ID H. minutes IN advance 81 the tine leaving.
NEW-YORk, HARLEM and ALBANY
y RAILROAD. For Albsoy ard 1roy North srd Weat
NiYt >R ARRANGEMENT, comnelclus MOEDAY, Eo..
q D6i For ALBANY 1880 u. ftpcfs uai. train, from
tofl-,i DEPOT
sJr al loosl trains see TIsf cABLf
JOHN 10 NcnItL, asst Sort
<. LNATE OF the UNITED STATES, Membor.
- vi, cls4sjlsd IA TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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daily GribmsIs
Albany Live Steel y7eykes.


BgtyYsThsrs no improvement either ~ tue densnd -
EIees More brought down every week than are 1y
and this continues steadily that Is no eocoar
sg.ment for sp.cusl,n Buyers from New YORK and the
Eastern market. that they dare not take more than a
cept 10 .uppy the immediate wants Of their customers
there are no indi sii,us Of falling od In receipts a
y.nc. in price and particularly because there has been
proh. 20 then the trade durng the past tb moths
se are sy affected too. by the storm which ba do
tanned tho trains Saturdays train did not atnsr until about
o'clock yesterday morning and last evening ne ~ste =
ar. loaded with cstt, , The high winds have diied
the snow bsoy along the lines In some places covering the
trae. 20 th- depth Of aud three feet No trains we're
started for Newfok yesterday and what ie" eiksp
w.,e up were afraid buy they could net tell wh any
certainly when the could 10 hs market; c~
"a nj hone will there fom here before TUESDAY hs
trade 10 snot at stand stall ard tho prospects
OF the Doytrs anything but pleasant The nsns Price
offered for the sas SO hsj elan
about Sc y ~ York weight the Beeves which sre Roe
and fat will dress At least 200 n. -
FHsIorrs-From Buffalo to Albany 4oc. v 100 ~ From
Albany to New-i ok, by railroad 7ic 100 y state csue
tom Albany Newly orb, BY rsi!Tosd p car load by
propeller tic y 100 n fer Western, AID hesd or Stss
cattle From Albany Brighton go = on Western
add SIS y State cattle.
RscxPT.-1he flowing 10 our comparative satemeos Of
receipts At tAs market the Cent1s Railroad e'linns
10 10 the ca: 70. "eoA
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VIHE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF
Il ACT Of the Speci-l Session-both complete-wil be
found IN THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC