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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-24

AT meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of Lafayette Parish,
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That q mass meeting Of
the people of the parish of Lafayette
be called on the oath of July, at the
Court House in Vermilionville, to con-
slider the alledged irregulsrity of the
nomination of Mr.. John S. Billiu.
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
committee, the nomination of Mr.. John
S. Billiu, ms democratic candidate for
this Congressional District, at New
Orleans on April 18th, 1880, was ir.
regular and undemocratic, and further,
that there were no regular delegates to
said convention from this parish
therefore,
Resolved, That mass meeting Of
the democratic voters of this parish bt
held on the Gath July, 1880, at the
Court House in Vermilionyille to elect
SIX delegates from this parish to a regu.
lar Congressional Convention.
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Judge G. A. Fournet returned this
morning from Leesburg, he reports that
the Grand Jury was at work when he
left, but had returned no bills. He
also reports better crops in Cameron
than ever before.
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The Railroad no Raarss.alI.
IN. o. Picayune.I

kilograms from President Vince
lock state that the contract with the
Construction Company was signed in
New York yesterday morning. A
railway from New Orleans to Marshall
via Alexandria is now secured beyond
a donbt.
The terms of the contract were ar
ranged few weeks since at a confer
ense held in this city between the d.
recters of the New Orleans Pacific
Railroad Company and ex-Gov. Brown,
James p. Scott, and others represent
Messrs. Jay Gould and Tom Scott.
The latter parties were to organize
a Construction Company which should
bnild and equip the road from this
city to Marshall at certain sum per
mile, to be paid in first mortgage
bonds and stock of the N. o. and p.
r. Il. Company; the bonds and stock
TO be delivered on the completion of
sections of ten (l0) miles.
This Construction Company was
subjected to some unexpected delays
IN raising the necessary capital in New
York, one of which was the necessity
of advertising its charter in that city
for thirty days to give it a legal
existence.
But all necessary preliminaries have
been arranged, the capital to perform
the work has been subscribed, and the
fnalidocnments signed and delivered.
The company agrees to complete the
road ready for business in eighteen
(16) months. 1t will probably be
done earlier.
The route is such as to afford ex-
traordinary facilities for speedy con
struction. Work can be commenced
on the trans-M Mississippi division, and
conducted both ways to Alexandria,
and from the Atchafalaya crossing.
Itis not yet known what route will
be followed after reaching Brnle Land
ing. If the Mississippi is crossed
there, work can be conducted with
equal advantage from both Baton
Rouge and New Orleans. Some nine
~ miles Of the track are already grad
ed and the country on this side Of the |
Mississippi, betwsen here and Baton
Rouge, along the river bank, is favor
able for railway construction. I'm fact,
in presents the cheapest and best
route ont of this city.
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Read our clubbing rates, and send
us $3.50 for the Echo and N. o. DE
nooRAr, which will pay for both pa
pers one year. The cash must accom-
pany the order.
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BY an oversight the proceedings of
the Mass Meeting, called by the Demo
cratic Executive Committee of St. Mar
tin, does not appear this week, we will
publish them next week.
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At a meeting Of the Parish Demo
cratic Executive Committee, of the
parish of St. Martin, held July 10, 1880,
the following resolutions were unanim-
ously adopted:
Resolved, That in the opinion of the
Parish Executive Committee of the de
mocratic party of the parish of St
Martin, the nomination of Mr.. John s.
Billiu made on the 18th of April, 1880,
at the city of New Orleans, was irreg-
ular and undemocratic; thereby tend
ing to disrupt the unity and harmony
of the democratic party in the third
congressional district, and preeiudes
the possibility of party success.
Resolved, That the interests of the
democratic party of the third congress
sional district demand that regular
congressional convention be held at as
early date as practicable.
Resolved, That from statements
made before and in possession of this
committee, Mr.. ]. S. Billiu did inn
properly nse the names OF citizens OF
this parish knowingly representing
them to be delegates 20 said conven-
ton, when they were not, and that he
did this without their consent or xu
thority.
Whereas, These are questions Of Sc
grave and serious character, involving
not only the honor and reputation of
Mr.. ]. S. Billiu, blt the sacred rights
of the voters of this parish therefore,
Resolved, That q mass meeting Of
the democratic voters Of this parish be
called to meet St Breaux Bridge, on
Wednesday, July IA, to consider these
questions and to decide as 70 regular
congressional convention, its time and
place, and the election of five delegates
to represent this parish in the same.
Resolved, That the secretary of this |
be, and he is hereby author
lied to have posters struck of to-day,
calling said mass meeting, and circu-
ate said posters by messengers through
,ut the parish.
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New York. Jms 1v..3An eafsn arr,
fqnake of oonsiderab,s s'leice va
felttin several TOWNS p New !. amp +
O'clock,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-24

brentwood, Texas, July 14.--A
rattiesnake fourteen fcet long, with
forty-eight irattles, was killed near here
YESTERDAY, probably the largest Of its
kind in the world.
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It's a tight squeeze to get lemon
jnice in a strong punch.
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10000 q
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, Dec. 23-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, Dec. 23-P. NJ.
The amount Of business done at the Mining Stock
Exchanges to-day well up TO the late daily
average but except for two OF three stocks the
dealings were void of feature. Boston Consolidated
still droops and today closed at 81 after rally
from 20 TO as cents. Chrysolte was better all the
way out. and closed at 67s against 6ss yesterday
Annie continued to improve and rose to So cents
Climax was dull and after sales at 50 cents closed
at 63 cents: Little Chief was cents higher at W
cents. Leadvllle 2 cents lower at 90 cents. ana
South Hite sold at 30632a31 cents. The Com
stock shares were steady within small fluctuations:
Eukill was more active than of late and rose .
cents to LIS Cherokee also was in better uepah'
mn TO j, 65. aud Moose was strong at 1.20 or the
ow-price stocks Silver Nugget declined cents 10
10 cents Copper k mob fell cents but recoVcTeo
10 cents GOLD Placer was largely dealt in at 4o4
80 cents. Calaveras fell cents to Is cents AZ.
Great Eastern recovered cents 10 ~ cents' Ahe
markets closed dull and generally firm.
N. y. MINING STOOh ExCH4VHE Sah"N
nj
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUl


PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR TIE PUB
Lie PRINTING.Sealed proposals VIII be received I'M
III Tuesday II, lSSl at O'Clock for furnish
ing The Paper the Public Printing unul the LIST OF March
1892 proposals be opened before and the award or
contracts made tue JOINT committee OF Congress on
Public Printing lowest and best bidder for the nfee Is
OF the Government the Committee eseryHg 20 tc The ght
reject all bids is Judgment vi the best interests
of the Government may dictate.
Detailed OF the description quantity and quality
paper required accompanied ~ samples ana ak pro
pOsals giving regulation With which bidders mast
comply obtained by addressing j. d. Deirees Public
Printer Washington ID. g.
The contracts will into for such quantities OF
paper as NAV needed dnring the aud no more
The estimated quantities set forth III detail ia the schedule
comprise: $500, 49, .. o.-o,
$1,000 reaDs calendcred printing paper, 24x3e. ,.,.
5000 reans clendered tinted printing paper Of
different sizes 80, 49,, ~,
loI0OD pounds map paper. different ana weights
100000 pounds plate paper.
s. 900 reans white writing paper different sizes and
weights. ,.o. - 49,.
6' q rsaus cover paper different weights
300 reams manila paper, different sizes.
tissue paper.
80 O0J sheets Initiation parchment different sizes
q sheets bank nOe paper
sheets glazed bond paper
$4,000 sheets card board ~ , ,--.... nth.
nv decon Of Tie Committee Of Congress Oh Public
Printing. ,.o n rrrppgs p,b,,c p,,ntar
Washington, December 9, 1880.
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1feamboais ano RAILROADS..
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A FALL RIVER LINE .
81 TO BOSTON FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TlCkETs
corresponding reduction ali points MaRnncent
steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY Daily SUNDAYS in
cluded IRON Pier ~ foot Of MURRAY Leave
Brooklyn D. m: Jersey city. 4:0J wa Annex boats
Tickets staterooms be obtained et ALI pr1Dcps
hotels and ticket Offices the Office the Pier and on board
steamers.
GEO r. COMMON BORDEN LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent. Agents
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on AND AFrGR NoYEMBER %. $50.

L,
WIfH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER %. 1880,
Express Trains leave New York Desbrosses ani cort
s. s no p no LIN IT S nr sand,$ ss9 4 aH
~ a. nj D o. T. oV qua " VIZ a Tt exeest snnday at
7:30 M and D. M running through Via Trenton Caa
Boats brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans at Jersey Cy arording speedy anu direct transfer
Returning leave est Philadelphia 1901, 3i5, 4.5,
a. M l. 7:Sop Leave Philadelphia Camden a.
III Ti lex Sites 20 Snd roSi%sy and
hSSS SI station loot Of Foa-sS Brookvn
grant Ticket ofce, ;alerv place n AN g, ~,
O1 EfHS XII Tm0as6S. LP. FARMER
F General Manager. GenI Passenger Agt
TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEw.YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ADVANCEMENT oP TRAINS TAKING EEFEcr nov Is. 1880.
Hcm,nPat and SsSasS Day E1STess Drawing
m DAILY Fast ST. Louis Express arriving ~, a. But
Southwest Pumans best Drawingroom sleeping Coaches
p w. cDaily) Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo Niagara fals Cincinnati and
7I5 D. i nnsrant train TOR the West
Ne% 5 isS M sS GsS 30 So 7so
p M. 200 midnight Saturday nights only Sundays,
go 70 1929 %tPs IoSo
ii5 800 $50 i:l6 BIO, 800 61o $50. 9, 1880. ID
midn ght sundays GOo $50, 1920 w., Las, $780, p. H.,
Paer on o. $780, 10 1920 IL noon. l;i5, 3, $780,
44O g. 5:l0 52O $50 GlO, $50 T. 30 1880 and ~
midnight sundays, D. $780, 1920 NJ, lf5. G:3Op and
~ midnight 60, ar A =, M 80 IN,
$40 e.lO 1880 and II midnight Saturday nights only
SUNDAY, 0:lJ a. ~. $3.50 p M
suiern $780, 7i5U, 1920 m. las $50. 800 el0 7l5
aud II midnight. snndays 600 $3.50. 1870 a. lao $50
y. m, and ~ midnight 80
New burg aud Cornwall. 81, $3.50. ss3O y. m sun
Rondout aud Kingston. a. IN, 3sop m. Sundays, $50
q.
Sundays 6. $50, l02O a N, $50 m
sundays $50. lO2 "A m. $3.50. D. IN. The . m and $50
10 m. trains with New-York and Oswego Midland
Rairoad al Aan.sL
davs $50 lO:2O a. q, $3.50 aud p
23dst quarter ~ anu quarter after
hour 5:4o ~ v:4o and al 1910 and ll:4b
D. l. -. =, -
ana sleeping Coaches DO obtained sud orders for the
nsny's OMEGA 800 s0l s57 Broadway, N. Y. No.
tourt- T. Brooklyn at the Company's Depots
cxprcSs Trans tho West In NewNo at 1875
and fI:25 q nj and 1910 M
mo. n. ABBOTT. Gen1 Pass'r Ag'b New. York.
NORTHERN RAIL ROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trans for rnglewOOd Oster fiern nj and Ny
ae 7. $3.50. $3.50 3, i;Ju J5 u ~, $3.50 1880 pm
suudayH IN. AID ESQ TAG ll;so y n. tram Will
leave 30 minute, iater saturday nights.
Manuel spring Vaiey ana Monsey 800 vooa M 400
'''1 mo n AhBorr Gsnera Pass'r AGENT New. York
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
FHIcU VALLEY RAILROAD.
RAILROAD

II - GKLAT TIKI NIX LINE ..
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYOrk via DesDroses and Cortandt streets
Ferries as follows: . ,.. ,,,,
Harrisburg Pttsburg. the West south with Pullman
Palace Cars attached $3.50 m, 6. and 80 D. m daily
Whamsport Lock Haven $3.50 o. M 500 p m; SOrry ana
Ieum centre and the OIL REGIONS
Baltuore Waskp gtou and south. Limited Washington
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily excep. sunday 10
Washington 3. Regular at 4:3O and SEQ
q. m. 10 D. IN. sunday, 400 a. IN. and 10 p. m.
I,xuTess Baumue except sunday, 1 D. m. -
Express West Phade Dha. 49, 1850 8 SGD $3.50 40
Limited. IL l. $3.50. 4. 4i0, D, q, o;3O AMI ~ D. NJ,
ana II night Sunday. 430 and $3.50 s. t. T. $50 and
3Vrcss for Plade1hia via Camden $50 and p H.
except sunday.
Brooklyn Annex" CONNECT WIN al thrOu0h trains
Jersey CITY. anordlnSa sIeV ana dIect Transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel. p,,.,-, = ,o.to . - o,,
daiiS $40 a. andG:SO D m daily. except Monday. From
Ms5nnCron ami Baltimore. 600 a 800, 20
lbs p. ~ sunday $50 a. a. w.. and 1870 p. III. From
~ 80 6:3O $50. 9iJ AMI 10:4O p. IN. Sunday
80 90 1910 ll3O a. m, $50 935 and lO40p M.
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panliua Aldocmles.

ALEX. MACGREGOR'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCISG ll2 5th ave. near Hth-st.
Private tuition tlme. FOr classes send TOT orcuars
ALLEN DODWORTH'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, NO Bsl FIFTH AVE-
terms, DAYS Tor circular.
Nouce-Atter Thursday Dec % all the classes Will be
suspended Commencing a<sln jan !. lool.
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ODD TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGTON LINE,

CONNECTING FOR ALL FONTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, On Tuesdays Thursdays and
and NAh6AGASsErr on Mondays, Wednesdays Fri.
4:30 p. NJ FROM PIER S. N. r..
Foot arriving Boston A. Special Limited
rcA between Nen-lork aud Boston GOOD
ONLY as specified on their face 81 each
Tickets at all principal ticket offices ktateFoOms
al offices MescOtSs Express Company at Nos
1853 500 Broadway ana Al Metropolitan kfth
Hotels ieket offices
ELECTRA aud GA LA ia Pier -, North
RIVER foot OF Wsrfest daily except sunaays) at 4. NJ
for Boston via Providence direct.
Freight via eitiiet line taken at lowest rates
ID. - .bABCoCk, President
Ia W. FILkISs- GanerA4 PASSENGER Axels
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
/ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
DONAU ..... sat. Dec. Do lNItCKAR..... sat- jan :.
RHFTN. 800. Ian. l. ODE * sat Jan %
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-i DIRK 10 SOCIhAMf-
TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN. -. .co
FIRST CABIN .....-..... $50 SECOND CABIN.-..s6o
STEEKAGE. $50. . .-- -..,o
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid steerage cer
Gates 500. sail from Pier between SeoOhd anu
Thirds Is, HobOken. n. J. ....
Donau ana Rhen viii leave II o'clock m. instead oil
O'Clock y. In. usual . .,.o . -o - r....,.o cs-oor
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON A ID PHILA DELPHIA. -
Leave NewY0rk from Station c. H. Il Of " j. foot OF LID
ertyst. 81
For PHILADELPHIA Ninth and Greensts at 7i5, O. 10.
1l:I5 M: 1870 430 $3.50. 2, 8 ll:30 II On sun
day a 3:45 a. m. $50 T. ll;3O. IL D. 80 30
For Third and Berks-st, az $50 1l:l5 m; $780, 49,
$50 u. u. sunday at S:43 a.
Trenton Warren and Tuckersts $50 745 r. 10 II Is
1880, l. 43O, 44h, $50. T. 3. 1880. IL D. ~ sunday
Sd a. m; $50. z, 1870 II
trains leave Philadelphia for New YORK; .
From stations Philadelphia Reading x r., corner Ninth
and Green-sts 1870. $50 $3.50. ii g. l:l5 = $40
b:4O $40, 1870 D. On Sunday at $50 M 3d. o'iO
~ - On, M
From Third and Berk s.sts, at 445, $50, 0l5 l20
$40 g. Il:3D y. sunday at $40 m. 4S0 1890 m
From Trenton Warren and Tucker-sts liza i2J, 54O
Gao 9O5 zoos ll:20 m; 2 2:44. 42I 6:30 725, g. 25
n M sunday-l.2 rs. 4:2j 92O a. m; 6l5, 7;25 D.
Connection Is made at Jersey CITY station 10 ana from
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot JERSEY City - -. 49,
sale foot OF Liberty ST. NOS. 23y, Z0I 4Ul
Oh 9jl 1913 Broadway and az the principal hotels Nos
an Courtst. and Annex Office JswePs hari Brookyn
Y Transcend OmDany. DOdds Express will call Tor and
check baggage noted residence TO destination App
canon can be made at and Broadway 1856 6thave.
New Court ST. Brookyn. All these Offices are IN
with lhe Bell IeleIhone ana Law IeegraPh
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I VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
rrur, Or n EsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ALL N BETWEEN
NEW WORK. AND PHILADELPHIA

10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
- pIfPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NETWORK.
poUBIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MkSr AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
NTH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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felp Uanieo.

uOUSEWORK-W a good general
Welsh. English or German Pr0iestant pre-,
feTTed understand strictly temperate
and ogng Apply giving references and wages expected
to Mrs. REEFS, The Grove, Pans H.
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for the Goli0ans.

for the GoIioans.
HOLIDAY G1FTS.-Everythlng for office,
study ana library decorated Dkstands book racks,
portfolios revolving bookcases scrap books music stands
stylographlc and iu line Of Statoners novelties
READERS * W'rERS' ECONOMY COMPANY, b0nd-st.
TNHE HOLIDAYS.
l Buy your Christmas Presents at the Exchange for
Wonans Work Invitations for parties and receptions di
rect ed ami sent No 4 East 2Othst
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL, FAST LINE To THE WEST

~ MODEL FAST LIN THE WEST,
VIA Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
OF Newt depot the foot OF Lbertyst az follows
a. m-Except Sunday for Washington snd The Wes WIN
p m-DaIy Tor washingto Cincinnati Chicago and ST.
cars TO Cincinnati.
lliSp w.-Dsly for Washington and the West, with
sleeping attached. - - -
TO all trains
No other line makes faster TIM the West
Trains arrive from the West at GAO lin, and $40
p. m.
Principal NewYork Office. 3l5 Broadway Ola Broad
Tickets secured and checked through
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Station in New-York foot Of Lbertyst; station in
Commencing December l. lSsO-Leave New.fork loot OF
LiOerty-st., "a tol0ws
300 4. m.-For Pennington, Easton Allentown Reading
Harrisburg,
1880 a. m.-For schooley's Mountain High Bridge Branch
d.: /. & Western r. H., Easton Allentown Wilkesbarfe,
sib a. m.~For Pennington, Easton Allentown. Reading
Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Wilamsport TaInaQpa Drfton
m-FOr Bennington, Easton Allentown, Reading, Har-
Tisburg, Mauch Chunk. Waverly &c
$3.50 p. M. For Easton. Bath, Mauch Chunk. Tanaqua
DriftOn, Wlkesbarre. scranton. &C. ,
43O .-FOr schooley's Mountain High Bridge Branch
Easton Allentown, &c.
4:i5 p. m For soInerville, Femlpgton. &C. .r...
Reading Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, WiIkesbarfe, &c.
SUNDAY trans at $40 ~ for Bound BROOK
and intermediate stations at $50 D. for EastOn Alien
town. Harrisburg and the West - a.,
For Newark at 54j. 6l5, $40, 7:l5 7d5 ei5, SAD el5
9:SO, TO- 1890 ll:l6 M ~ No. $3.50 $3.50, o. oSO
b45. g. 6:l5 $50, 7:l5, $40 9l5 1913 lEl0, ~ p M
For trains to local points Time Tables stations.
Hoats OF the connections
lara - nfln
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-The steamers OF this Line take Lieutenant
Maury's Lane routes at ali seasons 0i the year. 80
5i1~y n y on ~ TE Dec 25. IL a. m.
CITY OF MONTREAL III itsDAG; pee 90 . =. m
CITY OF BERLIN -. li"u''
CRY OF RRUS Els. 1T tuesday Jan - p M
CITY OF RICHMOND. ......SATU RDA1. jan ~, III AM
From b er 81. y. r. foot OF Charlton ST.
CABIN $50 $50 and 500 Return tickets on favorable terms
bTEERAGE. S2a Prepaid $50 Drafts al lowest rates
Saloons .taerOOns sniO.Ing and bathrooms anldshps
These steamers de- not carry cattle, sheep or pigs.
JOHN q. UA LII Agent, 81 and 50 Broadway, y I
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CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-PropoSals for furnishing granite
~ for bukhead river wall will be received by
the Department ks Il DuauesL, until Inc 9th
OF January 1881 az O'Clock m For full information see
The CITY Record Copies sale az No. 2 city Hail
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GUION LINE. ...,-.,,,.,,,.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 3S N r.. foot Of King 81.
WIsCONsi '.........T u EsDAY, Dec 20. 2:J0 p. m
- r,lF7 - - a. =, a.
y fSDA \. Jan II, Z:dD D.
WHOhlNG.... y y !, re- D4 l. jan 20 d. III
ARIZONA. TUESDAY, Jan. 20. p IN
~ These steamers bnt OF iron, IN waertight COM
furnished with requisite - make
Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
ing bath room smoking dTawingrOO1n piano ana
library ais, surgeon sewariess and caterer on
each steamer deck thus lnsur
ing greatest luIuries at sea- perfect ventilation
and light .x, -. .,....-., .co 400 49,,
sluo INTERN EDIATE $40 oTEERAGE at low rates
WILLIAMS & GUION.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New. York foot Liberty St. n. X
Via Branchuort:
For Sandy Hook S:15 11;45 a. NJ, pm.
For Monmouth Beach, SeaOught and Highlands, D. $40
ll:i5 a. M, $3.50, D.
Via Red Bank
S:I5 a m-For Manchester Toms River, Barnegat. &c.
1870 D. m-For Manchester, Toms River ATLANTIC CITY
and ali stations 10 Bay side
D.. m.-F
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AMERICAN MINING STOCK ExOHAS6E SALES
FIRST CALL--1O1a O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SECOND cALL-1l O'CLOCK AN.

Vandewater I Miner Boy Con Pacific California
loGO - SO 5000 -. 'Gq 100 -. LIS GOO. l.55
300. -. AS SILVER Nugget Boston Con Climax
500 So .09 6OO...---- ~ l1oubo;.. 'ot
$40. 80 400. .l0I Durango hextcan
fSn sb3j Chrysolite 500. BIS. .lS 10 ...... s.13
Glrani lOO.biO. 6.SS Copper KNOB Oplhr- 90
Iittis Cl1eT 100 mo 100 500 BIZ on sierra Nev'da
Loo. 95 Mslacite Con Virginia 100 $40 800
Besta Belcher 3OO.-.. LOO IOO AIo ohiV non S1n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing from Pier foot OF Canal-st-, North River.
For Francisco via Is linus Of Panama
ACAPU Frday, December 81. bOOD
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico
From Francisco Japan and China
CITY or PEEJN ..TqosdaY Jan 4, p. m.
From San Francisco O Honolulu, New Zealand and Aus
ualia.
ZkADANDlA- .SaturuaY january TO- p
arrival Of London mails at san Francisco. -
Passengers fOrw arded To SAN FRA NCIsCO, SANDWICH
ISLANDS. JAPAN. CHINA, NEWZbALA I'd, AUSTRIA
LA, SOUTH AMERICA. CENTRAL AMERICA and
MEXICO.
For freight PASSAGE. and general information apply at
Company's Oace, Pier foot OF Canal ST. North River
H. j. BULLAY.
Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

OFFICE OF THE DURANGo GOLD MINING co,
Room 43, No 10 Oadway. New York
GPECIAL NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
- The undersigned constituting majority OF the Board
OF company hereby noce that the an
uua meeting stockholders will be held at the Ohce or
the company January g. 1850 at o'clock p NJ Tor inc
Of Trustees to for one
year. lso vote the question OF Incl easing the c
tai OF the company from 100000 to SOoOUO0 70
enable company purchase other mining property The
polls will open from TO Transfer books WI DO
closed December "a reopen January H. 1881
a MCDONALD, j. MlLNOB DlCkEI,
WILLIS A. BARNES, EFFINGHAM bAWRENCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare, 81
~ Steamers PecksD daily (sundays exeeptcdl IL
New at and ll:30 connecting with road.