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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-22

n aal IS 4 IA M - Iftl ~ lo,&i. u
!, AIOTICE II hereby given tIiet IND fnllow-
IN ing named settler has filed iotice of HIS
Intention " make final proof in support ok
his claim, and secure isiiii tlicrepf III TIL
expiration 0f thirty days from thu date IL this
notice, viz May 22 1870, Al u d 'cloell II. hi 4
Martin Fitre whn made Homestead npplita-
ti0r No. 3777, for the y In OF 4 w lii 81 Bee
n and n lI2 0f n w II4 81 Sec 1 !, q Il 3 r N
w, y w 4 Dist La, and nainca Tho following
ae his Witnesses, Wiz; Solomon bertrand. Dclii[
us Bertrand J, u. ". Marcanfel and Louis Lang
ley, al. Of Cilcasleu parish, III,
Il Nj M- BURNEIsIt, Registcrs
April ~, 1850. -bt. WV y
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Election Notice.

|(AN the III day Of june, a d., 1850, there
~ will be an Election held FORA Mayoy and
1--WE Aldermen, for the toxin ~ Lake Cherries,
La. WIN. MEYER. Mav0r.
May %, 1850 st.
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PoRr TOWNSEND, Feb. 6, 1880.

PoRT TOWNSEND. Feb. 6. 1880.
En-. INTERCHANGEABLE following
IL the meteorological summary at Neah
Bay. for January. 1889:
Hishest barometer during the month,
30.77. o. tho 3lst.
LOwsst barometer during the month,
70 10. on the 9th.
Mean bAr0mster daring tue mouth.
90 SO.
Highest Temperature during the
month, ~ degrees. on the 2lst.
Lowest temperature during the
month % degrees, on the 18th.
Mean tsmpea asure during the mouth.
80 degree.
Prevailing winds. northwest. south.
west and southeast.
Maximum velocity or force. 80 milss,
on the 10th.
Total rainfall or melted snow, $3.50
inches.
Number OF days on which .Ol inch
or more rain or snow fell. 20.
Number Of days on which cloud,ness
avenged 8 or more on scale Of 10, Is.
Total depth Of snowfall during tho
month. t0.S5 inches.
Greatest depth Of snowfall at any
one time. IS 80 inches.
Depth Of snow Ut end OF month.
none-all melted.
The rainfall end melted snow have
made greater result than in January,
1879. when there was . rainfall Of Is. %
inches. JAMS g. SWAN,
Observer.
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MO thersl Moshers!l Moshers!

Mothersl Moshers!l Mothers!
Arc you disturbed at night and
broken At your rest BY sick child suf.
ferips and crying With the excrucistius
pain Of cutting teethI II N, 20 q
once and get bottle Of Mrs. WrNs
Lows SOOTHING syrup. Il will re.
lieve the poor little sufferer immediate
ly-depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There 10 not mother on
earth who Las ever used it who will moi
tell You at once that it will regulate
the bowels. aud give rest to the mother
and relief aud health to the child, spsr.
ating like msgic. It il perfectly safe
to use in all cases. and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will aocomps NJ
each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac simile Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS 10 or
the outside wrapper. Sold By oil
Medicine Dealers. IS cents q bottle
Beware Of limitations.
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to msmbership in the COMMITTEES they
Withdrew.
The Committee proceeded to the
slsction of delegates to the National
Republican Convention to convene at
Chicago. June ID, 1880, with the fol-
lowing result:
Delegates Thomas 7 Minor Of
Jefferson county. and Hon Thorn IS 81
Brents Of WsIla Walla county.
Alternafes-Hon Geo b Stewart OF
Clark county. and Hon james A Per-
kins Of Whitman cnon'y.
Resolutions endorsing the ed0iEi.
trstion Of Gov r. p Ferry. and asking
bis rs-appointment as Governor OF
Washington Territory. was passed by a
unapim0ns vote Of the Committee.
The resignation Of the Hon ] G
Msighsr vas accepted and the Hon 7
warnan of Pacific county WAS elected
member Of the Committee IA gil said
vacancy.
Motion carries to adjourn subject to
the call of the chairman.
Byron BARLOW.
Secretary.
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More road Was built in 1879 than in
any other year before or since. Con-
struction Vas then costly. probably
twice - costly - today. Tho older
States arc pretty we'll snpplied with
roads. and the great construction Of the
future must b in the Territories and
the newer States.
Illinois still leads ell other States in
The mileage Of it, railroads, closely
followed. however, BY Iowa. Ohio. New
York ard Pennsylvania. which I've
States contain within their borders
thirty thousand miles OF railroad.
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The Argue i informed By Postmaster
LeasseA that l0S lsttsss ere now in The
Post Tewsssnd once. awaiting the Do.
pastuss oe ths mail for 9itka, oil ad-
dssssea 70 !. Wads. in answer to the
sdvsstissnsat following. which sp-
pssssd n : late Haa Franeisoo paper:
WAnT1D-fiity young men TO Join 4
saSvsytng party; SO Per month and
exposes rid. Address. with stamp,
3. Wada 0itka, Alashs Territory.
1r Wa1e b supposed to b . blk,
sad this shssp bat dishoosse dodgs d
HI 70 81 eeaae staapa The attention
Il Ne Poslal Agent q Portland Aaa
besa called to ~ ease.
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Saturday. February z. 1880
EIGHT YEARS aallaoao CONSTRUCTION


On The 1st Of January. 1880. the rail-
rod systsn Of The United States in
sluAsd . mileage 81 ss.ae3. The CON-
pars,ivs extent Of this may be inferred
when ~ state that in all Earope there
ere Only 100000 miles Of road. and in
the rsmsisdsr OF The world but 70. 900
miles. We syssngs . mile Of railroad
20 every SIS people. and Harepes mile
TO every $500.
Daring the year 1869 1880 miles of
railroad were built in the United States.
OF this lssgsh Is miles were Of 2 feet
gage, 20 miles Of sH isst gage. sS2h
miles Of 3 fsst gag. and st0sH uilss
Of sesadasd Ngs. OF I fsstsH issbss.
In Kansas alone the construction Of
1879 covered . length of 543K miles ;
in Iowa . length Of 472H miles; IN
Minussots 1907 miles; 10 Nebrasks
2s6 miles; and in Dakota 1857 milss.
That part Of the country between the
Mississippi river and Rocky Mountains
led ell other parts last yssr. West Of
the Mississippi 1857 miles were built.
and east Of that river l24S miles
Westward the star Of empire takes it,
wy.
The new road opened 70 the public
durisg the past eight years is stated in
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FEBRUARY Q

FEBRUARY
Road supervisors F N Duvall, 8 II
Foster and A C Kimball were settled
With.
Tho Auditor was directed to make up
the lists Of grand and petit jurors, &C.
cording 70 law. for the ensuing year.
Ordered. that the County Treasurer
transfer $1,000 from the county fund to
the genersl road fund.
Phe Board appropriated 1925. on tie
petition Of Pat Grshs-o. for road pur-
poses.
The Board. OH tic petition of Thos
Mercer and others, vacated portions of
Water and Ellsworth streets. in Mer-
Gers second addition to Seattle.
The following communications were
received:
TO tho Honorable Commissioners OF
King County-We the undersigned
physicians Of Seattle, hereby agree to
render to the INDECENT sick Of King
county such medical and surgical at
tendance - may be required at Provi-
dencc Hospital fer the ensuing year
gratuitously.
GA WEED. MD,
E L SMITH. MD,
HERBERT A GALE, MD.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners will contract to fu..
nish medical and surgical treatment to
the county poor and furnish medicine
for $500 per annum.
II B BAaLRY, MD.
To the Hon. County Commissioners
Il will sgree TO furnish medical at
tendance and medicine to the pUoe Of
King county. for the coming year. for
Qua hundred end thirty dollars. said
attendance to be in every respect such
% furnished when was county ply.
sicisn two years ago.
JOHN BAKER, MD.
To the Hon Board, etc: We propose
10 your honorable board. 10 the inmates
Of Providence Hospital, who are county
charges. with medicines aud liquors o.
needed for Une year. for the sum Of
$50. 10 county scrip
SISTERS OF CRAFTY.
After due deliberatiou the Board dc :
sidsd 70 reject DR. Bakers bid. % it did
not include surgical attendance. The
bids Of Drs Weed, Smith and Gale for
medical and surgical attendance. and
that OF the Sisters for medicines, were
accepted.
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DISTRICT COURT.

FalDAY. Feb. 6.
l w Busby " The City Of Seattle.
After being ont III night, the Jury
brought in the following verdict:
I'VE the Jury in the above entitled
case Ind for the plsinsi6 and assess
The damage Ut four hundred dollars: q
L Hitch, Foreman"
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nAlsA,mo COAL EXPORTS.

The three great coal mines near Ma.
aaimo. B. O.. sent forth coal in 1879 ~
lollevs:
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Taking the Nississippi ~ the line Of
division, this road wss built east and
->~A ~r "a =. A>1~- .s.S.S.
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To3oI 220 0z7
Tie sbipusnts Of 1879 wiil compare
with thoss Il previous years - bolow
sisted:
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Po1r TowxsxxD. Feb 9th CAp,ai
Oliver. Of the wrecked bark Gen Cobb
arrived here from victoria yesterday
and proceede.i 70 Sesbeck.
Mr. 8 L Nsstick. proprietor Of the
PORT Discovery mill. ieft on Thursday
Tor San francisco via Parsland.
LoNDox. Feb 6eh-Chas NsvdeRate
Conservative ssesslses Tor Va, ~ickshir~,
savo notice ~ h,s intens,0s to ODER res.
citations prosid nc for the susp~usisu
Of m-mhsss = shs psnalsy q obstruct
| ing lsgsslatior.
Mr. Shaw. H.ms Raler FINN Cork,
gave uotics Of nosinu cen-uring tbs
0oseeument tor fsil,ngtn t~k- s63.sen,
mra srcs for the s~lsef AZ The stl-sresz
in Irrtsnd. Ard calling upon them Ia
oct u that 1,rectiss. He ie-olutsor
enscludes With the ssaaem~mt s.st Il !.
essential fox tho peane md prosperity
at lf~lAnd 70 legis:ase isnnediassiy aud
eumpeshsnaivsly O questions r~l~tivs
% land tenure. H. ne9l~cs q which
| duty = The true sAsse a IL eunseaasly
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WASHINGTON TkRRlroRY.

sxclcssvnv 70 sss usna,asscsa.
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n Office.

nUB 1umD ANNUAL 1G4HFIH0 or THI
j 0eaahhsodeso o. ~ RuQse round Cpmnse.
~ oe0eaay vtU - hs1A . thssP o1Doo u Pasl
0e0leA. - e. - TUESDAY. Ne lfth day q
yU10UAoY. -. . eieDasA ,. u. fss to cleo
- - . 01a1 g TsasooeD snA To- tssnancttcu q
80 eeAH eoaDeo - Dsy co0s hsioes ne
= 60 q - RssssAaaS.
01As1s v. p. sOUTy. ssessta.y.
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G A WEED. MD,
E L SMITH. MD,
HERRERC A GALE !

To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners will contract to fu:.
4 ish medical and surgical treatment to
the county poor and furnish medicines
for $500 per snnum.
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Total far elk years.
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---,.-, r,rr-2.3o O'Clock r.. NJ.
luEvCiy lHyIyG STOCK ETCHAyGg SALES
FIRST cALL-10:1J O'CLOCK A. NJ.

sinner D5- Boston Con Nante~atef 500 Durango pa
200 ....- 100 l'. l"O 5W o'" 81 ~ 1,Iir,av
go -sa. 80 Malac me 90 oD1 ~ -, ,ac Is
! ID 90 DO. LOO SILVER Nl-g'i 9v ------
-.---- - JOD.-.---- 30
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Crcss Alaiing.

DRESSNAKER.-By 10 dressmakrr Of twenty
- .ears prtc-c- private tAul of win ~ -ia r ,
, .4r- expected 30 t4I- Address IlI one "--A I '
Tribune Branch Office - La7t li.let
nRE-S MAKING.-By a tir-t-class French
.rr,smader Iu all branch W.T., done one In t,uie-
p rr 4iv. home on rs4r a ir .tIhh "i-c IT'D
HON, zIJ W-zt -otI--t., between ia l-4 SUD ayes
l ACES lace curtains, gloves. '.llleIa, ud 5,
1 .r'D4 and I..~ GOOD. .u.glt.I ulnbr LAS %
ace s,o.s maze to I.lar M.. A. HhI, % Vest Id
ST.. corner uf o.l-4F-
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..r r-1rer,ru TO rnr rnuuvE.I


SAY T.A>C-C.. Nov. ALTA advanced to-day
under .u...r rlat the d1-. ''i dml. la cro-scuI
no. .H ar si.IIlaf ." iut. .o1 u w Ieel ID oIl-
j. 30. j. tt-.f O'AS'ecN~ '0L' IVY o" CALI ou'
-,+ t-- Dl.ro-
Tie Old -.t'- -i-A- '- "- - '-' ~
was aI u.IF.
Tine E.. Ii.- Grv. DUfl ID J'N'l-o N.-4l Wednesday
-l.l...... .. +.u. Itv..g.r-, are d, fever heat.
~o--'-
t,. ... , OIL, .... -...,.,--l -- 10.
In.nI .N''. ,t +'''-''t .' '--. --' .- - .---'
cts U.-t .r..N from f. .c htlA.-
Private -tH pine adv cc-, C l'leI OIL stare tdi
T.. DiI. 81 - '.e NE 'H --' -----7o --'
-.- Ig i'm ,,..i-r If b,r hr'l..-,
81" t,-..-
.-'..,,..5 IL = -G1 last yvaek The
-.' '- i..-r = -..I.. t.. MINI. .Yt t,.f-a.
0N.p assay "'cie-o" - 49, "-'- wv ''
o. .J.h Well d. .l....l g.. -
TIE .aI- cons '.i,- .i ---a -.' 80 ~ d..
lar u.r. dividend Ol 90 CDLte pr e4sIc ..J -D.t
N,verlb.r L.
I'll. .........| OF bU-IugSS done al tie Clearing
~ go. .. . .If..nr Tru>t L. 0Ir my for the month
a. a. ...I p, 3D.. .... f.t..,...
% O,'' ~ o.-,,.
Io.a+ ----.' '.l -------- -----------' "a
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CHRYsOLITE SILVER MINING COMPANY
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.


III July last by resignation Of majority Of The Board
Of Trustees OF trustees 10 III the
esssiye vacancies thus Lme1 affairs Of TINS Company
ene OF he policy represented b. the
uisaerS s1ned practically new management
ihe Company heavily deDt and the mine was win
Ol definitely nesureabe rrseryesho results u
Ionciturs desperate sring after milnelate prOluct
-1l excessive dividends
Tic sto rapidly declining under TIE oact 4 farming
reports clrcuafe! concerning
snce pc hrst u August nearly four hundred thousand
lAfs ~ der has been earned and paid hc Company has
I'4uefaDe ana the
s1PH,iraJpar now progress Lbe uTe
urFei"ps5 AID uona of deal eel
VI ~ az before he Stockholders Jbc approaching An
DUAL Meeting
oe atot khoders who wish She work thus begun N bs
,1hd ahd We p-9perty u Tie Company 10 DC admins
~ MN ylgor and economy business Prndpies with
eeIrhc" 70 ne Interest - spccullOT wthOat running
loDt wal" paying divd3ndS without misrepr,-enta-
su % me cDmDanys Affair." either % encourage dis
S az Ve 1oaeIs ~ IL JIer
WNhles 10 either Of The unders gileg:
n y" Raymond II Rurug-sfo preq1d ian. airgm
fssst II Burning -hp Water < Gurnoe, IS Ntssta -;
AlPrtOn Bond 81; Thomas q. PlatG, - Broad,
EalIiing v fost s4. hnesi James H. BANKER, Dro III
20 ~ lIlal Borden HSts Brdusgtck rrfsteeA-
~~4AsneS ~ order gf the Board u TrusiIzss
oetooer l5lsso ~ u AFrLHA"N' Seofo"Afy
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Dmioeu0 Notlces.
Tue NAr1oy,L BAsk OF rHs STATE o. Hsw YosK.

TIVE NATION IL BANK OF STATE OF NSw-YOBH.l
NgW-X ORK. oct rs. 1850.
Alta MEETING Of the Directors of this
n bank held this day. dividend 81 cent ia
rar out ne ~ the last six months payfbe On
and after November 49, instant TIE transfer BOOKS VIII
close 90 October ruan closed until November II.
Ry order The Board JOAN H. ROLsTCk Cashier.
DRANCH OFFICE OF THE TEXAS CEN
I'D TRIAL RAILWAY COMPANY, Houston. Texas, Slst
o. October Coupons Of Texas Central Frst Mortgage
Bond. due November 3. lS}u. vail be paid BY JOHN J.
cisco ~ son, No. % " al A.. New York
f. W CAVE rreasurer.
COUPONS OF INCOME AND INDEMNITY.
- Bonds Houston Texas CENTRAL Raiis sy COM
many dnr t,nd pAy N0yomDar l. 1880 VII
o. from 10Th II october 20 the ION o. N0vcmoc
mrlusiye Dv John J. CISCO g SON, No % " slSA No"
YORK and tate according 20 their terms al cum
pauy's once, Houston. PexaA . AZ avn ,r..,.ox
TTUF COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
4 BOND OF tho INTEItSAllOS AL AND 1kEAI
l.s0 viii b. aah that sto az tho 0fco Of tho
IDmpAny. No 80 Cedar A., Now ork. 80 -, -.
THoxAs W. PEAILaA II, Vtco PreziienA
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THE MONEY HARKET.


IuTsDAr. Nov. -. y
To-day being legal holiday, the stock aud Com
mercial Exchanges were co,c'. and lltfe else than
the National election Wa IN thc thoughts oi a
classes Of persons. The European quotations VIII
be found under ,he head of Foreign Markets.
The following - the statement OF the assets ana
liabilities If The United states treasury on Noyen-
Der |, compared with the statement OF OctobeF1 !:
LIABTIIr;Fs
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rRIrre Avn nERRiEs-PRRsH.

~ "
- rute, BB.s q &c been krr1v1r &
h1poIN' - ua.f few DAYS the mIrker - weak
NOR ne se l.d al 6g Fancy Kings and Bad
sIhpDe's - 20 Is The general puce .oF choice rel
VIZ G'od lo's OF Grcenings were SOD AZ
siasl I2b Graes are "a aaSt-, sone nilorHia
prices ~ az a - per 20 box. Nearly AL ihe sat9
Iokays ite 'o rnartsioi uile number have arrived
, orua and .cl M from - n -. seoorulns
RON ' 80, rrss trglt- The rtcspts ION t0s'on
vaIhily sd irsd q sells readily - e. 3D. Can-
are s .epg more readily and at rhheT better DrceS
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gamers.

4 COLLEGE GRADUATE desires a position
a u cty boys schoo. teacher Of English Matte
naics drawing and in Oi add " ter coi1rs slA
Yeas e2grIal e. ADDRESS n. = Box Tribune Office
ALLNANTNG BEST TEACHERS, Amer
Department. nigh Should nave" Candidates Nrw laul-
lclI-' j. W ~Clt-t'. ID .;i'.i -, 2'.t''Iy A"i1
>cAoo s,tl.e so E"s Iith-,t, SECS" DIX
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
AGLNC1 sHap4e p, ofs.r. prlUo.-.+ and reisers
superior utoe o. oovernesses or address s. NJ J.
YOUNG American and Foreign rracAers Agency - LAon
PRIVATE TUTOR. Of several years ex-
4 perenrr n N,wN ok. desires one or two Plpls mas
bows To- col .ge can refer prominent larties
WHO have been patrons Address YALE GRADUATE Box
t. Tribune once
SUCCESSFUL TEACHER with long eX-
pupils residence refrreDe 81 IA. ngc4I car-ctT
T1ibane Dtown Iaace, is HloadNa.-
YOUNG LADY LIVING ~ Il large sunny
Z lonse IN The country wishes tke the cha ge Of one "
Two s YOU mn Z" mo;ber,s G re Address COUNTRY
HGjiiE." Tribune Uptown ohice. l2.s Br.Adway.
COVERINGS, &c-By an experienced and
N1i Tu Fsec and muse a. soverness or companion
vea thy and Ne0-GOrk FANNY, highest TecftHocs
Acdress GERMAN GOVERN Gss. Tribune Uptown Ohice'
l.2.s Broadway.
DIXCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
AND TEACHEItS-Ine attention o, prioffp M r 1u9
teachers both Anef% Z C 11q w6srH P1NcKNEY
Domestic BUILDING,
Broadway. cor. liihst y Y.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS by Yale gradu-
i 4te-Accre,ted by the Rev VIM " rayor, - ~ a
asm.S address EXPEKIEN CE, BOX .. Tribune once
E,EACHER.-Mis, Helene Hesse, teacher OF
German ts city for many years. mas Is,
readers tnSl. Ill i.. N resumes her essons IN
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Goruoratlon Notlees.

NOTICE.-Proposals for building np-rap
y enhancement with rubbe wal on top Thereof aud
al, rom 4Jth w lstS r.
u tG he o,elged The Department Ot Ocks ~ anu -
i.uanat mil NOyeIn 1880, At II 0cOcA m for
rf.r incarnation CITY Rec 'rd io sAie A. W NS
NO1ICE.-Proposals viii be received AZ ~, Va
1iasdon,rtes ERE Department unt November D. loSO'
20, tp inormatlnu see CIty Record Tor
sale al no. city Hall
DRPAETMKsr OP FTNAScR
YOR COLLATION. % IAAtb,
No 20 CHAMBERs-sT. NLW YoRk NOF- l. SoO
NOTICE 10 TAXPAIERS.-NOtlc Ii hereby
Owen b. Il persons who nave OMIT cd u pay tnen ~
ssj Receiver ~ Ia1eA LA. a., ~
ZANE sia be paid ms once DeiDro u "a 80 ~
vii D. coleflt'l n "a
rnuat on fhst day and per cent Ia sddiioh Ilsrv
~ ~ remainng anpaln IL u day Oh DoeehO"i
next .-, a,.., . o'eock IL IN Office
hours from o d. H. - y Ma RTIS T MCMAHON.
Hees.ver OF Taxes
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(lna.clH.

A MEETING Of hlrcAoltls Of .ha van
\ HJt> Lusi 81. % fPAN. r.u Ice net o.. a' a.h
Iv- I'M t.,Dl,y r .y.T.rk. oa Wt1N ~uAf. November
lI y. . . m b. OIL ul II.tr lIt te ensuing ~.
i''' "'- GEOGGE r. 3I1J-.L- secretry.
Novcmber D. 1880
MEXICAN UNION TELEGRAPH COM
= PA>I'- ENTRA. cJNsrHUD To -rpCk, CHI.
CAGO ana IA rta4> lL.tN IS n OK. It ~ ah.
PACIFIr LAND scalp. O. J.'-tP Il ana j. ttIFll and
Bou-at b. J. :. STANTON,
- -rssaI-st-
DANKER1 and CAPITALISTS VII want TO
ID get buue A inanac fr 1850 % gives tt d les
nted cyrnue anu Expenditure since 800 P1ce
b. cents by mai
Gas Stocks.
All e YorV ard Brooklyn Gas stocks and also II kinds
OF l.looayn Investment -efuritie-. ga { u by
CSC. GE IL rtGEsIi~~-
70 GROAD--I.. A. D % tNCH A-'L ..-Fi.ADf-
Gas STOCKS & CITY Z. h. S,o,l,, and Bonds
II bought an ,jll r I. HEN EIT ID ESchn 20 place
INVESTMENT SECU RTIE9.
4 Bro kim NV YORK County and Hlcrl -liD"u5
Bonds Gas Bank Insurance nd OTHER va1nGs Invest
''''' PRANK p. BE rs. Is court-st.
Phonix Building Ouces g anc H. broo&iyn NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03
MINES AND MINING.


TUESDAY, NOV. II VI
...he Mining Stock Exchanges yesterday was al
~ holiday Business was DALI ana the t,"nS-
Ms were small and far between. mere now
were some irregularities in the dealings s'na
Nov were. Chrysote luctnated only g. nut the
- IeadvIlle shares were lower ana "1aN,
other 80, f,ncies Durango was weak at decline
Au9nte ort silver Nugget recovered cents 10 "a
81 - AMI Moose and Great Eastern were nm
SS EN- ,ri,ct closed dull and without feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

Tire average receipts f1r the week ar me VafluuT
points Of distribution follows: hue Railway. u
ran. OF 80 OF MIX Harlem Railroad 2I-1
do. Nea Haven Railroad ia 10 Hudson River Railroad
40. Midland aToat. LOO cans Of MIX and D. cans Of
Cream; miscellaneous nearby rouies 1, 20 cans OF NJ
boats 500 tnta 3bS5 cans or MIX
quarts each The price at which The surplus has been
du-inL the week averages II 81 K" 5e
ginning s. srLIual declined 10 81 q on the n
there sea ltr market. The supply las
fallen OIL al Oas bu the Is Sill too mnch com
ri supply tue demand and considerable % carried
daily.
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prdtes ano TENDERS.
alarble ano 5laIr Glantsls.

rTERBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTLE IA III LIS,
vi nronumen,s thing 90 A ALAhSA'
sl- So,aye-
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DFfiAh Nr ilih nisf IN It 4 I

Coy,OLIDAlkD MINING AID LANu5 COMPANY,
s. Broadway new YORK. sept Is, l>'l
NOTICE l. hereby gwen chat tIe Dllt'vnrS
~ company. by authority sper T corfred hr the
Shareholders call Tor ContrDsiiJn ASSESS.
mont" dollar per payable tho h5t day N
Stockholders requested To read aud CON
form te stipulation endorsed their -hare Certificates
lIiur. paw without remedy Interest az me rake or
Del crnf per b. allowed payments made Prlor
lst November - .-..~.,-.. ,-. ~-.,,-.
y B-Remtt,nces 'or Contributions should be aecoDpt
ufr h lie Gers STOCK, That mont may br tc
knog edged ereOI. ont where tls - l'rac-laoie OF III
convenient receipts VII De rflIurh Tor A. AchLcAt q" oc
t.ltatr- wAi'h rDrnt u urIio
ur- a rr,is.. red MAJ matter Company to 10
g. y. y.
TIE fssuei pursuant q F-Pllbon ot the
DIRECTORS 1as-sd July for Operating ex
r,-rs 40 DE me ia-much tine prospective prOuct
% the discovered Anc nos" beng ken
sve.v developed cannot realized time % provide IOr
winter supplies e. deemed nnXptd ent 10 deir mo
C4- ED y AM Ida - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

Exports Of Potatoes g. IRISH Potatoes have
been u ID ri supply and with only oieraie drma q
prices have rule i-r except r strictly chulcc -i'cA
- ed. ar. about steady though sci WY The -cariy
onions trtut aIu prices lh e. l
vInrl. other vegetables W1l.Out chang io note -ti'
tons: