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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
AN UNEXPECTED WEDDING TRIBUTE.

good deal of stir was made III ihlri-aVe.' De-
,,asI, Tftiefh and Siytieth-sts SATURDAY. evening,
by the iniudciouS appearance In full bridal array
Of a newly married couple. Their attire aud the
dcmonstratIve cndeaImenii OF the man hls' az
traced The ATTENTION of the juvenile part of the
corumunity which soon assembled III LARGE num-
hers and gave the now unhappy pair an lmronptu
greeting Tia pots AMI pans soon appeared IN the
Hands of The Young torlnentnrs. who followed closely
the unfortunate couple and created all the dlscoid
possibe with the means al their connaud. Inc
crowd was rapidly augmented by ADULT spectators,
some of whom participated III the demonstration.
Several times the man attempted t. disperse BIS
followers 10y furious onslaught with iglt cane.
Finding, however, at ffty-lhiid-S'. ,nai ia ni;,nt
Law his ouly means OF relief, he hailed a passing
etrect-car aud got aboard with his wife, ne
YER apprec ating the situation at once whipped
mn his hogss and the rattle away nj its hl2hcst
speed followed by the jewellers. They were soon
disianced by the sireetcar however. and the Dflhe
and groom were eXtricaled from an embarrassing
situation.
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no BE TRIED FOR SHOOTING A MAN.

Thomas Mayer, whose arrest at Beuder's Schutzen
Park, Saturday evening, was effected by tbs police
only aftor a severe struggle with the friends OF
Yesterday aud he'd in s 900 bail for trial on the
charge OF shooting Daniel BeanIsh through the
head September D.
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MARINE INIELLiIENUE.
MINIATIlRE ALMANAC.

Ann r,.es $40 sm sss.... Col Clock sow, en- 53s.
Moon rTe, Gal oor souths 0j3 Moons ase.days,l6
WAFER TJ-pAI "
Sandy HOOK 1928 tiOy. isand. $50 HslI Gate 70
wAfEK TO-bsh-r n.
sandy HOOK. 30 Isand.. $50 Hell ijts -.l1:l9
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SEA STORM RECORDS WANTED.

Tie American SlipmasterS Association has re.
eevcd d communication from the photographic
bureau at Washington. requesting IL copy Of the
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Isl

Ask your druggist for PALMER's INVISIBLE,
the most charmin. Of all Face Pow ders $40 Psar%t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

PALMER's LOTION, the wonderful Eye Medi
Depot $40 Pearist
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, SCENE N A CROWDED 8 rREET.

7, occurred in ,;reenwich-st. light covered
delivery wagon was passing up the sIcet, "a .ho
nr,ghborhood of Park-place. The wagon htd t1e
naIoe of L. Lorillard on 10, pun Hlr'
Isrjilard was not il the wagon. IroDapiy a less
1eli-known name answered every purpose OF we
ANIMAL attached TO the wagon was not faroie put
he moved a. he might be on parole iat IS 10 say
he walked leisurely for he was deliberate mule.
The animal mi rht have been thinking OF forming
a gnod resolution never TO kick again, or at least
ne~or tn kick untI he had a fair chance OF hlttlng
sonething when his medtatl0ns were lntefTupteu
nv the af,pearance OF team attached 10 douoie
truck that was driven up the cross street. Nei'HSi
driver offered TO give way. but as the animals
met head to head at right angles, the mule was
noved by spirit of modesty or discretion turning
ouicLlv he aimed his ears up the SIDE
street. The vehicles renamed STATIONARY.
the mule pointing in g different
d,rect;on from the inclinations OF his driver,
and NJ the same time obstructng the way OF lhe
douhe trnck which stood across the car track. ne
,r ers refused TO stir their animals, nut glareu tt
each other and talked like opposing poticai cahui,
dates Meanwhile the street-cars were stopped, anu
theye was an ANNOYING blockade of traffic. One OF
The drivers Jumped to the ground and wanteu 10
fiyht fhe other who in turn managed 10 get 10 the
proupd lust az the first one had regalned ms seat "A
third man now entered the contest Duriy truch-
driver who proceeded to administer counteT-iiii-
rant to the Iorillard man by exporting MN III pro
fane lnuDuare Both of these men were soon on !ne
srnnnd talking into each others eyes, standing
Will donbled fists and arms akimbo like the gov>
.rnors of steam engine. They became tired at last
monnied their trucks and bade each other farewei
in very robust language while the crowd dispersed
with the melancholy look on their faces OF peoPie
who had been defrauded OF the ngnt Which, 'he9
had right TO expect.
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Steel Frame. Fire-ProOf Safes, Combination
Locks Inside Bolt Works Emory 20 Vesey 81
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WNcussrHR's HYropHosrHrg;
WIN sure Consumption, Coughs Broasuts Debility 40
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN 1renue Hofel-John G.. Priest, Of Sc. Louis
D. r. Corbin Of South Carolina and the Rev Dr. Dodus o.
t;las gOw HO>ir Il. Mackenzie. OF Lonuon
Professor Flint Edinburgh and j. Belden OF
..S N-hoas HotetThe Rev. Dr. James Allison, OF f's
burr and the Rev George r. James Of Edinburgh.
Ne Lieutenant Colonel y. d. Vigors, OF TIC
British Army.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
pEDLERs WHO ARE THIEVES.
A Nuisance THAT DEMANDS TIE 'NTT"Nff"N nv"

. NUISANCE THAT DEMANDS THE ATTENTION AM
ACTION or Tnr POLICE.
T,. crowd of pcalers which constantly pioek.
.Ies Broadway and Parx-row 'mmedia,ely III IIon'
of the posi- Office is daily becoming more aggIds-
s;vc All dav long the passenger traffic on he sne ,
s~ait Of Park-row especially, is seriously lmpeueu
Nv fhe vendors of photographs, penclis, nosic'N'
sweetmeats etc. but the nuisance becomes ill.,
cradle during the dinner hour, when 'he St -, ,ho
IN duty and that portion of the city is lelt 10 VIC
,narrv of itlncrant statesmen and the preoatoIy
classes which make this centre the nase Oh 'nei ~
erations Some Of the most importunate oi suc
pedlers who infest Park-row are thcNes IN u h
gc,;se Younc pickpockets. especially, pietenu w oe
occnn,ed with the sale of newspapers when sei'ea
donhle purpose In the first place, they screen thc
pickpocket from the suspicion OF ioltertihs aUl
ieonious purpose ana IN iU tba act of robbery
A newspaper offered for sale and held between .ne
thumb and first finger enables the thiei 10 InNes s
gate the recesscs of waistcoat pocket WIN .nc
second third and fourth fingers, wtnoui lon h ,ea
of detection by outsiders. Numerous robberles nave
taken place in this way. and when complaints hav .
bean made to the police the victims havc
been treated with supreme 49, noinercn s
by the guardians of the peace. On Ihursday ior
Instance a gentleman. while standing Mt BeeKmai,,,
81 aud Park-row was robbed of valuape goiu
watch and ON Friday one OF the crown reau'nH IL
TrlkrSF bulletins robbed or golu ""tSn
wa,stcoa pocket is also a frequent occurrence. inc
police are cognzant Of tins condition Oh aIiars puu
n, effort Is made to render the tnOrOuguiuo sur
ro the general public. The manned. pima anu
RAGGED army which fringe the streets III .ns
ncirhborhood convert by the vociferation OF tnelr
wales IN competition with each otAer Wnat snou.u
merely be the scene OF great comuierciai aC"stS
;,to n pandcnouium of discordant sounds. Inc
siorekeepers on Broadway ana IaIk-IoN az h vo
in their complaints of the serious manner IN wnou
This nuisance mterlcres with their business IN con-
sequence Of the blockade which the congregation Vi
hawkers creates.
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corrov a.exrrs-Bf reLnGAApI

,yr.rooi. Dec. 30 1890 o m.-Cotton steady nifdng
rn,snds Cd Mddnng orleans. rcd sales 1000 bales
fnclndnc speculation and export Receipts
$3.50 bales, including $500 bales al american. iutuIes-
nlands Low MIddlng clause. December delivery, c4d so
tb,d do december and January delivery. G'd do January
February delivery 6ss do March ana Apfi1 dehV'Iy
Nav aud June delivery, 62os,d Futures steady. sales
Tor $1,000 bales; American 5000 bales specna
from rne ships direct 10 sinnefs, 1900 bales; actual
export 100 bales; total receipts IrNOO bales American
bales amount OF Cotton anos $4,000 bales; American
IvgSrool Dec so-l;sOp p. m.-Midding Upands Gao
Mdding orleans. Gid Futures-C pianos Low Mlddihg
clause March and Aprll delivery biSisd - -, 49,.
IIyEgPOUi. Dec 30-5l5 mCoton-The sales OF the aay
,nclded bales American Futures panas 10" MID;
lIne cause February March delivery C.Sss: DO April
"' i'sts pee 80 Cotton quiet Middnng logo Low
M,ddhng iO@e'i 'ooa o'"'"'''' - '' '
EAlIinoas Dec 3o.Cotto1 steidy MddinR II sc: Low
hses. .xoorts $50 bales: LOU
syanners GOJ bales stock. 81 ,9i3 ba.es M, 80 ar.
BosToS. 30.COttoL steady Mldallnx re; Low nla-
ding Ii sc; GOOD 40 net receipts 1856 bales
CgAxLRsrok Dec. seacy Midding IL &c Low
hlddling III Ordinary lO2c nes receiDA Zi.o
bales exports Great Britain 1851 bales coaswse 22li
900 bales STOCK 10 los 9s,es ,,. LAW
Middne iOssc. Good Ordinary 9sc receipts ito2 bales
shipn,ents l. 6i bales: stock 10 Z2l bales
GALVESTON. Dec 80 -cSaon STEADY Modnng II .s e
LaIes; sales .2lO bales stock. 1915 Daes $50
'Iori,yil L. Dee 3O.-CottoD quiet Nidding. IL Sc
.l naes shipments bales sales 1890 bales Stock.
NOZZLE Dec 3o.-Cotton quiet; Middng. II DC, Low
NSadnne IOac. ordinary. 10c. net recrips fl3
bales gross i3 exports coastwse looO bales sales
1,01 iales stocE SO O86 bales -
Cai xANs Dec. quiet; MidiDx. ac. Low
,,adnnD sac (Sood Ordinary. iVci receipts. CHA
bales gross 5Sl bales exports TO Great BfItn 0o1o
bales 10 france SOl bales coastwse' Isoo oaiss' sales
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Hurnoer. Dec 3o-ccOn STEADY Kidding u 81 Floqrr
euee Of receipts Western higher ana 9n southern BED
Ied SPOT and December 81 I40si 4s January. 81 il4
81 u Z tenu 81 ~ 70 ~" ~ -
higher quiet southern Wii,e Sc; do He4o" 4tci
Western Mizcl, spot anu December sic old 90 noN
January 53 453sic February 5l"ic o9is-No rams
oul Ulc,sel. Butter dun Pr.ne T. Choce Western
tche s. k'i 81 oe5 1S Dt' oee fn RIO
csr.'cs idnary 10 FAR II so! iis5 SMEAR lrn - soft
~ c % ii, 6c 2as Rec ts oar 6Ss %}
&c S S9 SG" 15i aasl Cora nce
Sale Wheat 80 400 bush on i'' bush . .
iel out generally hirrr 80 Hsl ~ .sr. Doe, -
8 80 feora'y % &c March e', a. 80 Z. ~ ,eIary
.ag NIX .. Pc. May helcc'ei Be- 0Hs acyS ana
hld f,o. "irs g. 50 sc Nay = aeceos 1919 i.Ie
. is ro'S iiry acuya and snads higher ol. 81
S25stsise5 'ialcn Las steady via iir demand II
= 90. ct.l. 80 ", ar January -.-,c f'.'nly $40
csc Vu.A.y s' aac ana unc-e 10 q A. v,.,.
s. o' 3, Ar. -. ~ ~ ' Nm 49, me- i.i' ~
WHte 80 10 Sc 80 2nNst S'c5 40 no.
iolobo.. hes. ll,o,l Dusn: com loHo Dusa. -n.p-
'i.e pc. Pr F'ar ga.t la ,n' hauge Va 'i
o.cu,i i. G. r.a id c'.' A,mt.t ~ "'u@ce
d.. 81 u.s. l. TO-. 5lc: lr,,;jri ao6iasi corn scI,ce;
So. -a ..te oats hr."r u, .rire.f .,' pa 5.. EFe
J. "a. ,,' 80 a. al pc, &c lI' Hi', ~" ''.-,
l.h r ''.i ~,,. cas- ,9I Jaaa-rt
$50. warren iuIa ui,tti "i - " go ." io1 4ifit
Ay--c. .i' i4- I'D ai - l'"+i 't
fhi-tNI '' A. ic. .u--i i"u dn ~uif'iht - 'Hr9 -
rs -ic. -lf- OLA SUI .'.lt
hri1" f' j. 10 los 90 ran ,? 20 CO. @ .pl 80 ~
DO rem tltdl..t lAi.i
talilt. ..d-lu. 90. Choice. 5o3I-; IaI,a~t
county tJ-', CITY Mli, for rAp.rt 80, rec ON board;
Ll0 TO-. a. 60 th llt.--J ln. Minnesota laf:
e4i,s' do tAucg ~ - MiAtf "ieat f1i,nis' Good
s. Jn ttt lout-Iuii at ~ 20 Corn Meal 10 ming dong.
t.u,@"l'i -i,a a.. -, I'm, ,,,,' ,r,i fbq.
'Jrf.'.t t-i'l f"h"S' 80
t-,E. ~ J. ;-,o Iec eDru'is. 10 ~ -; 80
"a aga. tr carr Il ~, e ioI 80 $50 -
81 , l.' '. ' 80. ,. fr I'll ..r. -c.,
Gro - "a. - i,, Tr,-r ,3c me-. - .c r. lar. so
Sali ' -,,. ,.. f,,. ,tr ,, rl.
Mhl,. ,-.r,f ,.eri. is DE frce I'D holr
- .''., .r-. ~ Mite A. .c. 80 no.. 4J .c. 40.
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5rEopEAx FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON 3U-l2:3O p. mat antc AMI Great western
Grsf mortgage certificates 81 do. secOud, 80
NewJcry Central coDsos llG Enc JOi d. second con
20 100 NeWl Central lJf8 jn-ois Central. l3l -;
Reading. 21's
LONDON Dec 3O-230 D. m.-ETic. 81; NewNo Central
10 Pennsylvania Central I1S; I'adng - rams aNces
nuote Der - francs celimes or tue &C
roIn bullion the Bank OF England has decreased
The proportion OF thc Bank
NJ jZyic
cent Is 35'Ia per cent
LONDON Dec. 800 m.-AtaUuc ana Great Western first
ynoItacge tise certihcac'. OJS do second 81
Iea.iln2. 49, ,a,,
3OiJO iutoh pis o7'' iuf money, anu
90 iOr ihe account. <. ,,.--.-
i,oNuoN Dec. 3O-i30 p III. Atlantic AID Great Western
fr. NOR gage trustees certificates, Gi'i: Enc BE CO.
second consos 1857 Ncwi0Ik Central 1882; Pennsyi
yanIa Cehra G8s; Reading X7s Tie amount " Dui ION
yihdrawn the Bank OF England on ID ance TO-DAY IL
4 900. 81 ,,a DAMP n,
increase IN gOd OF l-ooV"VO Idh'
sl,yer decrease OF 39j1.OOO francs ~. .
PARIS Dec 3O-i:5Op m-ESchanGe on London 20 francs
checks
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1000 bales evcoinG $500 bales stock 2o$oi2 oaes
NORFOLK. Dec. 30tOttOn steady NoiilnE' II 2ci het
receipts 1926 bales exports ooasVise 800 bao' SAFES
26i bales: stock. 2bl bales -,
rHrADg.PHA Dec. 30 CottoL quie': Mdding. l2sc Low
Mddfuc 3ac Ordinary 10 &c: net re cpts $50
gross 9JI bales spnner go Daes stock 1904
bales
SAVANNAH Dec 30.-Cctt0r steady M!idng, ll's; Low
iUsc. Good Ordinary. e'4' net recelpts z]3
;cxpoIs Britain, 1850 baes 70 the continent
gJ4 bales -tse, J162 bales sales l1OO bales; last
evening, 800 bales sfocg l2i.l33 bales
~ L0tIs. Dec. 3O-COu0n qut MIddlinG. II &c. Low
MidiDg lO'4c.. Good Ordinary 9Ic net receipts lou
bales shipments 775 bales sales iii tales stock 4oV5
bales . 80. -,
WILMINGTON. Dec. 31-Cotion quiet Mdiing. il'si Low
Nildnue lNffrr GOOD Ordinary 10' net receipts 80
aes exports 10 Great Britain 1854 bales slocE' l8Sso
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LrnnPEAN- MARKETs.

IlyeEr0or. Dec. 3G-Pogl-Pnme Aoss-Ea'tern. dull
Al 80. Wtstrrn. dull AZ 81. Cumberland Cut.
steady at A0Cd sDor1 20. dull az 49, Lon. Clear
steady n 81. clear. tull az JS sd Hams ong
ot steady a. iO shoulders steady %. Beefiuda Mess,
none in the MARKET i1Fa steady 81 Prime Mess.
for new steady a. 17i Lart-l1ne Western steady al 40.
Iauow-P1ne City az 81 sd. InrDentne Slrits;
tea " al 3d. Ilosn-tlne. steady Sd Common dull
a ga Cheese American Choice steady at o.; Lard
fouf-.tXiTa state. duN AZ Il Cd wheat
No !. White. dun ID spnng. No 2, Gul
al "a. Winter Western. duh az = 81: New south
ern Winter d. i az Oh. Mixed hrucI az . 2d Cot
tonseea Ni-Yeuow Amf7can, none market Rosln
London 90 40 81. SpiIlts Iurpen
tine AZ Iond0n steady al "a 81.
iONpOs. Dec. sol. Calcutta linseed. % dJO1d
Ter ar I.e.ned Pctroirjn ~. 95sQ 97si. per gal
iSFRrooI Dec 30 Lard 459d. per cwt. ior American.
Bacon - cd per cwt for Short Clear Mddes.
ASrwRRI. Dec. 3o.-Petioleum % francs for fine pale
American NicoXs Lara closed az llS francs % confines
per loo KIDS.
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shcs7 in moderate supply. ana al IRE sold al Sr9ng
prey, urlcc- LIMBS were scarce ata r. hlsten ,t
hove AMI he sec 10 is unusn NY strong Butchers ned
sns, ' or cbo.e amn sSis Of sheep we're II SAFE
Counon 20 hDce. and d lamb at Jin 10 CA, io'" u
raj Dlci D,ck Dewey sol al Gol - ~ STATE 'h' p
gSn p c ~ d q o. q, g. 90 - p; ,paa
70 Ex. ~ 9 q, 5Gc 81 sta'e g. y b. at5c Is tanala
a. a gss y % at 49, ''' no. % ' at % 90 a. '
Pay 5 .s d Il ~ sheGo s Ia at
81 :, e 20 sa's fMes i s sheen 81
n. 1t c nncss lol p NJ ,o' A. iGi D. a. tc ',"''
jail y Bocs.ngi sold. ? state -necp pat Eve ~
seter and L1mts y D. alGe !, STATE 9mn % n 2, 7c
,, h', 40 a. ', - ' ia ~ = On d g. y, az i5G
r. 81 5 s. B issS r9 Ss y" G
scwta ome sd 81 fcursyiy2n ,s Snoeg ., c ' s.
o.e do = 3D. at3%c l9 do 81 To- a. 'c I79 state L""uS
noes -cceis were 20 cars Of ,to a. 1er
city a1n iotst. eui cars we've reported 's
snc since saturday lsl26 bead a4a-nS
aye feeling very ana o,a ri plime Ohio 10
s'ld prob ly have been sold al - t"'.. f ~, no
siHte llogs ae quoted at 5a74c, Neum al ~ &C. 1n'
LIVE SrOCK MARKETS-BY rELT9RAPH
BvFFMo. Dec 3O-Thsre were 10 markets Today ow Es
teshc seventy Of the storm The I've stock trains ar AT
s0a ias, are ali booked hence were
10 loads Hogs 20 loads of sheep IN the yards
~ fcSca Dec ':H,S 900 head shipments
$500 actlye and n1mei bat stock scarce
NSNed facsug ~ 5O0Si 10 Light Il OO@Si 20 Choice
lirlv 81 - - all sold
CATTLFReccipts $500 head shipments LOO head ex
J s'i Uo c,iy ann at Ve ~ ~ common to Fair
steady al ~ gpaSl Butchers active at - 800 IS 90
klOckcfs. - 500 - % all sold.
suEgr- ccents. 90 head Shipment 800 head common
& Medium. 8 = 80 Good to Choice. - 21a-1 90 -
81. LOUIS Dee 3l.-HOG5 strong tor Light AT - '"H
81 80 racSag dun at a % ~ 30 Butte cheers 10 fdoJ
- a$4 81. receipts 1900 head shpMcuts 20 head
CATTLE -Buvers ask concessions shipping steers nut
get them Bntches' Grades shade lower: Shpphg
IJj sold So -, - 90 I'Vu &" 800
IL. 10 and 200 - 30 u 50 ~ ioG - =
Good Butchers steers 50 75d$i 20 Cows 81 5OGf% %
Heors IS jO054 StO heIs Feeders - 90 IS ~
Receipts IL head shipments 700 head.
SHfRP-iu active demand Fair To Choice ~ 0D 50 re-
Crpis. 800 head shipments. 800 head
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Gopartnersnlu NoIlees.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex-
L ist!Dg between THOMAS l. WATSON .. X. La
GRA NGI ami GEORBE X. IN BISON has been this dis
TIE withdraw of General y. n. LAG iANGL from
the Tho bushes, will De continued by THOMAS H.
WATSON ami GEORGE x. oil under The firm
WATSON ~ GIBSON. at No. 10 Waist Ia the CITY oil New
York who VIII make specially mining
investment seculltioA THOMAS p WATSON.
q. IA. LsSRANUE.
GEO r. GIBSON.
New.lOrk CITY, Dee. 81. 1880.
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CORPORATION Notlces.

NOIICE.-PropOsals for furnishing granite
stones Tor bukhead river wall will be received by
Department M and IL the sri,
January 1881 ~ clock For full alton sea
The city Record. Copies sale at No. city Hall
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CATrLE RAISING IN COLORADO.
Sales bp Auetlon.

CUSTOM HOUSE NEw.YORH.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, December 81, 1850
Hinder provisions of Sections 2.971 and 2 973
~ r. - sale will he had al public auction on FRIDAY.
JANUARY 81, lSc L. O'Clock MessTs.
Dennis 20 Burning ship of bonded and unclaimed mer-
chandise. which has remained warehouse
perOds allowed by descriptive list Will found IN
the Rotunda AZ Custom House.
goods ~ tae Seizure Room, Custom
"Wednesday and Thursday January 18Th 2Ct IRON
IL a. M. 10 p A. MERRITT
law 3wksF Collector
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t,rc. The prarc % Of i t .. q lr ir1-.. cred after
payment of f.fe- on fho ,.- u..f d. anuiei fo tha
lnrcit.c ~ tfr huu. ii lou IIu and interest DO ro~
fl,.f rr,.r Ga. t.,.. ,, i f.tr d. ,ir f,...t al 40
.
IT,, ponds 80 purchased together ii received boo pay
mcnt i'f hni, viii D." held ut rlAA-It llll luii'@
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cent a' BIS ii-+""n Q" pas OH '- 'i''-- '
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DfFlCE ~ UE kNlCKEEB" CNrH GA,-iI0uT VOMPANI.t
2.0U~ TII;D-AHE. EIN-NOgk. Dee. 80. $3.50. I
i1IIE AMI A.. MEEIINi. III IL. Sfnc.
bnclness GnaNces.

A RARE opportunity offered for physician
"a wants t. sep into cstsbi he'd prict &c. For
particulars inquire of Messrs WOOLMOHTH ~ GRAHAM,
- Duane st.. New orE
CATTLE RAISING IN COLORADO.
Ncicaif Co. OF River Bend. Colorado. possessing
facue fpr THIS business equal 10 Colorado. ncuD
5000 fence onr spec Il Inducements any
investing from S25OOp *jCO prufa.
Die industry. For particulars al re,s j. g. NELLY 81 Mar
kc,Square. Providence Il. l. References d. I'll. MOat IT,
president First National Bank Col. \. Cooper.
vice president German National Bank. Denver, col.
NORTHERN EUROPA commission agcn
NJ present WISHING tins country would be glad tO enter
into relations with export houses references. Address
~. c. T.. {. :, I2S. until January o. sSl.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
man COMPANY

Tic undersigned have been requested to represent Mea
McCALNONT BROS. q CO., and other English holders oI
arg Of securing ch Inge 10 he management
OF the READING Railroad and the proxies are now IN onr POS
They be used - the election Of Mr. f. :
BON rs PRESIDENT and to support HIM by an harinon
Board Directors Stockholders who wish 10 cooperate
in this object ae requested 10 send their proxies address 10
Mcssrs. THOMAS \. BIDDLE d co. No 32j WaInut-.t,
Philadelphia. Messrs SCOTT & LEAVfrT. NO - Broad
ST.. YORK. Proxies should be filled ia to FRANCIS H.
PEABODY lis absence GEO. &. MAGOUN, or either
OF them De furnished application above
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ElnGrclll.

NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA and ST
~ LOUIS RATLWAY.-Tho coupons o. the Nashville,
Chatrano0g aud - Louis RAILWAY nd Nashville ami Chat
ranoOga Railroad January l. 1881 VIII Oe pu A. the
Metropolitan NafIona Banb and after January 3. 1881
X Z. BRANSfORD Treasurer
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KIDDER. PEABODY & co.
no TIE HOLDERS OF UNION TRUST
4 COMPANY G. CERTIFICATES FOR cory MRUS :. en-
CAGO AND INDIANA CESTR NJ KAILWt ~ COMPANY
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MOATGhGE BONDS

CAGO AND INDIANA CESTR NJ kAlLW ~ COMPANY
Consolidated FIRST MOATGhGE BONDS
an alteua the payment bonds for Union trust
COmpanv for Columbus Chicago and lnilAna
Central Railway Company Consolidated FIRST Mortgage
Bonds which hld the by our agreement OF NONem
her II 10 sell t. Mr. w L. Scott Ised % sell him me
certificates under c0nol al 100 with partial payment
balance with Interest az nj from Jalu
paid 10y the cen iheates sold
additional collateral pea with the condition that ne
should be bound purchase the same terms an otef GER
caie when might be offered HIM within thirty days rms
condition objected 10 the glOunt IN imposed The
Oh ialiOu purchase indefinite amount OF crthcatS
right cal IN just &C. To the
represent cannot in future NEGOTIATIONS we
make include certificates winch shall not nave Deen
under the control ~ the BondholdcIs Committee IN
with the terms OF the notice they publish nher
this date. \. ISELfN IL co.
A-... .,l.nro IN
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Glec.lon Notices.

NEW-IUtK MD ALLEGHENY OIL CON-
= pANl.. annual r.t flun oi t1i-ts',oi ths
plnv pi b" hr. 3D., tIe o r So llp iIeriy 80.
~ ~, ~if-i. tlc i-ih SatnI.. W"y ini "rB iom
l. to 30 o.a ). e. aA"l -. SECRETARY.
N,v-l or., Fec. 81. I-~l
O.iICl OF " Nfnflvogf CA1 hNtF CoNPk,y.'t
N.N-NutN De. 80. t-st
NOiiCL l. hereby given th1i the ANAL Al
y MEETf NG , tlr -rOs sIiOLDER~ az the ~ uiaJrc
Axle toHfIlt bee m &C iIe O1rr NJ The company.
Ilrralv..y. NrNNork t.f.. MONDAY. the lUth
Iuul.y ->l.ttt hone ! our O'Clock i'I tgo
eject trustee th ensuing wear am Tor the tiansi.
ton oi such bu~c-s b,tort t'e mcrtirg.
LiMl~ AiiENht ~. secretary.
OFFICE OF riE kNcKEEB. cNEG GA--iiDHr CoMpA>I.t
2.0u~ fHIED-AyE. NV NOsN. Dee. 80. 1850.
FEHE ANNUAL MEETING of tha Stock
holders az thS company lo the eloc ION ~ Director AID
If Election nj the transaction * ~ic other
mes, may hc brought before the meeiing VIII held
No $50 fovrlhayc. this city. on IIes.y JIgaary /,
l~Si between - hours II and Irtsfcr b.ok. viii
bo cnstd the Ava ANA remain CLOSED ult lie iZfh
mo. SAM 1 Ill ). NOC NJ, Secretary.