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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

The Chicago Intcr.Occau. the most radi-
cal of all the Radical papers, don't take
kindly 10 Gariirld's nomination. That
journal said, on the morning the nomina-
tion was madr, An talk of dark horses is
Irrelevant: Garfield may spring into mo-
mrntaty vision; the galleries may cheer ~
they hrhnld the iiyl ut the twopcuny rock
ct~ thar Indicate hlN ycar"i.--' hu' lj~ re-
,Did would he lead and hi spinal weak
u'>sA dI>c"utag,mcnt 20 the Republic IN
party" In few hours tie Row historic
.nth ballot Wa tahcu--tiarncld WAS uoipi-
mated "u,d tkc glcatc,i enthusiasm. and
pass the crow 10 the brother who pilots
The Inter Ocean \ his bait tia; paper
viii have Nv .walluw.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

Congrcss will sdjourn on the 10th inst
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

We observe from our Shreveport cx.
changes tina, the popular aud cntcrprising
firm Of Mulhaupt Il Stone have just re-
ceivcd, specially for the summer trade. a
house III Shreveport more reasonable.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

ria. ''ia'A
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

Gov. Colqult's appointment of Joe
Brown ~ Senator to ill Gor,lon's uucS-
pired term will have srripns. damaging
effect upon the Democratic party in Gcor-
ca. There il in that State already an
independent party that will bc strength.
cned 10y this appointment
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the sp.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

We learn that steamboat in 10 leave
New Orleans for Mindcn to-day. The rise
IN Red River together with the swell in
Dorchcte will make through trip pos-l.
BILE. As the boat will not likely leave
may he Of benefit to those who read the
Guardian this morning.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

Prof and Rev. y. A. Barrie, now of Mans
field, Texas, formerly Of this parish is in
Claiborne parish visiting his son. Charles
Barbc, Esq. Mr.. BARRIE informs us that he
may perhaps reside in Homer permanently,
should he make such arrangements rs will
justify change i'll his residence.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

The cotton bloom sent u> last week by
our good friend George Washington Alex
ander was pluckcd on the 9Th lust, and
was far more welcome than the cotton
grass worm Of our other friend. Dr.
Langford. There was no room for discus
custom about the bloom. There IT was To
much TO he said.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

Col. w. :. Coleman. n prominent citizen
of Marshall, Texas. was killed on the 18th
inst. in that city 10y Mr.. Jennings editor
of the Messenger, Col. Coleman VAS u
member Of the Legislature and il said To
have been u man of great ability. The
cause of the difficulty was an article in
the Messenger attacking Col. Coleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24

NJ etb and at Jersey City The very Hight run Of stocs
esnsed stronger market Prime Yeas were advances
nearly 4c per al other grades were about sssas a.
Die and oriinar 70 ChCdes Veals at sss sc .. 6o q
sales DenbscS Dewey sold Bobs 80 10 es g ~ az
Sc: DO i4f o. al size; is 3o., 100 n. a. &c
HaIlenbeck Davis sold Bobs 81 10 az Gel nSo
100 NJ 9c do l3i u. at Gac no. no ID al 'o' w.
SHELF AMI LAMBs-Receipts to-day and yes5os ,rs
were 81 cars % Sz cI, Total for the week 22s07
head against % 19f head the pressing week surig an1
moderate and demand far m.rseta III, gf ~ rather
kgb mn r lie balance OF the week enoOurosef buy,Is 70
operate more Freely and strengthened me views oI 80 III
ne rates sales 81 sheep at S5ds6 b2c per lVO ID III"
o. Lambs OF - 0s7 81. - 40 oi,o
shern l2j %. &c, Il do. iSj D. Al bc' Ia 20" "
Fas lccock sold. l2i Pennsylvania sheep lis D at
Ir6d x Buckingham sold state sheep, $50 ais 80
o. r. a. 5Aic., us 90 TO- r. OF &C. s a. 40
80 m 81 be l2l ID, AZ 50 50; % 40 $50 ID D" 20 ~
80 siaIe Lambs "A n, at &c. - o., ~ If
Newton d Holmes sod 500 Pennsylvania 500 ~ 10 ie
&C.; l2J TO- D. &c; l55 OiO do. lOi d. al O'i 40
Hai,nbeck < Davis sold Gths l9s Illinois sheeg ~
~ at SCI - Ohio do. la2 n at ~ 20; % 90" liz NJ az
Gle i60 Michigan do, III n, nj Gi2c l5S 40 10 70, 70
80 56bc STATE do l23 70. az tc 40 co. 81 csa,eSa
se 40 81 a. at 20 O6t so dc, los n - 81 2oi 60 Iah
Ewes i5i n al Ike; % state amhs n az Sc y ca a.
! n Hnme sold; POO weston sheep. 81 ~ % sac zoo
diana do i22 D. NJ % 80: ~ state Lambs = ~ ~ &c
Kirby sold POS Michigan sheep - % AZ 2t o. N NJ
67sc; 81 do, 90 ~ nj &c 2l2 co. 81 n ~ ~ a.
DO 9 H. &C. 80 Do 9s n at &C.; II, seI lo ~ Ne
~ STATE Lambs q &c: 50 do ~ ~ al fSo' i"u'~
- n. &C 79o. 81 Canada do. 81 n az Nc ,. % COZ
Boes-Ioia i'T ne Wei =, ~ he rc.nis were a
cars OF In3Ol head-G csTs at Jersey cry AMI 81 cii IL
live Hogs IN air demand and market ni am aoss
lbu rs average, NJ &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
HORSE MARKET.

There was less doing in Horses last week than The wees
rr,ynns Tie re cips also more mo0etaie 50 ma
ter - no are4ter qccumuia Of stock than n'fc was
week AGO rhe Transactions TeP0rtd IN the N-i''l'
Grades and tVlrs Of and driving ANIMALS snow no si
raj change n Nag rates end the market ~ witho1i mD
innG features Mr. b. DOuAy sipPcd ah"n' 90 Wy nbc
Coac or,. 10 Antwerp Canana bird C01c hofsos
am "a ne ,ondud stables Of Robert SiodlaTi asM,-
ing safnrE steamer snain X 4 t,iat
man sent I2D Mules Liverpool by the sieaw'
civ OF London. a fine Norm u st&li on. 'iip,, u
n IN Havrr france about uOnIh 30 4. Johnsu p III
iaa h. report to have been killed on the rasagt hesS
povi gfoe OF Sprinsl,rO Penn bar tw1 surcrb cFfcs
dale SialnDs on the stoamei Bpys he asi IMP iroo
SEQ la al Dunng ~ he sian or vs.
ro, ana received injuries which resulted IN his dei ne
other hofsc was b, The constant t0hlhE .. w
sfe a. ana drd fror exhaustion. Thee a!lor- r0S' Tu
each in expenses were 800 ehch NO
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24

flvFrrCOT Feb 9s-5 - m.--'otfOn duil ana easier
addne UpauGs 7srcl. oiiddlng Orleans 'Is' sair,'
900 bales TO- spfciaoh anN rAi7t.
Iecei.is Oo halr.. al American The safe. @" hc us ~
clai 600 bales American. cultures 0penci thchhei' ot
drclu. has since been partially fcCntcesi afA i@N
adng clause. February Del very. I'd 90 fehInAit s
lid, si-o t.ii no. Maftn IN.
Al delivery. 1'-f. alSn 1i ais" f'-li co. Api W."
Nay delivery sfL; do. Way SID nne dciIcif -l 10
rlr and Irv delivery ,el Gp JuY ana Anenfi uNtil
7ii,d also ~ Au-us and september "enN -
also d.. Suicnihcr afiH bci1Irr deiN'iN
40 id NOyoHJcr delyrfy, "a futute7 e"s'u
Fat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
buelness Gnnnces.

TOR SALE.-A frst-cass and long-estah-
lished dry goods larFe manufacturing
Central New York on York Central itairoad.
Address H. NJ
81 Wakef-sA New York CITY.
TOR SALE--Valuable iron leases near Green
A Pond Iron Company, NewJersey.
Address HALE r. o. Box l.fLG
GTOCK and FIXTURES OF good grocery
~ store for sale. S9l East 32d-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24

lode were not particularly active, but gen.
erally were a little lower, and the Bodie
stocks also were weaker with a moderate amount OF
business. South Hife fiuctuated between ~ 80 ana
commenced the erection of q tweniy-stamp mill
on its property. Notwithstanding the general
decline for the week which prices show, the
evidences Of an increasing 'nterest IN mining pro-
jects accumulate. But II IS satisfaction 10 Dote
that generally much care Is taken to understand
fully the merits of the different schemes oDereu
before investments are made:
To-day being observed as Washington's Birthday,
there are DO markets to repOrt. For the conven-
fence OF THR 1RBUNRs readers we give the closing
0rOtauous OF LAST saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
The London quotations will be ioun. under
" European Markets"
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Feb. 2S-7 y. -Couspls 9-a FOR money! 9Sa
account end Western It mertesec rus
Illinois Central iu5f PrunsTlNaria
Central, j34s Reading RaIOad %ia fI1c haiwsy shnie
49s The rate o discount Tor three mouths bsin Uhe OF
market "a G27s which Il "a per ceh htinw te
Bank Of aud The amount Of builon WiihoiH"n
from the Bans England balance ipdRf Sl3Oi. rams
th@ cent rrnt"s at - francs 10 oenes
Pans Feb 25-Exchauge LONDON, ., Irancs - - cen
nm, ffre ltffl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
Dipiosna Notices.

THE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
4 NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY or T"xA5--
interest on ne second hortgsge Inc me Bonds me com
tered holers thereof tie LIST AID Septem
Der 1884, respectively the rate OF Four PER CN per
annuIn Two PEk CENT beng payable March ]. loS'i
and TWO PIERCE on Sep a1'r 1850 al the oihce o.
the company. No. 20 Exohag e-place. New.YOr
The books OF Registry viii closed 20fh days OF
February and August $780, respectively aud upenti on he
2d Gays Of March september $780, respective ely By
order Of the Directors.
THOMAS W PEARsALL President
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Eeaai NoIlees.

SUPERIOR COURT Of the Citv Of New York.
eni Females in The Clty OF York. plalnua AGAINST
ALEXANDER EAGLEsON ard .tANE EAGLEsoN.
defendants. To Tho aDoSe named de
icndAnts,-You are hereby summoned 10 answer fhe
coaY Of your the plainnls attorney within
days the Of ths exclusive 81
snsw adsmen viii be aSca AGAINST ca b. GeiaGt foT the
relief dcIna' dc'i Ia the complaint.
WA. vENvIfI. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Once aud Post uhice address,
40. IA JOnn-st. New York City
To the above named defendant JAMa FAC iENON The
foregoing SUMMONS upon you by publication pursu
upe nor Court Of CITY Ork dated he IN Of
Jenay. lss ana filed witt the oompnl N the ONCE o. Tue
court Hogse - the Ci.y New orS.
Dated New YORK January 81. 1850. -
WM. NENNiLL, Plaintiffs Attorney,
nswGwTl D. Joan.st. New. ! orb CITY
SUPERIOR COURT # the City of New
- York-An Association tor the 81 Respectable Aged
Indecent Females IN te Guy Of Nru i9Ik pa.9,id against
wife. PATRICK MURPHY, JAMES EAGLESpN and
HANNAH EAGLEsOS, wife Of tie defendant JAN :
si,ovr named a,ien ant HANNAH I.AGLEsON. Vif,4oi the
defendant AMES EAGLEsO: Nou are leTeiy 81 ainouea
c1uy OF your answer on tue piiinll dit"Il,3
twenty The Of this summons exclusive
aus,rr ind smen IN be akcn agninsi you by default
Ia, reiiaI demanded IN Ire complaint
VIM VENvILL Fi.intias ATTORNEY.
Once and Post Office ADDRESS,
no. u J0nn-st.. New J ors CITY.
To the alpovc.uamed defendant. HANNAH EAGLESoN,
wife OF tIe defendant JAMES EAGLESON The foregoing
oTer OF Ion no seiggcS one Of ho Judges OF ihs
ue Toe Court Of York dat0d The 3Oh CAV Of
LAY ~ va -np1Tior Court Of he civ Of NewYo.E Il
tae Court Hog.e n me civ Of S ,e5 OK.
.WM VENVTtI. PLAINTIFF Attorney
liawCvTl "a JOhust, AcW-Nork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24

Drouosals.
ron ARTILLERY HORSES.

DEQOT QuAKiERhAsIEKs OfFCh
CORNER HOlsrQN AND @ ii-hNf SIS, :
NFw- YORK CITY. February =. $50.
gTALED PROPOSALS. IA g. picatc, addressed o Tue IA
Gers rned will Do received Thi ofcc uni O'Clock p n
eur siay March TO- 1880. which and place they
Wiz opened presence % b. ders sappglng ihs
ep with Is Artillery Horses 20 be gel igs OF
hsv on particulars good condition, square
irorr well bNken 10 Ia hess frOm fifteen g. sixteen hands
a. than more tkan seven years Old weigh
ng less than thpusaG and hy Upon pounds @nd
suitable every poet Tor artillery service. q,
COPY this Advertisement shouli be securely hlAchea
20 each q ncatc rrOpo aud be mentioned iheren s com
prlsng part oi 10. -,---,-
for proposals % aimed at this Office Proposals
seaed envelopes marked PROPOSALS Tor
ArelY Horses and addressed 10 Col L. T. Eason, Depo1
Quart eruasi-r. New-iOrE city.
Tho Unfe states lie night TO reject any or all
L. C. FAsrON co onol and Asst O. NJ General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
Gtcamboats mIo Railroads

nor BRIDGEPORT and all pOis on Nail
gsnck AMI Housstonis Rairoads-Seamers leave Cath
r. r. diiiF ~ ifoO IN SioV "
Fare lower than by any other rou'h
7 EHlGH VALLEY RAlLkOAD; .,,,s Mara,
- 90 TaSe demo foot Coriandt and DesOross's s@
10 % m Tor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, sStanE
n,aanch Fl,nnk Hazleon MahanOy CITY Aslana- NlAes
hare scranton and TunkhannocE ,r v.,o r. ,,e,.,
"a AZ N m Night Express daiy lor Eestoh be,slthem
H HS Naueh Chunk. Milkes1AIIe klmlra ITHACA
Geneva, Anonrn. ,e noSD Goa hes attached.
West fuihan e'e0pHh 'ROBT sAlRE sup't and Engr.
$500, Ves.ern Once corner Church and COrtlandt-s9
Oe"oi"i $780, CHAs. ii. CMMMIN -. AgruL
NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave PeOkslp daily lshndavs exeepted) iT
Ney Haven AZ 3 and ii y. NJ connecting win ROADS
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets steamers eavo
per 40 River daily incl1ainz SUNDAYS al oOop H.
-, In1tn Roeion. MOIOcster, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
election Notices.

HRANCu OFFICE
The OcEAE NAVIGATION AND PfEE co. I
IS
NENsiOgK. 5anuarv 80. lssu. J
NOTICE is hercb, given tlat the annual
meeting az the stockholders this company Tor The
ton Dsociors and nspctors0t eC0n for he
ensuing year. he held The branch ONCE OF this company
Monday, Isl OF March. 1850
Polls open IRON TO q.
EDWARD WIGHT.
secretary
V'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY.-lhe Annual Meeting o. the stockholders OF
the Union Pacific IA way Company Tor Tie chnic OF direc
tors for the ensuing aid The transaction OF other
business which eTay be the meeting. VIII oe
he'd at the Comnanv's Office ~ Broad City Of
New-Yo.k- on WEDN ESDAY the TENTH day OF MARCH
next at o'clock. @.
Transfer book will be c1sea after saturday Fen. %
SIDNEY DILLON, President.
HENRY MCFARLAND secretary.
New.York, Feb. 6. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
6teamboais ano Railroads.

! RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiLR0AD.
n,, Leave New-Yok from ico Of Desbrpsses AMI cort
,r go a. O5 S %,asngtea Pi:segr ceusg Cincinnati
and he ssuth Pullman fr1n Bsiiiraors Newark.
p y. Tor washLgfoa and the West PnInaE cars from
New, York TO baltimore and Washnlon. ma 10; coss c,n
ana -, Iess Tarough Pullman BALTIMORE TO ciaen
lGoo daiT ashiIsloa. he south and we., pilI
asns eoss coa1ecSns Tor csiesro es enc ns ato1
scus%s roas Pa @a esr S SS n we 1;s AID
nat connects 81 Washington VIII trains ~ LgBcaburs
For through dcsets pease e.a a conpaay- once 81,
and ncsbross .s5s AID Dp.r gersry-1ts 'O' o.
ROUND TRIP TicEEESTss, i 70 Ki6aNNsAs NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Ferry stanton ID NcwYork foot Of Iiber,r.sL
terV station in Brooklyn loot OF FuioD St. Jcwoirs
Sssas9cias Gelobsr s7aLeavo foot Of
$50 m-FoI Elemingion Eassen. sslvidere setehon.
Hszesos wiEes.@re fnr esa ' cenBsss z netSa
sa5 De For lin 81 70 and ass,era K.Sa oua
Budas Lake and LsEs Hop,teong Esslln Aea,ewn lar
scranton. Dannle. Willamspori etc
-, y -For Fiemingion EssIon. BAH. AienioEn M.aeh
Esea s"'Ss ra Ssa-'0E ke S ha coSm
hgn,a NJ t or haaTIdsours etc .,os,. moon,a,
sSd: Lsse and lake HoPatcOne Eas'on bsivdere Asn
$40 p NJ FOR s merytle and N mneon. -.
Emir Reaspr o Hayasaig sna DE West Con-
meets a Junction TO- Delawar Lsckawanna and western
545 p. m.-For Easton
$40, ESQ sS io4S g H an iS 'aS ~ os
23 y $500 3f5. Z. 4.l5 40. 445. s. 5l5. o3O 5.4J o.
6.i5 G3O. 1:l5 1.f5, s:l5 9;l5. To- rs. IL ~
sunday iTain. eavs At bs5 a. D. BOuni Brook
end iute late stations $50 for East0n. Ae1
Harrisburg and the West.
For NeyatkAi A. 6sl5 ti5, 7;l5 795. s:l5 stj, 93
10 lt:3Q ll:l5 IL l. . 33O Z. $50 ,, go Jf),
u $50. T;l5 Sis, 9sl5 IL. IL 4.
For tlslns iocsl points Time Table a stations
Boas tf the Brooklyn and Ere make connections az
Jersey City station 10 and from Brooklyn ana Ere Depot jo
sew City.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
L
Leave NewYork. foot OF Lbery-st for Rel Bank Long
Branch, Ocean Grove &c, at SIS, li5 m- LIS. St3
T.
stage connections 10 and rom KEYPOR1~st MATAwAN
STATION. 10 and from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN NJ
RED bAHE, TO aad frOm POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIKT with all trains.
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION.
foot OF Lbert, ST for Freehold Sis llsi5
T. 5l5 0. IN.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Lave New York foot Ilbcry.st., c. r. X. ofN.J.
s;IO a For 'IDngdac Toms RiVor, BaTnegat sad In
teImeilate stations
l5 D. Toms River Vlneland all stations to nav
Side AM FOR a lLAN TIC CITY.
r. mtoT Earmn Cdsle Toms River. BdfngCat TUCKER
ton x. H. and Philadelphia
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dotels.
Cost an0 5ouno.

DANK BOOK LOST. - sank Book No.
ID 4O4.Gls Of the Bowery saVlnks BANK Is miss
inc The finder Is requested II 10 the bank.
m rof r,s0rd before The 2lst March 1880, appl'
cation viii br made - bank for y new book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
b TO BOSTON own pp,r.prr
PENNINGTON lfNE

The eegant steamers y lON lAbIOS ana NAktAGA AZ
S1r Pier 80 VI RIVER oVb u jay se-l d y. h
daily. ENCEtT SUNDAYS. =. -. g.. a.. -. H..
sleeia class limited tickets good only ior te trip Tor
- ne, a. issnad doth train. specified on the
face OF each oket sold this ne from 10 Boston
" 81. % xas QGQ ana
az, 1rnalway Ut Metropolitan and knfh Avenue hotcs
- VrL AMI AT 3y3 AVA Brooklyn Tickets
49, sd AZ All principal hoiels and ucketoihces aad az onccs
oIWesIcott Express Co
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only:
eaanera ELECTRA anu leave Pier 30 North River
oos Of Warren-stl daily except sundays az p ni4 Tor
either line AIKEN Al lowest res
4. w. flLKiAs. Us IA $500,
Gen. PasA.Agcnt A'"'~ea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
~" 49, BFTwFFS
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ ruRoUGn TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DRPOTs
- IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEw-Yokk.
norBIE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND The FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

ON AND AF1ER JANUAPY, IL, iSSl,
rams leave York Desbrosses aud Cortandt
Streets Ferries. as follows
$50. oS9 aud 10 IA. aId IL night sanaVs 80 Ahas
8 O. 7;S, $50 and 10 p m snu ~ bSst ., ? N
vxprrss Trains leave NewNoik da enorl ~
running fhiOugh VIA Trent anl N.nosu.
poats of NrooKvn Annex connec with al through "a ANS
al Jersey city. arordms speedy aad direct usser ioi
Retuuing trains West Phil2deIha L.1i 80 $50
T.e5 s:,0 aud II n m. lfimilei Express 80 y M
las < a. 500 4 and 7:ss p n on sunday ~. 5s.
Sen,drn m. ana $500 m daily, except sunday -,
ef Ofncest2t ant o44 Broadway Asfortionf esud "os
a, 1ssb,sses Coz andt c,uTtst ann BROOKLYN NJ
nsx Depot 81 Fulton ST. Br0Oklvn Noa liO anH ~
Wndson st. liocohen Depot Jersey CIV Emigrsnt ifAos
olse Bayers Transfer Company WIN CAR and check
, Nv -, rom hotels aud residences a. e.puEp
* THOMSON l. y. q :, ~. x.as
FhAN~ General Nj na3er oe1efD Faseeh'~ea @so1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
X. M. RAVEN g. CO.,

Members OF New-York stock and Mining Exchanges
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
POST OFFICE BOX NO 368. 40. is WALI-sT
raw and dealt az the Exchanged strictly
ON Commission. for Cash Margin Our office adjoining
enables execute orders WITH dis
match Raven attends personally ms he Exchange In
terost allowed asposlts cerrespcndenoe solicited
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lllsCeilaueons.

EASH.-DIAMONDS, watches. iewelry and
= ,i,erwsre. bought and sold back at small advance
GEO. c. ALLEN, j.. 9O broadway near 29th.st.
.NASH PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS,
I - BOOKS. PAMPHLETS RAG. ROPE and TAGGING.
COPPER BRASS. LEAD ZiNC EWTEhTYPk M4tA!.
FlI CIE8I1 Pr PLAIES. sItIEOIIPE PLATES TN
FOIL. TEA LEAD aud OLD MklALoi every description.
orders bv mail pUaciu4ly attended 20.
SPOCKWELT.
No 20 Ann st.. y. l.
COKE. go ....,....
I - - por chadcon. MANHATTAN GAS WORKS,
Aye..C and ltth--t J. SMITH
DR. BATE, - Park Row.-NervOuS Debility,
PR Weakness. special diseases radically, peedy
cured -dic nes prepared
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ults of the business of 1875 and 1879 :

OF the remaining suTpIns 10f Tic year Io1J
s976 ono vas expended for construction in Illinois
reducing the surplus added 10 income account %
R617.204.
The GLOWING is an abstract Of the compauy's
balance sheet OF December 81, 1879:
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lcTH-ST., 1873 East.--Prvate famA5, will
~ rent hlndsome front aicoTe room win all oohVen'
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

Leave York foot Of Liberyst for Red Bank. Long
Branch, ocean Grove. &c, az sis, lii5 lil3 = yt3
I. M A -.
stage connections 10 and rom kEYPOR1~st MATAWAN
STATION 10 and from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANK, 20 AID nom POINT PLEASANT &C sEA
GIIgT, with all trains
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
" Lave New YORK, foot Ilbcriy-sl G. r. r. ofN. J.
I'll a mfor taInngdaIe, Toms RiVof, Barnegat sad In
ll5 m.-for Toms River Yneland. all to nav
Side AN y FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
r. mtor farmingdse, Toms River. BdfnrCai, TUCKER
ton 4. Il. and philadelphia
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Of Der ~ iof freeSod at SIS ls %
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nq- 10 Sl PER MONTH-Whole floor !;
ID / ] seven rooms; all improvements 1850 Sd'aVe
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NEW.Y0RK CENTRAL and HUDSON
ONE DOLLAR 10 BOSTON

" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE
For spersi imitei uckcts. -tsaners Old COLONY ara
NEWrOKT leave Nea.YOra daily excepting Sundays. NJ
.bo -, North River. Of nrrss Leave
Brn-. L.hl ~. Ler.eL NL. 40 D. ~ Va AMunL
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Bonro duo Rooms
West SIDE.

ss,> WEST 22d-st.-TwO large well-furnished
ed ROOF, To- let with board, third floor, references
AZ WEST 24TH-ST. Furnished rooms,
Asb Win frst class board also table board.
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THE MARKETS.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For rHF WEEK ENDING MoYDAi. Feb %. 1854
RECEIPTS.
Reeves Cows Calves. Suecpanf Lambs Swine
assJ lSJ TJS ~. SOT 2s.t-6