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Universal Iassttu,lc, Paine In the Hack,
nimncSs III Vision, Premature Old Age and
many other diseases that lead to Insanity
aud Consumption and Premature Grave.
FIli particulars In our pamphlet. which w.
lesirr Ia send free by mall to everyone. III"
- rstiic Medicine Is sold by all druggists Mt
sin.p per racka-c, or six packages for ssuo. ar
Viii IL srii free ~ mall On receipt al the
money. ny addressing
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READ THE RECORD
An Editors Escape.

OFFICE OF THE Industrial EIA.-
ALBA, Iowa, May %, 1880.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
L take great pleasure III making the
following statement | have been af-
hicted with a disease of the kidneys for
the past two years and have tried nu-
merous remedies with only partial and
temporary relief. Warmers Safe Kid
ney and LIVER Cure was recommended
70 me, and aster taking it the pain and
distress left me, and / am to day feel
ing strong and tceu. l am perfectly
satisfied that Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure is the medicine needed,
and can cheerfully recommend it TO
others. G. ". SrAMM.
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Tho Weekly leader.
nsaED EsE1E E1EkzDAL
TENS Szsss Yea, " - Half Yea



The Cuy Press states that a firm in
the northwest Of London has posted
nearly three tons Of circulars six times
in a single season, and the same firm
are now posting q circular Of the aggre-
gate weight of four and q half tons,
sufficient in bulk TO ill foar two-horse
wagons.
The sale Of the penny Testament, the
cheapest edition ever published, has
already reached nearly 400, 900, and the
publisher, Nj. Elliot Stock, confidently
expects that a million copies will be
disseminated in twelve months.
Sam Rogers reputation as a giyer Of
breakfasts will outlive his poetry. and
it is possible that the highest of his
pleasures OF memory was when heasked
a lady one night at the opera: "Will
You come and breakfast with me to-
morrow morningS" She replied /:
wont II"
A fashion paper tells us that silken
hosiery is now all the rage in Paris,
with insertions Of portraits and medal
lions Of point lace" Fancy CHANGING
at your lady-loye's stockings and find
ing there the portrait of-some other
fellow.
Cologne cathedral cannot yet be seer
MS finished. The scaffolding still clings
around it, and will not be taken down,
1t is said, for two years, so that the
building a hardly be said to be finish
while so much Of its beauty is thus
hidden from view.
An oxfordshire clergyman has just
been sued at the Nuneaton county
court for the sum Of los. Cd, alleged
value of sermon supplied to him by
Mr.. J.. T. Collet. As n verdict was
entered for the amount, the Judge prob
ably thought the sermon worth the
money.
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A Pastor Made Happy.

l have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years,
and during that entire time | was never
free from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and l visited both the Hot
and White Springs, noted for the cura.
tive qualities OF the water. l am happy
to say l am now n well man, and en-.
tirely as the result of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. With such
glorious results, l am only too glad to
testify regarding the remedy which has
made me so happy.
tREs.) p. f. HARLLEE.
Coal RIM Crossing, Arkansas.
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Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached a reputation that is not
limited by the confines Of section or
country. There are no injurious sub
stances nor false and temporary stimu-
lants In the preparation. 1t is purely
vegetable and compounded under a for
mula that has passed severe tests and
won endorsements from some of the
highest medical talent in the country
Nee York World.
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m ADVER Users.
GEO. r. POWELL koos
LIST or LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

GEO. p. POWELL cos
.Err LIsT or LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
-.s.rr ,rAo apalds Hgauards n 500 a
- "a fapalfsd Lass Aaa G5e " thfs
-leG -Yo.r hdea LAaaf LAa pad ~
- veay THAN IL 1AE OTHER
fISING ND.
80 Snr A oo-OPERATIgE List.
ttfS NOT A CHEAP Ll5I.
nisAN HONEST LIST
=. .tAoxue states exAotly what the pa
lhs wien the Eame Ola paper Is print
~ FfiIL FacE TYPE Il Ii In every In
80 Inc BEST. printed In cAPl-
$50 n i the ONLY In the place.
IAii.s gives The population Of every town
~ M Circulation at every paper.
=. ra.es charged fof adysrtislng are barely
INeah the publishers schedule. The price
i.@le states range from - " -.
.Ice fr one inch one month IN the en-
~ va h soz3. The regular rates Of the
49, for the same rpaos and time are
e. ia. The list includes . neuspa-
-~of Whioh Ia are irsned DAILY n
EsxWFERLf. They are loeated IN =
s@--nf rltea and Inv ms. of which 80 are
IL CHpitals Q places Of oye Loco pop
s,-f %. nd 4os County seats. For copy az
\. and other information address
JED y. ROWEILA CO.
Spruce sL. New iark-
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InE GRAY MEDICINE CO.

NJ ~. Meet nnics Block. Detroit. Mich.
49, ia hrNtuuC hy NIL druggists aldbS
all wholesale aud retail drusgisty every
wh.rr. npetdawiy
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DroIsy, letter, Tnmors and Salt Rhcum.
Worms. Gout. Neuralgia. rs n Dinner PHI.
Ind Purifying the Blood. arc the most en-
genial ~purgntive yet perfected. Their ef-
fects a~bundantly show how much they cx-
Gel all other Pills. They are safe and pleas
ant to take. but powerful 10 cure. They
purge out the foul humors OF the blood:
they stimulate the the sluggish or disorder
cd organs into %nctiou: and they impart
health and tone to the whole being. They
cure not only the every day complaints Of
everybody, but formidable and dangerous
diseases. Most skilnii physicians. most
sminent ciergymcn. and our best citizens.
send certificates OF cures performed. and OF
great benefits derived from these Pills.
They arc tho safest ana best physic for
children, because mild as well rs orectual.
Being sugar coated. they are easy to take;
and being purely vegetable. they are entire
ly harmless.
PREPARED ny
or. j. C. AVER q co., Lowell. Mass.
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
ERS IN MEDICINE.
ADDOMB Il GLOVER, Cheyenne.
Wholesale AgentA
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Gray's Specific Medicines.


llsh Remedy,
An unhliling
cure for semi
nal weakness.
Spcrmniorrhea
lnipot,'ncy and
iuil diseases
that follow as n
scluencr'ofse
abuse. ns il,ss
pf Memory.
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l hereby certify that / have been a
practicing physician for twenty-seven
years, and for many chronic cases in
my practice do recommend Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was
upon my advice that G. W. Stamm, ed
itor OF the Industrial Era, obtained
this valuable remedy.
AtJta, Ia. A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. ID.
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DR.. SPINNEY

~ San Francisco. California. having opened
a branch office in Denver. l. now prepared To
treat all men and women who may he suii' p
ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private its-
casts. Young men who may be suffer iiis
FROM the effects OF youthful follie- or indtf-
cr.tionS Will do wen 10 avail themselves al
this the greatest boon ever laid nj the ieci al
suffering humanity. Dr. Spinucy will guar
antcc Ia forfeit sB1 lnr every ease of We ~
u.~-ur private disease Of any kind or chpr-
ac'Cr which ie Undertakes Ia and fa:l. to
cure. There are many ut the age of thirt u
SIXTY who are troubled with too fiequ,nt
cVucustiun~ nf the bladder. often acconIa-
uissi 10y u slight stnarting ar burning scis~r.
ton nud 0, ~ruk-ning Of the system - a
manner the patient cannot account for. Thu
examination of the urinary deposits n y.
~e,l'i4yut Vii ouen be found. and sometih -
small PARTICLES at nlhumcn will appear. or
the color will he of n thin. milkish hue.
again changing Ia "A dark, torpid appearance.
There are many men who die OF this din
Gully. ignorant Of the cause. which Is the
second : agr Of seminal weakness. DT. \.
wiz guarantee" n perfect cure IN all sucl,
ctses. aud n healthy restoration al the geni.
tuuriunry organs.
nfiicr Hours-lU To u. > to I. and ! to 5: sun
days. from 10 to II a. VI Consultation fire..
thorough examination and advice, s..
tail. or address. pr SrINSEl a co. gI3
iarimcr street. Dcnvcr, over Grrenleni 4
COS. store,
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Ministerial Gratitude.

WHPrANY. n. j., July ,, 1850.
MEssRs. II. ii. WARNER q Co:
DEAR SnIs My wife had been suf-
fering from n severe attack OF acute
inflammation Of the bladder, which oc-
CURED in October last, and left a
chronic Inflammation of the neck of the
bladder. This trouble yielded to no
treatment, till sometime in March she
began the use OF your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. and is now completely well,
which we wish TO acknowledge very
thankfully. We have commended the
Cure to others ms we have had occasion,
and shall continue to do so very cheer
fully. With many thanks,
REV. ID. MCGEE BARDwELL.
This Great Natural Remedy, which
Las received SO many enthusiastic en-
dorsements and has performed such
universal cures, in all diseases Of thsur-
mary organs, Is for sale by Druggists in
every part Of the world at
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S1.25

Per Bottle. Those who have never
tried it should not fail to keep 1t on
hand; those who have tried it ard know
its merits, would not be without it for
a moment. 1t effectually avoid all
SUMNER DANGERS,
and furnishes the most complete and
certain of
SEAS0NABlE SAFEGUARDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

70 Naples 1000 DO. s. another to Trieste i0o1 do - ~
Ameiic d ship 20 London 9 BTlnen l' DO o. - "a a. Nr
voeian bark to Hayre 1000 l. rude do p ID Br.i
ior 10 Cac,ta 70 90 case eaac terms;
LIl-l .ieanei 10 loA~ o a,n , ln' ~ ~ "a r,,lrl4
general cargo g. 90 and port eha1 From phlad lgia
p. ~. another 10 Belfast. $500 as Grin,
1900 DO u.s. 3D.. anoiLcrfo Lisbon $500 ship- oa,-
q per bush; Italian bark 20 lso1n Loon Dbs in ,
Poeum s tIom ia tmore Norwegian BARK To- C9h 10, ~,
orders o. Continent, 1000 or. Gau. IS tq; Hnotti ~
IO ot6i,s zane nd ,,ocit. A. correpondn ~ rates
From Cadi1 ~ s BARK SO ,oas chartered Sew
Of Hatcr-~, S2it. private Icrus quoeo sc pc, uush
Oh & II joining al, a. Late -ldy ienIe' ,,,d
CO. 'i,'.i' armsT AZ 5ne cae rude sHp
" o o.l. & w N'P4ha @S anS &c
.sles United Ccrncajes Crude Peiroeunl, New 3orA,
l9 on ned 92tc bid h5hest sales 95c: iowe't u 'sc
PROV oge9o losI5e per Sco sSi
quoted 81 -7lSsi2; setting price on last cal ~.
GA or New 81 Gcgsl225' April So 4ogsi2 81 MAY, MAY
sl2 6O0$l2 % ~ mode ate li'' At uti'i1liiIe
sifsse5S &C., fhSc6l5 do so A'r1 n insS HAGs INN
aud Unclaimed. quoted ~ i.CJr MhAtSo o6 E ~
Picsiei iiolics : &C. ricsicd shauicrs 5i.a5c rrked
57-o6c.. ..MIDDIF~ held higher demand yer7 neht
Gear iaii and ha psSiD H9'7 p is'5 &C.,
ao.ci h, and IG@ per 100 n over les ac'iyo trade.
b'th on cy o. ana spccu I've account ,ar ho t'; iI'
774ec.: te01 les Mnrch. 80 &c DID, ~ "a ''c Nrw;
3i GI,i.s Nav 75a eic cl t.,9 &c. Third cal
4sI .e' ."'; 49, "a "F Nv NV, tI,
steam fairly active sllcs 80 ic. zoo; 81 Rrne' s,ns
quoted Nars,t ,eIc Iiscr aud y,rr dpll; Long
Ec 1.q He"F gS &C ar %,nj, ii' ~
lj'Giu H,aaci 30 g, dtrmard and firm crushed e'q
,'-e' F'"drtrl' '~- ora uil.'l; ~ . o., a. .,r
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TIE SIAIE OLE rRADE.

BrIFAto Feb 2G-Flour rn aud In fair demand Wheat
~prng 81 500 busn IfSrl Michigan spring at - b I;
300 bush white Michigan ~ 56~. corn quiet
ana unchangr sales sew 40 Western 10 i1c,
car ~ do $780, Of High Mixed AZ 4Stc. oats
0met Barley steady. Ryo inactive NtIfOid FfrghlH-
wheat l2c: Corn. &c oats &C.. kcrepts- toais
Flour bb- Wheat $1,000 bush: com 22oOD bush
oats $1,000 BUSH Barley 5000 bush. hyei 1000 bush
Shipments IalrOads- Flour. 2.4O0 Ibis; Wheat 1000
bu.h 1900 bush; oats 10000 bush. Barley. JcO
bush: Rye. 1000 bush
lowrrt No Iod Winter. ~ q. No. . Chicago spring,
~ q bid cash: " 2i9 March II 2i Ann 81 - Nay
II al II. Com du Weas rud lover az ~ nc
cash ~ -. March; 31sso. April; - 4dil e. May He
ircici 81 lc. dun and lover FItsh 3Jc cash 81 &c
'p,,tuary: 81 ec April; Jjbd3bac Nav. Rye dull AMI
manual BARLEY dun aud nominal Timothy Seed. - 1Od
u 80. Dressed HORs.stesdy. win a
aOa4, ora Pork unHcittl nut generally
closing rll - cash SUI sod Fll 81 March
ali pT29Sl2 81 l5dfl& H. MAJ. Lara A. adv,
fair douiand Ia zoe cash f.uc March, I'uc
ApnI: SOC. Buk Meats steady with fair demand
Whiskey steady and unclaimed at 81 o. AZ the Go5,
Wheat heavy and lie lower az ~ @t4 March - ~ :
hrrl corn dul weak and lower AZ 36'ta3t r. MarcI 3
M ic Adm: &C. May. oats dali and 0wci AT ~ March,
IS &c. May. Pork dull and lower a. i0asl 20 March
81 81 - Apul Lard dun and DC lower Eggs strictly
fresh. II .gH l3c go,
Iroug at ~ so; receipts ZOO nush corn ~ ar demand
ana inn Ale quiet but nm ~ tt ny elHtf Al
s5c barley dull Extra NO Fall b. PORK ~ iaii de.
maud ami hrGn 81. Lard nm A. 7,rd &c lS Meats
in demand Shoulder f2oc Clear I's "Ooc' 'ieAi
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IfYrrroDi. Feb .G -rork-rrmr Mos, Eastern steady
at Western steady Al 't.. iacnn uihutf'ud ut,
steady 20 3t short lnb. duh 20 '-; Long clear,
stnldv at ~hor lear steady a. Be- sd Long cut
.try a Il shoulders steady "a. Beefula Mess duil
nj 49,. Extra Mess duh af 90 Prime MESS, uuI NJ
49, Prime Western. du 40 $50 ga lal"W lrmc ny
dul at aa 90. IuVIrutin" .~pii~ ~; liiu'I ,a' 90
American ohoicc steady at % llul on Gun u, ~.
FouI-Edm state strldy ~ b. 3D. What 9PlaG' No y,
STEADY 40 10 91 SPIN ~" " sc.y Southern al Il, Nov
steady N lot corn Mixed steady ~ IA or Nui mixed
N,v steady a lud iouscsd on Yellow American, none
marAc hO-iu--t aoL, NJ London uuli q" nu ur-
peut ne ulrifs. at London. steady az 30. -
LIVERPOOL, Feb. .,-l-jo r. n-l"iu '''d per c"t tor
LoIb1S. Feb 2G-s3Op M. sprrsof Petroleum. 7a7 ai.
PL6Sno' Feb eG-4 D. m-sprit- Petroleum 7i4a tG.
per gallon Ilns,rl Ou g27 o. G4-5 lW per ION. spiuts
rnrprniiue. 80 I'D. as sd per cwt 800 -
ASIwnu. Fen. 20 petroleum. lSF4Io@ francs Tor hhe
II msGns Feb 2G-Wucox Lard closed at Al marKs'per
IoSpoy Feb % " o,-At the Wool sales Yesterday the
tranmotous included 1896 bde- Adelaide at -
Locks aud l1ccea 1sd1. Id Lambs fleece IT, Ida H. 3D.
secured Grca-y. ID = 3 2d bales CAPE lreCc,
IT, a2s 3D. -cour, a. al - o'i 'ica'' "a ''; Zoe KS
and Pieces 10 I'D U.s. ad Lambs U.s. d IT, Adj O32 bales
Phip-Fl,ece L.. l. 1s ID; secured Is ID as
Id greasy IOd n u.s. 3D. Locks aud Pieces 81 ais. ia.
Lambs Fleece II @d C2- Sod secured Us ID Is lld
lOi SIS sd Secured H.. 2[d as 2Ldi Greasy Is H.
3D. Lock. aud Pieces IL I'D dla I'd Lambs lAN ID B. ID;
Secured ais I'd Greasy ls0ls Id t21 bales New
Zealand fleece. Is 2d Sconrod L. I'd aus go reasy Is
3gl bales Natal tlcecc-tt GREASY. 81 n lH
s Greasy Lambs lO9d ~ bales Black spanish Gt o2d a
la scpnre U.s. Id aud 10 bales OF rnndrc, the prices Of
which given This evening lO15O bales were sold
chiefly Port Phillip The nuncss ~ the market continues
ana ho becoming general cross bred Woods
stili most 10 favor
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The foreign exchanges remain firm but unchanged
ot the following quotations:

The q ,v.rnors of the Bank of England at thelr
,egnIar meeting to-day made no change IN me hi-
mum IA r - discount and II remains ~ Per cGl'
against @7.H3 the rate in The open naIkct IoI u.s
count of bankers three-months bills. DhrIng me
week the bank gained E77,OOO bullion, ana thc
uropOrtian 81 reserve TO ITS Liabilities ~ oVo PEI
cent against 1879 per cent week ago. Al tIe
I1ndon stock Exchange, British cOnsols were g
lower dosing at 9S 10 for both money ana acco1ht.
ITuited STATES and 3 per cents were unchanged az
1O0lo and 1888 resDe ctively the 4l2s beng .
lower nt IlOi2 Erie declined y per cent 10 4oi2,
and t1,e second consols fell to Ji@095.
Atlantic and Great Western iTsts and second, aftcI
Eng - traction higher, closed as last night AZ II
o1d AZ pennsylyanla was y higher at 81, Read,
INC il N 80. aud Illinois Central and Central ana
IIndso, n ade al 100 aud 1876 respectively. bar
silver Wa, ouoted as fat at 52d. per ounce IL PARIS
French 3 peg cents rose from $40 20 S2OO; sighi
exchange on London falling To 70 2Z2 francs I" te
G. The statement of the Bank OF frauce SHOWS i
gain ia 80 Gle tor the week of lSOoOOOO francs.
berlin AZ patch reports that the Imperial Dank Ol
1;arlnany aaiued u $3.50. 900 marks. .
The superintendent of the Green Mountain MN
ing Company reports, by tel graph the nTst week :
a. clean az from ore taken trom the newly disGoN-
cred slue in the lower level as 40 tons crushed
Welding 81 800. or $40 80 per ton ms exceeds
the average per ton OF previous w0rklngs-IrOn
winch the company has been paving monthly avn
Sends OF cents per share-SSG$J per ten' ana
avs a clear profit of $14 per ton. when the COM
nanv has It's sixty-eight additional stamps III opera
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slIcs. o' Bacon tlr deqnl ard arm shog'"rs
XIII e. demand 4, - Co. Batter x ig denim o
Icons. 7qsifc Hos active saa nrn. comnccn ~ i.i
ers ~ % 4si 10 receipts 2,7O head shipmenie Aoo'
EsTno Feb 2c.-Flcur quiet and very lite dong s''es
200 bills white At = Wheat qoet ES,tl MLi" '!ou
April, - 3l Nav. sl 3lia il Cora firm go Yellow
oat. shade easier ea, dcaani. 40 White. 81 qc No.
do, 3Gc; No Mixed aG1c; 40. do %5c cover re .
- Rece Fiour 70 bb, Vhcai. 5000 bush: corn.
:eoo bush 0ars 300 6u.l Supmenrs-Iiour so bois:
Wheat lot 0O bush COM 500 bust. ps+ Zoo usi hon,
opened settled declined &c. ana clos. heavy 10 Ail
Eo a 'i II on NJ ~ - 0it ietd 95c ioin
wcakcf No. p s7tc Osfi 1ncf So : sue Rge quilt
30 a oc aary quiet ana an No. 7PT.n.. GI'
sl2 Us Auui Prime steam. poe CASH 13oc APil
I,e hog qu,aSl 20asi 49, Dressed Hogs steady a'tl 50
FHuAoEi rmA Feb. 2c-FIoqr intensely dqn suncr1,ne
90; Minnesota Exta-. Medium. SO 30 - do Go' - oo
Ix.rI Family Mc,utn % 5o 80 Good 81 q DO. Clmce
- .2i ,r lencasier oGpty a. g. ~ iy Mi 5o jo
~ = 2gt7i ~ Louis. do. Cont 81 Winter Wheat Patent,
demand higher 10 bbl- m - 10000 at - - ard
5O1a - ~; Corn Meal qmct; Pennsy wanna - TO- i ,, D
Rejected from Il ~ Co II 10. rounsylyauia hei on
IN elevator n s dea Was cy b 4 for car lots the
Fri ' a ee i iTes o. on 9'a s5 Mt tl Al
ih @s 9I%29a can ,t , 19d pr TsI'25 .TcS Il o
asked NAV 81 So bd ~ 56 asked Iuucsl ~ ma 81 - y
eTl "c,@ ana low'i Pms, 'n, Ws''eL an" encrn
san .ov. nGoqj 81 It. Western Misd gg t,gt 5sC
enc the c'r-o r>ic for Sal 'i,rl .ot and Narc9 II = G
i Oxen " f, az" r.. i'G , ad , ne second call
ln ir nrm 'nt an., rrc'. ira irn v'r' sal o
No. 1ec assr M.r.a: ''tc b' "5Scd Npri 81 1 ia
favor Ut brers; i,lcccG ana so White a. T. lo IT, y
i' '' ID" '-' &C., w IT, o. % 80 -s a.. nd A.
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FEB $50 n cotton fnl NIIi'rF
r. .... NItf."f Df.'IH.. .ls.'s tl,a. 10000 btr..
...-. In.H t.... .n~ .II.0n Ind r,.ort hr.rnts.
1 Hf'. tutfItIf. lI'Iit--l o.
r ... .r. ,..... ...l..p or. f.r, ,ll. .... a.,o
f..f.... ...I.tI Ntft. lrI. dN. March
... .I ....,f. -..t. Y..u .. .f.'n. At.I art SIS
..t .... 900 'H. tI.' .fu sar delivery. $50 .
....- .'-. -.' iH.. ... tf- '. .''. iNf aha
tr.r.t t.f ..t o'. August aat -eit'm3" Ic..' 1893.
lf
I...H.- .tH' I Do f.I NIi'I NII.'i'r l....l-
.| y I.r f'i'-. ..l.' ''N ..-.|It '.' .'' ir'f
D.... f.u'lt ii''"- t- IN
.H--. r.'.- i'' 'i....A 'ti-. j'' 'ho 'ntn-. oe
if.r... 500 ... '. i'i.i DO it'iit ....
LtIat. l. l.r. .'r Cotton. fatlr.t-t p.lHts
f... .... t.Yn-. ItlIuI.U ..tUrf. .'.i.IID. tpf
a.. Old. ....,. .... DID, @ all Iuur delivery. 20. I
t,..... D.. I.1 ...t r r.f.. -a.,t ot COTTON t1,av
.l...,l I.. American l.Htt. f..nr-. inN N.t
.., ,.i-o Nlur. auI Npri a,.reIf t4l, a, Jelly a.l
'..r.l. ...... ...I
..s..i i.., D. q.m.-s '.t.fc. closed ,t aiy
Id fnI.I.. .Hf..I rf..H
,f,..r- B. .. to.I DIa.n.lI Oh 49,, .t- $50 ulr-
-al,. 50 ht..t
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! TITLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY.

1 RooMs nos. 81 TO - BOkEEL BulLpiNG, }
No 10 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Feb II, 1850
The Board OF Trustees have his day declared MONTHLY
DIVIDEND No. ~ OF NE per cent on the Ten MILLION
bnII.NKS (eluuOOOOO capital stock Of this company.
anon1ting TO ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
GtiOO OOO per share out Of the net earnings
nnynle Central trust Company tho 18th instant
transfer books VAL close February 2is aud reopen leo
i""' -'' DRAKE DE KAY,
Secretary.
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glctlion Notices.

BRANCH OfTirE
IHR OCEAN NAtlsAuoN AND PiFR co.
O. ~nf IfirI
NPN YORK. January 30. 1850 ,
NOTICE is hereby gwen tat the annual
~ meeting Of tle stockholders this COMPANY for the
ton Directors ana two iuspecorso M upn fof he
wear vii Dee held the Jianci ONCE o Case olmpany
Monday. 1T OF March, $50
EDWARD WIGHT
-,frtsfT.
I'VE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
\ PANG.-Ihc Animal Nec.ing 81 toe ioDalo.d,l- %
The rui0n iislNc I8 lwfy Company for the choice u drer
tor. or The ensuing year and ihr tran. ci'n pi any Other
business which r-aly before m mHftng nl ne
led the Comnauy's OiD ~ Broad az. Boz thH tf N
Ncwho.k. on rs WEDNESDAY, The TENTH da} of iAhch
next. at O'Clock a.
Transfer book vi bo closed after saturday. Frh 1-
SIDNEY DILLON ffr-irnf
NLN il MCFARLAND. -cCi rtafy.
Sew YORK Feb @. l0-O
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prcrrip QUARTERLY VpDIViDEND of
CnRYSOLlTE slLyERMINlNG COMPANY

ROOMS Nos 81 TO ~ BoRrtL b upNG,
No. rs RlApwAY. NEW DIRK. s
d Trustees have declared regular monthly
DiVIDEND so - of TWO PER Cent the
SlOOOOoD capital stock ~ this company, amounting 10
ilTND DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS l*2OnOOol. or On =
DOLLAR PER SHARE ont or the fourth months net
ernng payable tho Genial Trust Company ON the 10th
February. ,... r.. .,.-..-..
Transfer books Will Close February - and reopen February
-. DRAM. ~ IL \ a.,,
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Dlai0cn0 Notices.

oftlcE on luE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RNLaoAD CoNANL}
NEW YORK. Jan 80. 1850. .
"A DIVIDEND of THREE (O PER CEN /
has declared this company payable the Isl DAY
March holders capital STOCK registered
p. the .h OF February next after which, and unt
4th of March. the sfer books Will b" closed
T.. y. H. RANDOLPH. treasurer
NrT York. Feb. 20. 1850
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
~ Two NcD ONf HALE PER CENT ON the Capital
stock of the RAILROAD EQUIPMENI COMPANY has
heru declared THIS dav PAYABLE "a tie Offices OF tlAlth
20 n e NJ RTIN 80 Pine A. New York, T.. W. LARK
60 rs south 3dst, PhlaIe pha, OF The lst proNmo.
' 80 H. 4. Y. POST
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New.York Elevated irsts were steady at 113, but
The Metropolitan firsts declined to lO3Ss ST. PAM
sinking funds aud the Wabash issues were a trille
lower the Pacific issues bengsteady. The follow
inc n a he closing quotations:
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financial.

4 LII who are Interested in railroad business
~ auI mica e. statistics should got THE TRIBUNE Al
MAN A. iGs ibl1. now ready, price - cents 10y mail.
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forses. Garr.aaes. hArne5s. 81.

VALUABLE HORSE for ,1lc.-Ihe sub
- sofn,r S-'cs to s,u Ftrani. faulty bore r..'
d. liable 900 every respect. nru .nful tHn i"I DID,
mile o. tnrrr ulrut,- Adde'S I.f.J. Do WATSON l'fi
flld. ~ .l,htu. o. 20 co.. Praa.