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The Portland daily press., 1881-02-10

The second mate and other survivors of the
crew OF the Bohemian have gone 10 Liver.
pool.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-10

Northern Pacific preferred. ...... 7OA 20
&c
Bates Manufacturing Co.............. POT
Laconia Manufacturing Co........... 56O@565
Androscoggin and Kennebec r. 6s, ,'9l.......1O9A
Boston Maine Railroad, 1893, COUP. ...126A
Sullivan Mining Co Observation-Disclosures. 7A
Blue Hill Company. Observation-Disclosures. 5A
Boston and Albany Railroad. 80. ........... 1691a
35 Eastern Railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4012
Franklin Mining Company. ny................. 1875
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-10
DEATHS.
In Ferry Village, Jan. 10, Seward P. Cobb. aged


In Ferry Village, Jan. 10, Seward P. Cobb. aged
II years.
At Cumberland Mills, Feb. 8, Ada Lillian, daugh-
ter of Cyrus B. and Addrannah Clay, aged years.
In Yarmouth, Feb. s. Paul French. Oldest son of
John S. and Ellen j. Seabury, aged years months
and 10 days. Mass papers please copy.]
In Buxton, Feb. s, Thomos G. Lane, aged II years
In Otisfeld, Feb. A, Edwin Chute, aged GA years
months.
81 years.
In Warren, Jan. 20, Manubec R. Crawford aged
26 years IA months.
In Rockland, Jan. %, Abner Ames. aged 83 years
In Appleton, Jan. %, Mrs. Margaret Healey o.
Rockland, aged IS years.
years 3 months.
In Lncolnville, Jan. 2J, Emma E., daughter of
the late Capt. Daniel Lunt, aged % years.
In South Thomaston. Jan. 20, Mr.. John Feyler,
aged 81 years.
In Skowhegan, Jan. 20, Mr.. Joseph Palmer, aged
in Winslow, Jan. 2e, George W. khoads, aged
26 years.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-10
The Wool Market.

BOSTON. Feb. 9-[Reported for the Pressl.--Th,
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-10
R!NEs II! BROS. ): ):
LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

Committee ON Commerce Heariug.
The Committee Commerce, on THURSDAY,
Feb. 10th, at O'Clock p. m will give hearing on
the petition of Jacob Mcclellan ct ais to change the
Harbor Commissioners line in Portland harbor.
Per order of the Committee.
fah7 sndAt II r. N(CKFIS CLARK
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-10

The following quotations of American stocks have
been received from London to-day hu cah1o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-24

appears win pay cost Of tho work os ~ -
The whole work exceeds my grandest exuo6 49, NJ
the full show to DO determined by the vein r,;-
pal should we cut It In silver. as everything = a.
Gates. - ~
The following mining companies Sled ariisl.. y
Incorporation at the County Clerks OhRcs n ~
city during the past week
The Orc Plata Mining and Milling Company |, 49,
itaf, 100000; general mining business u ~.
yeras County, Cal. Trustees ~ diel A. WiIls.3
Joseph Y. Balch. Charles A. Dillaway. Albert 4. ~
Lewis. - ,ss'@'s
The Crescent Mining Company. saptta,.
SO, 100000; general mining business near Iss5s
vile, Col. Trustees-Joel p. Whitney, Benjsnis 4
Paddock. Harry Bartling William u. Steven M
Franklin II. Story. a - -
The Exchange Silver Mining and MILLING Can.
paDy Of Nevada capital. 81 000, 600 genera min
ing business IN Cherry Greek District White PM
County, New. Trustees-I. 7. Mllliken. Henry W
Howells. James Beyeridse, Henry J, Rossrs. &. a.
Wilcox. X. E. Galiaher and William Il. Gaion
The New York Lone Mountain Mining Company !,
capital, $500, COO; general mining business M Nav
Mexico. rrustees-Glrdus WyukO,p, Thouss
Evans, Edward r. Johns. Richard Arnold, L. 81.
Arnold. IT,. Henry H. z. Stapler and Sterne Chitten
den. Office, New-yOrk. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-24
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY Jan. 23-P.M
The business in mining stocks last week showed
marked improvement over that of preceding weeks
and developed growing public interest in mining
enterprises. Although there was some increase In
the speculative interest In shares OF doubtful values
of which undoubtedly will prove to be prohta-
bio investments, the specially encouraging feature
was the increased demand for shares OF properties
whose productive capacities are assured. Yester-
davis markets were rather active, and generally
prices made greater or less advances. Little Chief
however. which during the week has risen from "a
cents to 1885, met with reaction aud closed at
LOS, or 5 cents higher than Friday night
Chrysolite was dull, bat advanced 4 to 6h-
Little Pttsburg sold as high 5.25 in the course
of the week, but Yesterday reacted to 390O4. Sill
yer Cliff also yielded yesterday from 4. 40 to 4.3O,
against 4 week ago. Rising Sun Yesterday further
advanced to 2.40D2.35. against 1.85 week ago
Cherokee to 1.70. against 1.60; Moose to 1.7O,
against 1.8O, and Iiukll was about steady at 100,
against l.35. Bull Domingo. winch during the week
rose from go TO 420, finally closed at 3,e5 Com
pared with Fridays last figures Caaveras Is cents
higher at "a cents Climax cents higher at 42
cents, Annie cents at 10 CENTS North Standard
cents at I.15 South Bulwer ii cents ut 81 cents,
and Buckeye 1 cent nc 20 cents. The markets closed
quietly strong.
y. Y hIHLg0 STOCK EKOHi vfs sILss
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Inv TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRIpU Mel

san FgANcisco, Jan. 23.-Old COmstock oper-
ators are getting the ArZpna fever bad. and are
Incorporating extensions aud new locations freely
Tor this market. Spectators are leaving daily for
Tombstone and other districts in Arizona. W. f..
Dean president Of lhe Contention Company. has lett
tor Arizona to he absent month, anu John Kelly,
The great bear OF the CCmsock. Is on The way. tmi-
grafton threatens decrease largely the population
of Virginia CITY and Gold I'LL, Nevada.
The Bodie and IuScarOra stocks continue active nc
the Exchange. 49,, "a -
Tucson Arizona Jan. 23.-Thc new IO-starp-
mil of the Consolidated Arizona Company. ut
Arvaca s wOrkr steatl y and well, ana lt is re-
nnrted that il turned ont 900 III bullion i'll the
hrst continuous five days rdn.
Twenty thousand dollars were paid Oh Monday for
tne Cold Tree mne in the SAINT" RIA Mountains.
A Bottom smtltrr il to be- erected at one.
The CiHeeR. in supporting the establishment 81
branch mint in Tucson, gives figures showing that
Arzona is likely to produce $1,000 900 this year
inciusive of copper.
VIRGINIA NV. Jan. 23--puring the past week
CONSOLIDATED Virginia raised 495 tons OF ore, aver
oro assav S2i ~. California raised 297 tons,
rssaylng Z ~ 10. Sierra Nevada raised III tons, Of
winch no ASSAYS were taken . oo
the Ophh-MeXiran winHe, 80 leet Cow inc Z'oVo
level, is IN promising quartz.
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T'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
u NEM.NOKK LAkL ERIE AND WESTERN Raj.


AGnANCENENf - IHAINs TAXING EFFECT 10, 1890
9 Ill.,, ilcIunRl and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
COache. 10 Buffalo ami Suspension Bridge.
b. D. Daily J-Fas Louis Express. arriving at Buf.
fAin a M connecting with trains . West and
Southwest Pulmans best DIawinVroom sleeping coaches
= III. CDily. pac he EEpreas for the We.. Sleeping
Cnica without change Dnng ears To Chicago
7:lD y. m grant train Tor tho Wttt.
hr%ar 20 si T a. yIo ~ DO Glo 73o
NJ, a ZOO midnight saturday nights ony Sundays
Kohrriori aui T1ssac o. 1919. 10 1920 m.-lhe 1920
S o Sg T. aid 5o so O c Sa6 = 1850 m +
nidn ght sundays GOO. $780, O2O IL m' l:45 G3O. ,.
Ta,er. \, G. 40. 10 1870 NJ II noon; 45. S:j9
A.4 6:ln. 5:sO btu Bib $50 T. 1s $3.50 F. M and ~
midnight Sundavs o. $780, lO2o a. N" lao. GSOp. M. and
ol0. i:JO ana IL midnight saturday nights only
sT H%irn go rs o i09u% M l45 800 300 o:l1 as
II midnight surdays. 600 $50 lC;2O u M, lao $50
'I w. af T r. s:5o i6'2oa IN, 4:jOp m.
NewDurg ANA Cornwall 800. a ~, $780, E3Op M sun
ltvndont AMI Kiggson,9 M. 9;S0p Sundays $3.50
ai1slcu o. aJU ). iJ:2Oa IN, $3.50. $780, $50 Z 7ljp M
SUNDAYS .. o.JU lU:2O IL H.. 6,ij. >. Ia.
snnGays, $50 lr2 $50 p Thc . m and 800
D. taIs connect with New YORK AMI OsweEo MldlanJ
hIrpaI Tyis 750 D. ~. $3.50 81. 7l5 p Sun
HSIy%iioats leave 23sL quarter OF anu quarter after
eac h,ur nom n $40 D. anu NJ lU+o ana ll4o
D. ~ ,, ,or p.ssa-c aud Apartments Drawing Room
check and Rasier oil basgage my De iet at the Com
PANS Omcss nos ~ Az OF n1s BL"1away' w. No.
x,r'. Trains from tns est arrIyoin New'York at 72j
anu li'-' INo ~ ABBJTi Gen passr Ae't New.York.
n. OKTIlrRN RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Trains eavs Eng;ewood Closter Piermont amt Ny
acN. J. ~ 800 M B. 1. l:1g 5J1 5:ay 500 l5O m
leays 81 diihalss iaIGr saturday nlalIts. 49,,
samuel spring Valley and Monsey ZOO. OioOa mi h')
mo n. ABBorr. General Pass'r Agent, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-24

Bullion valued at SLID 81 WAS received in this
CIV on Snturiay from tIc mines. making total for
ms week OF %.63 $50 ~.
The sules oil mining stocks at D0tn New-lorK ex,
changes during the past week aIe oihc''y icPoi'cu
at SIS. 1858 shares. -. a.. ..,
meeting and election III officers OF the SILVER Mug
get Mining Company took place some GAYS ago. AT
which n c1unljttee was appointed to devise meas
ures for the ,let of the company from lIS enlurI-
assmruls. Tina committee WIN make lsS iePr. W
the stock hOl lpys az meeting IA De held to-nurrow
M the conpl uys office. Members OF tn" comInlttec
arc reticen: aa to the proposed plAuS' Out enough
he's been learned to warrant the statement that re-
orpallzaliun of the company i'll take place under Il
new incorporation, i'll which old stOckholurlS upon
surrenderlng their stock IN the Old company, WIN
receive stock for 10 per cent OF thell or!ginaI
holdings upon paying cents cash per share To the
new company. THIS plan VIII, IL IL GAINED, wipe
out the debt oil the old company ana enable the new
one to prosecute developments upon '1e property.
which is considered by the committee To be worm
wy T1e inftr. OCEAN Denver, COLI. is repubshing
from TuE tribune MINING D"Esr lsJ Oh 'hc
telegram received Oh Saturday from the super
intcndent of the Calaveras Water and Mining Com
pany states that both the Whisky Hill and North
Hin mines arc now III full operation and that tue
net weld Is estimated ut from $4,000 to $l2,OOO
per mouth. -.
Batopias Mexico, under dates Of DecemDer Is and
25 reports ~ follows: We cut two moro VEINS or
hius IN SILVER on the 18th, making ten points IN
oliver to work ut any time We commence the woik
for silver The work OF taking out silver has been
nut OF and all labor directed to pushing the tunnel,
in order that lull development may be made or the
rich PORTIONS OF the mine and facilities secured tOr
future economical Operatous) These hllos are mar
row, varying IRON half an inch to two inches, but
chow the kind of ground We are IN, and 10 to con-
firm nv often expressed opinion of cutting the Yum
principal in SILVER. Every hlo has silver now. The
rock ~ tue hardest IN the district but our Tunnel
work has not been beaten in the way OF economy, II
do SAY it, 1t will be soft enough he rock as soon
AS cut the vein, which must be IN "a 20 II feet.
December "a wo cut another hllo two fingers WIDE,
which continues in the front, and II 1t holds rs II
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pEADY TO-DAY,
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1881.

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Abstract of Congress- Party Platforms for leSo
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ports and Expors Growth OF Railroad Mileage
since 1854 Revenues Expenditures Of the United States
1876 Popular vote for President by STATES
1872 10 1880. inclusive; Census Returns 1890.
And o large amount of other valuable information.
Price, rs cents; five copies, 81. Address
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FOR BO>fON.-AEW PULLMAN LINE via
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a. 800 D. ~, week days aud lO;j0 sundays Dirr
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New England railroads ~
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
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through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot: | ''
S:ut Il. III, western and northern Expire NOoester
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loot a. ~. Chicago Express, dri%ing.roOm Canaan
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81 hL'ga. lens Falls ana Kutlind
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Tor Auburn Road stations ami Tor Bufao r0eo and DE
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IN To Boston Worcester. Nashua Portland and In, l,o
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CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
.. -. lhe Elegant steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, ON Tuesdays Thursdays and 5atnrdav
anu NAhitAdAN5hII ON honiays wednesdays and Fin.
daysR $50 80
1880 f.. M. FROM PIER 80, N H.
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f1rstCass Tic cts between New.York aud boston iOU
ONLY as specified On their face-S2 each.
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secured al Offices Of WescOus Express Company
500 ana 0' broadway and MotrJpstan Fn Avenue
uUeis ticKet offices
PROVIDENCE LINE-FOR FREIGHT ONLY
steamers bLECIHA AMI GALA / IA Pier 10 Sorth
Tor Boston, via Providence direct
freight via either line lowest
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DERMANENT ,POSITION.-A man OF 80 -
secure the position Of manager IN ST. ~ nroifabls
ma splcn,l paying business Il
much O requisiIe as good com mon seusc.
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Corresponding reduction ali Eastern potns MAGNIFICENT
from Per Rnn Sh9
err 5er:'S Sa a BE- c5nd al al
and Oos Office the Pier and on board
''t GEo coNSon .,o,, BORDEN LovnLai,
baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
On and after Dec Passenger Trains cave from Central
m-IIcept Sunday for Washington and the West, with
parlor cars attached ,,.onn., c,,., onds,
Louis through to Chicago also. through
'il,S p m~Daily. for Washington and the West with
RE Ne~ 3 and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
Tra S1 arrive from the $40 and 900
Principal Office, 80 Broadway; also o4 Broai
tickets baggage through destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
S SS IL II j.% SS Of whSsr station In
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7:55 a. m.-For schooleys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
D: L. 4 Western X. r. Easton Allentown. whkesoarr@
@For Fe%R an EastOn AlSnown Es s1,0S
Nsnticoke. Upper Lohieh. Scranton Be- ,..,,.. ,,,.
1pHrE Maach cS@aG %aeeSy SD allentown H'""S
p 5SS Esst sGran Rsn sauch Chunk
4.5O D. m-For schooleys High Bridge Branch
hs ssS T. m~FOr so@Sryi,e FcmInstSn. sc. u.
Reading sI Harrisburg CHUNK wikosbarTs poo
spn% atai f siSi,oss m Allen
town Harrisburg and tho West. - , =. v,s o.z o.,S
For Newark al hi5 U:l5, B45, 7:l5 14b Gio. S'2 sio
40 10 I6.3o i:ib n M IL n l. g. $3.50, 4. AGO. J3O,
b46 B. 6:lb $50 III 815, els. 1918, HE ~ m
For trains 10 local points Time Tables at stations
Roats Of Brooklyn and Erie Annex make connexions
to from Jerssv city station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlVl-
IN SION. a.,
RAIL LINE for Perth AmeSy s9n 1r A o16 y na
Toms River Barne2ai. ATLANTIC.ClTf &c; a I'M
Leave NewYork. foot Libertyst. al D. elO' ll's' '
1:3U $780, 4. 5:30 p. III.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
i CONNECTION. Leave foot Of Libertyst Tor Freehod
at 8:l5. ll45 a. m.4 5;3Op M.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave Newio loot Liberty.st. NJ Il
Via Branchuort
For sandy HOOK Sis Has a. M, 4 p m.
For Monmouth Beach, SeabrIght and Highlands s. 3d.
HAS n. 1890, m.
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l:3O n m For Manchester Toms River, ArLANTlCClIh
and al stations 10 ltay.lde ,. ptuo. ,......, a.
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Mem Publications.
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dealers.
Price, rs cent, per copy.
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landt streets kriri' : rs follows:
4iO. 1870 =. $40 10 Limited II a. M L. 800, $40 T.
3. d. Z 800 and lu p ~ ami IL nfht sundays 1;3O ana
y IN ,. y. Z, X 80 ANA 10 -. m. AMI - night
Express Trains New York tally. except sunday at
1880 and running through via Trenton anu Can
ioAis g brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
Al Jersty tiy anOrig speedy and direct transfer
fol HrOO.! yn travel
eiunig Philadelphia l2Ol. 316. I;25
T. 1,5 H:3O. aLd II timitrd ENprcs 1880 y, M l. 3
T. 5i5. !, AM g. ON sunday, l3O $40. dil3 = $50
a. 1, I. and Sp ~. Lave Philadelphia via Camden r.
M 80 3. M daily, except SUNDAY.
1lc~ct Oirrs ~ ana Di nrJalway, Asi1r House and
And C0rtlandt COurtst and Brook
Ign ton foot 1T f1un.s.. BroOklyn Nos. H.
llG ~ Hudson HOb1krn tlun. Jersey City Eu-
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New York Transfer viii call for aud check
/ baggage from hOtels and residences
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IN Lave rcrkslip for New. Haven At 50. IN
Il,tt. Mn h. Ia
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L GREAT rRU r LISE
AID UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leavr New iurk. Via ptsG.osscs and Coria1dt
ftreetk- Ferries. follows
harrisburg ritsbnrg the " es and sonth. with Pullman
Palace ar attached. a. N, d and ESQ /, daily.
Wi!lamsppr. Lock Haven. IN. $50 p M: CORY aud
NJ $50 for 11tusVIlt.
lrum Genre and Tie on Regions
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Of Pullman Paf!Or daily SUNDAY
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EKpres- lot balmore eAc.p SUNDAY, ! y N
EIpic-s for West IhiG,lphla. $50 80 - $40, 90
Ilt,d. II a M l. $40 $40. !. D.. Il. l. 500 and 10 p.
aud II night SUNDAY, 1880 and a. >, ., T. $780, aud
u H., aui J. night
fIrr.-r Phll,deiphia Camden 1870 and p. m.
except Sun!aY
iol,s OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
jersey 'ty. an"linga speedy and direct transfer
fuf Bruo .iyu travel.
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,shnglon ami baltimore. G10a Ia, 800 30 l0jO p.
sunday .; - a II go T. IN. From Philadelphia 300,
.n > 40 1910 ll:tOa m. 10. .. s. 10. 500. $50 S:jU
lO5OV sunday, 800. Goo = 1910 ll:iO 4.
Al "a nj q, ID IN.
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A REDUCTION OF FARE.
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A. TO BOSTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TlChEIa
Corresponding reduction ali Eastern polna Magnncent
steamers NEW PORT aud OLD COLONY DAILY sundays ex
IRON Pier - Mr. of Anrrav'st at 43o Pun LosVo
Brooklyn Jerssy city. 4p M wa ANNEX s,nai
Tickets. htater0oma &c. be obtained ~ az
hotels and tcSet ooe the Office the Pier ano on oo
s GEO L. coNNoR BORDEN LovELL;;.
General Passenger Agent Agents
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VIA
ESNSYLNANfA RAILROAD.

FEN My ~ ANA RAILROAD.
THE 0LDLsTABLIaHED LDUrE AND SHORT LINE
BEIWIEN
NETWORK Az y PHILADELPHIA.
NINETEEN TRAINS "a II WAY DAILY. EXCEPT
81, NDAN, TIlii l. ptrDIS = PHILADELPHIA,
TWO III NEN.i' Eh.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE

BOUND NKOOk KDN Tf
For TRENTON A. ID PHILADELPHIA
Leave NewYOrk from station C. X H. OF " j. foot of Id
Criya,. 80
lilo a. M: l:U 4, A:3O j3D *. 1880 T. p. On Sun.
day ltS45 a. IN; 5;;l Z ll;SO. p. n. ,.,o An
For Thru Bcrkssts. nc 5:3O. 1l:l6 m; $780, 434
b:Su 10. m SUNDAY H:ij A. Iu.
Tuckcr-stsf, 6:3n.
a. m. $50 l. $50 4lh, $50 T. !. 1880, III Sunday
s:45 a. 53p. Z. ll:30. II D. -,
ILfum trains leave Philadelphia for Now YORK - .
From stations Philadelphia and Reading Ei corner Ninth
al 1870 $50. III mi 1910, q $: 70,
G:lU Gln 40 Up NJ sunday at $50 a. m; o3O, $40
From Ihiri aud Berkssts. At 40. 500 0lj l;2O
$40 ll:3I y. IN. sunday at S0 M. 4:30, 1880 IN.
From Trenton Warren and Tucker -1:2j. ts25 $40
csc = 9OS lO0S Il:20 m; p 24 I2i, $50. 7:25 925
IL m Sunday-l.25. 4:2j $40 a. w.: 6:l5, 72j D.
Connection Is made at Jersey CITY station 10 AMI frOm
Bro x vn and Erie Depot Jersey city . 100 a, 40,
TLcts for sale OF Liberty ST. Nos 239 POI. 4Ol,
qtt G57 S Broadway and at the principal hotels Nos
and ann 81 AMI Annex Office JEWELS vi ar. BROOKLYN
Y Tr4nsisr Onpany. Dodds Express will call Tor and
chrcL Nag run hotel or Residence destination Appi
aiinn ran be g44 ami 23 broadway 73B bthavo.
York ana Court a. irCOklyn these Oncr aIe In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-24
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWIORR,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN - -,
MCSEL........ssL. Jau. -! II lrIN -..sai fcb ~
DO ........ sat. Feb - j. 1AN- ..- ShL zen ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW DIRK u SOUTHLAND.
TON HAVRE Or BREMEN.., .,o
FIRST CABIN............SSt SECOND CABIN ....-sOO
STEER iGE. $50. . .,o
Return tickets roa1cel rates Prepaid steeage ccrtl
500. steamers sail from Pier between Secohu ana
Thirds Is. HobOken. \, j.. . , ,,, - ,,.,,.- ,.r.o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-24

WHITE SIAK LINE.
w UNITED STATES ID ROYAL NAH. srEA MEIb
QUEENSTOWN ND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE Tho OF This Line Iako the Route
recommended by MaurY T. . NJ both the AID
ana home ward VOYAGES
ADlIAII( saturday, Jan. 20
BKITA Mo Capt Perry saturday, February b. L. a ~
BALTIt Capt lar.cl thursday February. TO- $50 D. m
Kennedy SATURDAY Fen ~,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEsr
UTILISE
These steamers nnif jrn IN sEB and nnsurpg,si
poinunentA Tne 5aonn ~tateroonb Smoking aud Bajh.
a tho
anoTug degree Of comfort hitherto unataubs
KATfS-Saoon 500 $50 and flOO return lavor
able terms Storage from Old Country so From
York &S.
THESE steamers carry neither cattle sheep pigL
u plans ami Dtner inform iii1n
Company Oniccs No 81 broadway New.YUrk.
RI. COHffS Agent
{. L. BARTLETT & co., AGENTS Boston.
BAKRI1T * CATrELL. AgontB. Philadelphia