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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-06-03
Bar Meeting at Mississippi City

An informal meeting of the mem
bcrs of the seacoast bar, was held
at Barnes hotel May lG, 1881.
There were present II. Seal, Esq,
Hon. w. A. Champlin, General
Joseph II. Davis, Elliot Hendcr.
ssn, Lyman b. Holly, &. ID. Ian
caster, Louis II. Champlin and
Horace Bloomfield.
Upon motion Hon. w. A. Cham.
plin was called to the. chair, and q.
ID. Lancaster, Esq, appointed sec.
retary.
The chairman explained the ob.
ject of tie meeting to be, to take
into consideration certain slander.
GUS articles written by one, Ben.
Lane Poscy of Bay st. Louis, Han.
cock county, aud published in the
Jackson Comet and Handsboro Ad
rertiser, rejecting directly and in.
directly upon the reputation and
moral standing of the seacoast bar
of the State of Mississippi.
Upon motion, General Joseph Il.
Davis, II. Seal and Elliot Hender-
son were appointed committee to
examine said articles and report at
the next meeting, which was to be
called, upon the chairman receiving
notification that the committee was
ready to report.
On Saturday, the 21st day OF
May, the members OF the bar again
met, when the following resolu-
tions were presented:
Mr.. Chairman-The undersigned,
to whom was referred the consid
Grafton of certain charges male
directly and by inuendo, by one
Ben. Lane Posey, of Bay st. Louis,
Hancock county, beg leave to re-
poh That, in the Jackson Comet
OF April 10th, last, they fud "A let.
ter dated Bay ST. Louis, April 8,
1881, signed By Ben. Lane Posey,
as follows:
"The courts on the seacost have
recently presented some strange
and novel scenes, some terrific per
sonal scatterings, the natural con
sequence of which, iu other places,
would have been blows or blood.
The circuit Judge is trying. to
keep the peace, and with that view
has announced the following rules
of court:
"That no attorney shall appear
betor the court in a state OF intoxi
cation, commonly called drunken
ness.
"Tbat attorneys shall not carry
concealed and deadly weapons
about their persons, or under theii
clothes, while in court.
"That attorneys shall, to reason
able extent, abstain from abusive
and irritating language in regard
to ether attorneys, parties or Wit
nesSes.
.sThat the officers of the court
must be careful and watchful to
avoid having the jury boxes tamper'
ed with.
"That the clerk shall take CAFE tc
prevent the loss, abstraction, OF
falsitication OF papers iu eases pend
ing in the court.
"This is about the substance o
the recent rules of court. The fact
that such rules are deemed neces
sary is, in itself, revelation.
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Jackson county, first Monday of March
and September, continuing 6 days.
Harrison county. second Monday In
March and Sep-ember, continuing days.
Hancock county, third Monday IN
March aud September, continuing 9 days,
Marion county, second Monday after
the fourth Mon lay in Mrch and septem-
Der, continuing days.
Perry county first Non lay after the
Ith Monday in March nd September, con
timing days. =,
Greene county. fourth Mondays in
March aud September, continuing y days.
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday of March and September,
continuing days.
Clarke county. first Monday in May and
November, continuing 6 days.
Laudrrlale county, third Monday of
MAY and November, continuing " days.
Kenper county, second Monday in May
November continuing 6 days
Monthly Rules of Chaucery Court on
the second Monday in each month.
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Readj,lsters.

The Virginia readjusters have in
conference agreed to support the
following ticket before the State
convention: Riddlcbarger, for Gov.
ernor; V. ID. Crouer, for Lieuten-
ant Governor, and Frank Blair
for Attorney General.
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CHURCHES.

Baptist-Rev. |. A. HALEY will preach
at Scranton aud Moss Point the first, see.
oud and third Sabbaths of each mouth, and
ut Ocean Springs the fourth and fifth Sab
baths.
Methodist Rev. j. 7. Dancer will preach
at Scranton and Orange Grove tbs second
and fourth Sabbaths Of each month, and
at Ocean Springs the2liist aud third Sab
baths. Rev. J. N. WcetsA breaches at Moss
Point every sabbath morning aud night.
Presbyterian - Rev. s. j. Bingham
breaches at Moss Point the second aud
fourth Sabbath mornings and nights OF
each mouth.
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Acquitted.

The trial OF citizens OF Holmes
county before the United States
circuit court, in Jackson, resulted
in their acquittal. The charge
was bulldozing. In the Kinds
county cases, where the same
charge was preferred, the jury
stood nine for acquittal and three
for conviction.
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THE co U II I s.
REGULAR TERMS.
ctpCTIT COURT-SEvENTn DISTRICT.
nNrs 5. HANM, Judge.
TuovAs 5. FORD, District Attorney.

I,rdsrlale county, seUond Monday IN
riLrnary and August, continuing Il days.
Ksnper county, hrst Monday IN March
.aI September, continuing II days.
Tl,rke county, third Monday in March
ii September, continuing II days.
'"S WAYNE county, first Monday In April
I'd october, continuing 8 days.
o.; Greene county, second Moxsay in April
and october, continuing 8 days. !,
Perry county, third Monday IN April
and October. continuing 8 days.
Marion county, fourth Monday m April
.nJ october, continuing 6 days.
Hancock county, first Monday after the
fourth Monday Of April and October, eon'
tnuiug l9 days,
Harrison county, third Monday after the
Earth Monday of April and October, con
tnuing 8 days. !.
Jackson county, fourth Monday after
fourth Monday Of April and October, con
timing !? days.
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Patti Coming to America.

The London TelegrdpFs Paris cor.
respondent says: Adelina Patti
will sail for America on the steam.
er Servia, of the Cunard line, Oc-
tober %.
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MASONIC MEETINGS.

Pa.cagoua Lodge A. +. and A. NJ. No.
gl-llects at Moss Point the third Satur-
day night in each month.
II. L. Howe Chapter-Meets at Moss
Point the third Wednesday in each month
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DIR. M. G.. Vaughan,
DENTIST,
MOSS Point. MiSS.

viii attend all calls along the coast in
his profession. Parties desiring his ser
viees can address him at Moss Point. Miss.
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j. A. Anderson,
ATTORNEY & C0UNSEILOR-AT-LAw
Scranton. Hiss.

Win practice in all the courts Of Jack
son and adjacent counties, will give
prompt attention TO the collection of
debts, answer inquiries, and make remit
tances promptly.
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Commodore Mutt, the famous
dwarf, died in New York May 25th.
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GEORGE WOOD, Chancellor.

cHANCERY CoURT-7Tn DISTRICT.
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On motion this report was unani-
mously adopted.
W. A. CHAMrLIN. Chm,
II. BLOOMFIELD,
l.. II. CHAMPLN,
9. ID. LANCASTER,
l.. b. Holly,
G. III. WooD.
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COTTON MARK nr3-RY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Feb l2-l2:3o D. m.Cotton STEADY addhng
sG dr s
bales including $4,000 bales AMERICAN F9tnr"s-I anus
March and Apn delivery g'sgd also ~ "a do Apr and
a GeveTy a asG G co nI July ana august
delivery. &c agd Futures steady ,, ... -, ~. o.,
ding Jy ana HnSo deysFy S aS c "
ArGUsTA Fen. lz-Coton steady alulnag' I9ic';
Middlng lJl4c. GOod Ordinary. &C.. recep~ All l%ow
BAITsoR Feb I2-Cotton quiet MiddnR II &c; Low
bales gross S4 exports TO Great Britain Des
% bales; safes 20 baes; ShhherS' Oo DSieS
BOSTON Feb Il Cotton quiet: Mdding. II &C. Low MD
S Sss st Sci oa Gooi sIoeK 7a5 bales
CHARLESTON. Feb. Cotton quiet Middlng II ri LOW
EFFORTS Continent 40 bales cOAswlse 70 bales
'.S; cS o Oi Fe quet Mddng c Low
MID ing l0ac; Good ordinary 5@4c receipts 424 bales;
GALVESTON Feb i2-Co,on dul MlddiInG II &c LeT
exporlstO FraHce 1000 bales; safes lol4 bales"
s'g4G Is tST ~ FL 2coton dul Middnnr. ll4c
MEMPnI Feb 12-COtton quiet; hiddilng lei receipts
800 shipments 1867 bales sales 700 bales stock
HoBII FEB. l2-Cotton quiet M!iilns IL ioc Low Ma
exports 10 Great Britain AGA bales sales. loOO bales
low MiddinG lose. Good jrlnar. 82c net receipts
1850 r.l84 bales exports 10 Great br1,n
liJ9 bales saies. O.OOO DNcs; last
evening, 1908 bales STOCK. 275,J47 bI.s ~ ~, mn,
SOHFULK- Fen. l2.-COitOn steady; Mlldnng llCi nsi
receipts 1898 bales coastwse 9O' bales sales o'Z
oae PHI Feb II -Cottol dull Mlddlng llc ow
Middnng II sc Good Ordinary 49, nGt re- e'p7 Of "'
sIyAyShH Feb l2-COttoh steady, hidling' llc' Low
Ming. iUasci t'ood tdinafy pc net fa ,' ~
bales; safes. 1880 bales last evening 6Oo Dates "''~
LIie Feb l2Cotton stc1dy; Middiing &c; 10"
MiddpK 10 ioc; Good ordinary J"c; recepa id1 nAcS
mS RS,Si3S Feo i2-Co,tou du: Mdiuns. lle Lo-
MllIIu: io'2eiii7 H H.fs. o''"'''' w. NV
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Feb l2-sugsr-At tho beginning OF the week week
The marEet was unsettled but II gradually assumed het
tone with demand prevailing n1s ~ 70 ~ a. SS
zeal" gold Urf arrOJe; NOs.7 10 10. 0@0i = ItiH
yada Common 10 Far bsd7b reals; CentrliuSas 10 es'
sTGyi< reas PEI arrObo: stock IN Waroouse h hhd M
Hs,anzas a 10 boxes 2St0u bags anu aO4VV nnhs Iso
CENT or the week q, 90 bags and losoo n
porta caring IIe boxes, $40 bags ami oVuo
hhds a. the Bags hhds TO The United sinIe. saIs
aaIa 10 10, % 900 Hat; ON the Unltod
IN daxs eod bg6Ia premium; do, short slgh, "a
premium; on London, l6ia0loh premiumi on FSrs @"@T
nrefn
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC Markets.

BALTIMORE Feb Y dull; MidllinE e. o tys
a,eldy mud unchanged MheA-hOuhern nlin ana hcuf5'
=. sr higher and strong southern tod ~ l3asl !
Do amber II 2U0fl ~; No Maryland; " ~, ~ :
WcsfeYn Winter Rel spot and February II lit9si -
Major 81 i6a rel La Apr, u loasl IsE NAY - 10
al Iss Corrsouthern dnlI Western higher ana sonk
soulhsrn Whte 5Sc; do. yellow no uRay oSe
tss,a.r 500 a5ic Oats very dull, but steady western
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Fob. 1872. N.


r.av.,rs css so2, 1897 of the exports of merchan.
a,se from the port OF R0w-fork lor the week ehue"
Sa,,,,orv was $2,577, 131 greater than for the
80 week of 1880. while the value $e.22s763) OF
a.. ,norts of merchandise for the week ended yes
,saay il 81 o7e 4S3 less than for the correspond
10 week of 1880. The total movements at the
mort from January to the dates named show an III
crease of S5 635, 584 in the value OF the exports
against decrease of $13, $685. IN the Vaiue oi
the imports. The imports of specie last Week
amounted to $1O0.776 making total since Jan
nary of 81 S21 ,276 against $1,23o27Z LOT 'ne
same tine in $780, The exportG of specie from Jau
uary l to date amount to $l,32Oo|o against
$685., D57 in 1880. These changes show conpara-
tive difference of 6273,050i i'll favor OF TINS port
on the foreign movements other than of securities
since January l.
The weekly statement of the associated banks
that was ssusd yesterday shows no important o'i-
ferenoe in the changes from what known causes
sbo,ld have effected that may not easily be &C
copnted for by the Indebtedness of the system OF
r.nortine by averages 1t is apparent that the BANK
pooy is still that of expansion, the loans being IN
creased ST. ,O46.20O The loss of $l51,5cO
in legal-tenders attracts some attention. Ue'
cause the Sub Treasury during the week
gained only $l0720 currency, And tue
gain of $196,9OO specie is rot accounted
for by the sub-Treasury gam of about $4,000
coin outside of its receipts from the Mint For the
same week of last year the bank report showed
gains OF ST 751 900 in specie and $24S 100 in legal
tenders the loans were increased only $63.6oO and
the surplus reserve was increased $l,3l0O2o.
The total average reserves tor last week-spec e
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reported at $S3,34G, co.,
or $I1,0l4.I0O more than the amount held at
the same date in 1880; but all increase OF
S28, 500, 900 in loans raises the deposits so that
now the % per cent rule requires reserve OF
$7e 9sl 075 against $66, 025. the sum required
year ago. The weeks movement results III IL loss
of $40 1915 to the surplus reserve and leaves 1t at
So 3O5 525 against 81, 85047o at the same date OF
1880 The following are the comparative totals OF
the statements of February and February 12
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CLOSING PRICES or BoyrOy Sr0OT~
LIVE STOCK MARKEr,-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Feb l2.-HoGs- Receipts 00n0 mead; shipments
900 mead Market active and firm RAGING % 80
So LIGHT s. 4OdS5 80 SlOckers ooaso %Oi 'noe0
Heavy s. dSj prime offerings NO., -,
CAf'IlE-Recripts. l,lUO head hlhpmeits "EuO hea,
tar demand at unchanged prices Common 70 GOOD snip
ping "A 2O0$4 80 Goo 10 Choice - HUd 70 70 fh ~
ports Butchers strong at AZ Io1s4i StckeS anu
Feeders firm at 81 90 asa 20. ooo...,. ..,o,
SHREP-RecrIpts. 900 head shpments lsOo hehd market
quiet but firm; Common to Medium u asa 90; GOOd 10
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slaughter ,
KEN Pa s1s. SaG Sa @S Crop $53
Light Ciop.........@i rc,jjc. .olg.
Calcuts runao
L Mf1 .''':2 81 81 ..i ' .i7 u.s.
MpLA-oEs- apl unclans' FOR hoth foreign aui do
'NATAl sToHE--smrt' 1urpcnIlne ,qnirt hnt "criy
4Gtc nd aud &C. asltri yarig,' iobbng pIc'' e
o5ns quc but unchanged at - go 80 for strained To
'SI S'r Eaiei1.e Trade r"1rd aHi sry prices
"ifX% FREIGHrs Birth room ~. quiet but siea ~
chATir1' m biz, 81 %TiI n % igr & team 10000
Gram goo Go1cs c l,,. a' n4 g. zoo pIH' i F&l
2fouga =. o. Lonion ~. nan quoted &'4i. As
Or Orr, 49, ~ ts Bac 900 do Is. o. Sve-n
imiisn bark nayre $500 tbH Crnde Petroleum an
aGGI bis, Kcnnrd do So brush Dirk 10 lfir.' 1000 do
b 700 40 Isl BRUSH bark to Anwerp or Bremen 15n b'l,
Termed Pcroienin -, 5I I@1" ,i riS al. g. iyrc
Aniaorp Or Bremen 1000 D9.A lt'hnri rrlr'rEn i
other cargo private ship. 2.lol tons TO aTyel 10
ton Nofw,g l bark $50 70 Coprnhage Grain, IS 3D.
and Provision. a 3D. nra-n stl@@f .s oT %ni 70 Io,
TO IiOt~rlnm Provisions 4s From savannah s.P
tie ii'iiio Cotton private Irns, quoted I'D.
teani wA' ss rs sEs Hn H t1ad p S YIN m
Inmates stca y We on,e Cud IL rhipoing Gbs aI 4c4
hST Sc eases. ia Isc Cradr CracS opened at
'e wi 81 p p % MAXI more active shade
s,rs ,J bills old Mes, export. St 6udSl"
latter price rep4csed 900 bbls April sIc 90 9
~ 30 .e g ss ETC nF 2nSfn sl
9%y Plan MIA Meas ~ 90 j2odf ~! Packet iii ~
...:..BEFF IAm~ firm and que quoted go 6GaSi 80
sales. 5goo Picked IrIs, II b ayyrHss as :, RI ni s
1%@E &C. Sc SMOKED sfs nou ids
9%s a S%i al a %I go " box, ' sort Gear Sc Long
{3y short GlsaT s31 Long ana snort T yaa man anu
Cty Heavy and Light, 7Aa7'sc PgA. rd5G: WosoIn'
liar @c.... LARD Market advanced about &c per Io
ID. closed very strong, with IN active tiud1 l2.
siIes 800 Ics Prime steam. l0l6GlO1 hc % YEA
Choice lO.lOc: 200 tos. 70 arrive. Toe: srttmg lr
iGl22c.; 700 tcs. February. l0l&Hsl0 7'9c ciosns
lOi nc: b.0UO April lOjd lu:2 &c. closing Il" -
bid s25 May. 10 I0d 10 25c, closing lO2jc pa Lieu
year. V95 1857 re-, 1850 ics. sellers option Fix
months from October 10 he closing 1T, ~ a Ho,
i1I7 March. 10l22olo Loo Apui 10 ~ lO.SUC
Nav 1920 zoe; June TO- 1917 sects Opion.
mUntns lO.l2L al0l6c; Year. "Vl:d lVV2 2cj w
good demand sales 1850 lcs for Continent lO3Oc
b. TER Unchanged III price and very queIt
Common to strictly Choice SUITE. iS 10 &C.
-, Sf-Steady bat vey quiet state Factory, roo.
Choice. 9'4dl3'Ic Halt skins. o%d2Ec' ssms ~" Ine S
"a Zoe. heddar Poor 10 Choice, lOd l3c . 80
Jar demand sVnly iILhcr pa, IouS island ad ,a
BY 3ud3lo. state ana Pchasj wanna @'GJoc'' "o'e'' -
southern, 2Sd fJC.
Hic f.-stoad,. unchanged. fairly active.
ssUuGGHR-Eaw aa d. pressed Far to Good Refining
d7iti i4tost Centrifugal, SC, sar- 100 MUS no o
MnscOvaO. 7'Isr 100 hhds and 90 bags Drmi ara ~
uifuyL so. helned quiet Crushed. pBi cut h'M "a
edo; Pow tered e~ci urannlate1 :'o StauI1d a.
Sac tonirctiJusfs "A" s7sc.; Honld -" o'snV te'
~ nc: Yrow &c" isd7 &c; " lows, b G7c Cube5 w
SKINS-Decr Satns, qdio. ana unChHAGeI-GO"' III "N
u!aud and I'M ,ru
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Ethiopian MARKETS.

IryFrrnol. Feb. l2.-Plr;-Pnns Ne's-E1'tarn. dull
At - Western duh at So. BlcJn u nhcran1 Cut.
At 1851 Short RIB steady at 400 Lonc Gear
steady AZ luCd Clear. steAdv AZ Al Hams o12
an steady Al II IN ldrs steady 30 sd BeetInda Meas
dul at - Extra Mess. steady % Prime Mess, steady
AZ ~ Iani-l'r1mc Wctcrn. 'teldy at oil.
Tarow-Primc cav steady at So: Turpentne-Splrl'@
0rIurr al 50 steady Al lN8da Common, INNER
al ; Gf Cnees.--Amcrcan ChOlcs 1rrner AT 80. Lard
on nrmrr o. Finur-EAtra state, du at II 6l Wheat
No du'I ia Sp1nC NJ =. dul
~ n. Winter Western. dnl al 32 Nv south
ern Winter. dull 9i4d CDrn-MlNed steady A. sd COZ
ouseed pii-Yc.ow Amtri'au sealy 81: ko-in 'oinmon
LONDON. steady at 5bdOj ~ spirits Iurpch'hc at Lon
don. rt"aiy ~ -. ,...-
Iiyggrnt Feb l2-4 p. m.-Calcutta fn,eCd 80 per Or
spirits Iuru"ntInr 81 prr c"t sugar @i0--Dh pcr
est fr Cubl iyafO fdr Refining aiOlt So, -
IVLR'uOI. Feb - kcnnri Petroleum Iou Der
cal Iu-r. OIL Y-5 spirits ~ Petroleum, - q
i per G 81 eva. Tor Lung GEAR Middlc9
lui ii 80. Ia snort i.rLi Mldil'A ,,o. .,
ANIWI u. L.! coxs Lard closed ~ ~ francs 81
Petroleum ~ trLuC5 lOr me pao
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DIuioeu0 Notlces.


OFFICE OF TIE TOMBSTONE MILL AND MIXING CoMPANY,}
49, WALNuIsr., PM ApELPIIlA Jan; ~ ISSI;
ELEVENTH DlVlDEND.-THE EAEGU-
II ryr Committee the Board Of Directors OF this Com
panv have This day declared the reRnllr monthly oiv
en Of $50 900; being each share OF the cata
stock OF the company payable aud after February 10 az
this office Transfer Books closed IRON lVtn 70 Ioth nu
OlpuOb DO hNhA-"' Aie'i''""
NEw.YoRK FEB. Z. 1881.
TIIBERNI CONSOLIDATED MINING
i COMPANY.-lhe BOARD OF Trustees OF thls Com,
many has this day declared a DIVIDEND mo. 81 OF
pt"y 600 or 0CENIS PER SHARE. able at this Office
To,ms 81 No. ll5 Broadway, on 2Sth FEBHU AhI'
N DRAKE DEkAY Treasurer.
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rnllAprmA AND nEAplSo nAngop E E0MrAyyi

AnklI' IIA JlIIUiIF y, ''1II ~
V'HE BOARD OF MANAGERS 0t ,n mIiE
i PHIlADhLPitIA AND hEADlMG ~ Hbe stocE.
boers 10 De- hsd on NON DAY The lh a asy 81 az hs
Iosi M ~ o'cDCs NJ In the Assembly BunuiuKs, a. np
corner OF Tcnth ana Cheatnutst N VIZ and
Phlgielpha annual report OF 'no he an,f. OF
,nsar. ~ fase surh action reference 10 lno ,,n,
m" Company may advisable alu 10 exc ~ vin, 10
W. NJ anapeTs Treasurer aid 4 SecreAiy " IN 800
aXning mi doubt advisable the pioeI IS a,eT oI Ihe
SyIfhn three months OF the daie oil Sasretary
Board OF Managers w. DIM 80
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SIFARINl.-flr quiet quoted lOtft Haes' 4V"'"V'
M grtuiatg irhc scar iir, private tc.uh~ 90 90,
TALON Market heavy saes. 10000 DID, C2 l0"Iso'
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Tnrnitnre.

LADY of some means, capable OF making
~ desirable home surroundings would IKE 10 meet party
desiring same willing TO share expenses r 1ke ICONS
anui II. EcntiemanS
rsysTenCea gvrn. Address PRACTICAL Tribune Uptown
Office. l.25S Broadway.
NO MAGNETISM, no medicIne.-BloOd puri-
~ fed nerves streng henot detects LEGATION OF disease
~ Mrs BATCHELDER 10 East lBth-sG
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Financial.

UNrrRD STATES EXPRESS CoMPAHY.1
TREAsURRK's OFFICE, 81 BROADWAY,
YORK, Jan. ~, 1881.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
will closed February g. at D. n and reopened Febru
airy IT, 1881. THEO. f. WOOD,
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Citu Htal GstaIe For sale

AT LOW PRICES.-FOur strictly frst-class
~ houses bay window. extensions etc., including north
west 61lst. Maids and 5thaves W. T. CROFT.
premises.
EAST 14TH-ST.-Full size, fOur-stOry,
~ lrownstOne, rescoed throughout VAL take country
place Hudson River Railroad In part pay
meLt RULAND WHlrING.0 BeekmansG
HUBERT HOME CLUB ASS0CIA-
III ions" Offices 1851 Broadway. Persons desiring
shares will apply above.
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TOUSE WANTED.--By an American lady
furnished upfurnsDed, between Ath ana otn -
nnctor Tsing an office references gwen Address LIE
SPON5l BILE, Tribune Uptown Once. LOO DIoao.
STORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
- having any calls aat loft On flv1
Wuam beekman, NASSAU AMI other streets In tns"''v'
RiJIAND q WHITING. BeekmAn-st
lxYANTED TO LEASE,-A small and at.
w na.ivs uufurnishea housa sltuated between man
am ana sh sySnaes Thirty fourth and Forty nlalh st. g
on PARK avenue Address with fni pertseuafas ~ -
Union club 6tn avenue and rweny-nrsts
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OFFICES near corner of Broadway ana
" Waist to et-Large and small onees s s Rs.sa
brokers othsr business On JUL oi'"A-
-Say and WaIlsL Apply TO RICHARD '. Hats $500,
TkNO LET.-50x90; corner Park.p am
II ChurchsL, store. uSseHeus A-a1 su"'"~-A~A' 49,
A WHITING BeeSmansI
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5itnations Wanteo--M ales

NLERK or SALESMAN.-B BY young man
~ 2Sl clerk salesman In wholesale house has haa
experiences in dry goods L temperate reliable ana ras
FORD Alb West 52dst, City.
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Inc 1OIIOWlDR UOV''V~I F10
total reserve and the total dep Jst liabilities:
Changes
snac,e - s67 sos 700 SCI. S00.610 Ino. SlH6.SOO
Legal-tenders..... 15b9IoOO 11,osoVVV "a
Tota reserve 8S,6Ol,200 e3.34o.G00 Dec. 25l6IO
Reserve reored $500, ,,- 90,
against Gcp'Sits. 161I4,5OO SD''515
Surplus reserve. 6.o2O,oVO O'ooo'0<o Do" 1o4'"'"
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COACHMAN. COOK, &c.-By man and
~ wife, English. PrOestants as coachman gardener and
farmer; COOK and nrst class butter maxeri would ske
charge Of gentemans places children good references
Address A. b. ia bth-ave.
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GARDENER, ETC.-By a German, sing Ia
W man age years wo good plain gardener Tor ont
door flowers vegetables good hand Win rut can nj
care horses etc Best Apply OF los 6tn
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CLERK, &c.-A young man, about 20 years
~ having experience in clerkng ana assistans
bo kkeeung single and double entry de-
position ofce Is sober and industrious and can
furnish good referencea Address JOS. Esscx
\ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-14

NRIVER or PORTER.-A competent and re-
~ liable truck driver porter reference
UTaaf1Q at RoOm a
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DORTER.-A young man, about 70 years OF
age. porter I'm Wholesale liquor mouse; y mar
having seven years In house will wok Tor
nOdeIa" compensation. Please CAL Ut anuies' r o. ~
lay ST. CITY
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DORTEK or MESSENUEh.-A yOUHR MdITItU
man an American Protestant aud strictly temperate de
either as Light porter or messengrr can v
reference desired object, permanent stu
alton special those wishing an ompoye of sad descrp
ton will please call address {. E. HAWLEr zoo Easi
A1sfaf itv
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I1rufiAnl JoJDlrs Leather, he.yI....2' -jo.
CEIP.
rlaug iter.
1.Rht Bacxs.......3j as tiddl" tr'o...-...a- dt3
Backa..-....5I 03t Heavy 'i'p.---...- d"-
Light CIOp........."t ~ .- 60,
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FARMER, COACHMAN, and USEFUL;-By
scotch Protestant 800 who understands all parts
of farm work good mixer plain gardener and drive
horses and general useful reference. Apply lOo 6thaye