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For BARGAINS go TO Friebus', 500 Market
Space. He Is selling hts stock OF millinery
laceS, embroideTfeS, ribbons feathers and foT-
erS at cost and less than cost 10 close business.
His store Will De for rent and fixtures are for
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BBSs0S'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER stops a
cough and cures lame back where all other
remedies fail. Far superior to others.
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CITY ITEMS.
} omapce of the Crescent City.

In New Orleans on a warm day early In Feb
TuaIy, a Mr. Isaac Kern strolled into an ONCE
OF the Louisiana State Lottery, and laid do wn
one dollar, received half OF ticket No. %. $50
put 1t in his pocket and quietly awaited the
craving, and TO his joyful surprise, ike Aoou
ben Adhem his ticket led all the rest. and he
ool ained SlS,oc0-if he had spent another dollar
II might nave been $50. coo. The next drawing
axes place April 18th. when those who have
Wlltten to NJ. A. Dauphin. No. 3i9 Broadway.
New YORK City, n. ". or the same person at
surprise.
perfection Water Filter 81
HAMILTON a SHRnp
sG9 9Th ST. MORT hwpSr
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STOCK SALE at DuncansoI.'s at p o'clock noon
Oh Friday, 18th instant
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q. q. 3.
JEFFERSON, GA, Sept u, 1850.
Several years ago found a laborer OF mine
very badly diseased, and had been for i've years
treated by physicians without benent [ treated
him with your 5. S. y, and in few months he
was sound and Well, and he has never had any
return OF the disease. d. VI. HUGHEs
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okfderuev ID,

"Aiderney Dairy Wagons
. Fresh Aiderney butter churuod every morn
ing. and delivered I'm Is lbs WARD prints, 45c.
per 10. Also. cottage cheese. outtarmllk and
sweet milk &C. per OF. Cream, l0c. pint
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YoU WILL REGRET this opportunity IL you fail
local tomorrow and Friday only az r. Gold
scnmlds Mammoth Department Store, No. SIP
I'm street, between IL and / northwest, where
you can BUY French china fruit and cake plates
GetoIated with rruit and nOwcTs worth S. per
" H. VIII ee sold In single pieces for Is cents
VI g peI uoLeni Royal stone china ice cream
sduCeIs. worth 90 cents, for 10 cents per dozen:
crystal glass fruit stands worth SO cents TOR D.
cents; also great bargains In chlldren's car.
FiageS. Nai'
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EAsrrys g anrt, 90 1904

have used your Swift'S S. Specific with great
success Ia many cases, and have had remark
able results from &c In female complaints.
j. WYLIE QUILLIAN NJ. %.
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The Weather.

OrY.Cz OF THE CBIKP SIGNAL OYYICsR,(
WAsBIr6ros, D. c., Mar. Is. 1851. $50 q n. I
For the middle states. cloudy or partly cloudy
weather with occasional rain, warmer south
pasf 10 southwest winds, lower barometer.
RANGE or THE THEHsbMKrKB
The follow ing are the readings OF the ther-
nometer at the Signal Office during the day
q m. 40: II a In, So; p. IN. COP. MAXI
mum, zoe, minimum. 3I5
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ECcALYrTIHE Is a specific for hands that are
rough from Work or exposure.
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TEE FIEsF ARRIyAL OF Potornen
season, consigned 10 X. A GolClen fha .,1 ~ .
active aLd largest nsh agent, sold Tor 500 Der
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CONSTABLE MARYMAN IN MORE TROUBLE
Yesterday In The Police Court. Walter
Cooley was charged with aSsaulting HoraJto
harymaD, who Is a constable. Mr. Maryman
stated he had room at house No. 31S PennSYI-
VaD1a avenue, and when he attempted TO get
INTO his room yesterday ne found his goods put
out on the sidewalk and the front door locked.
He then went around TO the rear door which
be found open, and when he attempted to get
La some one threw brick nom a window and
STUCK him on the head, and he WAS struck on
the head with bottle Ia the hands of Mr.
Cooley and struck by several other parties
there. Witness then proceeded to his room and
was suspended TO give the defendant time 70
get his witnesses
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TIE E!EsIGHE accurately lifted at uemp.ers
The ppticiap,
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SUICIDE FOR LovE.-On Monday morning last
VIM. ShIeiner, aged rs years, an employee at
Halls Springs, received from a young lady to
whom he had been attentive bundle contain
ing letters he had written and several pieces OF
leWelry be had presented her. He at once ob-
He went TO the drug store OF Ernst T. Knen, $50
Hartford Avenue. and purchased twenty.fiv
cents worth OF arsenic. which he said he wished
to use In killing rats. Returning he went to the
stable attached to Mr.. Manns' residence, near
Halls Springs. aud that was the last time he
was seen alive. Yesterday morning he was
-four dead In the stable, with glass contain
pistol was lying by his side. An ina lest was
held by Justice j. c. L. Cole. and the evidence
left no doubt but that, being disappointed IN
own life The jury returned a verdict OF sui
eide from taxing arsenic. Bad. Gazette, l6th.
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" ~eCeAshS sOass NC ~kCVA GU w Ne
THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE FRANCIS DODGE
took place from the residence OF his sister, Miss
Emily Dodge. on 3ist street. yesterday after
noon, Rev. DR.. Lindsey, OF the P. Z. church,
officiating. Messrs. W. w. Co-coran, W. s.
Cox, Thos. P. Morgan and Josiah Dent were
honorary pail bearers. and Messrs j. Thorn as
Cooke. Harvey Dodge and Heath Dodge were
the active pail bearers The interment was a.
Oak Hill cemetery.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs. Sarah E. Owens. OF
Annapolis Junction. while visiting her son-in-
law, Mr.. James Fortner, Frederick street,
dropped dead Monday evening. DR.. Suter gave
q certificate OF death from heart disease and
home.
DIED WITHOUT MBDICAL ArTENDASCs-Au
infant Child OF Sophia Brown. living at 1876
valley street, died yesterday without having
had medical attendance The coroner was ae.
cordiDgly notified.
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EXPOSURE TO DRAFTS WHEN HEATED and sud
den changes In the temperature or the atm D.
phere are prolific sources OF severe colds from
which many cases OF Inflammation of the lungs
pleuTtsy, asthma and other pulmonary a1ec-
Ions are developed Should you unfortunately
contract cold resort at once TO Dr.. Jayne'5
ExpectOrant, remedy that Will not only
promptly cure coughs and colds. but will re-
neye and strengthen the pulmonary and bron.
ehial organs and remove all dangerous symp-
toms.
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For District COmmissIOner

Editor Stdr:-0ae name has been mentioned
In connection with the Commiss1onership OF the
District which would be most acceptable to
every man who has the best interests of our
city at heart In Mr.. j. W. Thompson Is COM
bined every requisite qualification for that i'm
portant position. and 1t would De fortunate
thing for the District IL he could be induced TO
accept IL. His earDeStneSS and force OF Guar
acter, combined with unusual capacity and
sterling integrity, have led TO success In every
one or the many private enterprises In which
he has been engaged during a busy life and to
them is also due the conspicuous success OF the
late inaugural celebration. These same quail
ties would ensure great and permanent ad-
Fantages 10 our city II Mr.. Thompson would
consent, notwithstanding the sacrifice involved
10 his private interests, TO accept the Office OF
Commis Sioner and as a Taxpayer and lover
or our city, would Ike TO see II a unanimous
expression TO that effect from our business
men would not Induce him TO serve. F.
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GECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
y the highest cash prices paid. Also, Wat she's,
yewelry. Guns, Pistols, etc. Oau or address HER.
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CtQtks
Reserved seats, without additional charge, 20 be
obtained at the Ellis Music Store 937 Pennsylvania
avenue. marIl-7t
DR0F. A. II. CARPENTRR-MAHVEL AND
Il FUN OF MESMERISM. EVERY NI6HT.'
ct Iallmsdse Han. Popular prices. Matinee Bat
zp.m. Tickets on sale daily at Tallmadgs HALL
Wednes day, IL tn, at Masonic Temple. mArS-1bts
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No. 81 Broadway, New York: Most com
Riete Mintns Paper ever pubushsd snmRis
etOeh0 snd other Securities both In n. Z. and
Pa Sss aaSi AK, RQzg, gH1aoLN. 1zovH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

Llyrar' ren ei- y, p ,t .a ori 'ase,
nar- lncluluc BOO l rNuort ie1pt-
S " Is g. ,nS ci,l., f,u.ry
ebruary and March drV"r'. - iy'i do. Manh aud
aisI jm ,cli.rrv Ga- DO juy AID august drvcy
G,Erlo"i- Fen - m Cotton IN" sale. OF the gay
dnnr aust May "na Jun" deNeiy. o'ad tn'u'' cl'Sd
Hat
.r.r,rA Feb 5-Colton cull Miunnng. lo.c: low
Mridnrr. loac GoOi orrnaJ &c receipts lo.j hai'-
HAirlNont. rob 5,-coiton quic, Milins u y L,w
M'adinG lc i ,'ana , ,' sn,' 81, s.
t1sIo(. tcb i-cotror qnet Midnng. l',c.. Lov ma.
riing Lr Orinary l0i.c scornt-. 49, bale,
g-- eiporst0 Gr'at Britain 557 bAlcs STOCK
GnISIEoros. rcb cotton quict Middi.ne. il.sc lo"
sal,,. III, q ba,c,. stock. 72,O2i ha.cA
ClscX>AIL Eel. Gallon ann Mddling l. &c; Low
Shipment ~ sales II bales -pinnets loo bales
%ALyisrs. feb b.-Cotton irregular Kidding. li'-c.
low Adl'nC 10 &C.. 600, T,In"y "' ne TO frE',
~ bales ooast~l'e q BAGS Tae' 2"52 bales S'"tk
ilari,yiiLE Feb 5.-CottoD Gull; Miainnr. Ike
,e nEnr" a ~ 5.. G sprn i 81 90 o sae 1865
bales -ocG 72:2il bales ,,,,.... ~, ,or az,
ding luz Good ORDINARY. gSr rrrtipi, 321 tales
cxW1t. castwise. l.j56 bales sales lOJO bales, eto,4
Ssw .OSlEAvs Feb 5-Cotton easier Mddrnr. . ~.
iU5l5 bales rro-- IL bales exports u Great ilran
~ babes 10 the 'oniinrnI inSP "a SAFES tVoo ''''
KonFOLK Fen o-coiton stehy: Mndlng. li'' =.
receipts LIS bales exports coLstSIse d32 bales H'es
iI-O DAie, STOCK 1905 bale
MidiIne. Good ordinary. lo+c. ao-- rc cp'' 40
bar- 7iies. spnnefA 1870 hac' sIor1. = ~ bAieI -
Mmtinr. ioRc. Gooi ordinary. . ,c net 70 elp g.?
bacs exports cOAswso 1873 nacs sales 5000 bales Last
S hGr, Fc6 Cotton duIi MiGdns lilo. Mid
spaents .s5 osIes sales 1888 aocE 40 b4c'
MM>oI2S Feb SIC0I tn au ec M'd"S receipt. s42
bales 10 the channel "4J bales stock 7l7 bae-
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EUROPEAN MARK ETS.

LTsarQoL- Feb 6.-Pork-Pnme Msss-Eastern. steady
~ !Ir western steady at 65i. Bacon -Oumberland cut
stescy a. - 40 Oh Short RIB steady at AZ 3D. LONE Clear
oteAcy AZ Az snort Clear. steady 40. Hams-LOnR.
Out steady al Al shoulders 20 I'd
nono ~ 'o Si.rs Mess steady a % Prime less
Taliow-PIime CITY, steady 49,. rurpentne-spirits.
hrmor ~ 36 Rosn-Flne steady az lO6d Common hrmer
81 sL6a Che s Choice. hrmet o. Lard
mo /. White. duh 9i2d. sprne. No 2 null
82d.: New Winter Western dull Sd new SOUTH
ern Winter. dub 800 Corn Mixed steady SD Cot
ionseeo O-Yeli0w American. steady 80. common.
London steady ~ $50 1ji9d spirits turDeutne
don. dull 81 0d
LIVERPOOL Feb: 6-l2S0 D. m Lard 1894 per cwt lor
Amenoan 40 per cwt Long Clear Mindless
Tor short Clear Mtddles
LoSIoS. Feb. . $50 D. m.-Renned Petroleum. lOalld
Per gal.
AITwRtP 6-Wilcox's Lafo closed 1875 trance
100 los Petroleum ~ francs for line pale American.
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LIVE STOCK MArNLr,-nY TELEGRAPH.

(HCAGO. Fob 5.-IIIls- I."'c7rt1. I2UuU hrai. Phl1
ueut, lD1J hpRh umrket dul shlI pes ITaCtir,i'
out u: market account ~ TIE scarcity 81 Gals prIcu
gencraly lj,. rrCr tU Far III Nri 60 81 50
IAghi - - as - % hOicr HEAVY - q" a. -
CAIIK-KccrlpI-. tWI hch. shipments. 100 head
den and marErt quiet - Yesterday ~ Iiiri t"n
mon 10 rar shipping sfn<l 90 Goot IT, to' - huH - -
u, rXpoi la iu.-- intci - Rud - 2uG .
rs ~ tUd - 80; st,kurs qct At ~ eo@t3 'Oi vel
-Irr-R Receipts head shipments 25OOh"ad. C,rn.or
10 Medium. - 10. a. 30 thOic-. - ..
81 IntI- Feb 5--CA1TiE -Ippiy light, q
market receipts 500 Load hIpmcnta. ~" heal
-IiEHP- wanted Meum % Fancy. 81 az %,
receipts 90 head.
Hos -Fa~,rr: Workers AMI Baltimore, 210 e. -
Mixed Packing %Jd - 20. Butchers 0 Fancy 81 10G*o -
rcoelpts H. w heal shipments 2.7VD hcir
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for the present prices absolutely nominal selec
tons O1eTed zoe Kentucky ClOhingWe quote ne
best grade 81 03Sc being of quality than the "mO
Ing Wool. Pulled WOll-Goon 1ne upers continue to be IN
cOmpara fair demand iO0 i9c western Supels are
dull at 81 3sc the best grade Of Colorado Snper il d AZ
3ud34c; Colorado Mx-d ga 'Sc EI,ra Pued Is u'n Ill
81 to- Carpet AMI Low Grades II 4J.: Black I0c S'
fornla-SpTing duh al - 10 &C.; Tdll. isd21c
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c,osine with recovery of about per cent. The
wsek's business has contributed to the creation OF
" short interest which. while perhaps not very
large. ia so widely distributed that 1t may enconr-
age a Sharp reaction in prices Otherwise than 10
that particular the week closed with the market
weak and unsettled
wEEhLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LosDoA rep. o-l23O .. m.-Atlanuc and Great Western
~. osg1so trustees CERTIFICATES. SO do second ot
Sobso's oole iOr money and 0Sss for the count L. -
16i p: Reading. 81. -
LONDON rep. o-2:3O MI. s. bonds, four per cents
w. 10 ioaI ana na peI cents libk Atlantic aud Great
western socohu mortgage Trustees certificates 81 Illinois
CentrN 1897 NewYOrk Contra l5l KeadIDg, Pans adj
y1ces quote three per cent 81 cenes
for the account
LchD0N feG $50 p m-Pars afviocs quote three per
cent Ien;as % franos % centmes for the account
tAkis feD $3.50 y. kIciangc ON London % francs
66 confines for checka va ~ -
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer. Vessels anil R1iIr011s.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Quet. unchanged.
CO FEE iIo dan and Ia, minal Far clTEocS l?c. Mid
G:adcs GIie; Ss7 bags Nia, abb "CaId.uS sOli ut
|. -.
COTTON -Spo Cotton quiet and slowtr: sales go bales
all tOr i'm iVerci contracts, 400 batS; receipts
lhc port IOtay .9l bales AGAINST 2}OjJ tbs day last
~ NM l AZ vrAI
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
ganck and OuSsOnc Rali Jais-Steamers leave Cath
al ins sip (Plor So, H. k) daily at ll;JO Am.
IGOR BOSTON.-AEW PULLMAN LINE via
~, y. II. ani Il. r. X Leave Grand Central Depot
1885 p. week lays aud 1850 D. III. sundays other
trains at a. ~ and u Get tickets via Newfork anu
New england Railroad.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER BALBOA D.-COmmencng Jlnuary ~ 1881
througR will leave Grand Central Depot ,...
a. H. Western aud northern Express " poOhoSso''
PlattsUuIg IT,. AlOauS and jntreIL =. co,o,
1880 IN. Chicago Express dIAwnsroOm cars u N""HN
dalgua, Rochester ami Buffalo. 80 ...,o., o. Ir,i,a
ll:uO 10 4 Dalv aud TrW WIN Cohuc0H0n' =" S~'
Saratoga Glens Falls AMI ltutllnd
d. m nOdAJIpn AiDAny duu Itpy, 80.
D. m hxpress dIlly WIN SiooPIS NS''
Lam. riiuuk through every lay. "a tne neeA As'
A,I,,ru Rnll AMI tor BiIalo loeuo AL 70
iru and excepting sunday night Tor Aohtre1L VIA FAl'S
burg. $500. ,an, NTH alaap,ng cara for
Rn,hirr BnnaIO Cleveland. IOleiD letrot anu hcig'
An rx, euiiup SUNDAY might for Montreal wa 81 AlDAhs
1880 D. NJ Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Albany
Az" on sale at Nos 3j 252 and il3 Broadway and a.
Wrsro, rxprcs, Offices Par ,Dllo5 ahd 80 ana Ot%
Ii,oa,lway York. aud 333 Westinghouse Br00kyn
M luI ~. ten. sup. {. Is. MEFhER. Gen Passf Agt.
NORWICH LINE ,,..,n. po.,.,,., An, ,,. Eat,
- Nss I0ndon-steamers leaye Pier NO. AZ North River
AT I3Op dLa.J sundays e1c'p"'L L'ued ueAe'S W
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DrouosIl5.

PROPOSALS FOR IRON.
l. OFFICE PICcATlNSY POWDER DRPoT,l
DOVER y. j., Fen. !, Is i.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate sn6jeet TO the nsuai
Ihur4ay the Sd day of arch lesl AT winch ume and
pace they Will be opened IN the presence OF bidders 9i i1
"A Morris County. j. I'll
necessary Magazine building consisting OF
about lbs Wrought Iron Beams Rods Bar Angles
Channel Plate necessary Bolts washers anu
Pins and about rs Castings Proposals for ener
or both CLASSES the Iron above mentioned VIII DO received
The Government reserves reject any or all pro
no,s he form of proposals and full Onation 10 the
Oi contract and the necessary dra"
inrs will be furnished application this office Envelopes
containing prop should be marked Proposals TOT Iron
WnrL of Magazine" and addressed to the Undersigned
F. II. PARKER, Major OF ORD, COmd'g.
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n
! demand. Doth Goat and Deer at arm prices
DEER.


,UGAR-Ka quiet steady f. ITO Good Refining s@
7l4c .ae-. 90 kinds eiIniUga Si 'Js 100 mus d"6 &C.
400 hhds cuba du,cOvadO i4c, ~" hldS a. ;'sc 2'u
hints and hagn brnrTla nfifGPh, ~ Il hn"d laV
mel We: crushed Loaf 95sa 90, Powdered 2d"e
e;ranuate. JI4c ~aLdArd s10H &C.: COnfeconorH
"a a &C.; Mould "a 3i-09 &C. on a." S2DS'c W III 9
&C. His0HSc,. Yellow do 'S4oc.i leno" - -
a. 60. NellOwA "a nc. Cubes "'s. va
- llull unchanged, HuOlc IOc
TALLOW-tun sales, lO0.OO0 ~ gu IsGG &C
N,DI- Messrs jial"wel a COburn ot fOttoh ID theiI
ccusi say We Are Obliged 10 report anneI lii Me'h,
M1nuIacUrrrs hey bay at al amt her pn chhsr" 10
imr,atc osst"s and IS consequence saes havo E
vrty light some dealers who nave hnA stOcA- haVo
ocn joned the bear movement ana p'edicl h'c 1uy
a. tr- but a rur very little ciiJit ~ MADE u lOl y
sa, ana values but r1 an lower ihIn teS mere
i.s rcnnsy Vania-Sa'es hgbt We quo .
and ,l,nye at d47C XA ana above 4oufoc'' ~" ~
1In,,c Iud 80. AT lOd iJc.; COaIse NOO az ""HtOc
Michigan anu W-cO. very hnhedi We puot" y
ni ,ut a M A.. ,3c; at 47d4sc; 40 al dod4 -c'
s"",s m g. pinc: UnwaslCd MUO-AVefage cOnili l1h
~. mt. LI,e Al 2Jd.uC; q OH NO. al 50u0oc
~ ar Inw medium at jOd3JIsc. CoArse ana cOttcd al
o., .,tr kansas and Far W-tefn wO0pfr0m Two 10 hNo
cc 4. 1wcr tccor .bg cOhd fiO COnDlng anu Deldu
Very limited demand. We qupte mo 10 ue nne NJ o"I
NJ" 4 C,mling very nrm a. G52c. though thoie IA ~
nost an entire absence Of demand iOr H. we t no
81 "raoe ON the entire list Michigan ana WILSON, IN IN
I'm ,l lane al 80. No at 6cc No anu odise uu ~
411 S5r GOOD medium unwashod NJ o1d'oc; Mn
tue, ombiug-NO reported N0Wlusl nains tno
s,tiukaee or this wool is very hgt, maininct uirI5
give tLe preference 70 inner Hau" anu
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financial.

A LII who are Interested III railroad business
~ aud mileage statistics $40 ali got r ~ FIHBU Nc Al.
MANAC for l>3l, now rrhiy, prl"e - cents ~ mail
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want to
ID get tho rrbune FOR l55l gives the figures
ntt states EIponItIro since IsiJ. Prioe.
20 cents by mail.
COUNTY and CITY BONDS at PUBLIC
~ AUCTION hero VIII Dc sold at the Courl House ia
tine CIV Of KugatOn. y. Wednesday. February 10
1881 al O'Clock D. 100000 bonds of the ount' Of
Ulster bearing interest AZ per cent payable by cOupOn
annually the LIST day o MARCH, ana ARE issued to Ioind
Duds taling The bonds limitations of 1000
and 600 dael March lst 1881, payable In 1891
ana iSl Of Legislature passed January
~ 1850. 40 ooo,
there will also be sold at the mo and place $4,000
4 f kingston. bearing interest At per cent
pa, srmiannuay on the 10Th DAY ~ ia uarY
arts OF the Legislature Oi N'W
Vurk SLATE passrd February 10. 1873 May - lH-n
The bonds are In Of $500 aud OuO GATED Jan
uaY SOL AMI have 80 wears to run with the option Of o
city to pay them after ten wears.
~ iWM NJ HAYES. Cnnuty Treasurer
Lot - BkNIEl, CuarHan Board OF SUPERVISORS
TTHoS G r. sTiI IT, city Committee.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM>lIIP LINE BETWEEN NEW:f0RK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
RHtIN Feb. ~ MAI sat- FEB 30
NE hn... Frt. Il - -" sat. March D.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW. OK 70 sOUTHAMP
TON. UAVRE OR BREMEN, AN
FIRST CABIN ..........SSOl SECOND CABIN ..."-s0V
STEEkA0E. $50. ..a
Return tickets c1uccl Prepaid stecrage certn
Gates $2o steamers sail from Pier between Second and
1hid.s To-. HobUken, y ]. . -, . .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
NEW-Y0Rk AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.
BOUND RRnUK ROUTE

r For TRENTON AID PiIiLADELPHrA.
For Philadelphia Niath ant Gf.ensts at 7i5, 8. 10.
II Ii ~; l3O.t 400 $50 rs. 1880 ~ p. On sun.
day at O. l. III. 80 7. 1880. II D. m.
For Third ant Eerkss $50 Ills a M; 130, 4:3l
$50 y. N. On SUNDAY At &i5 o. -
ForIrentOn, Warren 53D. Ef5 10 H.
IN. .3O 4. $40 445. 500 T. ll30. 1872. IN sunday
es5 a. m 53n. z 1880 l2p
Return ratns lelys Plllal aohia for New. yOrR
From stations Phlsepha ana ReN.ng X H. corner Ninth
and Gree1.st, At 1870 S3I 3:3D, ii a. ~. LI2 3tS
54O $40 80 1872 On ~ dly At $50 M o''o oio
Frop rari and BerGs'ts at 445. $50, 9l5 lao.
$40 ! 1880 D. H. SUNDAY at 5:lu i:3U il:30
From Trenton Warren and 1urker.sts LES l25. $40,
$50 = 9Us. lG0s ll20 m; 2 23t 42i $50 725. $40
n m Sundav-l:25 i:2J $50 l. 0l5, 7.25 D. n.
COnteci.On IL made Jersey city statoa 10 and from
B:ooklgu AID Erie DrpOt Jersey CITY - - -
Tickets ftr-ae attot u Line,ty.t Nos 2Ss; 2S 4Ol
q44 0J7 323 Br alwav and NJ s principal hotels NoA
aud Courr.. ant Annex Office Je wells Wharf. Brokyn
n T. Transfer Company. DOts Erpr-ss will call for aud
check harr.g. from hNp residence destination. App
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