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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
S1SFRANCIsCO, Friday, Dec 30, 1881
pnilion valued at $al. 600 was received in this

Bullion valued al $31, 600 was received IN inns
city yesterday from the MINES. c-. -..,;,-,,
NE Robinson Consolidated Company receiEed
$4,000 yesterday from the mine AND tsiegraphiee
notice of the shipment on Thursday OF IL tons OF
ore showing an average assay OF % ounces
Ihe following is the text IN iu!l OF inc 1ihpatSh
from director SVTningtun to the Robinson ConSoll-
dated Company in this city, which was referred TO
In this column Yesterday. no H. ,..,., - si-Lt
So COO; ~ A. 600 cash absolutely required mere on
January g. before start on ny return or coinPang
SO0-foot level. Twelve feet on strike Lime at
nGg anG with the receipt of this dispatch
a letter was received from Nj SyInhgtoh, aaIV Hef
dale of December "a, III which he says les
ierday we received ore settlements from Argo
for six lots about 600 tons, ,hetHng, , CG-
cInsive of freight, which is still due, ~, 100
II the LOO tons since forwarded are 81
enuoI Grade TO these GOO-i. G., net 80 per ton
e e4IaTagstbey should pay freight bills for the
month and leave over $4,000 to our credlJ WIN
AFRO Works i wrote this morning to Mr
Svmmes calling his attention to the amount due
ibr company from the Robinson cstate-SOH2lf %
for ore furnished their smelteIs during Diy >
anagemen ana TGdeS Sa lad IN rrSard +" II"
.uperintendent Wilma Consolidated reports De
celn1er II, that for new prospecting WORK ne. Is
drifting north on the main level on hhe-ooklhg
prospCct The ledge is strong, with every indlcI-
ZION of stink ng good body of ore beyond. ia inc
80, ebaft station has b en- built at he 400 level
and an incline started 10 follow q G-inch seam OF
miperaliZed tale. Tale has al aEs led 10 ore III me
Wilma There is a fine body OF ere III The Hrlt I'M
hing east, paralIeI WIN lHt Nig,i'l'lin III
The Slopes IN the nam east dHll are iOoKIhR Wei
and tie ore Is of very high grade. Stop
ing is now being carried i'll tins DRIFT next TO the
east line of the Wilma. There Is good body OF ore
IN the drift running parallel Win tle man easI
drift A later report states that the Summer drllt
has opened out into tine body of high grade ore
The SHELTERS returns for the month OF OCTOBER
show that 3O2l tons of ore had a bullion value OF
G035G s. and "A net value of $430l %. The re-
tnrns tor November show that nearly 6lS tons
Welded net $11 ,269 IS average per ton, 9O0 |S
An Official telegram of December y states that
ric str Ike has been made on the 100 level the orc
assaying very high
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CORPORATION Notices.
DEPARTMENT or STREET CLEANISG,)
- CHANBbHa-sT.,
NEY.lO EN, Dec. ., 1881.
DUBIIC NOTICE.

4
iNoi .,i I,Iuc NJ the pcr r persons MAJ nS
the same and the date Of PRESERVATION an1 a saft OF Ie
pgp3,,"eIt OF st'ra ' >o 1i Of Hoy he 5th
an Tauuar, 1885, az which tim aud place tie rFotyals
WI .e pr rf ,,, and Ice Il; Tclr6i and Tor he
collection Of ashes F4nse and SIRE ssePaG ana ts re-
ne ny Of lo.1 Ir,n the st az Of feDrnary lss2
WruaR,c Of ajofiy conferred o. cIpieT at7 Of
.g,., ''1 ,.i yi''l't o'i VI
.uo second street leaning yiae, az me ,Iy o. t
cleaning pursuant To- aa consists Of all that portion o. he
OE 'i EG".i"I" '1dn,. ~ '' r, nm, NJ Fouree H.
-t- nom lroaiway a. Iy 10 ne iiIt ,,iV en- on tne
'enii, 40 latest ON me n,dt..Ty s'4s ~ ~ i ny
he i.a.t iiy.r irom llirs,. to fouroentast
I' r',7.n ~. l'' .'. " u ', t Xxi, he sur,fies
on.T,i by nm Oh h'i ana S1.,''1 "o m a. t ,rt
ana m u qr so TO DO re or t9gy y ~ u be
, g,,cl.o. e m s,ianer oil street Cleaning
wa ,.'"'. 'AH' a.D', a, M % i. ,,r'rs pr reaiy.rt.se
! aad luc, the work. -, 81, -.,, .-. b
." '' -, ~ l.'. . Isl .aV of F,blrare ISL tue
auF portion u.r % Tor s"n igoi Oh n,g.g,t OF delay
@ q o% gsq. ta gs .aa s isS' the amount bid
o, '4 p.i|.-' "a 49,, ~ +. fi,, n'nll- under Oath
r came. ald rl',- Of ','cnce "a, names OF an 'ayn'
Interested. tr sl distinctly stat" the met also hat II Is
mad. without ans come ton WIN anJ o,LJr PeiS}H ,'i
ie'f' IS a.. .-" "i'"'' 90 @ D., t " H. mem i,rf
/ W'4 ,I OF tht common N"i-,'' ''' va " W Pc
deputy thereof or u,r. therein OF otlet olI'et
ot Che Cooperation b. eli Getty or Indirectly IH'ee ttt
IN tur supplies OF "trh % NhlA "a It.t OF u" L.y
Iultol of uy prOuts thereof Mhch more l"tH QUE p't
interested, a. rtqul-t o. that the Ntiihtoh p' mace
t.U su1.C1ur U} 9lI The p"iIt0 lls,' 'l. ItI Ilvt
hau-ehop,r. lrrchudsTs 9f the cty o. Ne%.iok %i
/ turT rr-pcslN" pac, "' bu>s.i7s % 'l4.,., 10 -
chat The contract be, AWARDED u ihe person OF pes9s
masking hr prop sal the, vi" on - D's so L"a y' ov
come ihlhl as MS vL '' 'H ~ ,',,,@i
f'uuluo", M tile amount 81 seFcnt lNy ui"lsu ulals
aud 'A't h' OF i Sli, ' l " -. I'M,
| 'H .' - ia COMPLETION
7" a. IA, ia mas. T. flt, p,.r.nu ar
/ "H'H ''' ' 80. b.. iy,l,I,,I
p'r''h' 70 nom INC '"Lu ~ NAY W. s
the oath OF an n4tHu, ia Wrng pl tith ul t Pc ,oAS
sl-IL~ thn Same thar tIth j. iuu-'nd'I OF H,'I'A ol
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it;iillrg.
IlronosGls.
PROPOSALS



PAPER FOR TIE PUBLIC PRINTlEG.
SEALED PROPOSALS. vii be received mill Tuesday,
JardlTI ~ !o'- At 10 oc9cS = NJ ior ,nihSinE ie
ruary, S DE said proposals be opened bc'r' ara the
aWdId o. contracts 10 Do made by the Joint Committee ui
CoHg,s o. ubc Printing O. c lowest ana best bltJti I9r
ils II tn right o. reject any and Oh BIDS. ns judgment Of
nc best Interests q. tis Government MAJ d ,ate.
I'i e1 -C ,1u NJ the desc ,0u, quantity, ahd quarry
OF the Taycy.eu accompanied by SAMPLES an' "4nk pro
comply, be oD aind hy addressing j. D. Deile- lHOc
Printer Washington D. =.
The contracts be FOR such quantities OF
paper ma, bcH,cdcd during the year. ani 30 W0ie
II: tmayd quantities set lotl ia GeI in the scheHhc
comprise:
3l,5Uo rclms uacalcndelod printing per, 2ix@s,
ioUuO rgus supcrins supe.'calcidcIfd pruning paper
5000 Ioams superane unprecedented Ilinting paper
5000 resins surcrfao supsrcalcnder5d printing paper
COCO r,aus sI.eIinc supcr>zcd ana suIcscalend'red
printing paper, 2iA5-. 49,,
$500 rcams SIP rdnc supcrcaicnlcred, tinted printing
paper, different sizes. . 900. ,,,..
300 Ioaus map paper different sizes and weights
Sol rctus White Writing paper different Sizes ana
weights.
70Jl rcams colorsd writing paper different sizes and
800 rcaas Of cover r4per different sizes and weights
900 manila paper, different sizes.
100000 pounds OF best Plate paper dheF'ht HzeS ""
1000 realms Anchor tissu, paper, 2oz3n.
$4,000 sheets imitation parchment different shc'
J ris,t- uaul.-Hpt. paper.
Al 90 sheets gaz,d bond paper. $3.50. a.,
b.au rent colnr-, szcs, WEIGHTS &c
b direction Of The Joint Committee ~ Con- ~ On lo'
Printing. JNo D. VI ii 49,.
Washington, December o. 1881,
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llneical lnsirument5.

D.-BEATTY'S PIANOF0RTES.-M Magnificent
ID holiday presents: square grand pian0ort four very
handsome round corners uOt cases urtt uDlson
rattys matcless iron frames STOOL book. cover OO1
g Is To- &2J7 % catalogue prices $500 TO -, 900; salts
faction guaranteed money runded after one yea use;
uuglt 1928 70 $3.50 catalogue prices sou 10
standard pianoorto Of the universe as tho slns
Testify "A Of testimonials, Be2ttys
cabinet oryans cathedral church chapel paror $50 pwlrU
visitors free carriage meets passengers illustrates
rl..lolue holiday edition. free. Address call upon
DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
/ ADY will sell Handsomely Chicken
ing upright Piano, 500 made Ia order for less tu
sy5u. residence, PSI East l9th-st, near 2daYe
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Eclp tl>ante0.

X7rANTED.-m a large wholesale ioObing
w lau,, two young (ngcl 10 assist in Office VIA
t,u ~ len. ming fl Dan uuss becoming 5alosmen an 4
after g. travel for the house. Preference gwen 10
o who lyr had years office experience IN some
, hons. Address Iu hand writing stating age details OF
cxuerce ana with what house" reference as TO character
and str expected. Address ID. H. .. a Co. Fox lOlO New
York Post once
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+ MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Dec. 30-P. VI.

FRIDAY, Dec. BOT VI
The mining stock markets today we're disposed 10
30 dull. and dull they were They also were weak
Robinson Consolidated, without which stock there
,ould have been iitle OF market declined TO 20
and closed at 2.3J. Chrysoliie was down to 40
and Iron Silver was about steady at 200 alter
carly business at 215. Tie sta.e Lines were almost
entirely neglected. The Constock shares were ioI-
Goue i'm them to give character to the trausac M
Green Mountain declined to =, and CleToEee So'u "'
50 cents. Moose remained hrin al 0o@01 ''H'''
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Dancing Academies.

ALEX. MACGREGORS
~ school for dancing. ll2 Ffthave New classes after
LolGays. Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evening PA
yate lessons. circulars
ALLEN DODWORTh'S SCHOOL FOB
N DANCING, No 6Sl Fifth-aye.
Glasses Opcu morning AMI afternoon classes or tu-
flies Gentlemen Monday aud IhursdE evenings PHI
yata lessons. send stamp for circular
usual except Monday Dec. 20 and Jan. .
ID. HARVARD REILLY, MASTER OF
i DANCING. 5TS ith-ave.. opposite Windsor Hotel
Glasses meet Mondays and Thursdays Newport C1siAo
cuga cement closed october
ID HARVARD RELLY'S, SIS 5th-avc.-
1 Newport Casino engagement closed October l.
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Eertnres an1 Nleetines.

A SERIES OF BIBLE READINGS will he
y given ia the Lectureroom Of the MADISON sou ARE
PKFSBN TERRAIN CHC kCL corner 24th-st, New YORK,
bv the Rev. 9EORGE r. PENTECOSr, Of Brooklyn. On
THURSBAY AFTERNOONS, ~ O'Clock, beginning jan
uary the llth. The public are invited
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" y Okla AND PHILADELPHIA
Inl- NJ RELuk Ron NJ

hllcT ATLANTIC CITY ami al stations % Bay side
u Tor Lakewood Toms River BoTn"gIt. sc.
AEM-NOkk AND PHILADELPHIA
= nor X II pI,IpL- ,,l-1 -'-A'
ROT "ENIpN ana PHILADELPHIA
- ~ ~ 'I"i9 Hi'ilh g. H. X. OF Nj, -
a., - 1ii "'t' lot l'i--.-', p" D, "'h- lI;lp
w. - - ~ D.1 . ~ u ~ ON SUNDAY ~ 70 a. No.
I' a. D., ~ ut li' 'Il ~ ~ t.tJ ll.tJ hilr
~ '' '''t y u. w ,ii tif O.. 0.I3 D. uL. o.,
, m %" sunday $40 %. u., $500 t.
i'..lL ~ 'il1 ,' ihL ltt'' p,ia Ipi NrW-fo.N
si-, 20 $780, 500. $780, L. m Lib sIj JiO G:IJ ~ D. In
o. -Iu.Hg. a. $50 o. uI, a..5l. .g d. f
FROM Thru and Brrs--. 90 Do s-n glj n. !, J:2j
C"u. Il..p %. 100. -uutl. ~ IS. =. IT,. p ,..u d. m.
Ii,u Tn1'.nal .5 500 -ns ..ut ZOOS Il.3i % M 1913
az, ,-i 49, ?. e. sunday I.11. t.I9o In. Cl 2. 90.
ana -.E .liNG ClACuEs 10 midnight trains i.om sew
connection ,. mai. az i.rar CITY station 10 ana !'om
1..k.. ior sale a, '.. OF L...;.s' No- 2 .il. l'l,
'li. 'f., li UHH.iHf. a.I 800 go. |1u. u ''- tHs =
and t1ur--. and Anne, uHss, JrrUif Hhr BROOKLYN.
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GoliAan Goods.
NEW YEAR CARDS.

NEW YEAR CARDS.
ANSON D. T. RANDOLPH 81 co.
invite attention to their large selection Of New Year Cards
including small invoice OF IVORY CARDS, with horafdec
Orltons painted By hand
800 BROADWAY, CORNER 2oTH-sT
open on Friday and Saturday EVENINGS.
FOR THE FIREPLACE AND HEARTHSTONE.
FIRE SETS and STANDS, ANDIRONS, French and
japanese SCREENS, bellows and BRI SiiKS' HOBS
IN brass and copper HEARTH BRJ SHES, WOOD
BONES IN brass and natural woods BRASS PLAQU Es,
etc. etc.
The elegant variety Of the above goods-Englsh,
French and our makc-eyer offered to the public
Retaied at Wholesale Prices until January l.
J. =. CONOYER Is co, 36S CANAL-ST.
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G.tualou5 Ognlc3--fcmaIcs.

COOK and TO assist with Wa,hing.-By a re-
X spectacle girl good references. 100 West 5'dst
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWO RK, WAIT
Y ING or NURSES, &c,-BE Am Hcauand Protestant
GIRLS fOg county al moderate wages At iho PROT
ESTANT HOME BU .tEAC. l3o t'l-dNc" above lo,h.st
NOOK.-Bya very competent Scotch Protestant
gt: sober honest lent references makes
soups desserts. bread Gc city or country woman VINO
can De trusted To responsibility makes Ac. employer 5lii
esis her ,hy place ~ shave, between
10th and 18th 5ta., over shoe store ASK Tor jennie
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS or wait
y ing aoneBy q very CAPABLE scotch Protestant yiIl ;
with best ,ty r. crcnces COURSES.
ard salads very careful about silver ami glass tag, clean
ana capable ia al cI WIZ Can dt ~ tt4V,, between
1871 and 9Th sts, shoe store Ask FOR Mary.
COOK, &c-By thorough, German cook ;
meats SOUPS, pastries biscIlt-, cake &C. tor city
country yIIyatc public. Ready 81 tie PROTESTANT
HOME Il KEAC, l3o OtlayC, Ith house above IUti-sL
nRESSMAKlNG.-By a competent and eX
~ pcllenced Gre5su.ksT WUnld Ike iCw engage
nent- day; HTsclaSs references, meals required;
terms 81 day Address i b., Advertising once, 3O5 West
2od-SL
HOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
4 BY swedish Protest. II girl ready. willing
Of do gOOd washing and ironing IL good
family cook ready when wanted and stay where
can attention 10 her work and good behaviour retain
home No 2JZ tthave between 18th and 18th SIS,
shoe store
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, TURKS ISLAND JAMAICA, HAYTI.
PORTO RICO ISrHMUS OF PANAMA and COLOMBIA
Sailing week Tourists invited 10 avail themselves
OF these which they make route which
Company lake. at the low price of per
day which includes living the the whole
time and they transfer to other OF tho limo
they meet the voyage No ticket issued for less than
500 For passage apply 10
PIN, FORWARD Co, GENTS
10 State-sL. New.Y0rk
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ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains ieave York via and Cot
landt streets Ferries, follows. . no 81, an
45O 1880. g. $780, 90 Lmited) II a. m; l. 500 70 a. O.
G, Z, aud ,. M and II night, sundays 1'oV' "hd
d a. M, o, g. Z, and p. m. and IL night -. ,,. a.,
Express Trans leave NeWlork daily eHccpt SuIliy az
1880 and p. running through VIA trenton anu O'uf
den. ..,.t,.. pb,,da.nbi,
l90i J:I5 40 4 7:5O,s $50 and II III Limited
y. MI !, J, 4, ., q 800 ana Pun 'h
u, B. "a T. z 1880 ana y p IN Lave hla',oA-
Camden a and 800 p M dauy, except 'ulIds
Ticket Offices 500 and 0ii Broadway Astor ion19 anu
DcsbrOsses and COrtlandtsa; OouItsl am
lyn Annex station foot OF FultOnst BrOoAy NOS -
Ib and udsOnst, llObOken station jersey CITY hmE
grant icket Office, x Batterypace -, III H.. -, .,.,,
oThe New York Transfer COmDany VIII cN loI "u CHoON
baggage from hotels aud residences I d unnn
ERANk THOMSON, .. ~; " 49,
General Manager ''I'i"i u.s. Agent
THE POPULAR SmoR Ta t cs9Ia b pSpd BOSTON
Three express trains daily oNcept ,uultl - 49,
500 a H. IA plrlor cars attached. All IOP' ~ N''sh
paaceheeplng c1rsL H., .,.,,,,,.,.n
SundAysA 10 .. N. WIN p,LlSo 80 lS'i8 '''"'
IImltes tic kets 20 boston tll ct. - ,,,..,t.,,
Tick lnl Arlor car scat ~ ~ a ~. | i. ir.
Fifth Avenue and WInd5oE hoSe4S S'oN0s '''oS' -
Central DeDoI
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Gtcam5oal5 au1 Railroads.

CALIFORNIA, ...
APOLIs, AID points in NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINEE@prA ant the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO Va the
CHICAGO AID %OHTNWI-TEHN ny
II runs 10 Ave ta daily each way between
CHICAGO aId prominent ~c.tcm points TT hLO&H
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEpERs all of IT,
through ami night trains for rae Of fare aud Other IN
formation Apply nE in person 10 a coupon ticket
Cici crai Eastern agent 4I5 Broadway York.
Y To- l,o.tn Worcecr Nashua Portland and tho East
Fare reduced Imc tckcsto Boston. 81 10 Worcester -
l"' nc" iiO" CITY or wOECEsTER
without exception the most giant boat on The Sound and
leave Per 40 40 Scrh ,v,r loot Of wattss next pier
above Dasoiosse,st ry daily except 9undlyo at 4,O pm
CHARMS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HAEBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once, Pier H. y. H., foot Cortlandtst
Consgnnens Of freight forwarded as directed to any
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders for delivery all kinds Of freight and
chandse To any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly hgered any Point
in the harborat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGES ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHARTER.
Steamers John II. Starn Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 10 N. II. p. daily. Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New-York and
New-Havcn. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. l. w. r. H. received at Pier l.
For New Haven and points East at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Cents via Steamer from Il. r.. foot Whtohalst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, COmmunipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler Shops everything appeainng 10 the
rruefio and rafy
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FAREs3 TO Boston for rscass limited tickets good only
steamers NARRAGANsETr and MASSACHUSETTS
leave daily Except sundays at 43O from Pier S. N Il.
foOtOf Jay-st, arriving In Boston at q a IN.
Tickets for sale all principal ticket omce~ stasroos
occurred offices Of WestcOtts Express Co.. AZ nos ool
307 Broadw way House. and az Metropolitan and thth
Avenue Hotel ticket oibceA
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Pier 30 foot OF WaTren-st y. r. at
daily except Snndays for Boston Providence direct
Freight either line taken at lowest rat4A . .
". s. BABCOCK, President l. W. flLhlSs, IL 4. ASI
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
A NCHOR LINE u. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
N NEW-YORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No 20. North River NsW-YOrk
Furness1a. p H. AuchOra.....J H. nOOn.
"a Ethiopia. Jan. n
These 81 aamers do not carry cattle, sheep pgA
Cabins 800 SSL Excursion tickets at reduced rLsI
second cabin so. 5tesray 90, H2S
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
Prom Pier No 49, North River. foot Of Chlrle3st
Utopia ......Jan 3 p H. Victoria 7,
Cabins S5j md $65 Excursion tickets reduced rateA
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents, Z BOwling-Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct Line 20 the South Of France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LAFITE 900 tons new Saturday Jan z.
Travellers for France SPAN ana Italy, Pyrenees Pau.
Nice &c, will time and expense by taking this line
Cabin Gncndng wine), $50 steerage, 81 For passage
P'' r. LIE BoULANGER 80 Beaver.st
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TO PHILADELPHIA
LIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHoRT LINE
On TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND On
~ SUNDAY. THREE STATION IN PHlLADELc
PiIIA TWO IN NEW.IORK

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED IEQUIP
MrNT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENI MITM ABsOLuIE sAFETY-
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DrusI)cs.

DRUSHES for the H0LIDAYS.-in sets and
~ siugyi hair cloth, tooth and nail brushes, &C. JOhN
X HOffEL, $40 Pearl. St. opposite feok-shR
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GENERAL TRANS TLANTIC COMPANY

" BETWEEN NEW-NORE AND HANRE.
Pier Of CCmuauv new g. North River, foot OF NortoS
The passcuecIs by this line avoid both transit hS fhgh
railway and TIE ulscJuIuus Of crossing the Chhnnc ia
small boat
CANADA. Frlugcul. Nttucdly. Jan J. r. M
lAEi. Don. Ju. "Wednesday, Jan. H. n m
ST GIHAAIN. DClpl "Wednesday. Jan. = o. M
Clecgs payable at yht amount - sut on the Bangue
Trausatlaniguc. ~ Para ~ c,,..-,.. ,-.,
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STEAMBOATS, ai1o Railroads.

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
IN. FALL RIVER LINE
New.York to Boston, 81
Newport and Fdll River 81.
Limited tickets. Corresponding reduction to all Easter
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GERMAN LINE.

( HAMBURG. American PIct't ConPaig' Mn' t)7
PLYMOUTH CHERBpUR8. and HAMBURG IN
CIMBi,iA. u '0l u
FRS tiEI l III ...-l 49,.
Rates ofnlsslgr 10 Plymouth, Lpuinr 'h'rp!i ,uth
burg ami an point. tao soutl OF ErtinL FIRST Cill
tui -.IlIr N, Npr l. 90 - .''",luE 7"
location. Second cabin so sts.rI-' so hbl1l tr2
r. durcd rf..A Storage from HiuDITS hhVfo an
south ampt0n, 81 ,,,.,,,,,, , -,
KUNIAHEI.C %" CD EI, iiN'tp "
Gcu,riiN Agents. General fA''rik't ASrll,,
"a ii r!r,rls., '. Y. No. Oh Broadway, NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
Oceau Gteamers

CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLORIDA.
~ AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Via CHARLESTON. :. C., at r. NJ.
From Pier u North River foot OF Park place.
CITY or COI,TfNBIA. Can't WoOdha . saturday Dec. 81
DELAWARE CAPT. Nnn,t Wednesday, jan l.
JAMES w. QUINTARD & co, Agents
Via SAVANNAH, Ga., at 3 y. NJ.
Prom Pier 81 North River number 3d. foot o Spring 20
CITY or AUGUSTA Can't NckeIsJn 90 saturday Dec. 81
GATE Y Cant Daraett Wednesday Jan. 4.
GEORGE YONGE, Agent
Steamers marked thus do not carry Iasscugors
For feh passage apply the agents OF the respective
lines above, 10 Union Olce, 81 Broadway.
NONG JT., General Agent
Great Southern Freight ana Passenger Line
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-16
FORT COLLINS NOTES.

-"
Mrs. Bagley, of Cheyenne, is visiting
friends in town.
Miss NettIe Hook returned from
Cheyenne on Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. w. Bruner, C~heyenne's pop
ular insurance agent, is in town this
week on business. On Monday he
insured property to the amount of thirty
thousand dollars.
Misses Kate and Clara Graham, of
Cheyenne, are visiting their brother,
ID. Miller, Of Fort Collins.
Hon. John J. Ryan, of Loveland. has
been ~reappointed a member of the state
board of agriculture.
Major Bixby left for his home in
Vermont last Saturday.
Mr.. S. E. Barney, the chief engineer
of the Denver, Salt Lake & Pacific
railroad, is registered at the Tedmon
house.
The coolest weather which has been
known here has been the past few days.
A great many curious freaks of nature
have been visible in the heavens; sun
dogs have been visible all day and at
noon, and are to be seen this evening.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-16
POINTS.

Mr.. John Sparks departed yesterday
for Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cofey departed
yesterday for n trip to Texas.
Inter Ocean: j. N. Cochron, +.
Dewey, ii. w. Drouch, Denver.
Hon. +. l.. Sullivan, collector of the
port of San Francisco, was an east
bound passenger yesterday.
Mr.. George Atkinson failed to make
the connections yesterday. and will
therefore arrive in Cheyenne to-day.
Mr.. Lloyd, esq, representing Steele,
johnson 81 Co., of Omaha, is in the
city, the guest of Hon. ]. d. Fraser.
JEFF Davis book is getting plenty of
free advertising. 1t will be one of the
materials for the coming historian of
our late civil war.
at Dyer's: J. r. Jones, Grand Is
land, Neb.; L. j. Davenport, Fort
Collins; John Winterling, Chug; J. w.
Murphy, San Francisco.
Hanlan will scarcely be able to find a
contestant anyways soon. He is the
phenomenal athlete of the age. Vic
tory has indeed had him for a protege.
Mr.. Al. Sutherland, foreman for the
contractor of the Ames monument at
Sherman. went east yesterday. He will
be absent about thirty days, visiting
friends in Rock Island.
If Thos. M. Bayne should by any
be elected as United States sena-
tor from Pennsylvania, it would be the
result of spitework and bad feeling, and
not in recognition of his fitness and
ability.
Mr.. j. w. Murray, the constable Of
Teller City, North Park, came up from
Colorado yesterday. lie took his pris-
oner, Farquahr, to Jail at Hot Sulphur
Springs, Grand county. Mr.. Murray
will depart for North Park in a few
few days.