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New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
corToN MARKErs-BY TELEGBAPH

'UIIVN HA'''N'. 80. 49,, o,.,cr.
IIvvRPooI, Nov. 2i-5OO D. m-Cotton- Narket e'SicI
Middnr Ipiands 6qd; Middl'ne Orleans 6a Low Md'ns
TpIands Gjd; Good Ordinary UplandS, Gdi ORDINARY
5000 Incuung l,UOl hae4 LOT ,'
ulalon export; receipt 1000 bales incln lng
IaIrs American Futures-Uplands Low MddIllg thISo
November delivery. 65a,d; do. November aud beoonpy
delivery Glegd; do December and January cehyrp ~
also C5gd do January and February delivery, b'3gui w
February March delivery Gisf; DO March ana HBi "a
Gp,sd April ana May delivery b- 3gl aHo '
do ay June delivery, on s: also basg DO June anu
uy delivery I'D; also 6a2d. Futures quiet ana sltauy
IfyrRPOOL Nov 24-,0l p. m.1Ls sales OF the day IN
ri n,rln bales AnArlCan.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
LIVE srnrK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPn

BUFFALo Nov l-CAruR-Recepts to-day. blo n nr'n
total for week thus far 1900 head, for time ast "t
1900 head: consigned through 2l0 cars matAct Gads
and UNCHANGED; sicS load OF Choice STEERS - toi lo
Fair 10 Good Butchers - az So l3 cars remain us"u
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts tOdav, COO hral l",S
for week thus far 600 head: tune LIST Wet
900 head consigned through cars market st,iu nd a
unchanged ordinary grades good sheep IN G,n4n9 ~.
frmer sales ~ Fair TO Good Western sheep 20
Choice to Fan v 2jdS5 80: Canada do 20 - 70
UoGs-R Recets TODAY 2rO head total for week hlis WI
36 90 head for time last week, ju1oi cou'Eiuu
hrough ket hrner Du not quoaby NJ .2sG
Ncrkrs, 50 70as -; Good Medium Weight - 70, 19
Good 10 Choice Heavy, SGGSb u; Fair do, - ,'aS ~
Ijgt Mixed Workers Pigs - 3UG$J 90; Pgs S5dsJ L.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
Aliulu9.
OZARK & BDrdWELL.

Rooms 10. II. Is "a. No Stfni.st. cpr1,r Of Wal.
PROMOTERS. and MANAGLE- 0i minlas properties.
rile The stock OK Tue following companies which
are under their diTeyti0u.
HITE GOLD QUAHTZ COMPASY.-Hines and mills.
Naripu-a County. California
aaETLO GoLi QUARTZ CoAPANY.-Mnos and mills
'EsNTtao COLD QUARTZ COMPANY.-Mlnes and min.
= 'KHRGHoVE SILVER MINING CoMPASY.-Nine
aia uf5H 6STsiLvEh MINING COMPANY. Mines and
MI IA VIE MiNING CoNPASY.-Mucs and mills
Ls@'%S LSH% 'GtsIti'Ho CorrEH CoHrASY.-Nine nni mill
Persons r,fous o;nyc,ns In safe aud profitable mining
tyiIIJ VII "a M IOdS . BprHwELL.
President secretary and It,A,Ilrf.
GLOBE COPPER MINING COMPANY,
" OFFICE 81 BROADWAY, NLW.NUHh,
Rooms o. and 1b
Registrar Of Transfer, Mutual irusi Company
DOBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
II Mines: Robinson, colorado .-
CAPITAL, 2UlDOD SHARES PAR rJn
once, No. is Wallet, Nc"-losA.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders o' the south Horn silver Mining Company Tor
tie elect 1 of trustee. pl ensuing year will b" held NJ
Room ll3 broadway, New York Tuesday December h
transfer viii be co,i from Novembct 30 1851 un'u
Henry BRADsTREET. Secretary.
THE CHEYENNE coz. MINING Co.
LOclto1lu tne Blass dl!~ D. T., ,.,. .,
COL q. ST. r5frlX. PrefL X McNAUGHT se5y
OFFICE so - BEbAb"Af AM IrnA'
THE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, y. y.
4 BANKING AND STOCK BEPAE1IEN T.
Mining stocks bought and sold at lowest rates VI commission
a. n. CHIsoLN co.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
Gorporatlon Notlce3.
nRpAurMrNT or FINANCE

IKFAEIMTNI W FTNNNIfl
BUREAU FOR THR COLLECTION or IAAES ;
No. 81 CuANHrls.T, NEw-N ORR, Nov Il, lSSl.)
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
Soce hereby given to all persons who have omitted
g. nav their taxes for the the Receiver or IaNes
mn n the same shall be paid to HIM at his ONCE ieore
th Grst dy next cent Will e c9t.eu
an nh avr- remaining unpaid that day anu unless Tue
same shall c paid before the first day OF January next
interest an ba charged and collected upon All silch taxes 80
ranng unpaid that day at the rate Oh pSl
suun no he calculated october 2t 1851, the d on
i ,.cStnent rolls aud warrants delivered ~ the
Receiver of Taxes , ,,-.,-. -. Ono, ,o,,r.
80 w ~ " ,i' 70 . n n, MARTIN T. MCMAHON,
IioH o d. '' " - ~ Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
THE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


NKw.YorK, Nov. 2l.-BEEvEs-F esh receipts were l03
oS5s hesdlq % a. AZ eTsy o and IL tsT AZ at co.. coths @
The corresponding live days last week About - loads
Which should have reached here yesterday, he il
loads to sTVe e a. % o ee we're sG IN 1 y and The Ss
offerings morning l07 There buy.
sna Changed hands and the foeng vas certainly better a1
YESTERDAY Butchers claimed 10 have PAD fully &c advance
If any, higher. There was good deal OF dis;
S%chcrs & the % a not II time be- sold ss
terday probably they dd not relish ne prospect OF cold
& 9ygf a t & si ~ % we RS m 5 oAas as i
numbcr I1ght Common Western Steers at a9c "a dress
o. o" ac 70 dress ss IN a ear a" irefty eoot
Bulls at Sac live ana number OF state Dry Cows at
and 65 ears 10 arrive jersey city there Is likely
az and 2f upward var 81 43 car LOAD. are reported 10 GOs
There was small In Dressed Beet very early In the
morning but by a. m Washing on Market bore s usual
holiday appearance, and many Of ne stands we're well ned
had give way TO poultry this week But the supply Of
poultry been unnsnay light and decent stock brought
out at 4c generalyi yesterday lsc the ruling
holiday Is over prices are likely 70 fall very rapidly
Cattle for W. II. Thogpsoa Col ne G1g Eliza Bass
aud sherman Diett shipped go quarters o Beef 80 car
sales sisgel for Morris siegel: 45 Illinois sllers
"a @ TsS S Scad az x & and sS eS ssS 10 90 oe aSsg r.
87 90 lO05 h. at Sac; 40 d. O65 b. at sa,c II do 5s h.
at s 50 DO & y = p at lSe &c @ d D. ,n s DO 400 n a o
&c, I'VE weight % DO. /, ~ p, a. 5l2e 30.
5e q 2il u, at lO'c "a do Lies N. at Ioc; DO
H. Meyer for self 80 Illinois steers 1000 at sac D.
IS do l676 D. at e do LII D at S%Ye o. b. 81 DO Os4
9ea h. at l0ise do il7O H. at lOlc S2 do i.ioj @ at
g shsmSerT CO. Tor selves, Illinois steers 3oi B at
iac 90 u ss sS on ths lot DO lSi b. at iOo aud 5oe
Haenbeok Davis commission 8 state Dry Cows at
Sl5 ~ PsI pal ,ysr RI at Ggb st and %
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
THURSDAY, Nov. 2i-P. J

THURSDAY, Nov. 2i-P. "
The National Thanksgiving Day, as usual. was y, UD
ssrved as holiday throughout the land foi 'no
convenience of our readers we reprint yeS'eiua' no"
closing quotations at the Stock Exehahge' iH''
were as follows:
TIE GENERAL LIsT.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25

The governors of the Stock Exchange yesterday
admitted TO dealings at the boards the following Sc
curites:
. Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
An additional 81 100000 general consolidated
mortgage bonds, being an issue made upon hity
miles of additional completed road.
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul kallroad
Company-An additional $1,23OOOO hrst mort
gage seven per cent bonds, Hastings ana
Dakota division being an issue at tho rate OF
$4,000 per mile on eighty-two miles of additional
completod road.
Ohio Central Railroad Company-Mncral
division first mortgage per cent bonds duo Janu-
ary l, 1871 for 100000, and Mineral division
non-cumulative per cent bonds. S3OO,OOO; both
issues being upon twenty miles of new road from
Corning to South Shawnee Ohio
Oregon and California Railroad Company
First mortgage per cent bonds, due
July 1. 1921, $G,O00,000, secured by 3oG'2
miles of road completed and III operation
The route at present extends from East Portland,
Oregon TO RnsebuTg, Oregon, on the main line, ana
from Portland to McMinnylc and CoyaIis. on the
West Side division. The ultimate termini are East
Portland and San Francisco, for the main line and
Portland and Junction, Oregon, for the West SIDE
division. 4 total of 595 miles when completed.
Richmond aud West Point, Terminal
and Warehouse Company - Capital stock
of $3,O00OOO, divided into 10000 shares
of 800 each, This company was
Incorporated by an act of the General Assembly Of
the State of Virginia bearing date March ;, 1850
Under its charter the company Is authorized u
acquire by purchase otherwise, stocks and bonds
of steamships and of railroads in the States OF
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Ken
lucky Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi, and also TO
construct or purchase terminal railways, ware
houses cotton presses, etc. and 10 conduct the Dus-
ness of warchousemen The following Is state
ment of its general account, November D. 1881:
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
Conutrp Dropertn Uanteo.

rINiRRYTOWN country seat or land wanted,
l red value about $4,000, m exchange Tor brO0Ayh
Heights dwelling and full o' near ferries ana 5IiIe'
no. IN. owner, REUBEN uAkRlSON, Box &,OoO, Now
N,r
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
Coparlncrsbip Notices.

55S and $50 West Sith-st,
NEw.YogK Noy. 10, 1881
UNHF FIRM of THOMAS q co. has this
| day been dissolved by mutual consent HUGH
THOMAS. WILLIAM J. MATTHEWS, WILLIAM NC
.FAUL. GEORGE h. SEDDON.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25

United States National Bank of Ncw-York-Cap-
ital stock, $500,000
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Com
pany-Iowa division mortgage bonds, dated Octo-
Der /, 1879 and mature October 1, 1919
SO, 600 900. Nos. l TO 5000 inclusive, bearing in
terest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
So 600 900, Nos COOL to $4,000 inclusive, Of same
date and maturity as before named, bearing interest
at the rate Of per cent per annum; total
$40 900, ,O00-being an issue OF $4,000 per mile on
1898 miles of single track, and an additional issue
of S14 900 per mile on 177s miles of second track
included in II branch line, making up what Is
called the Iowa division.
The European financial markets of to-day will be
found reported under their proper head.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT MIru ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25


Fxpress Trains NewYork via DesbrOsses and Cor-
landt streets Ferries, - follows: - 20
$50 1880 s3O, 40 Limited, II a. nj T. $40 8ilt a. p
g. 4 $50 and M and II night S19gss{S s 4'o' O. Ani
Express Trains leave Nes.York daily except sunday az
1880 N. and running through via trenton anu Oa
Returning trains West Philadelphia 1901 330 3aj.
Z ?$5 $50 and y a M tgi11s In snsaS pSI s4 sfs
$50 a. M 5:s9 ana & IN. t LEAVE nnss pa VIA OA
Ticket Oices 026 and 81 broadway, Astor House and
foot Of and Courtlans COurtst and Brook
10 and lIudsonst, HobOken station Jersey City Emil
grant Ticket Oace Battery place 80 - - -, ,,.
baggage iIOm hotels and residences
FRANK THOMSON, j. r. WODp
General Manager Geher1h faSs As'n'.-
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATsklLL
Ia MOUNTAINS. landing atCoszeas west PSats ora ora
WALL Newburg Marlboro. Milton, PouglNsepsIe rvsoRas
connecting with Ulster AL Delaware ani WAxI 'S s
wnsIy1 ltly :; u NJ Harr1son-sG, NORTH klveS
except sasiriaJI wGea Thoma, COruel leaves At > II.
STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL PoISis - E.A7I, os on,.
FARE 5 10 Tor drscass limited aeKetS goo" ony
as specified on their face. ,rsr - 4, . ,.srr-sr ~ =,
ca,s snndavsi i:30 from 1885, \, R
49,, a -, " arriving IN Boston nt D a m
Tickets lot sue ~ wSstcotts a. Express CO.. sl
% AZ av stor House. and at Metropolitan and Fith
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
ppoy1DENCE LINE for Freight only
steamers leave Pier 29 foot 0f NaIfens, y. p. az
dsy sundaysJ Boston via Providence direct
"g 1gcisSt Ma either line taken atlowest rates
,E,TIE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
4 ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot =.
hrce express trains daily except sunday 90 bSSDa
sos a m p m. (paror cars attached and 10 u Nssa
p1aS.a p1sa,naays "a ION M with palace sleeping cara
Iimited tickets 10 Boston ta rah 20 -. ,,,,..,..
Firth Avenue Windsor Hotels ticket oesAnd az rAsA
csntral D"ooL
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A. FALL RIVER LINE
newport ana Fall River sa
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction to all Eastern
Points
BRISTOL AND PRoViDENcE
Pier q EogtS River iarriSsE tonasciea Sy An.
Tickets ana state secured 3. al pT pgTnsps hS
BoRDEN & LOWELL, Agts GenL Pass. Agt
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
souTa DE sne or s GiS DAS
M connecting at Albany Sunday morning excepted with
-'O-'1 'NA cas-" ". W. EVERETT, President
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF OFNEW-JERsEY.-
70 q .SSs e wns Sst station In
Msqeh Chunk, Tamaqls. Drifton. scranton Sc
Msas cSnn w
fIsnlngtSn. y EasioH' Allentown Reading Har-
HsIeton, wilkesSarTe' scranton. SC. .Nt-
%FSF %FSF HsS 1oeV RHs' Fsmas,da FRsaass @aSn to- &C.
63o p m.-For Easton, Allentown Reading Harrisburg.
SUNDAY trains leave at SAB m. l2 no. fer Brook
and intermediate stations at $3.50 m for Eason Allentown.
Fl SS SfSH5s Sf5 d iSs fis no 10 $50 & s liz s'
2SO 3 $50 $50 g. $50 g. 5i5, $50 5'i5 B. G:iS $50 !,
% For fG sS local @ points see e Fables a, stations
n 7. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
i Ns Leave at g. S:15 q. IL M. =, $780, 4, D. y.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, through car, D. m
FOR FREEHOLD at SIS a. N, ~ NJ, 4, 5, 6, Pof
Keyport at s;l5 a mr IL m. 2 4, SOP IN
W-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Branchpor-FQr Sandy Hook sl5 m, p ~. For
Highlands, s:l5 a mr ~ m, D. IN For Monmouth Beach
and Seabnght, S:l5 a. m. 10 mi $3.50, 4, 5, D.
Via Red Bank-S:l6 .. m. for Lakewood Toms iyer
BaTnegat &C. p m. for Lakewood, Manchester Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY and all stations Bay Side T.
IN for Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &c.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New. = ork from station c. X. X. OF NJ
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green-ss, 7A5, D:30 1i:l5
o. NJ 1880, 43O 630 2, ~ On Sunday at 5t5 m.
5:3O IL For Third and Berkssts at 745. HIS am
l:3D 1870, $3.50. ?. m. on Sunday at s:45 a. m
p. On sunday S:45 q. m, $3.50, ~ D.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for Now.YOrk
From stations Phia and Reading r. X, Ninth and Green
ss at $780, $50 9:30 IL m lib 3i5 $40 6f5. ~
on sunday, at $50 a. m. 5;30, ~ D. m.
From Third and Berksts at 5l5, s:2O 9l5 M, l. 5:25.
ESQ, 1880 D. Sunday at :; s q. m, 4:SO p.
From IrenJ0n-l2J $50, S03 904, 1905 ll34 M LBS
40 624, 7:2S p. M Sunday l:25. 9:l9 6li
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS attached TO day trains.
York and Philadelphia.
Connection Is made at Jersey City Station from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey City. . 90 - -
Tickets Tor sale at foot Of Lbertst Nos 23 2bl, 4Ol,
944 957 1923 Broadway and at he principal hotels Nos
and COurt-st and Annex Oce JEWELS Wharf Blooklyn
" y Transfer Company. DOdds Express Will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence todestination
JOSEPH ;. HARRIS, IL. Il, HALDWIN,
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
Gleamboat5 an6 RnilroI0s.
TINORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, baltimore and Washing
after o. Passenger Trains leave IRON feiV
II Depot Of COrandtst and DesDroSSossI' AZ
follows -.
s.3Da m-Except SUNDAY arrive Washington 80 ?; m
Night Express Washington 9l) D. n diy WIN siP
for Pitlsburg Columbus aud Cincinnati Par'or Gar D"
reached , ,,,.,,,,,,t
7nm-Daiy fast limo for Washington arrive Clncnna.
$50 D. M Chicago 1850 and 81. Lonis $50 n ni IS ~
o. palare through TO Cincinnati and Chicago hhtue
traurlns irDIgl T. 1nclSL .-,, .. ,,..,,,,,
~. SlecperS attlchei open paN'
gcrsafer It}O M Arrive at Camden station, BhblnDro-
G:35 M Washington 735 Day EXpr5ss lea'e, o1tS,' &
moro 0:86l M Washington 10 40 d m Sleepers tor Cih
cinnaN ~. r.,,,s,r-iva
Noofher line makes timc 70 the West Irains
from the West 6;iO n $40 p m, ana iU;tD p ~
slssping barth4 sccurot lni DlTyAse
and checked to lestnaton COnpanys noe 5lD bt9it
way and al nj the Offices o tho PelasylvAna Railroad CON-
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 8 ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PIIIA TWO IN NEW.HORk.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25

> CfTY- RIVER AND uARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY
Office Pier ls n. H., foot Cortlandtst
Consnments OF freight directed TO any part
OF the world
UNEQUALED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for deycry Of all kinds Of freight and mer
chandiso TO any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight of every description promptly ghtercd to any point
In the harbora at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGEs ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHARTER.
steamers John IT, sarin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Per IL y. r. at p. m daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New.York and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points d. l. w r. II, received at Pier 10
Far New.fIa aven and points East at Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents from Pier +. r.. foot Whitehast
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
r TUIGUYALLEY RAILROAD.

4 pASSFNGF,R TRAINS, On and after May2 lSstwit
dep5t4 FOOT OF Corandt AMI Dos5rosses st AZ -
m yiOn m aui $50 D. no.. Tor ElstD1, B'taleIen A5a'
town a11 'Re,ding Manch Chunk Wnkesbarre Iowanth
WaverIy ithaca Geneva LYONS, Buffalo and the Vest
r. M a. mi for ast0n Bethehem. Aueltown ReadinE
Mauch chunk Wikesbarre aud Ptston Pullmln sLeegns
m D. m and 340p m. connect Ior ln points IN aahal9y
sneral stern Olce corner church and Cortlandsts
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
1ranriaL
RANDALL FL. FO0TE,

ESTABLISHED 1S6O).
BANKER AND BROKER, 10 BROADWAY, NewYork
WANTS
Confederate state Bonds Cs and So with coupons matur
ing after January, 1868.
Vermont Valley Il. II. Old Firsts and Seconds.
Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railroad Stock.
Ere Railway Non A sscnted stock.
Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad Flrsts
Mexican Bonds tCOTes Issue)
Mexican Bonds (WOOdhouse Issne).
NeWJerSey Southern Railroad Securities.
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad Stock
Ulster and Delaware Railroad Incomes.
FOR SALE.
Pneumatic Tramway Engine Co.'S stock.
sTOudsbuTg Passenger and Freight Stock, dividend
per cent guaranteed.
lnteTnatiOnal Ocean Telegraph Stock
city OF Quincy Ull) per cent Bonds.
Long Brunch ocean PIER Co.'S Stock.
missouri War Claims Supplics
NeN- Jersey and New YORK Railroad STOCK
Wheeler Wilson's Manufacturing COmpany's Stock.
Connecticut Rolling Stock Co Stock dividend 3l2 cent
quarterly. Office aud w I.TtdgeDOrt, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25

y T..
~ SPRINGFIELD HOLYOKE, SOUTH VERNON, 81
JOHNSBURY, &c. Steamers leave Pier 20 f. r. At p ~.
and IL 80 D. m Sundays excepted ll:3O boat conhet s
with special train Tickets sold and gage checked AT VS.
Broldyay y. " and COurtst, brooklyn. ExcufSlOh 10
New Haven and return 4l 30.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
Diuioeun Notices.
3nrnltnre.
Gitp propertp 90 Let.

STABLE Cor part) to let; eight stalls ear
- rage room for two establshmensj coacnahs FoonS
900 month, to May II West 44th-st
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25

OFurF oF TuR Jo,rl-rTA MNNG)
CUNrkNY. so. "a ALi-rr., ?
NEN-NoNk Nuy. IL. l~Sl. )
DIVIDEND No. .. THE JOCUlSIlIA
~ MINISG COMPANY has this day declared DiNl-
pENp 81 siOJOn being on ~ DoLINE lslI FEt AhE.
ua,abr at the uiftc of IuIu-nsy NaRu 40 ~ NatHL
IN H. gnfb inst Transfer books close Tho 2ath inL
Aftr setting aside this dividend The company ha- ca'h
1iruius Of sI7GUDO II. l.. LOUNSBENl, treasurer
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
Droualnn propertp for Sale an> 60 Get

A HALF BLOCK go LOTS in Brooklyn, near
~ horse all the ferries viii be sold Or @OVOV' easy
terms. RULAND * WHITING. 2lNassan'st
no LET-Three Story Brown Stone 20x45;
1 500 Cartonave. Prospect PARK. Rent @'OO.
rutland N WHITING, III Nasan-st.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
Dlui0eno Notices.

OTHCE oP CuWsorHg SILVER MINING CoMANY,
80. Il WALL IT.. NEW YORK. NOV II, 1881.
4 DIVIDEND (No. ID OF ONE HUNDRED
~ THOUSAND DOLLARS. o. FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE has been declared able on the 10Th OF December
prGyWc. -
The transfer book. viii the 3Oth Of November
Al 3 clock D. u aud rcoprnci the l2h Of December
HENRY @. COOPER, secretary.
ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM, AND
~ principal Of all bond, due that dtc issued by the
Railroad Equipment Company secured by rolling stock fur
following railroad, uuGor Car Trust FORM will be-
paid on aud after that date at the Offices Of POST MARTIN
& Co.. Ma. - ruc.t. Nr,y.IuIki j. ". CLARK a. CO., No
% -olth 3d.st, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
RAILROAD on NEW-IERSEY.

= Trains leave for Engewood Closter egCnt and Nyaek
T. $50 loco a l. s. T. 4:jO $3.50. $40 $50 )l3O m
Sundays a. m. and 6;t5 D. The ll:3O train VIII
leave so minutes later saturday nights
JNO \. ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent NeW.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25

Ia MouNTNs. landing atCos1eas t%est rG.atf CSs1 a
wall, NeWburg Marlboro MltOu POughAeepsle r..soRl
connecting with Ulster lni Delaware ant WAikn
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas COrneA anu SaSs, ~ &
WinaIyA ltly =: n m. Harr1Son-sG, NORM ttlVc
except saslrlly whea Thomas Cornell leaves ~ u
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

ERlE RAILWAY, now known rs the NEW
H YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of trains from Chambers street Depot
pa. m.--Cincinnau and Chicago ay Express. Drawing
Coaches 20 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
81 IN. (Day)Fast ST LOUIS Express, arriving az Bunao
at connecting with fast trains TO the West and South
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-26
Burlington Items.

Miss Mary Spalding and Miss Jessie Bur-
CESS, Of Forkston, Wyoming county, have
been visiting Mrs. l.. Morris.
Fl. G. Green Of Sayre paid his uncle, w. II.
d. Green, visit last week.
Masters Seward and Jud Transue have been
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mum spent few days
with their Burlington friends last week.
Mrs. Philander Long, of Wellsboro. is Wis.,
iting here.
Mrs. w. II. d. Green and children have
gone to Binghamton.
Mr. Smith Nichols and wife have gone to
visit friends in Ithaca.
Mrs. Dudley of Owego is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Newman.
Miss Clara Lewis of Towards is visiting
the Misses Moscrip.
Quite Il number of Towandians passed
through town the other day, enroute to the
Poor House, among the number were Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Ryan.
The annual meeting at the "old church =
took place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
last. The attendance was good. TOMMY.
Burlington, Aug. "a.