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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-26
ceremonies of the occasion were performed

ceremonies of the occasion were performed
by Rev. DR.. J. X. Mason. His text was
from the nineteenth chapter Of Acts, the
25th verse. His discourse was able and
mastery, speaking in accents OF praise OF
the womens labors in the glorious cause
also condemning the rum-seller, and urg-
ing the enforcement of the Maine law, II
there Is such code In our Revised Stat
utes. They can not say that Fryeburg has
forgotten that law, by her late endeavor
to exterminate the sale OF the accursed
stuff within her historic borders. All
through the exercises he held the close
attention OF large audience, who depart
ed from the sacred temple with words OF
praise to our worthy pastor. On the same
evening the Fryeburg Temperance Asso-
citation held their meeting at the New
Church, In presence OF large gathering.
By the illness of the President, Mr.. Carl
ton II. Walker, which we are sorry to
announce, A. o. Pike, esq, the Vice-Pres.
lent of the. Association, was called to
The chair, the duties OF which position he
performed with the grace Of our leading
tribunals. He first requested prayer
for the prosperity OF the cause from the
Rev. b. n. Stone. At the close OF Mr..
Stones prayer Mr.. Pike addressed the
meeting at some length telling Us OF
the evils of tarryiug too long at the wine
glass, supporting himself at intervals by
referring to the Word OF Words, which
silences all other rhetoric. At the termi-
uation of his able remarks he was followed
~ others, and the meeting was closed by
prayer and benedction by Rev. j. X. Ma
son, and adjourned for two weeks.
We take great pleasure In announcing
to the public that Ex.Gov. Chamberlain
viii address the citizens OF this place, TAX.
ing for his subject the surrender OF Lee'e
,rmy at Appomattox Court House. We
expect our citizens from all quarters will
rally under the roof OF the New Church
TO listen to the peroration. To trans
pre December 10Th. A CITIZEN.
At the annual meeting OF Pythagoreau
Lodge, f. and A. NJ, held Ia Fryeburg.
Dec. Is, 1882, the following persons were
elected officers for the ensuing year;
b. W. Mckeen, W;
w. X. Tarbox. s. w;
+. +. Howe, J. W;
John Locke, Treas;
T. l.. Eastman, Sec;
Ed. Weston, 5. D.;
+. W. Spring, j. ID.
And the above were installed by NJ. w,
John Bradley. ID. ID. G. NJ. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-26

GREENWOOD, Dec lith.-School In the
Cole ueighborhood, District No. IL, closed
Dec. IL, with an exhibition consisting OF
select readings. recitations, dialogues and
singing. The names OF those who took a
part in the exercises were as follows
Miss Elvira b. Durham, Lois Swan, Lydia
Cole, Birdie Cole. Allan Cole, Stanton
Cole, Stillman Cole, Nuel Hicks, Elmer
and A'phonso Cole, s. Cummings, Daniel
Cole, Fred Cole, George Cole. Nuel Hicks
aud Lois Swan were present each day OF a
term OF II weeks. The scholars acted
their part well and by their good behavior
have merited the appreciation OF their
teacher. The names OF those who were
present at the exhibition rs visitors were {;
Mrs. Ira Swan, Mrs. Nuel Swan aud Mrs.
5. b. Cummings. Although there had just
been deep snow Messrs. Xix and Swan
started out with an sx team and took the
teacher aud scholars TO the house OF learn
Ing where everything looked pleasant and
the exercises closed In pleasant manner.
NoMDEPLUME.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-26

A little pun for Gov. Butler: ~ shall
not be Governor Long"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-26

LOVELY day, Christmas, bright, cles 7
aud warm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-26

So. PARIS. AT q regular meeting OF
Aurora Encsmpmen,, Dec. 18th, 1882,
The following Officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
II. A. Fuller, c. p;
s. s. Caldwell. ii. P;
+. l.. Stsrbird, S. w.
w. Is. Edwards, J. W..
S. NJ. King, Scribe;
A. T.. Shurtlih. Treasurer.
y. ID. Boil ster,
Eugene Fletcher. Trustees.
T. G. Lowering,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-26

CrHAlrrri, 7 take pleas.
urc IN stating that have used
Browns Iron biiteB for ma.
LARA and nervous troubles.
Caused by oycrwoTk, With
excellent results.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
IJVv 9TOrK MARKET

NRw YORK. Feb s.-BE .vEs-Recciyts wer, -o. cars
Total since a,uIday OG3 against
csponang lime aas week IAsht receipt nclDcc tre
spcci iIy OF aie but The prospects C0luc:
hc u a pSena'e %S1 % or staai to " 6y 5r aia
kiing Trade opened AlIy Drlsk ana about tFceiourt
average On Monday BIT tie .o,l Soi cr,- gain to ard
Tc S % to Gar a "Eels oSf he scSP s 'G mS he S" car @
arrived abou 25l p. will prcoably be carried Ger
.ol a $40 70 dress D y, 81 hel' e ,oc to ls
b4t tao bulk Of tho "a c. wore a. go TO II - ooa 40
loads Choice Illinois noitiug I2c TO dress
Al the eot-t receipts sale exec us load,
for hr Eastman. and . cars for Me Sc. nauhnan
to Gnsl an wards entirely ed Prcos wcIC
gneIy r !. lag a93nt sea@i though IN s9n@ lnsnr'' to
,to on sale cost bG er than Previous rVclgiH h cc
C1iI. Old u ss5 poi ~ p ana The fe- Native
7ees was 10 lnc 20 d.ess 90 b 10 lIc IT, d'e.s ~
40 the Italy took ont qraTte, Of Beef and lot cal
ses ~ 5's H. a. sc q y dS' o ~ ~ at De- 23 56
i2Ea n M M,li,sa = 90 l2io b Al lie and s. g@ icad
he'd ,;s DO i2'c u. lo'.c. io74 b. dq
and s. per mead 10 do. OO8 n S4sc II co. 1895 d.
J. shsmberF Co r selves. Y Illinois steers $40 H. at
i-G 20 pi - 90, 80, d. at l4c, II d.
pe head d. t. IS D. At TO- ana 10 o t ot + aI %
lllt ID. si To- less pe' he'd 10. i3ee n, at &C. use
" Z. Dudley Tor HnrGert 3 Blowi: Michif Al oxen
Co. l. -. .lohi5an oxen $40 n. AZ o9,c b5 n
W. Segei Morris q Sogoi: 10 iilnois steers yjG h
st II g 20 q 30 ,327 ~ a. = &c III DO 10 u. At
az IIc Al 10 2Js h. lG'ac II 10 l. ~ D. at I6c X
do. ~ D, al lO1.c; II 10. l,l6' b al iOlc.
Il DO. i,&&0 n, at ., lo5,c, los y per
So H. at ;02 10 do III = 10 at iOc. do. ~ h at
10 c 8 40. llJ5 81 lO less pei bead. 30 do. LIS D.
at l9i2c e:s ~ p, aead 80 do llSi D. al lJac less SOC
~ D. st ij,ac DO 2so ID, At ih'ac 10 do lilo H.
ia % u at g@'c. ana J0c or heal - do lO,3 d. a. "io
head ~ 90 tHl ih 20 'iio % d. and nc r head -udo
0Z4 b at n'a 10 per hoad 10 o. l1I9 - ~ I3
90 ,5b lb, 20 t"i d huis l,"t8lb. 81 - By
II N yer iT self 10 Illinois Steers BOB lb ~ c. u
d. oo 44 ~ at l0c ~ ~ Is 90. lJJ 3D. at l'tc 58
Co. LIS M at U'c ltss 'uc per hea jo do .pHU lD Itc
4 do DSl 10. % SliC jrlb
H. Sanuel- scI: - ILLINOIS Steers ib d. at lJc 50
10; Bun, $50 800. ~ r. &c. i've light
NVtOn tiileii Tor Hurl c a. nioWH 10 Michigan Oxen
$50 y, at SIC - t for B openoor ~ MI,h Eu oxen
hof 10 r. cissn Oxen l4D2 be- 7so D. less
a. d
j. p ssdlor & 20. for H. Lindsay 5G Missouri steers
i25 H. nj IOi1C 81 D, lrss 81 per head, Nipple -
Limos tT O7 ID. ~ lU4c o. lS do Otb L. 20 20 %
per 10 D.
COneyd McPhorsJn for McD0nousl Stevens 10 Miclsn
- HuTiDert LrowI: Michigan Oatn. I5tL ib
20 b6 ID d. 1000 a. at lOc, 6o ~ de-. j. 80 TO-
Osc o., lf39lb. At lOAe dO l1zJ 40. a. iIt. sto-g
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
FINANnIAh MARX ETs.

-ospoN Feb 8-l23o p m -"orsois. g9iSle foI money
aud lOuta for the account Au7nuc ana Hrca' western
Ceftihcaes, 46 Ere A. 40 second
c1nsols tOl NtW YORK Central l3t a Reading. "'%
t.,SpON feD .--tOU un.-Parls a1viceN quote ulres
a. ColtimeS tar thb GcnO1nL
LONDON Feb 81 p. H.-t cons ls S1'I6 lOi money ana
egiS,o iuI tho account DO Ids four cents ". louI
AND per cents I' Atlantic ano Great western hrst
M trustees tCruCdtFS Az do seCOhd 10 fdo
4O7s. 40 .rcund cOn-oi5. lUNl Ne~YUrS Central l'4
Prnusyi ANA Central. 62l4 BtadnE 3&'4
iDNnON $50 m.iaTIs 9dviCes uuote ttr6b "ot
cant trenis francs 40 Centimes for the account
LONDoN Fen "a 80 Pans advlces say thaS business
closed weak Itaa 7eHe7 i@ned al :"
confines ana haGoS OIe td al = ~ francs
and Cl1c1 1870 francs lI0 limo opcnd 81 800 itdos
62U All tie other changes arc down
LONDON. reb. 9-A:3Up. m-rhe louni OF bullion gone
IN o Of England on balance tO-d1Yts 3IS2NOU
LOEpOH Dec. e-5:OU ? m-bar s-yei J. Go,ted a.
61,sd. ounce.
2B celL.ueS cheeks
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

u pont, sales, .loo bales Pnces pAi1Fc9ruary 6s
Sllog March. lIo,ei Agnl. '{922ql2ioo, 3, May
gust l2oaoi27, ,tembc. l22OqIl2l ooCober loo
frce. for Rings and Hargns-Februsry mi Marci
A., Ann IL :, p aI, q Ju9s ,i,. -, July , ;o, 8
tsr H. ~" Der H. Jappe9 g 4 GG Closing prices
Ia h9S con, jnne q1iiH f July 2
~ o Augqst 70 IN, seOtepbl l2l7~' 1la 0e
II ,fa - Trans srabie orders Z 9 ,... ..,,.o
hs3 export ID ioeens Grade demand sales 200 ools.
81 iOgs7 80 ion Amer 4ad 81 ,@o7 TO Wy
Tor wlncf %Gya, 80 bDis Tow Grade Extra e asS %
winiSI 1 wheP J. 90 S6. Minnesota S IR tr 4 SS 0T
On 9s rns . s s 's .sT 9e,Ss Se mere @ 1
g 4,es4 30 Ccm~oH I" Pa lhtra stab p ! 90 -
~ as 7J Good 10 CaOlge So 80 @$7 10 common ~
d. 81 sIgss 70 Common Extra Minnesota. g i50sb 10.
' ss7 a. ~ raf Eye 4A1s n Y r. en r 5sas sI5 9
81 LOU Common to F.r Extra 50 esG - i, Very
mia mia ). 5@ s @srSs, clos ns "%i SaS
@alOUE @ uaehansSd We la.esiato Oh OF an4 % ing 3Hs &
- 20 GOOD 10 Choice udiDg ibis. export
j CO.'S, 10 BUcKwuEA1 FLouh t ,eas IG sSSs ssgs.5S 90
;;...-COHN NEAL m yellow Western - 25@S5 50.
GKAih-&HEAT Market oponed heavy. unsettled and
tiy%oce nd ie on a5o I'D ud quite heavy closing
oy milling demand win the bu u,ness ne uly all IL inter
20 AfFg 'od d on sye aye aocoun, saISs 200 bush
Koa. 81 2saasl -. NJ red. 81 OR q No. ncd.
IN % IGf ere he" y 4oaGiI g. 'g m 0p d "a toI CS
g So No White lG0 Obush pivate tenn sguoie ~ S7 u
Zsi 81 ioi rev No llea February. 81 aSl 4ZSs. do
h"fch . 149si 40 - 81 211; do April - - ~
g ~ eosins o 49s do. say 81 t3A@sl iti2 closing
'" June - @5t. 1tI closue ~ ~. N" July
si 2iaSl oss cio,iog - 3nS4 RYE lower AM more
tt9tsl ti iOf
n Oou lhr iatbf fice ia IfIN steady with moderate
sba uhs demand - t0Cnu lush No can o. par at
T. 10 300 Das .olr lt.vci state ST 70, i.jp' bush
so, & 49,, m @ IS hLtY ~ IT quiet and steady; safes.
o,''u puSh fiithe tsh az ~ CORN Market heavy
SDu A~i ''Nri iafl
ms AI"'i q ilF' fufure
70 gOU bhsh cash including Uagraned Western " ixod
3, % 90 2
pt+ on BOAR Al go r. 80 z11Oc.. 10
S"Itnein, Sno'2ti "hts Soit ieru. 77D5Sc Fano,
iif "tu '~,i rtcanrf White. lie. No MXed FsJlusrv
= &C. ,lo7lng ~ sc Co march CsJ. m c closing
T. - uf apiil fpNf q. c.usut 1U4r dl Mar O7
ssos'ns - .;.."OAIS-harket oa,c loNef -ld aliI5
- 'i'' urt outnnh
I9SgO bush including No. AT 47c ior new, No y
49, - iof new, 4yi2c for Old, so l. 4,Lyc; No
"N4' &C Tor new No ?. &c new q V4sgsc for
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
nnrclN ~. .r,-hY rrLEIAArn

LIvsGrOot Feb s-I2.3p 0i-Cor' bn -easicr. M1dlng
Up.aUGs o. ~. .ludlIg Orleans Gd. scs. 1000 bates
1000 fur speculation ana rti0r frce'nta
j, o. bales including l.G' taie- American futgfes-
.Iand Low MIaulur Caule ftDTIafy 4cllf fS. b
FrIruniy and March deycrY G7.sd dD IAIcl and ADru
delivery. on. also ed. no ANN ana Nay delivery pIt.
de- delivery f-fs,c IN nj Iiv Grllt
,1s,d do. aLd uFI-t dtIyrry. August
ptsiuutI de very 81 futuro- -etk
LIyEErOOi, I.D S.-l.Up. m.-COtLJn Adding lP-Anu4
G'ld NiddiIg Orleans. b' I'D
cluurd y bHirs A. AaeroIn
~ EirJpL Ica. i.sJ Z. 20 Future lIlnds Low
Mdlhng claus gust and 1nDtcmbrr delivery 4sd
AuGU.iA Fut b cotton dAI Mluliug. l4c.. Low
ndaDuE lp4. GOOa Ordinary loo. recrpta 2gj balea
Jl- b3loS
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
NsLHITE STAR LINE.
Gopartnersbin Notices.

81 BgOADsT.
NEw-YOEK Fcb. Z. 352. s
DLEASE TAKE NOTiCI tEaI from this
] date Mr. Al XANDER d. SHAW Ass no further con
neCtiou with firm 6AL"Af 'AnApo'
's'hE PARTNERSHIP hereto ore existing Ue-
tween the under gnet unocr The firm %, \. r. Ait
hso Co.. this day Deon dissolved by mutna ms nj
Inn i Althaus. retiring. J. j. AL4HAJSE
~ >. B. ALruAUSE
l.. 4. LEONARD.
Tho Il arsignei viii continue to business under sams
firm name at SO. - Grernesl :. a. ALIHAUSE,
= 4. LEONARD
Rev. York, February 1882 We. ALTHAUSE.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw-YonK Wednesday. Feb. 3. 1882

ASHE~- Unchanged.
COFFEE-Ilo quc, and unchang al 9i2c for Fair car
,ODu bags lIlpachu- bl3 bags eX 40 ana
:. BE sci. private tfrn@ StocH here m FIRST
hands 1900 bag Mid qUe aud about siea y Qaoat0ne
Java I%02uc -inEaIorr, l2dl@c Ccylou, lcNl?c Mara
Caibo i8aIc. Lagudvrs g0l4c Jamaica s9@l2c ri. DO
ming $685.. 20 a. EUo ll0 &C., COSTA ~ a, y'2~lJc.i
CeaIa 40 1IOC: Mexican. llCl2Lc. MOI Ia, 2702-C An
costuia. &c. SgvIH.a 999l4c. Cuiac0a, 9~9Tr
COTTON-Sput ttO1 ID ana nae. ioWnrt sale 81 B
bale q, = bseo .ast evening" including bales for s.
90 iUi LOt Delivered on Contract
bales Receipts tao ports 10 day b.c agains
u Lee 9st Wock and lslZl bacs last yo.r
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

BALTIMORE Feb e-COtiOn quiet and steady: MiddlhnR
j"It t"w Ndiug III TO-; Good Nritnsry. lOo gross re
ceta Is h2lr exports ccasse. 800 bales s0ck S46Sa
bale.
Go-r0y F'h s-CottoD steady Middung l2e; Low
Mdtling II 90. Good ordinary IO'soi net receipts old
bales tock. iO.Oja bnioN
CHA.lKolOS, tru. ~ Ott0n du and nominal M1dires
llHt. Low Nidtug, j. Ac Good Ordinary. lOalc net
receipts 3Gu uaes. sales 5000 bales stock. g. O6 bales
tlNlSNAr. lr' o--CttDn quiet Milfngs, II bc.. LOW
MiddIiug lUsc.; GJud Ordinary lOiec. receipts L0jO
balo- shipments l3JY balo-. STOCK $500 bales
ttLrrSlOs, Fob .-t Gtton dDN 9ud weak Nlddlfng,
II &c. Mfdlng. lie. Good or inarv, 1oiac.
clpt 6H3 uuca; Great Britain 10 bales sales,
iorl-vlLIF Feb S-rotton DUH Kidding. lac.
HFAfHfA Feb N-toou quiet aud easy Midtinng II lc.
Low ludhHE, O. srs Good Ordinary, 1850; net receipts
palr@ 20 sS $50 bales. shipments lSef bales; sales 300
bair1 stock. 90. ~ bales
NoHHt fcb. - Cotton quiet Mdfmg lls-c. Low MID
ding D. &C. C,oi Ordinary 1880. r'ceipts 1874 baes
exports coasiwise 52 baesi 700 bales: stock 4to5
ha.c-
Ngw.OgLEAys Feb. s-Ccfton quiet Mlddnne II so. Low
hhdInH litc. GoOd ordinary lOsc nei recepts, 29iD
bales 7wiec, ha'0 bales Last
4,tJU bairt stock. 561. l..il .ules
NoRFoLH. Fob S.-Coon quiet; Middilng, II 10; net
ittcP ~ bales exports c0astwise ~ Gae'i sales. 4Os
PnLADFLPHIA Feb e-Cotton dull. Mld1ilng 100.
Low Mddne II &C.. Good Ordinary. lO"c.; receipts,
300 bales. stOct. l72i7 bales.
SAVANNAH. Feb. s.-CUtfon dull. Niddling. II &c; low
Mddung. lo'c GOOG Ordinary 97sc net receipts, l,SH
bales sses 5UJ baes last 400 bales stock 100
bales.
LOUIS Feb. s-Cotton GnI andessy Middnng II l2c;
Low Mnding. lie; Gooi ordinary lDl2c; receipts ~
aes shpWentS 104 bales sales I'D bales stock, 795lo
bales.
WIaMNGroa Feb. 8-Cott0l weak; adding, II &C: Low
Middhns lU'ec Good Ordinary, lOec net receipts, 216
STOCK. $3.50 uIiCs
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Ceaal NoliGes.

CUPREMECOURI,C COUNTY of RICHMOND.
y Alexander oO0n executor Of ta~ last viii and tts
L0o belmont. o. Deceased, plaintiff ag+nBt Jonas
Ihidps, James Thompson OooIg. J. UTucunrhl Henry
eutnt Nltu D. ktaIs. Jr, ant tar brdn' as 500 sho
name NARY" beiIg q u,tiiOus naIrt HUf teal hans
b,ibg unknown Ia plaintin. Thomas L. wat-is ait 1t
H. aOO nd.nts To thr aOOse u1rt de uu anus lop
10 inc complaint iA ihs aciUn.
and l.. cop, Of YOU answer on l.ihtus Htt0fuei
after tie Oi TN. suumous eACD
o, s1ryi.o, OF iaiiu 90 ap-
pear judgment vii Ut taken against yOa ~ 20
fauit demanded ia the complaint. Dated Ne"-
luIk. -. loNl
slI Man, CARLOW, LAROCOUE& s CHOAIE,
Attorneys No p " ilalu 81. Nc~ hOrk ,iy.
enry 20. foregoing mons - SCI sei ION
you bV u ne M pur suant order OF tho iSn Jasper
"a ,,bort ono the Ju,h1es thU supreme 'oNit 81 u.
St..i \,York laisd no Ith OF January ooz, and
ne .i, tho complaint i tho once OF mo 'ciA % 20
C.,,nts of Tho 81 oOuihned ih ,a county,
Sf.IPmAN, BARLOW, LAnOCQUE a ClOAth
Jan 10 law,NIh Flah'iH aV'"fho1@
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

old No I, blqc. Mixed Western. 47a4S2cJ White do.
40 a62oa Mixed State 4Sa4S2c White dO 662o, nclud
ing 10000 bush No. Mixed February at tofOisisci
$4,000 bush do March 4Sis04sqc; $1,000 bush do. April
4SS, a49o; SO. 900 bush. do May, 4SSo
EXruTTs FOR WEEK ENDED FEB A. 1882, FROM
eEyEN ATLANTIC PORTS FOR EUROPE.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Dipiocn0 Notlfes.

OFfTcB or THH r0NfeTOSE MILL AND MTsN0 CosPANY.
432 WAtSUTsT. PHILADELPHIA Jan. 60 1882.
O.fD DIVIDEND.-The Executive Commit
sp NJ the Board % Directors of This company have this
day declared the regular monthly dividend o s5O0nbsing
~ each share OF he capital stock OF tho company
payable and after February 10, az this Office Transfer
books Gloss the 9Th. reopen 18th
GEORGE BURNHAN, President
w. j. CIIEYNEY Secretary
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
financial.
Subscription Books New Open.
Consumers
Coal
Company.
Capital, 100000.


100000 Shares of she par value Of 81 each
THE NEED or PROTECTION FROM THE TX.
TORTIONS IN THE IMPORTANT ITEM OF COAL.
IN OUR LIVING ExPENsEs has NECEssITATED
THE ORGANIZATION OF A COMPANY WHO
Guarantee Full Weight, Best Quality, Reasonable
Price.
REGISTERED CARTS WILL BE USED IN ORDFR
THAT ANY DISCRLPANCY IN WEIGHT CAN BIZ DE-
THClED COAL WILL ALSO BE DELIVE IN
SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED BAGS. AND SECURELY
ACC ESS.
ards viii be opened convenient localities In NEW
YOUK HARLEM an BROOKLYN
The affairs Of the conn will be under practical and
ehoirnt IN a,ement Shareholders purchase their coal
at a liberal rebate from schedule prices
we desire 10 make tins public md rtaking in order
that all may avail themselves Of the opportunity.
OFFICERS
e. STEWART SCHENCR, President
FRED. a. SAWYER, Treasurer
THOMAS PEAISAlL- Secretary.
TRUSTEES
JOHN II. SHERWOOD. JOHN B. KITCHING,
II ENlY 4. OF KLEY, THOMAS PEA RSALI.
WM. -. NICHOLS, PAUL COsTER,
G. STEWART sCHENCK, FRED A. SAWYER
FREDERIC TAYLOR &c OAKLEY
l. 2. STEPHENS, II. G. DART,
CHARLES G. DODGE
In sending subscriptions by mall remit by either
address.
Books for subscription stock will open wEDNFs
DAY February D. ats Ocoo m at the following offices
OFFICE CONSu HERS' COAL CO..
Na-sau-st N Y.
LINCOLN NAIlO AL BANK,
Vanderbiltaye., corner OF 42d-st., n. Y
(Oppos te Grand Central IepOt.
w. S NICHOLS & o.. BANKERS,
33 Wal-sL. n. Y.
Prospectuses may be had at the a offices.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
DuslHcss Chances.

NTANTED.-A SHELTER, with both theo-
" re'icai knowledge and practical experience. fsko
char re OF copper Apply Pad"r A. o53 Archst.
Phllade phia
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
ErEOPEAN MARKErS


LIVERPOOL. b. $40 .. n--PorI-Prme Mess Eastern
0uii al Si 90 Westc al at IS8d BacOn-Cumberland
Cut dui az 6d. shore KD ~ at 4iy Long Clear
stcdF al 49, Clear steady al 1854 Hams-LOng Cut
urn shoulders. uull for Bee-India
Mess. seav Extra Mess. firm at lls Prime Mesa du
81 0IL LaruPrime Western. GuI at 81. Iallow-Primo
tlty sfeadv ~ ABA. IurDentne-SDUits seady at 42
h"sn FINE dull NJ llDd Common steady az btd Cheese
mer7can Cnoic, sicady AZ t Lard on none here Flour
tXta state. dU ~ IA. Whe3t-NU White steady at 10 d
No. Spunc firm al lOld. Winter Now Western. steady
al ll4- torr-MIIed. steady 6ild. COttOnseed OIL
yellow American. none mere. HOsin-COmmOn at London
steady al O5d TurpontipeSDrts at LondOz. steady st
~.
LIVERPOOL Feb 9-I.UD r.-Ilrsadstuns- steady
2d. Genital for NcE Xed csern; Flour. I08d. Tor
western Peas blOd pcr Genital Ol Canadian Wheat lhOd
al09d Tor california White lGJdDIlid for California
cub lOlldd lid for Red Western spring
LONDON. Frp ~4.JU o. m.Cacutta LInseed. ~ 3D. per
quarter. Sperm OlL so tom Pale ROsln HD
1864 SDirts fGrpcntuo 4lHdHi2L Refined Petrs
eum G4dC ID >p.rts Petroleum SID G9d- gallon;
Common HOslh. 69d Linseed Ol E2h.9 Der
ANTWERP Feb. 9-P'trOeum - francs % confines
for me par American McoKs Lard closed at l3o francs
Ter 100 ki!Os
HAvgg eb. s.-Vlcoxs closed 20 francs
30 kiOs.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per N0rh Rirer. Vessels and R9iiro IDS.
Npw-YoRK Wednesday Feb. < 1892
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EUI0N LINE.
II TrNT1-En GTATES MAIL gTp ANrIUg

HUIUN ITNF.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR GUEE sTOWN AND INEKPOOI.
Leaving Pier 80, y. H., fOUt Of hIngsL
ARIZONA uostay, FeD H. m.
ABYSSINIA Tuesday. Fub a,
WISCONSIN. Tuesday frD. - -:3O y.
NEVADA Tuesday. March T. $50
WYOMING.............. Tuesday, March J.: 30 .. IA.
~ These steamers built OF on In watorght compart
ments and furnished with every requisite make the
passage the Atlantic bot safe end agreeable having
bathroom, smOkingroOm. drawingrOOm. and library
experienced stewarcs- and caterer each
The all upper deck thus nsuring
those greatest Of all luxuries az perfect Nent On and
light
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 state Dom) $50 30 and
slOO. INTERMEDIARY $40. SrEERAGt ~ 'atea
OFFICE, No - BROADWAY.
WILLIAMS & GUI ~
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

Il HamburcAmericHn Packet COmpany's Lie for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOUR RG and HAMBURG
WIELAN Feb 9CIMBRIA ............keD 23
WEST Feb To iESSlN 3-.-..... Mar
Rates Of plymouth. London, CherbOurr, Ham
burg and all points in the south OF I'm sand First Cabin for
sailing before April l. go - according 20 loca
tion second Cabin SO Seerage $50 Round tip
duced rae. steerage from HAMBURG Hayre and south.
ampton, S27
KUNHARDT & CO.. C. Il. RICHARD & co.
General Agents. General ia i,engeT Agents,
10 II y. Y ~ ". Y
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SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Cuon Lire steamers Arizona and Viii saI ~
follows: Arizona. February l. April May 8 June l3 July
Is Alaska March 81, April 20 May 30, and july POr
passage, pan Of saloon &C, apply 10
MILLIAMs ~ GUION. % RrIlhway y. Y.
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no. 100 BgOApwAY NEw- YORK,
jan o. lSS2.)
THE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
certificates Of preferred stock OF the Manhattan
Railway Company Ton the temporary receipts already issued
and Tor the stock ci the NeNNOrS Elevated Railroad Com
TO bo xtJugrd 10. tr7t preferred STOCK of the Dan
hattan Railway Company accordance with the agreement
between the Manhattan Railway company, the Newl Ork
Irt .'d R'rOld Company and the Me OpOian Elevated
Railway Company, dated November ID 1881 Upnn the de-
livery Of lc certificates 10 Tia. Trust VIII pay Ten
Dollar % share lu cash.
Ipou the delivery the certificates the Metropolitan tle
waited Railway company t trust Company VIII issue ceruh
cate, Of second rTrd stock uf the Manhattan lalwy
therefor New-Nork Elevate Sha ehnders making
nge ro-Ilg books will receive tho
dividend Of y or the inst preferred sOUA Oi tne
Manhattan iaiit Az Company. .. ......- . ,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

The following were tae TecelOts aud shipments at
pa from CnIcago aud iiilwaIkee to-day:
Iecents SMpmonte
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[AL GERMAN MAIL.

\ MPERlAL HEhMAN NAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN SEWfoRK,
SOUTHAMPrON AND BREMEN.
GEN. WERDER.Sat Feb. IL sat. Feb ~
MOSEL ...-...-SIt, Feb Is o. sat. isr
TON, HANRE or BK K-ME%
FIRST CABIN OOS CON d ca 81 N $50
STEEKAGr s}1
Return reduced
Gates, %27 Steamers sail from PEE second and
Ghirdst, HOOOSen, n. j,
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lnonLA. nAcAI1a A1o E.AN.lLLr RAmwAY cOMrASY.l

PEoKA, DECATUR AMI EVANSVILLE RAILWAY CoMiANY'}
NEW-lOgK Feb. Z. 1882.
,I'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders Of THIS COMPANY ior the ELECTION OF DIEt'C,
Company IN the city Peoria ILL.,, March 7,
1882, O'Clock Transfer bOOKs Will close February
l., ana reopen MarCh =. IS5-. .
T.. q. MITCHELL, Secretary,
DELAWARE, LACNAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD coz
sEIAAIt OIlIyE, % EACHANGE-FLACE :
NEW YOGH Jan. y, lSS2
'I'HE annual meeting Of this company for the
election ~ mauagcra ana officers will be held at this
oco Tuesday tho 2st DAY February next Polls viii
open FROM 10 O'Clock until II o'clock Transfer books
viii be CLOSED from LIST t0 the 23d February.
FRED f. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
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'''''' ~ IIIOjTT'Is FITZGERALD, President
orpcE cR GRoRGR wy BALLnr q Co.

OFFlTE CF GEORGR VIZ BNLIOU q Co,
so. u WALSH. y. Y. Feb .. 1882
THE TENTH AND LAST ASSESSMENT
l NJ 10 PER CENT on the prrcha-es Of Mutual Union
Telegraph ompiuyz bonds and stock i called payable
q our uiIcc ~ or Dolulc GcOI-ary 10. loo2.
GO. O..GE WM BALLOU & co.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
DANK OF TIE MANHATTAN COMPANY.

1T
President and directors the Manhattan Company
hay declared ,omiannul tiutend n three ani one hd
(8l2 per Of the TO Its O the last six months
Payable aud after Friday, the 10th day OF February next
j. T. BALDM IN. cashier