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Corsels for the Million.
THE NUMBER OF THEM MADE IN
BAVARIA AND THE PRICE.

THE NUMBER OF THEM MADE IN
BAVARIA AND THE PRICE.
From the ST. Louis Post Dispatch.
Bavaria has been called the home
of the corset, and although England,
France, Germany, and America are
manufacturing them largely, Bava-
ria still holds her own in the market.
There were imported to this country
in 1881 about $4,000 dozen corsets,
valued at not less than $6 per dozen,
and over 50,000 dozen of an average
value of SO per dozen. On these
there was levied and collected du-
ty of $lS7 800, orus about thirty-fve
per cent. The cost price of the best
quality landed in this country, was
a fraction less than seventy. five
cents per corset, which, adding the
duty, made the cost over 81 each.
One-third of the total value Of all
the exports of Wurtemburg to the
United States since 1865 has been in
woven corsets.
The total annual production in
1880 of corsets in the kingdom was
100000, valued at $750,000, and
requiring 10000 pounds of cotton
yarn. The industry requires sixteen
distinct processes in the change IN
the raw material to the finished cor
set. There are the weaving, cut
ting out, stitching, stamping, en-
broidering, insertion of whalebones,
punching eyelet holes, washing,
starching, shaping, ironing, eyelet-
ing, clasping, measuring, and box
ing. In the manufacture of these
goods LOO hand looms and 1850
persons are employed. About 1,700
are male weavers. All the work ex-
cept the weaving is done by female
operatives at home. Following the
close of the late war the export of
corsets to the United States, which
had been about $3.50 900 year, rap
idly increased in 1866 to 1886 900 and
in 1872 $1,I19.e00. but since then
declined to $317 ,O06 in 1880, and rose
again in 1881 to $500 600.
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GENERAL DEBILITY AND LIv-
Err CoMPLAINT.-R. V. PIERCE, M.
d., Buffalo, n. Y: Dear Str:-My
wife has been taking your Golden
Medical Discovery" and "Pellets"
for her liver and general debility land
has found them to be good medi-
cines, and would recommend them
to all sufferers from Liver Complaint,
Sour Stomach, and General Debili-
ty. Yours fraternally,
n. E. HARMON,
Pastor NJ. Z. Church, .Elsah, Ill.
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"Rucbupaiba.' >

New, quick plete, cure days
urinary affections. smarting, fire.
quent or difficult urination, kid
ney diseases. 81. at druggists. w.
Va. Depot, LAUGHLIN BROS
& CO, Wheeling. w. Va.
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My husband had drunken habits
he could not overcome until Park
er's Ginger Tonic took away his
thirst for stimulants, restored his
old energy of mind and nerves, and
gave him strength to attend to bust
ness.-Cincinnati Lady.
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Mrs. Lydie E. Pinkham, 233 West
ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass, is rapidly
acquiring an enviable reputation for
the surprising cures which daily re-
suit from the use of her Vegetable
Compound in all female diseases.
Send to her for pamphlets.
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"Uncle Toms Cabin" has had a
run of three nights and a-half as an
opera in Philadelphia. On the frac-
tional night the singers struck for
their pay when the performance was
half through, and the audience OF
eighty-seven persons was dismissed.
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Catarrh of the Bladder.

Singing, smarting, irritation of
the urinary passages, diseased dis
charges, cured by Buchupabia,. 81,
at druggists. w. Va. Depot.
LAUGHLIN BROS & CO.,
Wheeling, w. V.
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DIR. Bell, of New York, is sure
that germs of disease remain in ice
after it is frozen.
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Blaine is to have another shy at
the Foreign Affairs Committee.
What with Shipherd and Blaine the
committee is an object for sincerest
commiseration,
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Mr.. West, the British minister,
will present to the city of Philadel-
phia portrait of his ancestor, Lord
Delaware, for whom the State of
Delaware was named.
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PATENTS

Inventors will advance their interests by
employing an experienced attorney resi-
dent in Washington. F. A. Lehman,
Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat
ents, Washington, D. c., has had years
of successful practice, and was formerly
an examiner of patents in the Patent
Office. All business before the Courts or
the Departments promptly attended to.
Fee contingent upon success. Send for
Circular. (apr23-tf
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Danenhower is likely to suffer
more from receptions than he did
from Arctic horrors.
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Seventeen-year locusts have made
their appearance in Cayuga, county,
New York.
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corr1v ,1A.l.c--BI rr.EfeApa.


LIvElroot- Feb 2j-10o p Independently Iiddline
Jpani. Giei Aiadns retn7. + 3A'rr ,g'V r T5s'
$3.50 oact .aciGd!ne 5000 I'.,s american Futures p
February and March delivery d'le do i-IGh and Apni
Gi7d a.o Gi I do Nav Ime delivery 677ad also
Cia-d 40 June AMI Juiy delivery 'aei also o-lg2! do
September delivery, 6-'aeti Futures steady
LryFarool- Feb .}S:OO p m.-'lddiing rp@nGs. G7ed.
Low Nhddns Jpanas, 6'id; 1o2d Ordinary Up11ni;'
Low Alddng orleans, Isd. Good Ordinary Orleans 6s;
d y1H GnF Fc claus Fea d%crY % TO- Fc Ui
March 6; do Aggus and .ep5emoer delivery e9,@
ding CLAUSE March ana Aunl delivery. Go; do April and
LlyEafoo Fc5 % go m.-1ne sales OF the Gay IN
LyEEreol. F,o , l:, p mcotton;F utnrss- T. plaads
Low sta g9ase r. 5rgay MICH 9 4pl 2 teGr Je
iigG do. Apr ANA STAY delivery, d'!i'd do May and
"r and august delivery Giad do. August and september
81 C21qn ,g qqGF Tsa g3; b s o. Gog
Ff2 29 .55 os Gq'i l 'fa s,. roc S IT,
o. bale, -a.r- sUnler,. ~ bales stock o.2@1 bales
B1-r0y. F.D 2.'-'U ttoo duh. NIduunE lac. Low
Mdung IL 81 .i9oi ordinary lon' net receipts -f'
cnArLF.r,y Eco 4.-couon quiet lnddnns II &c.
Low sfid,in4 Gel Goon Ordinary, iQ'ic ncD receipts.
rs bales sales 500 babes. stock. ,-.7U~ bales.
tysAr f.D p ot,,4 ea- M@iimss ,odl, L. Low ~;
bales shipments, I,iC bales: sales 80 bales stocA 9O5j
GALVESTON. Feb .,-cotton quiet lnddhne, llac:; Low
1iadiug ilc., Good ordinary lotc; neJ receipts, IGJ
~. i-.i.ll. EcU -j.-D otton quiet Middlng. l'-c
NENrUIS Feb. 23.-tuUou quiet. NiCiAI IT &C..
Low ,.tiue lntri Cool lrl lttv lui-r net receipts
80 oar; snium-uts. l-c' bacsi sales 800 bales atocA
-.po~ bnIr-
NitGlng. IIc. Du3l ordinary, loNra zee. receipts. a3l
bAes rLpogtfcoastWsc 10 O"oi' Sales 900 o4es Stock
Tqw.ug.e,ys Feb. 22-Cottou staldy MdGnng. ID &C.;
Low 5iii.n- lir. Good Ordinary. lj.-c. n"i receipts
I..- gross, 2,l6- bnc* Sales 1000 OueH 5t0c"'
1854. iGi Na.rs.
SOM. IK Feb 23-totion steady: Miduing. J. re-. net
rr,,Dr. o. bucs; exports coast"ie so Daes' sales
PIiH,FLr'tL FcD. -5-Coton quiet, MA u ilc..
Low NidIuus. Gpot ordinary IUc net receipts.
49, bA r,. stock. 1900 bales.
-AvlNsAi, ie0. COTTON steady Nihdlns iic'. 10"
,f,tIug Iuftc. Good Oriuiy, lur net receipts, $50
b8rs exports Fi+a l-,t bales sales 25h" aes, ltsI
syeulug T. lOi bIcs: stock. 1855 Dl'~.
-t iOTI- Feb. -i--lOttOn quiet Mlddlng, II bc' Low
Ndillg. I'D tc Good Ordinary llc recrlpls UIi pte-'
r- % bales. slplIcIJ - io bales. sne3 t"IO Dalcs
WUAiSsfoy IcB. 23-Cotton quie. Niddlng II &C. Low
HlHIng lIlat.- Good Ordinary, 9Hc act receipts, $40
bales stucA, t.Jlj Oaes
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
Domestic dAaA : r ;.

R.LrnloRR Feb 23-Cotton dull Middln: II ier. Flour
Howara street " estern supeT 80 1874 %
do Extra ~ OUasj 50. Family - 20 I@l 20: CIV
Mills super 90 rs5 90. 10 Extra. - OOatt ~ do
Family ri nj So no. RIO br n1s - JO@fb 90 faapscO
Family - Oh wheaJ-soutbeTn Red. II aOarl 81 dO.
Aei,ef Vi 3G1sl 40. No MARYLAND 81 -. No. West
err Winter ied. SPOT. March. 81 2JGSl O ADril
y 8yD&l 83aa. Juiv. Al ZlH$i 2ils COrn-sOuthern
White. 7507Gc do yellow. 81 &C. estern Mixed SPOT
AUrn. MAY bBA-
southern. 46a4ye Western White 4, Gisc. do Mixed
Vania. H'r0 Rye duli d;,6c. Hay
dull: Prime Choice Josie
BUFFALO, Feb 23.-klour 81 NdY. with a fair demand
Wheat dull No aud hard DalIth held AZ 81 s. Corn
steady with far demand saes cars OF Nrw on track
AZ 85c oats quiet No. Mixed Western hed asa
Iee. Whlt.. AZ zoo. BARLEY good demand; sales.
Ia 900 bush Canada at 81 o. 1900 bush. do AZ a. y
Eyo uoglseIod FIeights SewY0rk ~ rslI-WheaI &C.
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Corn 7c Oats SIC. Railroad receipts-Fiour 1000 bbls
shipmenis-Flour. 800 bbls Wheat 1000 bnshi Corn
CnIcAGG Feb. 25-Fionr dun wheat irrerular and mod
eraely active No On cage spring. 81 goa ~ 20 eash
al 2is Nav II 24dsi sfi, June. no do 81 Os0si 90
Rejected 7Oa1sc corn qei hut siendy az 57a5oc cash
Sc February: 57i4dJ7itc March 95.a6 lgc Nav 62ec
June aeectsa sc Dat, dull at ~ lic cash; - , aso
lced s9c iye gaiet bit ,,eay a. ,s EI' 3
Dres ca Hogs in fair demand quoto9e az 81 = 55 Pork
unsettled bat general higher at 81. l54S' ~ S T
Sl 81 June Lard IN good demand at 05te cash Feoruaiy
lo92qc June Bullueats unsettled shoulder 6ioc short
Ro, 03oc. short Clear a5Jc WhisAey steady aud un-
CIscNSArL Fen. 2a.-Flour active and firm; Family se9
q 3}ls receipts 5000 bush; shipments 22oo bush corn
are Rye rm al 96c Barley In fair demand II.
PORK weak at 81! 754Sls Lard stronger 10 lOc bnih.
shoulders -; clear mn, l0ac Clear lose. whskey
w. Wet o a ~ 49, t T ~ nt ' 1o ~ Woea arm;
- G,0s7 30. receipts 200 head; shipments 40 head
oRIRoU. Feb 2.-Four quiet. Wheat dal ana lover 80.
April ~ y; May ~ 28'l June 81 263 July II % Corn
Prime a. = 97 Recepts-Foar 600 bbit Wheat 1909
9u+h Corn IVu BUSH oats l.VOO Dush ShDmehl'-f''''
heavy casing quiet No : Milwaukee nominal
MaT n 5si. ali f6e S S1 No 8 No and rejected nom
mIL Corn hTmei; No = Gle Oats hTiner No. = 90 &c
PROVISIONS lover; Mess PORK ~ cash and February.
si7 OLA March. Lari-Prime Steam IO37'1c cash and
February; IO4Oc March Hogs at 50 s6 10 RE
hbIs Wheat Barley, 1000
bush: shrpments-Four 1000 bbs.; Wheat, none Bar
p1na r Tee Wnn wsan Ttr. a ea
- m , 1ti M, Pnsvvap1a FamIT Good 50 90
Sew Process 81 20 LOUIS do Choice - 90: Minnesota
ents Cool 81 5oqSs o. rye Flour dull 80 for Pure
wheat Meal dun at - %. Wheat teyeiish ana lover
alct -oGtacrn Yellow track &C. san Mixed, G6Hc:
Mixed prompt snipmens nominal,
AZ &c" Tree ON Doarn. Oats No Wmte February
PROVISIONS Gru-Beef clear CIV Mesa per bbL sl3 20:
az o0nf5l 5u INDIA Ness s4G Pors-Mcs4 II, 75asly
EXtrt Prime. 81 0O. Hans-SmoEed. l2al3c: DO salt
Shon9ers IL i,i a. O.. o; SInnEc e. C
M salt HHninc 40 smoked. ul24 &c Lard nv kettle
Western Kettle 800 TO- -.lr ~ BE-. do Butcherss
Loose dc Bicrer-Creanerv Extra Prnnsvivana 4jc.
county New.l ok Extra Iubs 80 a3>c: do Fsts SOC
aac Pcun+vvania ana Western 2sa3c. Eggs-Pcnn
Crram nc. Fun cream. lic.: no Fair 20
i &C. no. a, s1gar-f!ag r1 al S
c iorfr 10 Gpol .ennilg Nl'cos Lioes tehne steady
Mould 4" 9.c -mdlr. 9-c secds-,Ioyer aa.,t at "a
g'tc. Timothy e GOus- - fIayseel 81 -. frri-brtn
Icanec 10 0os. ,,c Cases to+c. wnlsaey steady @ess
5oq E2 go" aq o, an& up incl sn lower %S3 a
2,r ne saas ETr, oat. i al Il lS csh: az iiay
romla.y -l7 50 cash. February aid N9rch Buikmyats
au o4outer- 3d. lear IA '7 ,. T Lon 7i G,
clear io'4c Lard uomnaiy lo'0G Butter nomigay ma.
i H. Hrcrip Fiaur. iilp bnl. wheat $1,000 bu.n
apn.cnt.- -iaur 0oa Du-l. Wheat 1000 bush. Conn.,
ls.o 'l aa3 , E.al y, no. n -. RED va va
June 81 - q July II l Ausnsi' =. -,i n Ihr year 81 IL
b'L conn Gull "ud veal. No x SPOT aug fepII4IF' DC
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fTvRrPgo Feb. 2}-4Do D. m.-POro-Prms Ness Eastern.
siea,y Western steady a. 49, bacout uGoeri4nl
tuf ai a.. -hOr R.J q 10 a. lp3i; Long tleir
lrl an tJ,5t Snort Clear. dun a. 81. hlms-LOng cat
AMI AZ 5a- shoulders. uu az J27I Tor new Bee-Inda
Mess du ExtrI Moss iul d no. Prime Mess dul
.s - Lagd-rrmr c-jrrI. -teIy 40 JiHd Idilo"-prme
llfy Al. iurucuIIe--~pirtth SiediY NJ ~
Emo .iu Ht llud Common "a i,d Cheese
american Choirr dul f} 5L iir O. none here Flour
txfra~f.ie duli IA. WheA-Nu White dul al 10 IT,
so. -pubG dlu lt tuHu winter NcN western uuH
al Tod. Mixed. -.rlHy al J.l gi t0ttorsced on
yellow American. mons mere. ROain-COnmOn az London
nuI a. q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - London hrmer nc
-
LONDON Fen. 23i:}O .. m.-Cscutra Lnseed - az ST.
rrf luaftrr. sperm Ou. t1l per tJI, PIlc hOHh IA
iuid spirits rururuune ~. Hl2.AL per cwt Refined
riraruni spirit, OF Petrpieum. Eel" asa pei
Gallon. Common isO,g. -d Luseeu Jll - ID Dor tot
AyTwrGr Fcr 2..-Pctrneum II francs % ccntlmes
uue American. lcONs LAID closed AZ To- HIhSs
per Too Alioa. - .r -.
Hss'fs, b s5"WlcoV's LAID closed At - marks
per IIDpouIIA Petroleum MARKS - picAnI+h
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON Feb. 23-5 D. MI bonds four and half per
cents rs Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trus
certificates lj do second. is Erie 3s do second
CousOis. 4el2 Reading. 29a~
LONDON Feb 2Tbe directors Of the Bank ot England al
tleiT meeting today fixed the minimum rate OF discount
from 6 to per cent.
LONDON Feb The bullion the Bank OF England has
during thr The proportion
of The Bank OF England liability which asI week
81 = per cent, ia now JsSls per cent $500
LONDON. Feb IS ~ p. m.-COnsols lOOtIg for money
lOOs for account bonds four cents ll9i
four half per cents ll5, three and hall per cents
1884: Atlantic Western second mortgae tlus-
tees certificates 49, Newly ork Central l322 ILLINOIS Ceu-
tra. 1870: New-Y0rk ontario ana Western ~ ,, -
LONDON Feb. $500 m.The amount OF OuIhen HOh"
into the Bank OF England on balance TO-DAY Is bOuun
LONDON Feb. pa m.-Par1s advces quote Iiree po'
~ francs 80 centimes for the account 60
2.-5.OU D.. m-EXChanRc GA LOhdol - AA""'
20 i.
PARIS Feb ga he weekly statement OF The BANK oi
43OO,OUO francs silver.
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flnlnclIl.
OFFICE OF rnE PULLMAN PALACE CAR CoWAyyr ;

OFFICE OF 1nE PULLMAN PALACE CAR CowNT{
CHICAGO, Feb 1. i-o2
AT THE SPECIAL MEETING Of the stock
u holders. day 10 resolved IN increase tho
caual -fuc ~ fGO being p pee VI the entire cApi
TAI Stock Of tnls date
~t0ch holders February - 1881 WI have mo
ofou uuf March l~2 uDscbe FOR such Stock AZ par
h. an eTfrnt NOT exceeding fourth Of their holdings
IN he made ~ follows: Fifty per cent or be-
fore March / So before May + l7o2
PM d ceriinar- stock be issued Tor each pay menu
exrnd ng fractional shares -,-.t..-
subscription anu AZ lhloflhatoh LeilAHS
thereto may be- obtained NJ . -
FAT an as LOAN AND TRUST CO, NewYork
NEW-ENGLAND TRUST Co, Boston
AiiN N'' 49, A 5 WEINsHEINER
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finantidl.
al election of Direct-

NOTlCE.-The annual election Of Direct
L OF the " Midas Petroleum and Improvement
Company o. PtsJurg and NewYOrs" De bend the
Office Of he Company las FOurthaye ON
day March 3 1882. 10 O'Clock p. m.
WILLIAM f. ROBB, Secretary.
Pittsburg Feb ~ 1882.
DANDAL II. FOOTE. Established 1860.
IA Banker and Broker 20 broadway, New-York city.
WANTS
Arkansas Levee BOnds
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad odd stock
Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan 80. g.. stock
Continental Raitgay stock.
Erie Railway N0u. Asscuted stock.
Kentucky Genital Railroad Securities
Lake superior and VI .ssisspp RAM Dad Firsts.
Mexican Bonds lC0riies issuel.
Mexican Bonds tWOuihOlse Issue.
Rock Island and Peoria Railroad stock.
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark RAILROAD stock.
Ulster ana Delaware Railroad iucumsl
Vermont Valley Railroad III Ftrsts and seconds
FOR SALE.
Firstcass per cent WaierworX ComDanys Bonds 80
years run located wth.p 10 miles OF the city
HOusatOniC Railroad Common ~t0cN
Lake ouny OIL per cent Funding Bonds total issne
fhOOnO0 assessed valuation Sl6 i3l 900 annual income
t22jO0O.
Towns Of lewiston Wilson. and Yates Niagara County
". " per cent Funding Bonds
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SEVEN ATLANTIC PORTS FOR EUROPE.
70 r 5sE T Sa,l S G2rn
continent Of Europe ii-05 io577 2CsG7
Total wcek................. 1886 s5,7I3 ss2.o2O
HAY AND sTRAW-rrecs firm demand hr..k, r.
Z use: shipping Grades CSC; Clover Mixed .ua15c3
Clover o0G,c STRAW No. l. Rye. aCc short Rye. D.
HlDI, In lll demand and raer sales past 1000
Dry Monteydeo seconds H. At . 2c. they
$500 81 t ~ "a ~ 49,; ~ - ~, - n 1 ,,1 a. 5
p 10 2 d. 7@2e $50 days as tey RIM; 7io Dry Central
20 49, u c 81 days tucy 900 Dy West India 10
D : to3 m Dry ee rni t. To- st Ty e1 PI5
from EGrSpe y ID D. T. $40 W ; West naa etc 20 10 p
sSIsp 49, T and 5i5 Da. g NJ 0eGe ash
AoPe1Dqll and weak. 1881. Choice 26s27c; Good to
lse crop OF 1880 Poor crop Of 1879 Far
MOLAss orIeaps quiet at 55a75c Foreign auet
al SS a"l 81 1 % bo &c I9r Porto Rico on
tor 9aintd spirits iuTpeniine quiet and steady 50 s0
OCEAN REIGHTs-There was a better business I'm
Grain shipments al slightly dearer rates LONDON by
Is lO4- 8d loo boxes Cheese 35s a3Os SO bales
Hops pa Nj 5000 bush Cram az 2i 800 tons Gen
ter 2is 81 g25s. ; Cheese 2lA G-5s 800 pKgs
tons oos G6s 81 900 bush cram ga
IA 100 pn GSto" Flour 1%' as 'qsk fGgT :. 81
steam $500 Flour. l5s lis 3D. 700 bbls DO Cd
=
pkgs. PROVISIONS los q25s 1000 pkgs Measurement
Goods lbs DDS. I'd, Gram quoted 404 Id .-.--.
BRISTOL, by steam. 100 Dkgs Heavy and Measure.
Goods. los. abs. ---AVONMOUTH. steam. 5000
bush. Grain Old AKSEILLE-, steam 1900 pkgs
Provisions etc, 27s Cd $4,000 bush. Grain Size
ia * 5 9s s ae, @ PSs yas e e4m. cargo s 50
by steam. $500 pkgs General l7s a2Js;
sacks Flour. rs Cd: 49, Gram PROMPT I'd:
5000 la next week SEA HAMBURG, by steam 2O0d
pkgs General Cargo rcichmark ROTTERDAM NV
steam, 250 tons Heavy and Messnrement Goods a27
Id bark To
rlye 1000 bDls Refined, S. -yL option Bristol or Lon.
don another srrivej $40 bbls do same rae Lon.
DON ship bbis. Refined do private terms another
10 arrige bbls do from Philadelphia I'd option
Of Antwerp, Bremen or Hamburg CONTGS ENT bark.
Il 600 bills Refined. from Philadelphia. 50. al BRE.
MEN bark 1000 bbls. Crude, ID. 7lsdL-.-. HAMBURG,
hark b 500 bbls Refined private
TWO poItsj bark $1,000 RenneA. 81 a432 70 80.
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Gelp UanteO.

ETANTED.-A young man who has had
W some experience IN q Ing machinery Address with
references, BoX II 40 Tribune Dihcr.
AAANTED.-In private family, a man ard
W wife experienced watsr aud cook Wages 80 for
the Address by letter f. b., Tribune Ohcc stating
perience sc.
VEANTED-LADIES for LIGHT HOME
" WORK city country For sample OF material and
BAG co. 3G7 Fulton-st., BOoklyn, y. y
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markets AZ Paris French per cents were lower
at 81 So francs
The receipts Of -four and grain of the principal
Atlantic ports this sd day of February were
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OFFICE OF ruE MERCANTILE Trust Company
No. l20 BROADWAY. NEW-Y YORK. I

No TO BRUADWAf, NV 1Okk. Z
Jan. Z, 1882
TTHE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
a certificates the Manhattan
Railway Company for the temporary receipts Already issued
the the Elevated Railroad Com
pany De exchanged preferred the NAN
haitian Railway Company accordance with the agreement
between the Manhattan Railway Company the New ork
Elevated Railroad Company and the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company. dated November II. 1881. Upon the de
livery Of the certificates 70 the Trust Company Will Ten
Dollars I IN
Up0n the Metropolitan Ee.
waited Railway Company the Trust Company will cerh
second preferred stock the Manhattan Railway
Company therefor NewIOrk Elevated Shareholders maAng
the
dividend per the first preferred stock of tue
iOTis FITZGERALD President
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

BOARD WANTED.-FOr three or four adults
ID Tor the farm home preferred Good country
board with and health preferred 10 style Adrrss
\. b. Tribune OnCe. box az, wit. PARTICULARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24

TuR NORTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION Coz
TRRAsURRRs OFFICE. 20 Nassau-st, FEB. 20, 1872. 5
THE stockholders of the NORTH RIVER
4 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY hereby notified that
further instamen Of per their respective
duly called by the Board VI Directors Of
company payable the office Of the No. 20
Nassau-st., Friday, March 10, 1882
SATURDAY., February
% al O'Clock D. NJ reopened the morning Of Satur
dav. March IL next b.. r. WINSLOW, President.
V,HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY-rhe annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Mon Railway Company the choice NJ Directors
ensuing year. the transaction NJ other bush
legally before the meeting VIII be- held
Office l97 Broadway, in the city Ot New
Wednesday the 18th day March next at 10 o'clock
Transfer books will ice closed on saturday Feb %
HENRY MCFARLAND. ~ec'y SIDNEY DILLON, President
New YORK. teD. l.. lH~2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24
rost ano founo.

+ OST-Bank Book, No. 454,1S3 Bank
for wings N BIasekerst, York paYnclt stop
,sd Please return book IA baax-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24
Brooklyn.
Country.

~ try boat nursing and good " under Eve years ni
taught home II older. terms, by widow and
daughter Address As DAVID SCOTT llO Id Srence-st.
Bun LugtOu. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24
Bodro alio Rooms.
East Side.

ELEGANT furnished apartments at the
a. Wellington. MlI.sonaye, cor I'D 81
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED ROOM to
4 middle agcc lady gentemnn $40 to Fi6 monthly;
private house owner; references superior location III
7Jth.st.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-23
DRY GOODS. Etc.
FOR THE HEATED TERM
JULIUS MEYER & SON

are showing handsome and large assortment Of
THIN WHITE GOODS
in which they are offering some
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
80 pieces LIN0N DE INDIA at SIC, cheapest
ever sold
80 pieces LINON DE orlando at 12jc
worth fully Zoe;
40 pieces LlNON DE DACCA from l5c. to doc
20 pieces Union Linen LAWNS at 15c.;
40 pieces yard wide Victoria LAWNS at 71c.
10 pieces Figured and Dotted SWISS MUSLINS
from 15c. to Soc;
20 pieces Striped and Plaid SWISS at Zoe.
worth 35c.;
White Persian NULL from 2Oc to 6Oc;
French NAINSOOKS, French CAMBRICS
NULL DE DETER, and other thin white
fabrics at low prices
Our entire stock of best LAWNS, in all the new
tinted grounds and figures, reduced to 1Oc
cases Imitation Linen LAWNS reduced from
S3c. to Gle;
cases handsome Polka dot and figured Lawns
nearly yard wide at &c.
80 pieces fine, real Linen LAWNS.
LACESl LACESll LACESul
We show over 800 styles in Orientals, Edelweiss
Coraline Cypress Maltese, Russian. Span
lsh, Alencon Torchon, &c, on which we
have made special low prices;
40 pieces wide, real linen, Torchon LACE at Sc.
Swiss EMBROIDERIES in so new patterns
from l0c. to 81 per yard
500 pieces Hamburg EMBROIDERIES from
&c. to $3.50.
We have made special reductions in our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
so pieces wool and Mohair LUSTRES at &C..
40 pieces all wool filing French Lace BLUNT
ING at 10c
80 pieces black all wool BUNTING at 12Jc.;
Every shade of NUNS YELLING at 25c.
Large assortment of thread and silk GLOVES
in full and half classics, Jersey and
Sarah Bernhardt styles
500 pairs two-elastic nice thread GLOVES at
123c
$50 pairs three elastic white, real Lsle Gloves
at'25c.; and lots of other bargains at
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
No. Col and 6O3 Broad St., Richmond, Va.
,Bay~ Orders faithfully and promptly filled
de 18-ly