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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-06-08

hhNM Business now before the pub
UHHHlh lie. You can make money
DTlN faster at work for Us than at
= needed. We will start Won
$l2 day and upwards made at home
oY the industrious. Men. women, boy-
and girls wanted everywhere to work for us
now u the time You can work in
spare time only or give your whole time to
the business, You can live at home and do
the work No other business will pay you
nearly as well. No one can fail to make
enormous pay by engaging at once. Costly
outnt and terms fee. Money made fast
easily and honorably. Address TRUE &
W Augusta Maine Jan v.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-06-08
COTTON STORAGE

I LIBERAL Cash Advances on all cotton
IL stored with us. Fall insurance guaran-
tee1. Protect your cotton from weather and
accident. Charges nominate
scp22-tf BUF0RD BROS.
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Landladav. entirelY innocent of

LandIaday, entirely Innocent Of
grammatical knowledge, advertises
that she ''has a fine, airy, well-fur-
nished bedroom for a gentleman
twelve-foot squares" another has
a "cheap and desirable suite of
rooms for respectable family in
good repair" still another has a
''hall bedroom for a single woman
eight by twelve"
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face plentifully sprinkled with Lat
in and French, and finally coming
to the pith of the article finds it not
worth much after all.
So many newspaper correspon-
dents, instead of simplifying and
boiling down what they have to
say, dilute a small matter and pep
per it with adjectives..until it has the
dimensions of mountain, and the
strength but not the clearness of
water. A clear, concentrated state
ment of facts would be read with
far greater pleasure Home Circle.
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MINES AND MINING.


A1,lH
There is little to say Of the weeks doihSS 81 Wv
Mining Stock Exchanges. large business WIS
done but II was little more than the trading oach
and fonrth OF professional operators, VINO attempts"
70 make IN by magnitude of operations LOT TIE
small profits afforded by the fluctuations hooin'o"
consolidated. however. seemed to command more
confidence on reports that good ore has been str''cA
ON the ninth level and its price rose from Z.o ~
& Great expectations for the future Oh tue
markets are based on hoped-for developments on
,bc Comstock lode That such developments cannot
nuch longer be delayed is the opinion OF mining
men who are in position to know, ana VINO DC
lieve the Comstocks will as lively times III the
futurc as in the past" But in the meantime INC
constant levving of assessments IS dlsguSt,Is ;oi
average stock oldcr and leading TO concentration
of stocks in few hands. I'LL, ,r,o for q
The business yesterday waf unusually IaIHe ~, o !"
SATURDAY. but prices were rather weak, ELY "a ', IN
inr;tv of the active stocks closed lower IMAM on
Erdoy Robinson Consolidated sold up 10 l.oo: Dnt
ardcG at 3S5 South Pacific rose from 4lo 10 4;ou,
and declined TO i. The state Lines were quet; - -
and q was unchanged at 125, and j ana WaS =
cents higher at "a cents, and Oriental ana MIIcl
vas / cent higher at 81 cents The Comstochs Wt WEI
dull and the old bonanza shares were lower W
fornia . cents III - cents and COnsoniated IL
cinio : cents al 10; the others however, were
finn Nariposa declined to 1.20, Green Mouitdiui
was lower at Q Cherokee sold at ~ cents anu "o'u
Stripe al 2S cents.
N~rT u =
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only temporary influence on the market. beco,..
of constant statements that the worst was passe5
and that there was no danger OF any import,nt
specie shipments from here. IL is certain. how
ever that, irrespective Of financial tronIIss
on the Continental Bourses and of onp
late heavy importation of Securities the balance
against this country that has been accumulatinc
large increased export of produce or by an EXPORT
of securities or of specie The simple fact IA That
the weeks speculation was the natural sequence az
tne nnsuccessiul moyenont OF inc prcco ing week.
an exceptional advance, until on Friday the mn
ward movement became general throughout the
whole market Yet ii required only two-thiris of
Saturday TO wipe out nearly al the gains of three
days, and to leave prices for the general market
lower than they were week ago The absurd rn.
mo[s yesterday afternoon about .lght sterling being
outcome OF the decline in prices for stocks and not
the cause for such declines.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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CLOSING PRICES oF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN ERANrIscO. Satur,Iay. Jan. -. ls92.
fry TELEGRAPH 70 THE rplbrNr.l

CAV Francisco. jan 20.--CrOsscut called NO /"
has been started 100 feet south OF tho main DRIFT
running from the Union Consolidated shalt 10 the
Sierra Union Joint wlnze The crosNcut already en-
counters considerable water. At Ophir DRIFT has
been started north from the end OF he joint MeVi-
can east drift The JOINT wlnzc ~ ne old bonanza
mines is within - feet of the ZOO level. Com
nection between the Forman shaft o. Oyeruan and
The Sufro Tunnel Will lac made in two days
AZ the close of business yesterday, Union and
OTHER North-end stocks were quite active and n
shade lower than regular Beard prices. Dealers an
ticipate lively times next week.
Assessment: Day, 30 cents
DEADwooD. Oak. Ter. Jan. 2S.-The McMackn
mica mine nas been sold FOR $4,000. II has an m
mcuse ledge. aud has already shipped 10000 pounds
The iIomcstake recently struck a rich body Of ore
on the 100 foot level directly under Lead City. The
ore assays very high. but none oil 1t Is being taken
All the Homestake stamps are now in operation.
The Champion mill is preparing TO start up.
Rnllion valued at 1894, 800 was received in New
York the past week from the mines.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-loIk for
the mast week officially reported by the two cS
changes at l,161 4 - shares.
Robinson Consolidated manager telographcd Jan
nary u: IS tipped today ~ tons; assay 81 ounces
lot 2S3 Nine hundred foot level looking hrst rate.
Have good ore body
As will be seen by reference to another column,
the trustees of the InyO Consolidated have decided
10 odopt the more conservative aud judicuus plan
of making their dividends payable quarterly. IN
stead OF monthly as heretofore. II ~, apparently,
the correct thing Tor mining companies ~ pay
dividends monthly or not at ALT though there are a
few companies which content themselves with the
plain. old-iashionrd quarterly plan. However, IS
their cutlrc capital stock Is not bought and sold
two or three times over every month they are not
general faVOritcs at the Exchanges.
Father de Smot superintendent reports iOI the
| week ending January -, that 100 tons of ore
were extracted from first level 500 tons from second
| level and 225 tons rom third level lurug the
| week . 20 tons OF ore mllicd. The north end
tunnel is in 1874 feet and the south header. Golden
| Crate. is in niuety -tive feet.
| Rappahannock superintendent reports, January
% that he is drifting on the vein north and south
| OF the shaft. with two shifts OF men, working daN
ami night and that the vein continues over three
| feet vide. About ten tons OF ore are taken out
| daily.
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Gltuntlons iuante0-- nlalcs.


4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
n YORK TRIEI NJ WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTON \ OFFICES, 30. ,2%S Broadway, corner Thirty
No 81 East F0urtceu;h.s' IniOns9uae 100 Third
ave corner 10 tho HARLEM OFFICE
lO0l auu 2,3OG Ihiriave corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty.Gfth-st. up 70 2. IN, atr'Sltr hcer4s~
CARVER on PRIVATE FAMILY WAITER
BY Young colored man. aged 30 many years, cXpe-
,encr Gan furnish ~ references. Gail or address WILL
IAN JOHNSON, lOi West 23thst
ARDENER.-By agardnercXperiencedi in all
~ branches OF hs business good IeIeTthceN v" MI
81 East 3lstst near 2d ave.
NARDNER-First-cla thoroughly under
stands his all its details including green and
rose hon Crlpcrcs, tho general management ana I'M
ogemcut Of gHtIemans place. eight years rel renee on
lat employer Address NOMlII IN i 'I'ou"c OP'o"H
once ,23s Broadway.
GARDENER and COACHMAN-By a Ger
man aged 80 having had - years experience can pro
Al references as - ab} HaOst &C -'Nu'ss mas
WALEN BERG. 800 East S4tirst
DORTER or USEFUL By a cOlored
1 Youth aged 20; wholesale house can furnish recon
1pepdafions highest character strictly temperate
Cal or address SAML. II. r., 1903 Fultonayc, brooklyn
WAITER and LADYS-MAID or chamber
maid BY couple without children man Swedc,
,r,fe Swiss Ere ch Protest both speak English; ha,o
mo host civ references moderate; city or country.
Can al .2l last 25tist, cottage.
NSTATCHMAN, JANIIOR or POkIER-By
w temperate married man. age - prefers wholesale
bouso. furnish Cepti0nable recommendations
Please ca or address join FAHEH loI 'thst Jersey
city.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Jan. Or. ".
The foreign movements of merchandise at New
York last week were less unfavOrabe to the port
than any of the preceding weeks of this year. The
value of the imports was $7,S14215, or S7O7,3S9
less than for the same week of $751; and the exports
amounted to $7,277, 299-an increase Of $l37.2lo
over the week Of last year But there are no ihdi-
cations that warrant the belief that the change IS
anything moro than an accidental and an excep-
tionnl one The imports Of specie for the week
amounted TO $4770s, against P02,o42 Tor week Oh
last year; and since January the imports nave
amounted TO 1899 O75, against 81, 1S1.O5S in 1881
To date this year the debit balance of the port on
the merchandise and specie moycinentisSl "4oo
against so 86S, 473 at same date of 1SSl-an IN
crease of IS 1898, 1893.
The following shows the imports and
exports. other than of securities, at New-York
since January l. for 1881 and 1882:
IMPORTS. .
Merchandise - $3O634j72 eS7,leGl37 Inc. sG,lSi,585
Total Imports 49, I65.63O ts75Oj9l2In Inc s2.S3a,5s2
EXPORTS.
SS}Ss4 R HS
Total exports s25 407I57 .22.4377ie Dec. ss.oSohl
the bort sosGs.473 $I5OG7iGG Inc. s13ose93
The weekly bank statement issued yesterday pre-
scnts little OF special interest except as it reflects an
important return movement ofcurrency from the III
tcrior The reported loss of Si0S5OO specie Is JUST
about the amount that the net specie gain OF
81 22G270 By the Sub-l'rcasury should average I'D
the bank statement So in specie the banks are ABOUT
$500 coo poorer than the statement shows On the
other hand the gain of $SGl300 legal tender hardly
represents more than the amount held week ago
in excess of the amount then reported, showing that
he bulk of currency received during the week was
in bank notes The increase in deposits ll3'3oo
is 81 800 600 greater than the increase called Tor
by the other changes-an indication that the re-
cepts of bank notes were to an amount tnat is rep
resented by an average figure of $l,s00,0OO. The
weeks movement results in loss of 572o25 to the
surplus reserve and leaves 1t at 3d. 500
The following are the comparative totals of the
statements of January u and January %:
z? iss & 3s}S Bss
' 55SSiSS '5 55iSsS5 Inc Inc
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposit liabilities
AZ "a 5 SS Pee s$S
rotaire.ervc. s87.673.4oo $ssi2a 200 Inc. si5'soO
E ssHs 77ooao25 7ooa7a'o Inc 1o2s321
snrpIns ........ s9,07l,875 soIol,8jO Dec s572525
! Tine banks now hold in cash-Specie and legal ton
ders-$4 81 200 moro than the sum held year ago
| The loans now are $l22S4,3OO greater than men,
and the deposits 1882. 100 greater, so that
the reserve required by the 20 per cent rule now Is
| SO 800 27J more than it was year ago. Hence the
surplus now is only $l177,925 greater than 1t was
then. and the proportion of total reserve now IS
| 81 81 AGAINST 276I per cent at the same date of
| 1881.
The following are the totals of the statements at
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filming.

THH lTARIIOsA LAND AID NIyING COHPASY
CAlFoHNIA. Executive OFFICE, Nos AND IL 7
NAsaAusr, NEW.l OAK, Jan II, lS54,
AZ ASSESSMENT OF TWENTY-FIVE
"A CENTS on each share Of the Preferred and Common
due and payable or before January 81 loe
when il viii be- delinquent And stock dividend Of Ten Per
declared from present assessment,
the upon which all assessments shall havO been paid In
cash shall not be delinquent ROBERT Ora NFORD
Assistant secretary
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nlusical lnstrumcnt5.

ID -BEATTY'S PIANOFORrES.-NIa Magnificent
holiday presents: square grand planoortes four very
rosewood cases, three uulsOns
Iirattvs matches frames, stool book cove oXed
49, tn SlyT 80; catalogue prices. 1900 90 @lOOG salts
faction Guaranteed or money refunded after yelrs
uprg panofr Sl2j Ia $3.50 catalogue prices 5000 70
10 O standard panOfortcs uf the universe thousands
testify Write Tor a mammoth list OF te,umonias Belttys
cabinet organs cathedral church, chapel pdro go upwards
visitors welcome free carriage meets passengers illustrated
catalogue tholday edition. free Address or can upon
DANIEL T. BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
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V'HE NORTH sTArE MINING COMPAN'
Doaro Gn5 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
u YORK TIIBtNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 80 L2:iN Broadway corner ihlTV
arsr.st %OS West Twenty Thrust, corner Eghth ave.
o W Vast Fourteenth ST.. corner mon ~ uarr tGp hlrd
ave cor 1cr Forty cuth st. at the HARLEM OtFtE 5
>os LOOl aud 1900 THIRD ave. corner one huhoIooAhS
twenty fifth up 70 D. a. at regular ounce IstSA
TWO suites rooms, furnished, southern cX-
1 posurc 70 last 42-st, cor Mad.sonGve
. CRANBERRY PARK.-Elcgant suite on sec
Z Onl door Board frstcla's
IA MADISON ANE.-Elcoanily furnished
4 first loor: private Table or board; strictly hrst
cISs Accommodations; also hall rooms Win ufe
West Siie.
DOARDERS ANTED.-Fifth-avC, 343 )
ID large cheerful sunny with hrsciass board ref
crcucc given and Repaired
TUST OPENED.-Fun house on Murray
~ mn; clolc, accommodations. with or without private
table 4. DALEY, II e,t 5Jth-st
DARTlES suffering from mental or nervous
CURED Address EXPLRIENCk Tribune Uptown once
l,23o Broadway
URIVATE FAMILY can accommodate gen
ttmrn with good and board. Iem7. : TO - per
week References. lO7 Vest tlsL
EVU-AVE. lGl-Eutire floor or floors large
- .u.tee hail I0oa. 81 sets waters rear basement
leading ON alley into 22dstH room under hons stoop
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I SSESSMENT NOTICE.
xopru STATE MINING COMPANY.

Xocc ia hereby given that at meeting 0 tns W
heId on fbs eth January lss2 an
no ID Of TEN tOl CENTS per Shale Me MI 1mScdIrey in
cT"nt funds secretary at the once III n
g., salisbury North Carolina, or AT Tie, bhhNCh
msFFI"E 81 BitOADWAY. NEW.YoRk ChI , nra,d
nv stcck upon which this assessment sha Ieuai pd
m tbs IGh av OF February. 1882, will DO den len an
III no adj verfsed a. denq tent and unless pay - az
itl coat OF ADVERTISING. before Thursday the vtn
u ~ uarcb IsS2 will forfeited TO the company oSeth
r win Mi pre yious yinents according 10 the chaV
~ wv EDWIN IL MuLFORD, Secretary.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
BosToN. Saturday, Jan. %, 1882.

Government bonds ruled dull all the week and then
prces were easier The changes IN tie mai Olds
from n week ago are as follows: Declines, c0ntln-
ned s and the los each Is and the Is Il per cent
State bonds were dull with only small transactions
in any except the Tennessee 6s which, after sales az
73lo closed at "a against 76 a week ago: There
was no feature in the dealings in railroad bonds
Prices for the speculative kinds rose and fell with
those for their kindred stocks The business IN tho
better class of bonds was exceedingly small, ana the
offerings seem to be fully equal To the demand, SO
that there are no material changes In figures
The Long Island Railroad Company has issued
81 600 900 consolidated mortgage per cent bonds,
having htty years TO run, of which amount "A suln-
Gent sum is deposited 10 replace all prior hens as
they may be purchased or do mature. lie CorDln
BonLmg Company, Messrs James q. King ~ sons
and Maxwell g. Graves are now OF ring S2oOO.OOO
of The new issua at par. The purposes TO which tho
nrocpeds of the pres mt issue of 81 J0O,O 900 are TO
be devoted are fully set forth IN an advertisement.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND SIASIToBA
1881 1882.
Third week In jan s59034 seO997 Inc. ss2l9s
ISLAND.
1881. 1850. .
Third week in JAM. S25,OlS $4,000 mo S-L9V
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NoRrnERN
Third week in ian. s507S6 s5s,l6G Inc slS+3o
The total movements IF -four aud grain at me
rrincpal points for the week ended JAN %, lSS5,
and since January l, for years ISL ana 1857
were as follow:
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6rlp uJanle0.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
z VogE -1EIBI NJ WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT III q
TProWT oFFICES No l.2SN Broadway, corner Thirty
6rstst sos West Tweuy.thTd-sI, corner Eighthaye-
" a. VET F,urfeeutIsf corner lnOnsquare 100 Third
ave corner Forty..eventl~t at the hAfli-d W iIfS
Nos lO0l snd 800 Ihlr ave, Gorncs Dp i Au
c,PAXlSH COVERINGS WANIED.-For
= family Of President o. spanish Amerc1n Stae q eIa
salary ana travelling yps~s vii De p"u ~ "a y - ,
AGi.NCY domestic Bulldng Broadway corner Iithst
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CORPORATION NoIloe5.

NOTICE.-Prop0sals for rebuilding pier at
~ l7th-sL River. repairing homeopathic Hospital
pier Wa. Isnud building an extension 10 hospital prt
al lIarts sland repairing Branch NOrkhOuse pier at
Har Island will received by the Department Of Docks
M and no Duancst unt wednesday, February J, bS1,
III ~ o'clock M For full information see TIE CITY
RECORD. Copies for safe az No. Cib Hiu
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CWITHIN c. SHORTLlDGES,
MEDIA, PA.
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT ANY


Through and checked through 70 Media a by
Ienqa r. r. from f Gds. f IN Pg6ep IaS"0'0 anu
4 BeaTdmg school Tor Zoo ySpne men and 6Oys
S SeGc Of he hest cn aRPs States Gs' a%sys &
ecnISm no n2ns or Sgr S Ts Special attention
10 both advanced backward pupils ai Is
eced Patron. orsudcn may eccl any sSs or Co"rsc
cd al Ma hcadcmy ar harvard YALE
Princeton University Of trard Circular
address the principal nd prCnreG, sona Media Pean
Media Il miles o @ii%dSIg9a and q na; 2S i nn
G GSa1 'a' poOOs tie sale Of ali
G 'S1RT''"'' ''''''' '''''''''''' w.
rV,IIE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Maysq r GSaH F'RlF%S oo S'%g'r' r. haSe
in'"S' LIZ De- ri0''''' address " l. CUSHING. Rector
rENIIE Rev John II. Converse, A.: NJ. QiarI,
TT s family at rso few boys 6eattei
tGr & iGiSI island Sf" fl s0 Eo
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-IO-
H. cation comforts unsurpassed Address
Rev WILLIAM G BOWEN, n. NJ, Bordentown' M
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
DEN fhoTS4 s1SaI@s aiTy well l5F3 'n$i Io''
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
opens sept r. 81 On riilais!p,i1 6 G6nF E. i AZ
bv Bound Brook route Home comforts, parental discipline
and work sgSaG s for b and nolt
TnT aInrIes address GRO. g. BU TLER 4. NJ. Prn.
az parents knew whata real home yOu havel0r
their daughters every would be tled says pa
tron of the mary, Highstown, y. j. vacancies
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies', larry
toyp BE- hong s Prnca
MRS. s. /. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
vi for YOung GadieS-West End Institute, New Haven
Conn. Eleventh year superior facilities SEM Tor CIRCULAR
For Both Sexes-Countrv.
G11S -R0CKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-
ID ~<sSp. on.thc Hudson. Both sexes NO extras but
Music Art College preparatory AMI business for boys
ladies' graduating course private instruction Tor Dackwa
scholars. send for catalogue enter 81 auy umo W. IL
BANNISTEItA. VI.
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filming.
EER uhn hns knowledge

a MINING ENGINEER who hns kn MCVth sSS
n Of nearly all the noted mines ssn n With a
ncatn of genteaen for the purpose o. ddps
Elimination npon mines placed before oapi'ai' -
A
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CLARK s. boutwell,,

EooNassau- st. corner Of WALL NewYork.
ppovoTERs and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER
PRlSES.
HE WIZ Mariposa County, California
hENLo "oLD Wv Grass Valley California
sArEMo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY Nov, Scott,
s,tARRGRovE SILVER MINING COMPANY. >,.,
sroRMoNr SILVER MINING COMPANY ,...,
EAGLE sGLvER MINING COMPANY. ,,. ,..no,,
SAN BRUNo COPPER COMPANY. ,,,.,.o
GLOBE COPPER MINING COMPANY,
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~ EDWIN II. MULFoRD, Secretary
oplca 20 broadway Ncw-NOTk.
, LEI y IlH. FLYER MINNIE COMPANY.

tkhi' ~ BRoAD.sT, NRwYORK.
iIn,r., e-oo, M 900 600 ARES AT 81 20.
This ronieny owns the famous Brittle silver group on
.s containing 49, Of mineral land situated a. the
head Of Luarz Creek GunnisOn County, Col me bitto
er Niue has got vein Of inches OF sulphide OF heI
nnning from 30 81 200 20 the ton which can De aS
a ~ little expeuse small portion OF the stock 10 De
sold 30 cents per share H. Itid unooer
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5ol four aaI hall per cents NJ A,su !6I Ene
v,Ig t1utfal 1874 =, :li.Ios Central ~ III
o. 81 Wv, yort ontario and Western, - MI" 'u
II. Paul common. llV,t. - ,,o,s,ls gqu,s for money
and V0io the account Atantc AZ" second 1911 kre
no - second consos lU2i New> Se t,i,,1kee and
peunsylvana central oSe' i'""''3' ~
paul common, ,,.-,s ,,,,,cs three per
LvNvN az - franc, IS confines Tor tho with.
OooXnoV ian $500 p. mlhe amou ,sIanss todays
-, RON the Bank Of England on pai"N'
93BOOOO -, -, On . ., para anvlees quote ,css'
49, AZ ~ francs ~ confines of ,r vs. uaucs
pPARls Jan 2S-0:3O D m.-EAehahES va
IL IA cenUmes Tor checkA =
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR IRON AND SLATE
! WORK OF STATES. -
OIFrE or SrrEayiSING ARCHITECT, !
TREASURE DEPARlMENI, I
WASHINGTON. -. g., January ~ lS~2)
SEALED PROPOSALS will DE received at tins Office anti!
- y on Tho Eth day February lSS2 for iuTns u0 and
putting complete tc iron AMI slate work Oh sls
rr,uir Tor the L. = arg Office Nev-logk. y, y, Ia
cpilrce with drawings aud -p chcalon copies Of which and
any aioua Information may be- HAD application II this
JAM : G. HILL
Supervising Architect.
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0cather5.
Gituduous tuanleo--femdIc

-~Y,.-,. ~ ,
pROTFSTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
An Ainds good, competent female servants Ger.
l,p gud cOloIei servants AZ the iad8e Gid cs Sish
house above lCthst
NUANBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By. an
= excellent swedc Protestant who understands lT ouS
ness Wei, can make salads serve mes &e; Is n's Gean
sohcr honest Industrious ana r. IN every way dsfDe
servant city or country Ca at 292 GthAye between lSh
and l0tb sts. --------------
COOK.-Bv trst-class Swedish Protestant
Jonlu with best understands her business
excellent baker makes ell ~ rs OF soups ues
serbs aide dishes &c in every way capable SOBER ana
honest and GOOD tempered. CAN at .2 CbaNe, between
18Th and lgth SITS, over shoe store.
HOTSEWORK or COOK aud LAUNDRESS.
BY German Protestant girl. ready willing and h0t
oiral Of Wok can do washing and ironing. IS E'l
y1uy cook ready when wanted an say "heie Hie
ca y attention work and goot behavior, icihn
constant home No 2J2 9th ave, near lolh ST.
NTTRSE.-Rv young English girl eleven
ycrs i'm the country capable Of teaching young
ridcn. is willing and nus, worthy Kind 10 and fond OF
cid,, en- OF country best city references. Address Tor
ten ds,s H. i, Tribune Uptown once, l,2So broadway.
VNrASHING-By tirst-class laundIesS, at
he, own home would out 10y the day. best refer
onccs call or address hrs. RILEY, l4j West 0lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30
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ntices city reference Address 20 6thave "a night