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halfand half ehc.:....DREssED HOGS sbOn; nc lower
a. CITY Heavy 70 light SSs<e PSs >. S SSStc 81
sc-.-lARi Market somewhat unsettled, opening about
eci from he eca but To- Sr me Cose there weaker
lea.ns OF heavy ana unsettled in cash g. only mo
srn % Hy l q4s P.'o- z96 tc = - r. for
T\p"r a. ties Choice LAG, also go yes 10 a5rve
~ t,I February, La ltoc elosiut, .d ' tcs @
ll7.c closing l77l2c 20 ties June, H. l-cc clos
tive sale. geo les u &c Refined quoted 55c Continent
- 81 ii-NarEer SIR very rn on 9l choc, 81 a.,;
du g doomed s'ate '-caucry Fal made 3, &C. Stat-
Cloce &c.. Frn Aries roorto rnoce. l'a3 G.:
paire, Good to h,oc 2aS3ec State naly Tubs Poor
a. oa- O. Western tg!n r.ameTy, oc'' r t2f e.;
rcamerv 't Western Dairy Poor 20 Choice i5G i;
Wes;'n I2etcy Poo TO choes l5g3G %e',eT d ho o
St. h. eoa dc a., eld held ye srons lover g9ay v
9aL"4c Western Flat FaiT TO Prime, gql a' enc oar
34-ec ECGs-Vith irc.ra.cd Iecgyts, anu goqq
taied mil weather. prices are lower yery unsettled,
Tennsyivania 02cc. WeSer Fresh. "a re southern
P'or Good. l5a2oc Lmod Canada, Western and state
.-a roina and Louisiana 5-2a7a,c demand fair and
sEEq--Llover ta5 demand at sa7'c fgr car lot, on
track Timothy - '0aS2 10 on track and quiet ta@seeu
srEi Dull and prices noninay anehaagedi u.or,r
Sn,r ari h6Gs 6oves and tas- ,oass,s -uear
Good Fl.r ~ e. G"9d TO Prime =" b'7i6 80.
Manila nd iloI ~uPe~nne and Extra ~sper" . 80"
Crushed PC. cubes, Ioc. Powdered a" !0ai. &C.;
Graaur.. ".ic; Mould A., As' Comic it9nr@ ~,
&C." 80 yellow do. do. oltc yellow CO 24' -c'
Nt4pW. = I'd a. ~. ... On "a
IA-L3,-F.irlr active. and very firm Prime CITY ,9
elc safes, 5000 u, ~4d0Llc. al Vest -'e- -" ''I'
TEA-At u- auction sale prices showed no material cAn2e
either 5 Ils. a0y u phE~ IWahbHt. .' P-''
T. --ou. 7... -3 pas Young hys'n. u ~ a. -.i-
prJiiI. 2le H}nLc., 2-l pigs tn1poWtrr 10 r4 '.'
PpEsuey-.u pkgs Young Tyson. -Oc 80 Pkg 'tHi"""
sQ3lc Japan-577 pkgs. ran Fired. 3" ~. ~
b1sA - ut, - pkg. SiltAc-. SID w. $40 V"5S'
Conyou. T. a29c. Is pigs. stained Japan, Z<a29c
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw-YOAK. Wednesday, Jan. II. lS7@.

tSrrFE, or unc' anged ordinary TO Prime ri G'r
srt..ac. .-,u rug F' & &c. "a 20 800
.t,c ls-r IN tr- hands - bags MiI 'g'' ~
fas- -aua s'o ~'2'n[ hs :. teri FER T q. lr 10
ext nh 90 T. coaee 'e ~ t. a,,iac ana o.. e.
I1snavra ioaI4c amaze e. c 2 ben 1e,ra -,
@isc Mgzcaan: 81 - a. ,;H lracl 0a0,c.
'rSrrC< a. spot o o.;,s dI u.caa--d sales J. 2aes
an speculation Delivered Oh contract 'U
bales Ececris az IA. ' ,Ss S and 65 oa,e- a,i ycr
FUTURES !. 'os.1, .aes. ~. 800 bales Prices laid
AM. I.6sqi-l2 MAy. T., r1-go. June l-nj
July 5,,o6 1r is al s. Prices ior Rings aud
Ma-yn--Ianuarl 81 FrDrqa.y nv 1t'' Arcrs-
Hli'' -eptenlbrr L. 0cioDcI. H. Sovember IL 3
To'a5 i''ea .r ror y ig Ami y % Nav T.
June ani.ser az octo0er Ils4aGI,6 November.
II TT.R-teg1,oe or %1 E y still I'm aors
IN. o. IL .i,.alors ione, Very moo,rSjo 'A -5 t
demand WIN the bushes, mainly o IT," 1rue 10
ooogE .rAle P s Ia Ts'. 2os ,60 MI. 4nnc ota
Ia > g@Is- Tor West Indies = l6as7 otor south
Anerc NJ 3 70 ~ = tT th9 S r Wntr Wheat c0
bus Low rade Ez,ra - 75s5 3d. inside 2, ice io , t,
X 9olsi 80 to- Wirtr Vhes iat'rr A. rytrn'r. re
sqss 10, latter extreme 7ro'Fa9' ~ D. 81 O. Good
- .es 10 , SS%nG % d5oe goo cmroa a'j "a
cool extra Eouni 400 Va2 s. H,,aa.so,a ~ uG
a. ~ L"u- common 90 F2ig Extra So 10. GSg. 20
Vey .h.se Fanny 81 51esg t-Je"' "n'1f H''';'
l1ua --4 t'-"', ,.-, ,ri. i-rlrl ,, '5.r I'd
10 Good Extra - ia -, 5U. GOOD io CA.ie' 50 vi'7'
,nnrr, l - ~ 3 '..- BUc6wHEAr flour over
- -e- l' 5., Ef,%.'oiae s. - yellow western quoted
ia srip' - :, 800 ~ do -.a 300 eases y--
aHAlz-W ElI-Nars.t % lover oSooTt . t j-..
.. F.. ... .fi.f HT a
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Brslnese Gbnntes.

NOR SAIF.-A business Of 300 a week.
luluirc " GEDR fE >cHAEn I'3 spring 81
DLANlNG MILL FOR SALE.-ln tall opera
LoH, urot me ye,t 4'u."yI markets 'tl 'nt%is
money. ht lANp ~ "HiItN". --t NA''iisI
GTONE WORKS ard FOL NnRN FOX ALI,
- LARGE fo4I.r -Ja-r u H. tf -r 'li~s ~
t4. Vi .o.e totes. ai'. a. H, u. .--i 81 in ~, lI'
tsfurr of sltr. hr8tlr- pad d. hf chtunRr
which Ht nI ru.s a 80 3D. "a prs. 'h '.' tf't pa
ei renting puluasIag u" i%ih" h" "a -',., l'' -
.sr. m q. Do, u- u canned % ts .rir'rH tiil
rUI..... II lI.Ilt. very ....sO .hi ihi
I'm arv or frtvifui The nrvrs,trF capital a.
lar aua uu,luss las ecu o"d" l" ga tAe 80
1ni. f,J b. Ias bg t'-r with he r-ai name sd
a. rose, g. e .tpu.N-
% Wes. ATHEIST. Ntv A0Tk Cay.
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LIVE STO X MARKET.


NEw.YonK Jan. vhS-R@crips we're a. cars 81
4S' "a a. cars ~ Ier-9y az, %. ,I for he
core,pon as ioll DAYS Last weei olds o. ,mtaio
that rhe supply al Jersey CITY vas not quite ~ nTre
rs Was e1mgIed H. Go9@'e'i lr,e dr. Led
beef M rec- e. ser ample IN fs. l25 car load; w9aa
- ar on q M a. md 90 car, nn y ,, u ,, he
high cos. Of catte IN hicaro and lighter run i *
uh, me m}iAel "'ia 7lLpr We ana wa, iar,c M,
4 ng3i& AK, me c d'TSag r sr-rg rs,-e
we're forced up nearly &c pcr 10 There w",r more
r1ctouo &c Fsr b. the marlc- net r1s' aai yet
,ef ont 2 No. but at p n the prospect.
adj fora The great 'alA Of ne sale a. aa n-i s
i,u V-ry prime x'ra steer sold NJ li-f
dc< IT, AMI @ pei acsd LOAF Of ou,S ,'coal
At p 70 dresS D. d. and ,oaa o. ''io . ,n@' q. a"
proor, w.tn , IN encouraging feature -.
siDct ,aushteers direct am tie .urty for M G't
mar ct was a5oat .srs Oi hes " Eastman pa i,gl
pr - Tor .ood A-, a o$ 81 ] H4 ni" NJ ne
nornins. ana it barely possible os' out the onern:,
| 4 lI Of -tate oxen and stays sod - 80
GOD eeer q g2g &c l. earT Of .Poi- , ~ n
- - per .yo TO- AF opp nnr4f n i' y IY
rna -, ~ > ~ an M fg.tt plIt 81 40 aaait ' e.
dress i" ID ol - Po,nn Inn ,i! s '' ~ ~, I l~
,,e. n sal for London ,o'y with ia Ii cate
at IeI.ey Ci'yy -ief, -or Norris 1., So
= no.. -. IL. At ic. u 30, ~, q; ~. 600 ,T7 b.
a. e.. ,oe -' cad so a. o l' ,, 1 AZ m ,. #
&C. - ID a. a. - 3D. 4! ~ ri 1t .', - q. am, .r
per &e'" - ila-F- -'gf'7f -,''' a- y. q ,G =
az IIc. i, 90. 80 r.. a, idaG Il da III, r..
10 -..' Is. 90 IL @ az 10y '', 18Th 49, o.
l,i n-. - ~. a., 10y ., re De- hti 49, - TO- e ~.
| ,. 80 lcr I,t b. o Eu.s os H.. at - 70. &c.
. '..'s 40. So
~. H. '...r for N--'.eaonsa -,.y. ms. ie N'e.ra
q 10. Brig, 8 PHI. w. 70 9. . -,
De-. d u Itr
u. .i.er- ,Il D. t.li. u 1. I., BEE ?rs .,la. ~
o., go. p. 40 -, ia. .1 TO-
r. -t.nu. for ... II Illinois sic r. Iit ID. ~ lc 81
i0Iha .,r. D., da D. - d. Ips,r.I O.. ..I-2 B.,
a.. ..l,t p "a. % 3D. D lode le-, Is oa H. .a-
.Taa u, 3D. at 81 per 90 2t,. ..a;. Co., st
- 4o. .-.- ID, 20, IIc lII ~ ..ra ... BAD III ..
/ ra .,.. aa I-5,t = ~. r. ar. - %. a-e ....
-l...au culver tori P.N.y d" indiana -.rr'-, i-'
.,.'' SINH, o.. r., . 8 b TO- p. ..-.. e j.
+ ,at 4. re- ..-. 81 per hr1r
il. Ne.er forssn So limos ''ers il-a 3d. a, in-'r %
&c., ~. H.. ' %. d. A. ,sao .itp al .c .a
/ uo Dl-' r. 10 ,44c; u 90, .,io4 70, ais
Us. rs- cl.c Is D.. ID no. - ID ...,.s for !. o..
ma g- rc,,f1rs,. ~f..r- ~ r. ~ ltc ,6
. ID: i6 co. I27. IT, ~ lie DO, LtHo %. nt tic.
Or.n Ii.- 3D. 1nlc. 81 DO 'or l.rhr't 50 I.oEu.
49, ib f,r ~ everett 5 Onto -.-cr- 49,. OBJ. Pee.
%, ,-s lr ler head -'oor' aut i''' o~s ''N 10 a'
-,tr .ey Is 7'h ON trIsa .i'i ... "' - &C. d. lbs
At &c 2. 30 LA n a. &c o. 70 10y 8. ,lG Jn"rH '
-s BIC CT hssa &c. I,,r79 o, 10 lIc TO- ,i'o f ..
1870 "a io ."@ n a. 9'9 - 10, 81 ' pr
II &c. SIS 70. les - head ior 'e.yc, Ito Illinois steer,
I'-'. %" '. it .r. r.. L-a..,. s.r, IA, t ~ ti,.
-. ,,.'''r i'' sen 90 N''"'-' 7''''' 1''' '' d"
N-t.i l GiIett for g. J. smith Ohio steers. I.1G' 3D.
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Copdr.ucrs1ig E5aces.

nIrf.. .r
CLARK 40 I. In' hhH-.
F. lftf 81. .-u f...r. j tu. D. '-4
ATURDP h. BACON becomes ID member ~
i H.1. from rI.- DATE 'iA-A 81 MACON.
TI'HE rUPARTNERSliiP heretofore existing
urIrr tl. o. 3D. I. Goodwin 90 sxpire. -
81 tv f, n.rt.ftau 30. }. GOODWIN.
3D. SOW IIl.
Nc. Yo.s Dec %. 1851. Va PkE~BY.
Tho ed have th. HrIl.. gOIHIfutrli1 FOE
tho Transaction of eru-r s,si-u business ud'r tnn aUa
name and styI, of 10. .. DoWI"u o. Go. ..
a. j. GOODWIN.
d. D. HUDSON.
Ncw York Dee ~ 1891
The undersigned have THE day formed capart sip
under rr end -frr Or NYw-i presIF Tor mo
transaction ut a pat Alyv s,ul.lsu bu,4l.,,-
SAN. II. , NOVEL;.
WILLIAM A. PNE~EN.
Sew-lork Dee. 81 l-sl.
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- ,or,s ,xn sAN rRAycIsCo.

slGa6a s5l7oO Inc. s7'7"V
fH rt. f,Ilovipg were the TeceiD. ana sh.P
Inc 10 Cr'r.oo AMI Milwaukee TODAY
ana rom O4-N'7 -. shipments
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Uraoaca

npr-ug~ tor the HDLlDAlo.--ln sets am. ans
p ..u... u..I. ,.sfI. toota aAt eti ''' ~ -'
= s---~- ~ , p...-st- uDrottl tcc4 .a'-A
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~ Dana SlYlNGS MSTIFLTON.
Diui0cn0 Noiites.

OFFICE OF TIE D5 cGlr.s 5D 49, a. Wa,lie
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND A HALF PER
y CENI has Deen dcca on r gpI r .' S o. r ,i
D. m bee. 81. -l, when transfer BOOKS w.. ''''' 10 It,
open January ''' 49, wN Il sPAcE,lAZ.-
Orri,r or CuIc,5o. 81 PAU NNN-,loL.- ASu}
% BaoAnwtY NEy- l-5R6 Dec. TO- 1881
4 DIVIDEND of one and tire uaGer,
COMPANY been declared AZ ths oic, On t!r i,t
business On The list day OF December - .,.,,.,
I'M. trau book. the Company 0l br "r 1 ile "
Jagnary ISL r. p. FLOW rt Treasurer
THE bponryrs AyD TnAD*as N,T . SAT. R4VKo g
4 DIVIDEND of SEVEN PR CENI out
n OF the earnings OF NE Last SIX nom ' i' TO-DAY 9'A
declared by this payable gu tr 81 ott Oh AhiAfy next
The transfer books VII remain eos.G m az is.r ,,
FlpglrrY Avr. CASUALTY COMPANY ODD NFw-Nor,
80 Is7 BaotDwly NEw-YoaE, jan u. I-,-.f
a T the meeting of the Board OF Directors
\ ofti. Company held this da, DIVIDEND OBJ FIVE
PER CENT upon he capAi stO's Was declared payable "n
the s tsans.v LooAa "it be- closed from i'
.lpr tho 10Th inst JOHN 81 Ora vi,
seerer'Ty.
rHH MEaoS %1I y5 Tas-i n. ,e9 81 ilil
At the regular meeting of ue Board u
y Directors of sac Mercantile trust ,'npan nrd HH'
'..ad a,a5.a gr AID r.. Il.airf '-.t
e transfer boaas Of a, cpupal. au Poo closed no Tues
day D.ccaSer g. and r,orcueI on ws,nesiav January
'''- MoNr5.I2 l..,.r
CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY COMPANY
uAry IT, 1881 v. Je pad at our office No., ID ~ AL -,.,
tins Hopsro, Asp raN,. cE,Ia,. e,..s' a, .....
| COUpONS OF FIRST NpHiGAGIE, HoN pS
JUN 10 T. IS CAV, Treasurer
orrIlv oT rTr
I.. u ALI F. Az As Is . q IN
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NgrA Rl-~r. Vessels o1d R'1rotfs
Ntv-l ORR. "Wednesday Jan. II. ls'-.
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q. f. WOEEl~UOFFER,
Treasurer.
~,CtTrl,,,, NOD -,Tr ~ ma, ,,.ros of
I VAL LAN' TN ', ~ p,+t,
1u.g Pom a, .ai.a .t 10 %. ...t .ts , . ] WIN
H Wy a.. a. ~ M ' BE-, ,.,, b.. l..g 81. " sell a.
l, n,,in .n ,il r.g iu i've ,rsr. from
100 10 -Ju Fer -altI-I information address, .., PAM,
w. a. HEBRON d" 0,..,, 'I.''..4 & 'H'.
| 5LbI OF iIr tIh't-i Nsti''' IIti. III Ill
- .'a' "i ..Fl l4'' 7.' inc lI'i'. f.'i.'' '', @
4 iridium. mlnac for i--2. PRICE -5 cents.
L,S- SV,f,.~,n.I I'i-y D. , ~. Dr',S IDi BOnls
~ uoIG.t4Its'.L g. o. ta"it lyt r-.u"l-.p 40
,.,tt-z-,.,-f, ~. MY
4 N iN-'A- - - >, ,--,r .-
TT,>-,r. 4 n,.>'I;s' Ht<1iNg AID BROKER.
A"r "'7i.'..97 3D. ia I-''A e. '''' mr. '' 49,
Noki tAtp a. .-i IL. ~ In .,.. a.. - y.
lie '..iy .r.u.,il.. al ~. l.. .r IA lla..-t.
,,.,-rr, rrr,,... IL. r.. Era,ls
veIlHNtND AND WEST POINT
!
10 r-Ypsaay
tn. a..p.p. and West Pom. . s.ssai. Va, =. " .;.
hone. Company having given goo me ''''"''s Oh '' WV
tAr books '' ''' '''' W. '- '''-'il w. ' -,
oI su1-o1n u or before tHT l 7-' Al INi' 10 'ie
DOT .i'''' ''..' ' 'i' .o-'''"' . '' 81. 49, ~
TWO ''.' ' ''.' ...'.'7' " -''' .,,',i-.,..,.
o.rany will b~ closed 81, t. canon r--. amy o. Nce
Eoi l,.. al ea . M I'D I S''' p "a, ''"' w.
'.-.-.' -..'. 3. . ID. !. +. .... ..:. ,..'
HOMEOPATHIC NrT,' l'g I>.[eAycs c3SE'y ~.
VvHF annual carrion for i've Directors Of
t. Cr.fuy lrt 90 ,r,l. Ollie, ON Monday Jan.
nary, Ic las. b.r,y. e. tnc hour, of I2 u and D. rn
FRANK b MAYHEM.
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- BLFECKFHsr. NEW YORK. jan. T.. lfs2.
TNHE Board OF Trustees have thu day declared
the interest under fe pr.ys ~ tIe fyaws Tor
the last mon endlnI thr n i0gWr
At the rtc oI POI q PER ~ pr aunlu on al -unHf
FIN l. DOLLARS A lPa AID. pa able aud ate lie
third Murdi v. being thr lfth ~ tHl. month.
TIL. cirtr III iu ~ depositnrs
prfn cfpal un the stands gylsty fepoL
Il VIII Doe entered the time when 70
qureI, ait y the lot. INST
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NEW YORK Dee. ., 1881.
rTUE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINlN1
Il COMPANY TINS tay declared ts second Monthly DivL
d-ut of Ten teuts Per share payable OIL JauuaIt - ~,
fhr offcrof r ARM YRS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
Transfer booas cor on Jauulry B. 1882 and open Janu
ary - ...- 49,
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oFHoE OF rIE nr1iIER-' sNu TlNut1s Insurance CO.
NO. Il- EHDAuwAT.
Nrw ORA, sea January, l--2. ,
rTHE Board of Directors nave jhI- day drclar'
,rH4uuuai dividend ~ FlE e. % per cent able cd
NOulag Ilp ICth not. DANIEL A. SMITH. -sfguttry.
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l'HE ANN AL MEL iNtr oi tire STOCK
holders OF t- t"n any ior te "' "n of directors Tor
t crsuu ycI aU Iu5p,o rirrou tu sry. 40 he
nrxt annual election for the transaction Of snch othe-
i-.t4- o., nay brmz.; before s meeting, Vii De he'd
Hi t..is Office Tuesday. Jan j., i-~-
rois viii r open rom l. 900. tu y. u.
Il,r book, viii to co.e January d, and tJe reoUened
tli4+lf -Al-l-i.-'t >'' .'id.J
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4 II VINO IRA fltAreS5el in railroad business
y and oil. tlr. t.I'4 -Ipil TIE TRIBUNE Al
= 5 D. rF uhL
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EiuGnriIl.

4 Two 1re l1tares,ei in Tliiro2d business
&NSAl ISL I'F'.t.. 'r'' % HU' '' MI
TIE Gga-'lv Aaaar-Ay RAyY,.
4 T tho annual election hold January 9 tho
= following named gentlemen elected Directors OF
tlI- oaak iJ- tIe ensuing year
PHILIP NI-~fNGER EMIL OELBEHM Ann.
luE. Dp.E DHIILR. JOIN b. PU PkE
5NH,ELiU- iAHTtEY -tyrrEL N -cHAFER
JOSHUA HENDRICKS. y. TALLER
ALENANDER kLINGES- JAMES ~ IhORBURN.
MARTYR H.. LEVIN. FHEnEHIcK VUN Der
t&EfPE,,[ic9> +. 5,,aI-.svER. cHlhEEL[sss woERis
CI1Hii.- A. z0aBi-CI
81 subsequent meeting of the BOARD Mr. HENRY
~, ~ W rllaniIui7t reelected resident ana 4I
CHARLES o. ANDRUs, Cashier.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK }
OFTHE CIY ~ NEw-IuRK,
NEW-IolE. Jan. Il, Iss2.D
4 T the annual election held on the 10Th
INST the following named geutom were elected Direct
WILLIAT 4. THOMSON, CHARLES NJ MAY.
JOHN q. DAVIS, JDSEPU THOMSON,
RgBEET SEAMAN. ALFRED NJ HOYT
At meeting Of the Board he'd william A. Thorn
Davis. esq, Wee PreaId, n \. :. ArGAR, Cashier.
OFFICE OF
NEw-lCLE, January g.. ls12.D
4 I tle annual meeting OF tine $40. 1ho drrS Of
o'clock noon the following gcnti.men duly elected
Directors:
" liIAN L. -corT.
FEdHAT: 81 r. ~ ~! rr,rpsox
ySltTiTfiiI q. VIfftl
W.J.uUICuINoDN.
r was raoyed th2t the sail ure.nfbe adjourned
~ Tho -'u dag of January - 90 O'Clock for the
tri-arfoa %. such further busiue may brought
before such meeting. LDWAHD II. 20 kDY
secretary
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\lNErl->tYeNrH DIVIDEND.

TN-I EANt. COMPANY.
a SiMitNNtA. uIkI.lNt pl 1--WE . Pm
CENT upon the ,8P M -russ ~ fra company las been De-
ciIed, pa abe 90 lnt tter TUESDAY Isuulu u i,s1
a. tnr Office oi the to4i.'aA5, NJ. 90 81 All ~
Cha. 8 81 D. IT,, Sc. ~ sry.
DICHNOND AND ALLEGHNNI RAIL
IA EOAD COMPANY. Coupons tuv f1nuar '--2 n
Ire First tor bonds % u- uuIdlE u' pIu az aud
after m4t.ilt} tIr tuHIau. Il.t, Dunf $50 Nt H
a. p I.. IILfNu. secretary.
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n resolved Tint the said meeting be adjourned
~ tho 'u dag of January ~- 90 O'Clock for the
tri7a"tn1 0- such further business may then Dee Brought
before such meeting. EDNAKD IL. 81 kDl,
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ErW rEK JAP. :, l---.
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, Hotels.
LORDS HOTEL .,,u oND VA.


EORD's HOTEL .,oNp VA.
so PER nav $3.50 PER DAY
Situated in the heart of tn city. commandinls over
views. and adjoining the Capitol square anu "'
nOr's Mansion. -, n situatedt
This splendid new hotel, the ONLY one dinnnpti
the fashionable portion Of the ely, ana auJnmant,
beautiful Capital Park with it's statiaiy eIeranty
fountains and flower beds-s newly anu 10 not or.
FURNISHED throughout and its bill Of iaie ~ IN the
celled in quality and variety by any mousse IL 'A'
State. .,,sn1andtd
There las been recent additions OF ~ rgs
rooms to this spacious house, toselhei Win s
and elegantly arranged reception room. ,,sdd;,.
Special suits Ut rooms always ready loi w. M
and large travelling parties The hnard sas
frst-class In every respect. The pi1ce OF pUu ns
been fxed-owng to the great scarcity Oh money
at the reasonable sum OF
$3.50 PER DAY.
The patronage OF my friends and the t,aS h,,n
public are invited to make FOrd'S Hot6l tioi oANo
Late one of the Prop'rs OF the EXCHANGE no'''
P.S.-My coaches run to and from all depots a1o
steamboat landings. oeoS'
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poetrn.
The Cockiad.

Two cocks of blood-one dung hill, one of game,
Had each by conquest greatly raised his name;
They awed to meekness all the feathsred men,
Nor was there enc that dared gallant hen.
As yet the laurel tween these warriors hung,
The dung cock feared the game, the game the dung
For each acquainted with the others might,
Wisely avoided every cause of fight.
At length as game saw dung, as feather light,
Strut round pullet OF a tempting white
he viewed the scene with anxious Jealous eyes,
And felt his game blood in an instant rise:
'sCraven," he quoth, sit shall not longer be-
That you the hen house must divide with me.
The noble current flowing in my veins,
By J0ve! your paltry. dung fowl blood disdains.
IT'S true as yet we've had no cause to feel,
The deadly vengeance Of each others heel;
But by yon sun that blazes in the sky,
This day shall see the game or dung cock die.
I'll reign sole sovereign Of the poultry green,
Or else will game cocks ghost be shortly seen,
He said, and strutting with lordly pace
Marched UP and crowed defiance in his face.
Not more surprise did England's hero feel,
When dancing at gay Brussels in reel;
10 hear that Boney's army one and all
Were marching unlimited to the ball,
Than was the dung to hear the newell threat,
Which threw the bird all over in a sweat,
Had not the downy fair been standing near,
The plebi2n cock perhaps had nlncned InrO 1oar,
For hens like women. tho the deed is cruel,
Won't wed cock who will not fight duel.
This dung well knew, who crowed with all his breath
And told the game twas victory or death.
They closed, and soon the hasty tidings flew
Wide DER the green, and quick together drew
Geese, ducks and turkeys, who the welkin rent
With mingled cacklings of ast0nishment
not with more interest in the days of old
Did eager Greece and eager Troy behold
Achilles chasing Hector round the wall
OF patriotic Troy-dOomed also to fall,
Than felt the friends of each cOntending king
As each spurred other round the battle ring
Stroke after stroke the warriors made amain,
With fell intent upon the juglar vein.
But long experience gave them both the art,
To guard the tender conduit of the heart;
But Fate who knows the fortunes of us all,
Had doomed the royal combatant to fall,
For victory left her shining realms on high
To breathe her spirit in the plebian s thigh,
Who on the foe, drove his triumphant heel
Just where old Turner felt Eneas steel
And quick the games indignant spirit flew
Down to the Stygian shades cam gen1ita.
MORAL.
Tenants in common Of estates In tall
Let not the moral of my poem fail,
For if you strive like game to master all
Your fate also may be like him to fall.
W. q. E.
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S,CHEDULE OF TRAINS On VALLEY
y n. AND B. & .. RAILROADS
On and after Monday, June 10th, the trains on tn
r. & O. and V. r. will leave Staunton as follows: