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BY Universal Accord.

AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS are the best
of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized na-
tions, proves them the best and most
cfiectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
efiectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tions, where mild but ehectual
cathartic is required.
For sale by all druggists.
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CONSUMPTION Cured,

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula of
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung affections also positive and
radical cure for General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thorough
ly tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, feels it his duty to
make it known to his fellows. The recipe,
with full particulars, directions for prepar-
alton and use and all necessary advice and
instructions for successful treatment at
your own home, will be sent you by return
mail, free of charge, by addressing with
stamp or stamped self-addressed envelope
DIR. J. C. RAYMOND,
16f Washington street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
pU Mention this paper. 8
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Notice for Publication.
LAxD orrIcr AT puEn1o. co1oRAno.

LAND VFFINE At To tsBTt, 0uLulSNnu,
January IL. ISL
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof in support of hts claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver OF the United states
Land Office, at Pueblo. Coiora do. on February
~. ISL, viz: Thomas c. Moore, u. ;. No. 1880.
for the sc = NV Z, sw Z ne !. and N u sc !. of
sec. IA. twp Is north, range 10 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
ton of. said land.viz: Ruehen Hargus. Jonas
Peregrin, NJ. w. Alexander and F. n. Atdred.
all of Howard, Colorado.
-St7 MARK L. BLUNT. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PuKBLe: coLoRAI

LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO, COLORADO,
January l6. lSSS
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver OF the United States
Land Office. at Pueblo. olorado. on ebrnnry
for the NV Y sw \ n x sw y, sec l. and ne y
Sc sec 5. twp IS north. range 10 east
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
tion of. said Land, viz: L. z. Morrison. George
W. Jack son. W. Il. Latham and + G. West,
ali of Fremont county. Colorado
.St7 MARK l. BLUNT, Register.
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Probate Notice.

n the matter OF the estate OF Francis usrt-
l. well, deceased. notice Is hereby given
that on Monday. the 2Sth day OF February A
u. lsss, being the flrst day OF the February
Probate term OF the County Court OF the
county OF Fremont, state of Colorado, is
All claims against the estate OF said Francis
uartwcii deceased, and NIL persons having
claims and demands against said estate are
requested to present the same TO said Court
on said day for adjustment.
ELIZA HARTwELI,
sats Administratrix OF deceased estate,
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Chancc for business.

Any one having $500 in cash can buy out
a business in this city which pays twice
the amount of interest than any other in,
vestment of the size in Colorado. An in
valid can take charge of it, as it requires
hut little of a mans time. There is
no competition in the same line. Address
ii. I. Blake, at RECORD Office. $tf
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 27, 1883.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One year. 50 90
Blk Months. l 90
Three Months. 30
ADVERTISING RATES.
Display advertisements inch month, 81
Local advertisements per line per week, &c
Wanted, For Sale, etc, per line per wK &c
Legal advertisements 70 cents per one
hundred words for the FIRST insertion, 40
cents per one hundred words for each AD-
OPTIONAL insertion. No legal advertise
ments counted less than 100 words. II over
100 words only the actual number Of words
counted.
Tax Lists and Tables 81 per inch of sim
gle columns for the first insertion, and &C
cents per inch for each additional insertion.
No single advertisement inserted for less
than % cents.
Editorial notices two cents per word.
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Hot Springs lots 100 feet front by 300
feet deep, under ditch and requiring no
grading work. Soon to be the most pleas
ant neighborhood and health resort in Col
orado. Lots six times the size of city lots,
only $500 each. For terms apply soon to
II. T. Blake, at RECORD office.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
FARMERS ard FARAERs' 60NN
CAN MAKE Sf2 MohH4f2R
During the FAN wai.f. For parrseuisrs. sddess.
J.. @. McS,urdy 4 Go. II, Lonla. Ne.
ASTHMAa1d
HAY fever

Da- E c. wESr's NERVE AID BRAIx TEHArsxsr. a
specific for steris Dizziness Cunvusons
fts Scrvops ssuralgta Heatashe. nprvous frs-tr,-
ness Mental DcrEession softenirg Of the Brain RESULT
ing Insanity leading misery and DEATH
Premature Old of rowcr IN either
Involuntary Losses and SpernatorrEeea Caused By
exsrtion of ref indulgence.
One box viii recent Each box contains
months dollar q boz. six boxes fivo
dollars s~nt by NAH prepaid receipt u price wear
antce six boxes case With each oryier
cedyed fer SIX boxes accompanied with 1ve dollars
money IL tr tent does not effect Guarantees
issued only JOHN a Co, Dru sgists, Denver
by Ina Al rscrla
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Farmers and others desiring a genteel,
lucrative agency business, by which s. to
$50 day can be earned, send address at
once, on postal, to ii. c. Wilkinson & Co,
1875 and 1g7 Fulton street, New York :
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Rcnne's Neryine in the bath soffens the
skin, acts as disinf-ctant, and cures dis
cases of the skin.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Re2orsL by JOIN II. DAVIS & Co. II Watt.st.
FRIDAY, Jan. 26-P. N.

FRIDAY, Jan. 26-P. N.
The point was so we'll distributed that the
short interest alleged to have been made during
the last few days. was to be punished to-day that
majority Of the average spectators were prepared
for sharp rally in prices. and those of the average
spectators who were not prepared for such an
event at the opening Of business this morning gen
orally got themselves into position at an early hour
The fact that the loan market for stocks did not
indicate short interest of large dimensions, but
rather that the demand to borrow stocks
was less than it had been before in several
days, was lost sight of IN the face of the
threatened "squecze.o Hence, the days market
has proved to be n great disappointment, because,
instead of material advance in prices. there was
an irregular but general decline. Opening prices
generally were equal to, and in some instances we're
little better than last evenings closing figures, and
for few stocks some further improvements were
made in the immediate subsequent dealings. After
the first hour OF business, however the market was
marked either by su2erlative dulness or moder-
ate activity, with u strong bias toward decline.
The total transactions amounted only to 3l3,o9o
shares against $4,000 shares yesterday Or
to-day's business. the stock OF Union
Pacific contributed 1Oi 900 shares, OF nearly one
third OF the total Union Pacific opened at 101 i2-
that was the highest price for the daybut 1t held
pretty firm for . while ut about l0l later 1t was
strong at about 100 and later still Mt about 80, but
ii finally sold at 0Sas608i2. While Union Pacific
was the specially weak stockthe coal stocks being
second-St. Paul and Denver and Rio Grande were
the strong stocks If the day st. Paul declined only
from 1868 to 1853. and Denver and Rio Grande,
after huctuation within range OF per cent, closed
at Isle, or only i lower than yesterday. North
western common stock pretty stubb"rnly
supported, but the selling of it was
classed as Al and it closed at 1872 .Un-
questionaby the "short" interest on the market
was increased by todays late business, and there
fore so far as that element is ellectual in tenn
porary reaction the chances for better prices in the
near future are much better than they were last
evening The market, however closed weak at the
lowest figures.
There were no dealings in Government bonds at
the boards, except In the per cents. noticeable
feature in the market is weakness for the classes
which offered by sale, while the chQued issues
are quoted as strong. Bids for the 81 are advanced
s aud for the Gigs Il per cent without transactions
while the bids for As % lower aud for the
4los are j lower Annexed are tho closing quota
tons
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LONDON. Jan. 26-l230 m--U > four cent bonh.
l22 do. four half cent bonds i64 Atane ana
Great Western first mortgage trustees ccrtcates bsi.
Erie. 40h Pennsylvania central 62sf Reading 2Si,
BERLIN Jan. 26The statement OF the lmperia hank NJ
Germany shows increase In specie OF lGG000 marks
LONDON Jan. 26-200 mPars adyices quote three ncr
cent rentes at II francs 80 Confines for the account
LONDON Jan. 26-400 pm.-C 0nsols 1023ta for monev
and l02s for the account Atlantic and Great Western
rs mortgage trustees certihcates 673l do mort
gage. lSi New York Central lYll illinois Central i5o
Pennsylvania Central 62i2 Reading 20's. NewYork ON
l38 10y
LONDON Jan 26-i:00 q. m-The amount OF bullion goue
into the Bank of England balance to-day "a x70O0
LONDON Jan. 26-4 m-taris afvices quote three pee
cent &C ~ francs 81 centmes for the
and exchange London at % francs 20 ccntmes fcs
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BnIhon valued nj SsS, 467 Is was received in this
city yesterday from he mines.
Referring to the ores of Tuscarora District, New,
The nscarord Mining Aelcs says They are rlch
in silver and are easily miled. statement OF gu
perintendent Price of the Navajo mine, published
in these columns last Thursday gave the average
battery assay for five months Of the ores from that
mine at 1901 97 per ton, which were WORKED up 10
92l per crnt of the ASSAY value. The Argenta ore
vein varies from to eighteen inches in width ana
carries large amount OF ruby silver. Assays rang
ceived from H. and the average ASSAY Of the entire
vein is estimated at 5000 per ton; And every mine
in the district that has ore, or has produced ore,
can boast of the same richness"
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Proposals.
Goparinershlp NoIiees.


THE undersie ned being DESTROYS of forming
admitted partnership under the statutes OF the state Of
New York, hereby certify.
FIRST That the firm under which such partnership
IA 10 bs conducted Is Ogden King Company.
That the general nature 0f the business Intended
20 by such partnership the buying and sell
ing bonds and other securities commission
Third OF all the general and special part
Interested In siu partnership follows Joseph W.
resides In The city county and state OF New
York Vincent H. King who resides al the town OF Morris
tho State Of NewJersey. and Frederick r. Wilcox
city II New York the general partners and
Dennis Wilcox who resides at the said CITY Of NewYok
is the special partner. 49,
Fourth That Dennis c. Wilcox has contributed
Fifty Thousand Dollars capital 10 the common
stock o! the sad nrm.
Fifth That period which the said partnership Il 10
commence eleventh day Of January 1883, and the
period which the said partnership IL to terminate Is the
thirtctn day of Apub 1884. -.
Dated this eleventh day OF January, 1888.
JOSEPH w. OGDEN,
n VINCENT Il. KING.
FREDERICK T.. WILCOX,
DENNIS &. WILCOX.
City and County Of New.York As
ON this eleventh day Of January one thousand cght nun
dTed before personally cams Joseph W.
Ogden Vincent King, Frederick T. WILCOX and Dennis g.
Wilcox known anil known to me - be the persons
described and who executed the foregoing Certificate and
severRY acknowledged 20 that they respectively signed
the said certificate. CHARLES y. AuKAMP,
Certificate filed in New.York County. janl3 law6ws
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1883
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Jan. 2G-P. NJ
The business IN mining stocks again is SO sinaii
and so featureless that there is little to say oil H.
bevopd what The figures in the subioined table tell
Even Sierra Grandc to-day was dull at 2s0GZ|o.
Some business was done in Robinson at 1900 'Zo
and at as low as 10 on sellers option of 60 days
Hall-Anderson was than usually active az III III .
IN .5O01.55, and Horn Silver rose TO 7's- me
Comstocks were weak and the low-prlcc shares
were quiet within fluctuations Of cent.
cAYrc IT THE igTNTyG EYNHlNUES.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 70
There was q heavy dminution to-day In the
dealings in pipeline certificates at The Petroleum EI
chsnCes Yet the smaller record represented an active
market The "bull speculation met check, and In
dcations are not wanting that the extreme
enthusiasm OF the recent "boom" has been
spent, at least for the moment within
few mnuta. after the opening the price OF crude oil
advanced with every appearance OF excitement to lO6
acaiust 1Ol last night Almost Immediately, however
the market sagged OF and after frequent fluctuations
the price fell lO2 In the final dealings there was
rally TO 1854 lO3 but the tone at the end was weak
There was no dearth OF regarding the situation
at the oil fields. but most OF them we're evidently
manufactured to explain the days decline or
TO influence room traders. The best advices
from the Cooper conhrme aesfterdays reporstha
the Patterson well Is dry. The guards at the well are
said 10 have been removed and 10 the property
allowed 10 the SCOUTS But, said yesterday In this
column the supporters higher prices are now arguing
10 favor OF their position from the general condition
of the sup ply and the demand The runs OF the pipe
lines for Tuesday reported at 4J943 barrels against
deliveries, however, are recorded az Sl,73l
barrels for Wednesday, against 4O.6J2 borres on
the day before The weeks advance has been TOO RAPID
10 forbid the Of reaction, and the market mas De
come heavy from the closing out o, shorts ana Tue
liberal purchases OF the general traders, who are now
The total sales at the three Exchanges s74 bar
res or than thoss OF yesterday, being divided as
follows: o.,
New York Petroleum Exchange $1,000
National Petroleum Exchange tlSVoo
NewYork Mining stock Exchange --.-....'''' o7"oVo
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Nem Qualifications.
HENRY HOLT g. co.
HAVE pEAnY.

HENRY HOLT g. co.
HAVE READY;
WALKERS POLITICAL ECONOMY.
BY FRANCIS A. WALKER. Pres Mass Institute Oh
Technology late superintendent of the Census &c Large
l2mo Amer. Science Series SO 25
The Tribute says oft
Americans have needcd this volume 4. Is mi =
volume controversy but IL will engneh S al
in reference to economic questions that are nfaray
cussed with narrOwress aud intolerance ni a., 20
heartily recommended all readers and students wo ~ ,s
instruct the fundamental pfincl ~
greatest modern II is Thoroughly "
which ought naturally raise economic ia WV
United states to a higher level OF intelligence
TEN DRINKS EARLY ENGLISH LITERATURE.
Early English Literature ito wiclif BY Bernhaid Ten
Brink Translated by u. NJ Kennedy, Prol Oh herman
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Largo lZmo' ~ 10
1--WE commend IL most heartily to the earnest study 1a
chatter viii convince careless reader maj c
is master OF his subject holds al the de' as ~
grasp For the time since we have had @ n tai
its primal history in coherent anu "''
gible shape Nation.
ROBERT BRowNING's
LYRIC AND DRAMATIC POEMS.
Selected from his works.
Nv Edward T. Mason. So. l2mo. So.
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Danflnl Araocmes.

N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No: 1888 Broadway corner Thirty.
ner Eighth NO 90 East Fourteenthst corner Union
square $50 Thirave corner Fortysevonths at the HAIR
LEM OFFICES Nos. l,007 and 1900 Thrd.ave. corner
twenty St, up to p. at regular Of
fee
A Lien DODWURIH'S
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Music and figures NEW. Just published
A LEXANDER MACGREG0RS, 112 5th-ave.
"A Glasses every morning and afternoon. Gentlemens
classes Monday and Ihnrsay evenings Private nsruc-
ton day evening.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing.
No 57s shave cor i1ta.st opposite Windsor Hotel.
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THE REAL ESTATE CHRONICLE.
Published every Wednesday and Saturday morning
miweeky guide for real estate erAtors capitalists
and merchants.
Contains complete Official transcripts OF all STATISTICS anec
ing real estate Also all CHATTEL MORTGAGES BIS oil
sale. Judgments &c. filed In New.York aud Kings Coun-
ties.
Invaluable TO Bankers Merchants and others called upon
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INV. ESGLASD GOLD lSb slLNEki
MINING COMPANY.
rJNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
holders OF this Company for the election % Trustees for
the coming wear will held the Office Of the Company
No 648 Broadway New York, on Tuesday January SO
lsY3 at ii o'clock Transfer books viii close January
~ and reopen January 80, lbs3' go r. NlChoLSi See!'
Dated New, YORK. January ~. 1883
WATSON g. GIBSON, Petroleum and Min
w fog Brokers. % broadway New York,
United Pipe Line certificates bought and sold on com
mission oil carried margin AZ oeee rate OF Interest
Use direct wire OH CITY Quotations and information
cheerfully furnished.
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STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIMIC Co,
SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. 20 1883. )
THE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING of the
stockboders of the above named Company for the cleo
on OF and the transaction Of snch other bus.
ness as NAV be presented will bo held MONDAY. FEB
g. 1884, (hrst Monday In February Bt oelo. D. M on ha
day al the office OF Company Room No. ~ Nevada
block No. 800 Montgomery St, ran Francisco al Trans
fer BOOKS wall be closed In Newlork on January ~ 1885
and an san Francisco Thursday February J. 1883.
WILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary
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HllnlnQ.

filming.
DIJJMAS CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
Il meeting of stockholders Of this company will be he'd
on saturday February ID at Jl5 o'clock 3 at tho
companys temporary Office 30 LIohang Rooms ~ aud
10. BY order OF nc B9,iI Or nnt.etYt
NevYork January II, 1888. Secretary
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lnsirnrtton.

For Boys and Dung men-Oi1y'
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.1Private tuition
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l46 W. 40th-st
NEW YORK MILITARY AcAphMf'
superintendent--JomX y. HAYS, NJ. D.
Boarding Fs cns T At sS ay ss
s YOUTH ~ p S5,Sss and
the feelings by religion" neTeT a While ps for
Hnsson qs reached Sy the sixth Avenue Elevated Road
caIags N ", SS atS Ur 81 "a sn 1g T
more beautiful aud healthy plaee-on an emnenee com
T %anaRs sh src not ead The
h TSspS are s o9T seTs
tersected by groves aaoTding ample space lot play
iPgenc6 German and spanish spoken.
APPLY Fox CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
stevens institute. sheed &c. and tesnnen pro's''on'
ACoLIN late gnsst corpG u s. n. aud Professor Az
Naval Academy
university Grammar School, 1,4s1 Broadway,
near 12d;sS aeth ysar ob pm w AKIN. Prtneips
Art Schools-City.
DRAGDON g. FENETTI Artists,
ID 20 Union square, studios 49,, al
S Ss K l. I Bss1op
e GSS srGc RIaaHS isito Ssi invited 90
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
wi after Monday oct lG IN DRAWING, OIL and WATER
COLOR PAINTING, Still LIFE, FLoW .IS and LAND
sCAPE CHINA PAINTING and DECORATlON
STUDIO No 50 MADISON AVENUE
References -.
MT ID. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM AARl'hrJAhEo
II. HAHT Mr., n i. BELLOWS.
Musical.
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
~ No. EAST i4rn sr. G 81 Door 81 East of 5rnAvE
incorporated 1861
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL,
OPEN DAY and EVENING.
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Inc FOLLOWING were ths recsipts and shipmsnts at
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day: ~
hecoiDtA Shtpusnts
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=, ho IoIIoWIng SHOWS the imports Of dry goods at
the port OF New-York for the week ending Jan.
compared with the corresponding periods Of nr e.
NiOuS years: - nv
For the week: 1891 1887 700,
Entered at the port. 80 1882 1874 teg "a
Since jan l. '''A-'so7
entered at the port. l002s4s6 l2see44o 1oaaao..
Thrown on MARKET. l0,500,729 l2,020,378 no
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SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGES.
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NEw-YoRK. Friday, Jan. %. 1888.
ASH Es-ouet but about steady Pots, 6sG5Ac; Pearls
81 9651c
BEEsWAX- scarcc and firm at 81 $780, for Western and
Southern Yellow