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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N- SILKS! sILKs!i
ALARGE STOCK AT Low PRICES,
A GOOD TINE TO BUY.

BLACK GRos-GRArN SILK ste5 worth s5c. a
sIsS. e. iidV worth @2 sa atsi7S worth sS2S
stss worth s2.6o, at 1928 worth 49, at IS
coI w9fiF SILKS at rs worth 9Oc Of 81 worth
sl.25,stsi2ss worth =, nS sl an1;b e5c p, Tic
worth al. at 81 worth s1..5;
srrTsRH SILKS in all coiors, excellent goods, at
srRI3F{sb SGEGkGd6s SIMMER and c r.sn:
BLA CK SILK RHADAMEs at sl.25 and $3.50
rT w9T1e 5I.2 gyR I'm BLACK cAsuuEREs at
40, 80. so, 85, rs, 90c., 81 and sl.25 Der
yard-aI much below regular value: we VIII
state that It Is the cheapest nne OF CASH.
MEREs ever offer IN this city: ,.,,.,..-
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, SILK %ARPi CRhPE
CLOTH, sERGEs, aud other BLACK DRESS
BL aCR NGN'svELING at 2oc., would be cheap
BLAIR a TPf 1jtNTMG-ai woOi-nt 1O',' 20, aud
coL0RE6 Nuns YELLING, AZ inches wide, at
soc. yard, would he cheap at GOc,;
ALBATROSS CLOTH, AZ inches Wide az 6Oc''
WIDE GREY-MIXED WASH POPLlN nj S'sc.a
yard would be cheap at l2isc.;
EXCELLENT GlNGIIAMS at 81. s'5' TO- AMI
Big 5 5aly Sal ia LACE CURTAINS and CUR
EM bH5i FRfi CURTAIN LACE at l6se.p per
MEDJCATFD RED WOOL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS at 81 worth SIPS
FLANNELS Of every description NJ bottom
prices;
CARPETS of every description: ..
RUGS, IATS. OIL-CLOfllS, WINDOW
SHADES, BASSOCKS. OITOMANs, SHADE
and CURTAlN-FIXTURES:
SOLID IOLORED HOSE for Ladies at 81 AMI
39c. pair--woud be cheap ~ Juc.; ,
HAMBURG EDGINGs AND INSERTlNGs-ihc
largest and cheapest stock Ia this cIty;
LACES of every description-an Immense stock
20 select from; .
CLOAKs. JACKETS. DOLMhNS, and C1RCU-
LARS-Only a few left. which viii be sold ~
less than cost, rs we want 10 make u clean
A large assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS;
GOODS for BOYS and Nj Ms WEAR.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE
fsuccessOrs 10 Levy Brothers..
fe2s 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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Grand PAS Fairies or, A Peep into the
Mysteries Of Nature. BY X. J. ii.
HATcnETT, NJ. ID. Richmond, Va. The
Southern Clinic Print. 1884. Price, 2J
and 80 cents.
This Is Virginia book. DIR. HATcHETT
lives in Lunenburg county. Electricity,
Hydrogen, Oxygen, &C., are the fairies.
For sale by the publisher and also by
booksellers.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-A stated Sy@ZE,zn
vi convocation of RICHMOND ROY AL ssSIIAtt
ARCH CHAPTER. No. 3. will be held az n 2sAxf-
Masons' Han, Franklin between Figh- @6~Nc>'',
teenth and Nineteenth streets. THIS Thursday
EVENING at O'Clock. Members of sister chap-
tprs and transient companions are fraternally In
vited.
BY order Of The NJ. f II. p. ..,.,..,,,,,
GEORGE +. KEESEE,
NH g. ltE secretary
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Miss Nellie Hunt, daughter Of The Amer
lcan Minister to Russia who died recently,
is reported to be engaged to n Russian
nobleman who is one OF the household
officials in the Imperial Palace.
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A PURE AND EfPgCrIyE HAm-DREssING
Cocaine, compound OF Cocoanut vi,
beauties the hair and Is sure 70 aliay al
itching and irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnetts Flayorinl
Extracts consists In their perfect purif,
and strength.
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In the House OF Representatives on Mon
day. Messrs. BasBoUR, CABELL, and Tucker,
Of Virginia, ii IS reported In the Congress
sioaol Record, voted with hr RANDALL on
the motion TO lay on the table The motion
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tn the Editor of the DISPATCH :

To the Editor of the Dispatch
Say to the Washington Post that we
down here have such confidence in Mr.
Randall and are under such welghty obli-
cations to him, that we would gladly trust
him in any position Congress or the peo-
people could elect him 10. FOREMAN.
March 4, 1884.
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CITY FNGGNERRs OFFICr,l
RICHMOND. VA, March 4, lssi.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
At THIS OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY, MARCH 14TE,
at o'clock Pm,
gOR FURNISHING ALL THE MATERIAL
AND LAYING THE USUAL STONE
PAVING
FOR FURNISHING ALL TIE MATERIALS
AND LAYING rnE USUAL BRICK Pa
Wing;
POR FURNISHING ALL THE MATERIALS
AND LAYING THE USUAL GRANITE
CURLING AID FLAGGI>G:
FOR REPARING AND BEHAVING STONE
PAVING;
FOR REPAIRING AND RELAXING BEIoK
PAVING:
FOR RELAXING AND RESErrING GRANITE
CURBiNG ANDFLAGGING.
Forms of proposals can be- obtained and 'ptcih'
cations seen by applying at this ofico.
The Committee on Streets reserves the righ, to
reject any OF an proposals offered, and e. give the
contract foE each item separately.
NIB 4-td W. CUTsHAw, CITY Engineer.
CRY ENGINEER's oYFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, March 4, leot'
N o T G I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
At THIS OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY, MARCH liTH,
ats O'Clock L NJ,
Tor furnishing ,he city mules and horSos with
FEED, PRoVENDER,S 80,
and also with
| STRAW
for three months.
! The Committee on streets reseI Yes he slgh' -
reject any all proposals offered, and 10 give ''
! contract for each article required 70 the so""'
bidder therefor.
Forms Of proposals eau be obtained by sPpl''"s
az this Office. W. h. CUfshAN'
| mhA CITY EngiuecF.
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CITY ENGISEEE's OFFf1E.l
RICHMOND. VA, March 4. 1854. =
NOTICE TO BRICK-MAS0N>.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REC EINED
At THIS OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY. MARCH l4TH,
AT6 O'CLOCK L. VI.
for the construction ~ iAe following SEWERS.
Tenth from a point between Clay ana Leigh
streets to " or Turpn street, l6N24 mches-cgg
shape.
Tweaty-ifih street betnecn Broad and Marshall
streets I6x2i inches-ecg shape.
i. John, and orange ,treets, 2ON3O inches. cgg
shape
Forms Of proposals can he obtained and sptcih-
cations seen by applying Al this Office.
The Committee ON streets reserves the right 10
reject any or all proposals offered, and TO give tn
contract separately fer each portion OF the work.
W. h. CUTSuAW,
mh4-td city Engineer.
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COURT ORDER

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
1 COIrRT FOR THE DISTRICT OF WEST
VIRGINIA, AT PARkERSBURG
W. a. stuart, on beaalf Of himself and an other
creditors of the Greenbrier Waite sulphur
springs Company who may come In ana con-
tribute 10 the costs of suit. and w. W: Gordon
and Isaac II. Darlington, trusteesC omplainants,
Against
The Greenbrer Waite sulphur Springs Company
Il Deiehoah's'
N AQUITY.
By VIRTUE of a decree entered In said cause by
Sald court January 9, 1884, the undersigned APP
pointed master for that purpose VIII
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1854. AT 10 A. NJ,
at the law Office Of Johnston, Williams & Boul-
ware. No. 1104 Main street, Richmond, virginia,
proceed 20 ascertain and report
lst. What liens and encu,nbrances exist upon
the property of the defendant company whether
such liens and eocumbrances exist by virtue OF ths
said deed of trust of the 6th tAyOi April. 1857,
or otherwise; also the amount Oh suSh mems AM.
circumstances. 10 whom owing, ana the order ana
priority thereof re, pecuyely. ,,
| I'd Also what Is due and owing by the said de-
PENDANT company to the unsecured creditors
thereof, showing the amounts ~ such claims and
to whom the same are respectively due.
Sd. What property, assets snn estate Is heiu
and swntd by the said defendant company, OF
4t6. ANY other matter or thing deemed perth
nenI hy the undersigned, or which any party or
person interested shall require TO be specially
stated.
9th. At the same time and place shall proceed
TO audit and settle the account Of the transaction.
or Han rison Phobus, late lessee OF said defendant
company, as such lessee.
BY virtue OF said decree all creditors OF said de-
| PENDANT company are hereby trdrRed TO come IN
before the undersigned aud present their claims
and the evidence TO support the same, and unless
they shall so come iu and prove their claims they
| shall be barred from any benefit under she decree
| aforesaid.
The taking OF the accounts aforesaid shall be, fo
cause. adjourned from time To time until com
Given under my hand this 9th February, 1884
| ID. &. 6ALLAHER
| Master United states Circuit Court.
| f. l4-Th4w
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M TEE REVIVAL MEETING AT
UNION-STATION CHURCH continues. Rev.J.
w. HOWELL. the evangelist, who is assisting the
pastor, will preach TONIGHT.
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LIME, CEMENT. &e,
ElRE-BRICK, FRIEDRICH

Just received, a large lot OF the celebrated saw
AGE FRIEDRICH aud CLAY. Guaranteed e
be equal TO any other made. Prices very low.
MARINER MOORE,
Lime, Cement, Lump and Ground Plaster.
foot OF Seventeenth street south side OF Dock.
fe24
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PROPOSALS.

- ~
CITY FSGINRER's OFFICE,t
RICHMOND. VA. March g. 1884.
NO T { f.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY, MARCH liTH,
at 6 O'Clock Z. 81.
for furnishing, delivered on the ground IN snf
pArt of the city, the following quantities Of
VITRlFIED CLAY PIPES.
equal IN all respects TO the best standani-mod'
pipes Of the country:
2-5OO 70 $500 lineal feet I2-inch pipe,
$50 10 $50 lineal feet lO-inch pipe,
200 to 400 lineal feet s-inch pipe.
500 to 1900 Hneal feet 6-inch pipe.
IS 10 100 branches. different sizes
The Committee on streets reserves the dEht
reject any or all proposals offered.
W. h.. CUTSHAW,
NH t City Engiuecr.
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We are indebted to Hon. j. X. TUCKER
for pamphlet containing old speeches Of
Mr.. MORRISON and Mr.. CARLISLE on the
tariff question. We say sold" but old
speeches are as good as new ones. Mr..
TUCKER well knows that nothing new on
this subject has been uttered in his and
our day. We read the tariff speeches OF
the ablest statesmen in Congress, the tariff
lectures OF the most learned professors in
the northern universities. and the edito-
rails OF the best-posted journalists. But
never an argument appears that is not old
The subject was exclusively discussed
long ago.
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Admission, 50c.; children under twelve years OF
age. 2bc. reserved seats, 75c. Secured seats To
be had at G. H. Johnson's for concert at Hail. ana
at Box-Oftlce of Theatre for concerts at Theatre
The family circle at Theatre will be reserved en-
tireIy for colored peonle. mn o-ntr
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AMVSENENTS.

TUE LADIES OF BROAD-STREET
METHODIST CHURCH win give an EN-
TFRTAINMENT OF MUSIC, SINGING, &C.
at NICHOLsON-STREET CHURCH. Rockets,
FRIDAY, March TIN, at O'Clock. The proceeds
10 be applied 10 new church. Come and help
Good ra,ise NH 6-2t
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EXulting Republicans.

We have elsewhere quoted MIR. WAITER
soY's declaration that he prefers the defeat
of the Democratic party to its success upon
the RANDALL platform. BY the way, what
would be said OF Mr.. RANDALL ii he should
talk in that loose manner? lie would be
read out Of the party in short order, and
denounced as a double-dyed traitor. Does
anybody suppose that Mr.. WATTEEsoN's
threats arc net pleasing to the Republicans!
Read what says the Philadelphia TeIe-
graph, the Republican paper from which
we quoted Mr.. WATTERsoN's declarations.
1t exults over the divisions IN the Demo-
cratic party, as follows:
.Lo! the result--a party all broken up,
warning and demoralized, and the leaders
tearing at and mauing each other.
at is pretty picture-for the Republic
can party, and not at all unsatisfactory TO
the representatives OF the great and vital
business interests of the country. They
see in it another lease OF life for the Re-
publican party, that during its existence
has wrought faithfully for The prosperity
OF the nation by working for the integrity
Of the national credit and for the pr0tec-
ton Of It's industries. The country is quite
satisfied with the situation. The one citi-
zen most dissatisfied with it is likely to be
1.-The one who viii receive the Democratic
nomination for President
Let the Democratic reader never forget
that Mr.. RANDALL and his friends do mol
try to make the tariff test question. They
do not read, nor wish to read, any revenue
reform or free-trade Democrat out OF tn,
party. All they ask is TO be allowed the
privilege of remaining in the party OF theil
choice.
: Who is to blame for the dissentions in thu
Democratic partyY
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to reconsider the vote by which the House
refused 10 order the yeas aud nays on the
motion to adjourn. Mr.. GEORGE d. WISE
did not vote, not being present we suppose.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
'.7 NTW..IEES.-EY SOUTHERN DIVISION
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after Dec, ], l83l.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
TIA leave NewYOrk via Desbrosscs and COrandt street
terT % as fOl1ws:
!; 'is1urg Plttsburg the west and South with Pullman
r.ilte Cars attached, a and p. N. daily. New.
YORK aud CHICAGO Limited O. Pa1lof Dining smOA and
-l.cping cars, a % a every dag.
M ana 3Ort Lock Haven ) a. m, = Cory and Erie
D. IN, connecting AZ Cory iOr itusyiIe Tct1oeu uin
fer'rs and the Oil Regions
t.4uOre washng gton and the south "I United Washington
rHIrss o. Pui Par or Cars daily except Sunday 10
arrive Washington 4.O5 ,. ReFu ar ~ ego 500
aud $50 m ]. $40 and IN. and TX night Sunday,
o..5 a. NJ. ~. and ~ Mi ht
Sor tautic city except sunday, Loo n m.
OF tdie May. except unday llflO
Lnn Branch Bay Head Junction and utarmodiac stations
wa kalway and AinbOy. II 3lu so ana 700
Asbrry Park
OF Brooxlyn connect with all through trans
at Jersey CITY, anod:ng ody and direct transfer for
Br1OsrYn travel
slsns frem pittsburg 300 ane llf2o 1870 and
lu2 D. daily ard u M. daily eICspt Monday From
Vashlngoa sni Baltimore $50 and 9. a. q. m l'20 $40
$50. $3.50, $40, and l0Ol N. sun'sg. C35. 64j
M. an 1000 D. From Batn 70 92D D. m.
I5T rhiiaae pais 500. $50, $780, 9IsL exc honda
s2u. 1890 $50 9:zO 1905 1920 D. and l2.O5 night.
.1ltey, $50. $50 $50 $40. 7o5. llSJ mi 62o, 73A
D. m.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
NrrwyoPK-AND LONG BRANCH RR.

wv kPennsyvania RR.. foot Cortandt
re,a.o,s IN Nexyofr ! At and DesbrOssesst
e"'0A' AZ (Pbia a Read RTl foot Ilbe1ty-st
IEAvE NEwyoRK commencing NOEe%osr st rs $50 is ss
hl:00 m l:3O 400. 500 b:45. p. IN: SUNDAYS sv'
E45 a n via Penn. RR, 1900 m, 5OO' 7;OO, p m sun
cay fSsf 'watawsr &c via Phil & Reading RR, &So sl5.
1Go si5 a. m vi Via Penn hR 900 & l4OO 500 7o0
For Red Bank wa Penn n r. 900 & r. n Sio 200
os9 s6 "a sS,qnaays ss 7$d s45 p N sundays s5
n For Ions Branch ocean Grove, Asbury Park QMseSn M
Teach Sprinp Lake Sea frt Point Pleasant &C, via Phua
deGhs 81 Reading H. 430 s:l5 m i,O i.C1 go N n
lsuudays not ptopung GROVE hshury Pat suu
b a M via Pennsvivana RH e:OD 1900 $40 800,
Zoo sundays not stopping at Ocean Grove OF AsOufy
= Frceboia VA philadelphia and READING RR sl5, iOC
I'M f0O on m Tor lakewood, Toms idy er and Barne
isi "a r 4 K k. at isl s.i5 ny iSo $50 p m f9i
Jofns uiver yia Penn Pr, Rt 1900 a, N, lof neland
itiret6s Atlantic ty, &c via rhila Reading RR- 1880
fFfrs BLTDCEtr. e ,naaS;,c9gGE, !, {; Z TogR
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
10 PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENEsYLvANiA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE
TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK nays dyD on

TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS bSD on
SUNDAY SSrA1IOSs ~ I PItLADEL~
piiiA 2 IN NkW.YORK
tigt; Trains eaee Sew via Drsbfoscs AMI Cofanit
tg3 10 $50 snd 10 limited H. iiioa m 1 S9g
Si9t thg 2, sut . n. sud i2niglt undaS, z "a
,nrht frisipatar and secjnt sisis f;jo N - 80.
ImellIlH m b. Z & ssai 9 ) N ssHnsst Il itsh
hp.aiss tfiihs says pf5sfst sis5a fbs4erb.s. igat
ii.sssiibss Al L.it,fs t9ptpis 'sI ssi ig.9t b.
yhsb @ss5 M J5s gAaslI Nh i,h iSaHrtss ss, ~ a
s-AItsg. IsAyl fAhsatlYiiA II tsHAslSa ssss ~
,gAf fg4'sgs 90 ssa a, Bge.e.sI 4.sl9s t,ss,s
kHi bs1ssiya Il.ps sst.ea lgh lf Fgkla o., itIi1a
lrssts naA f1t9lsa. tis,lpl jststy 90 Ea.ssslt
sAsei uhee No. DatlslJ Rise -Ad C-silp lialleA
Iils sew Yers Tlaa.!ef cpmp-y p call isE saa elsek
eAs1sse fr0Aa hotels aud fssldsAtes
CHAHLEs l. PUGh, . R W0nn
6sasIsI AslsSsE Gsatss fassT Agsat
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Gppntinsrs,ip Nclicss-

NrU YUaE Zee 1884
nus CO U-pARrNERsIllp 7 heretoioie esssling lsl a,
! rpdri tir uams o' piitUs COOPER i' heieoy uis
sssri h hars ofiy " aa,ho,i-ei g sqa M A. 'ts ot ms
rto's hin' '5Rkkfhs i tlj0fFn,
,-.a Ittns tfsr. y. iolt
.ts .ts4s a.., 81, he,s.iit, tu tenfre,ei
tniti ths airi thhe fB.eaAeR : e8
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
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SKFANTFn.-ia,he aai young men " eilh,
W o. anaT giahias g gafa ~ " y, l., MAI at
hNN' T M 'rTrlItnafs adituss NTH stamp, uhlsi "
i'tlru puOIb Co. ~ ". 7,LsL liRelaaasl w.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

.,lRI.fN RIVER DRANCU

Nv. NTw'HAvES AM iiARrropp wR
rrans leave Harlem Riyor siauou corner lHsdst & AND
rsSSi By rd @ fas sssoG ayOs ds sscei
fnsis,s st9tN 7i.6 900 iOoh ilbna ~ 9'lo abs.
rosG. iIoHts POM. ws. Farms Van Te. West chester.
Sn may onssT gssS sS n,.gs y ~
S sSSs:
% S aa hsS S na siSn anS and n al PGS.s
Snay 10 Tor " and all Intermediate
G SSsn aSa % S waS r % ss 70 Dso,
and samorasnd with train 20 Boston via shore De
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
HltnM trans w eSs bpo
800 no Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
isios a. m. Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Express
with dining cars stopping a. Albany Utica SyraGase hSS
arriving chicago 1910 and ST. Louis 7:2o p M next
dssua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
III a H. western New.York Northern Express with
$40 p. m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
"a D m Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
rs. BnsI s cinenns foledo Detroit and St Louis
5:s0 Expresg with seepngesrs TO Syracuse ana 10
tsS M Pacac Express with sleeping Rochester
Buas5 Niagara Fails Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
II D. nv Night Express with sleopin gears Albany and
Troy Connects with the morning sian' for the West and
iicEc,s sale at Grand Central Depot No Bowling
one. ParIpace and 7s5 and g42 broadway NowYork
S33 Washington and 73O Fulton ss Brooklyn and ~
Iccomodations drawing and sleeping can be
procured OF the ticket offices in NewYork City and at
Tag gage called for and checked from residence.
These trains daily: All others daily exce,t Sunday
M ToUcEY.. G; B MEEkER;.
General superintendent. General Passenger A'~nt
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
lhiN CHnhal RaiIrlll ClnnllI. IIail Line
DipiScnl. NJilccJ.

The MISSOURI PAnTic RNtwAY co"
NEw.YoEK. Decempcrt, ls@
4 QUARTERLY dividend OF ONE AND
"A THREE QUARrtRs PER GlNI On The capital it2ct i,l
this company has this day been declared p'y'oe Oh ill
ne ns.cf 5ss Win close on saturday December 90 at
ioo'0'A d. il" A. II. CALEF, Treasurer.
Nrw-YoaN cllRAL Asp HUDSON RIVER HAiLaoAD co.,
rREA,t Rhte OF! r.
NEW oRG. Dec :, Isl
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and one
y ai per the capital soek OF his company VIII TO
ONCE ou mo IN 81 Jan lay next To trans
r books viii 10 coiel at lock on Monday tle l5h
'iiI nsEf . v. ". RO-sIrG:, treasurer.
-xgw.Yo.K q C..sILlL AID HUDSON RI,Eg htmtoAo co.,
NGw.l OK. Dec 5, ls5i
DIVIDEND OF four per cent on ps tnG GaRtal
,n't, Mi =, aaid by the Ncv.YorA nrH aud Hudson
Rrtr na road Cwp'ty sr nH', li m ie'' m ne M ' 3
S,y Of Jlanary ne. Inc tfanae books win be dsed At
oo.k d. m Monday tie l1it n Q, 'hi f'ol"I'd 81 ~
o'''N" '' WI T. Y. ". Ro-sIlLR Treasurer.
urt,vArR L,cK,wAys, AND wrsIEN Il. r. co.,
70 IA NV NV OAK. 5A bee g 1851
yT1RANSFFR BOOKS OF the Morris and Essex
da,'J @ Iai iss5 when tie semiannual interest viii
be iaia
PESy5YLyANA RAMnoAp 60. - !
lRHA~tRrNS IitARlNl.NIi
rJNHE BOARD OF DIRECT ORS has this day
declared semannua dividend o. pea ,.', ulpl l ' m
SIX fer November 0t6 shareholders as gistered
on the books at p n jH93iS j. THYLoR
Ms2yg Ksss yosE 4 IFys S5s fay a Co.,
THE following coupons, due December -
l 1884 viii be paid at tins once on end aft'r mAtut.y'
vkmirssorpi KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY PER
cEH AND ElR TgETSE,fHL 4 L,inSf ,fi9nSSsfsMh5 sMh5nroAor
hAsi LINE N-'D i'i'D ii il ifNsON, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
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s,t.s ss4HtHA b s#Fb3# btsti}s fl 3kHHSf s8iti
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10 3 iiIhA4hGGii9BnrRhd a 100 i5 iOo i5o 400
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ior Ddlf y at Io6a m. $;4S p m M % a45. Aon
Jor 81 THLEnEN, ALLENTOWN and MAucn caHUESS ca,!JSaS
i:nO 1:OO S:45 loo. l;3O $40 olo M suhu"y
ror aston at so, 7'Oo $40 100, 1880 SM5 100.
idr iiIja BRIDE BRANCH. at $500, s:41 a w. 4:oO'
yo' We "TINGroN. ZOO si5 r. m. l:oO l,so AGO. 43o
sSSiysoMERvIILE III % At i:65. go ZOO $40 1890 l15 a.
7do 500 lO:jOp N. sunday, 400, 500 a m l. 80
a PLAIN 4o 600 7oo saS q ';so so 1919 ss = : - -
DA 80. 500 $40. No. 1900 N. $780, 400 $780, 7'0o'
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~ ATi"ANITiI6 'C,IS9 CGIS9 vINELAND and BRIDoETc1at
NEW.JE&SEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
rom Pier No < North River via sandy Hook.
Ft tATLANTIC HlGHLANDs. LONG BaANSh LAKE
WOOD, TONS RIVER. BARNEGAI etc, al $3.50 D. N.
Tickets be procured a. foJt LbeItyst. Pier No =
Norm RIVER "a le ~ 26i 2Sl; 90 AL St ana l9I5
s2 10 nul l48 Greenwcl.st. los 2O5 Eat ~ thst..
15sl2 BOwerY ard principal Hotels IN NewNork CITY In
Li,oslyn az no : CONT st. l07 Broadway So. sc
iufOn.st. 2lO Mani ittan-aye lie kaD-avc lrJ'a Al
anc.ayr, l.6 roenp nl-Ave. In HObOAen 2J4 Washing.
toust ~ y. Transfer COnpanrwul ca iOr ana ch'ck O
rae from hotels rosIeuce 20 dcs iinq'i
/ T. W JOTrEN c. q. HANtOCk.
General Manager. Gen Pass. mi licke; AQt.
II ?. BALDWIN. G. T. p. ACT. li9 lAberty-st. \. !.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
nsasa ma tlsems Waaisa.

HOAHn and ROOM,-Wilh southern aspepll
Eaniei permanently ~ seatiepaq. IA sea.ss n't4f
f.f peaton ia ~ .tA- block plA Sstssa' ~
PUTNAM. boX 20 Iubaas Om.s
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
IuEST SHORE rOUTE-
Nffon Gieumets.

4 NCHOR LINE. L. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ UtASGOW tia iONDONDERHY.
- From per 20 Norh Rivef, io)tG Der ST.
Ustouia .. Dec l3 .. N Ctcassa.- ~ ID
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stcef-rs bglis; &, 5f ifsH 1Ligii# tlvhRrooh
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aHt,tht iss5s} aigBYIis.s. As2Ha ii8Wiiae GfssA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
ClTculaTl ami proIloa on application.

,,. ~ Nrw.Yonk Noy "a 1891
IllE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
hulhiini The Arizona Consolidated MIN and Mining
empsht M be hold ~ the Metropolitan Hotel IN the city
OF Me-" ulS on Monday. January b. lH45 at ~ o'clock
noon h Wh!h tluo nnd place will bo held election Tor
laid before them.
SAMUEL T. WRIGHT
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

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E.iaikiE A4gHA ::::::.;ssst1ti1E 'isS -
if6m Teutices Stores HaaV Wlitsl iellYt HfNS' ~.
1iaveners flf tIA.A apnl 4al llHt fIEA'it rfE
fin Cabin tncning susl t2rio Blil seaoai aa3a' t''
steeIase S15 For uas sage aIIJ 10
N''"'N7-' 'N' It'll B6i-LANGER, 40 Beayelst
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

~ Between Ncw.York ani Havre.
Companys Pier No AZ NOrth River lopi ~ d)rto1's
t4 - ~, ltJGD " ines iaV Dt' - h
CANADA de KtTs lbrec Wednesday, &C. H. a.
II Il NON Duran i-.... 1--WE ne w b'c - w. N
ChccEs payable AZ sight IA amounts SuI Oh tl1 -
Irausatantic Di Paris . ..- .,,....
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
Chicago, milwaukee and ST. Paal
Railway Company.
TERMINAL MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
Principal Payable July 1. 191
Interest Pay able January and July r

COUPON BONDS $1,000 EACH. OR MAY BE REGIS
TERED IN THE NAME OF HOLDERS AT
TIE COMPANY'S OFFICE.