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ra1s MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 1888 for As of 1907 1871 for Ass sterling,
"a s7l@4 sOi lO1 for IS. 100 for 5s silver bars,
1923.
Silver in London, 61Id; consOls, 1o1 Il led;
per cent. United States bonds, extended, los; As,
12e; AIS, ll54.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
ssI@Ssi cents.
Mining stocks were decidedly soft in San Francisco
yesterday morning. Nearly all the Comstocks sold
at lower figures than Tuesday, and in several cases
the present are the lowest figures for some time.
The decline varied from SC to soc. Bode sold at
50 50, ex dividend of soc, against Of $40 624.
The annual meeting of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company was held in Boston yesterday.
The freight car constructors st Pullman, IL, have
struck against 4 reduction in wages.
Two newspapers at UniontOwn, Pa, have been
sued for libel by two members of the jury in the
Dukes case.
Near Huron, O.. William Mcmillan shot and killed
George Thompson, and then committed suicide.
The death of Hon. Kenneth RaynOr, Solicitor Of
the Treasury, IS announced from Washington.
The gross earnings of the Union Pacific Railway
Company for 1858 were e2l, 100000
The annual shipments OF spurious butter to New
York from the West are about 100, 900 pounds.
The National Baseball League is in session at Bos-
Ton.
General Grant Will leave New York for Fortress
Monroe this week.
Mel is. the latest Irh informer is believed to be
lunatic.
Princess Alnria Anna has returned to Berlin and
rejoined her husband.
Parnelps bill amending the Irish Land Act has
been rejected in the House of Commons.
B. E. Bergren was drowned near Vallejo by the
upsetting Of a boat.
Fire in Puyallup valley, W. t; loss, $4,000.
The trial OF young FindaysOn, who killed his step
mother, begins next week, in Albany, Or.
In a shooting ARRAY among the colored population
of Topeka Kas., George Black killed Peter Bloodsoe
fund has been subscribed in Spain to raise
revolutionary movement
The Prohi6itionists in Connecticut have nomi
mated a State ticket
In Washington, D. c., Tuesday evening, Frank
Langston shot and killed James Spencer, and seri-
ously wounded John S. Williams.
In duel near Edinburg, Tex, Monday, Major
Lopez Martello was killed.
The Bedouins OF Jeddah are il revolt against
Turkey.
Brigadier.Gsneral R. s. Mackenzie, U, S. A. has
been declared hopelessly insane.
victor sevaia was shot in San Francisco yesterday
by Henry Pfof
Judge Hoffman, missing Monday at HOLSTER, San
Semitic county, was folnd yesterday that town
in an unconscious condition.
The Iowa Republican State Convention is called
to meet in Des Nones April 3Oth.
The situation on the Southern Pacific road is said
to be as bad as ever and it will be several days
before tray Ell can be resumed.
Prince Napoleon has recalled his son, Prince Vic
Tor from Rouu,ania
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.



February q, lS54-K. B. kirkpatrick and wife to
William C. Smith Lot 5, in Goddard's addition to
Florin, containing 9cres $50.
February %, 1sS4-Charles S. Lowell TO Mary A.
L0well-AbOut 8 acres on the stockton road; 81.
February IS, 1SSi-Gabr.el Haines to ]. n. Young
Block between Q and r, Twenty.fourth and Twen.
ty-iiith streets; 500.
March 1, l5S4-W. R. Cantwell to o. c. Water.
house, 4, l and J, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
Filled March 9, 1Ss4.l
February %, 1SSi-Sarah Allen to ". B. Russell
One acre 10 the town of Gait $1,000.
February ID, 1SSi-Chares Randell and wife to J.
W. Bartlett-Lot 1S, block 81, Gait $3.50
March 8, 1SSi-Petsr Hoffel to Mary l.. Schat-
loek-Lot 6, o and P, Twenlyfourth and Twenty
fifth streets; $3.50
Filled March 4th.l
February 90 1SS4- Mary Ross to ". w. and Mary
j. Wade-North quarter of lot 5, y and o, Seventh
and Eighth streets.
November 20, lsSS-T c. Tryon to Sylvester
Tryon-Lot 5, and X, Tenth and Eleventh streets.
May s, lSS3--Neyina Perry, eXecutriX, to Mary E.
Tpon-West % feet OF lot 2, | and J, Tenth and
Eleventh streets; 81 $50.
January 81, 1Ss4-Corfts Nielsen to Jacob NJ.
Nslsen-North 81 feet Of the south 50 feet of the
west half Of lot l, J and h, Tenth and Eleventh
streets, $500.
January 81, 1854 -Corfits Nielsen to Christian
Nslssn-South 80 feet of the west half Of lot l, J
and X, Tenth and Eeveath streets $500.
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The people Of San Joaquin county have slickens
war upon their hands. Hydraulic mining companies
washing gravel hills into the bed of the CAlave-
ras river, and the debris with every winter will
como down toward the San Joaquin bottom lands
and plains. The local press is awake to the
aud the facts are being published literally. Thus it
is shown that the hydraulic mining operations near
Jenny Lind threaten farming operations, and also
navigation at Stockton. Ia some parts of the Gala
vsras river the bed has been ed az thirty feet and
the STRAIN threatens TO make new channel to tide
water We wish our San Joaquin friends no trouble,
but shall take a lively interest in the fight We see
opening In that section II they act in time, with the
fate of the Feather, the Yuba and the Sacramento
before them. they will save much money, check the
destruction CT ar4ble lands and avoid host of com
plcatlons.
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The coinage of Hawaiian money was re-
sumed at the San Francisco Mint last
month, when the presses were operated on
dollars, the first of that denomination
coined for the Hawaiian Government.
There were l50,0 900 dollars struck off be-
fore the work was stopped. The Mint
coiued $500, 600 in Hawaiian half dollars
and Sl25, 600 in Hawaiian quarter dollars
last November and December. This makes
S575, 600 in Hawaiian coin turned out by
the local Mint since the lst of November,
1888.
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I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF California, for the county OF Sacramento. In
the matter of w. a. CHITTENDEN and w. WEY-
ANT, partners, doing business as W. A. CdlTTEN-
DEN 4 COMPANY. This Court having heretofore
adjudged W. A Chittenden and W. Weyant, part
neis, doing business W. A. Chittenden & Com
pany, to be nsovent debtors, and they having filed
in this Court their schedule and inventory it is now
by the Court ordered that MONDAY, APRIL Z,
1854, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock NJ, at the Court
room OF Department One of this Court. in the city
of Sacramento, in said county, be and it is ap-
pointed as the time and place for meeting Of the
creditors OF said nsovents to prove their debts and
cse one assigaees of the estate of said in
solvents and that copy Of this order be publishe
in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD UNION. as often
as said paper is printed Done in open Court, this
5th day OF March, 1881.
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG,
Judge Of the Superior Court aforesaid.
true copy. Attest:
CHARLES NJ. CoGLAN, Clerk.
By l. P. FLDRED, Deputy. MIRO I'd
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gAEKME5@
Fire Extinguisher


First Premium Mechanics l. stitute, 1883.
%, s, RRSwy IL co., General Agents fer P'cifi
Coast, No. SO California street, San Francisco
[TaE FOLLOWING LETTER EXpLAIss ITSELF j
No. sc California street, san Francisco.
Il, N. ANDREWS, Pestmasfer and AGENT
Wells, Fargo AZ Go IS Express, Dealer ia
General Merchandise.
ELK GROVE, Sacramento county (Cal.),
December 5, 1888.
MRssRs. D. s. BROWN Il Co:
Geutiemen-Please send me another 6-sallon
Hardness Fire Extnguisher as soon as you can.
had occasion to use the che l bought Of you short
time ago Last night the hotel adjoining my store
caught fire in the hallway to the second story, from
the explosion OF lamp, and the building, being
lined With cloth and paper, was Immediately on fire
in several rooms but less than two minutes after
getting the Extinguisher to work the fire was out.
As soon as this one arrives will send the other one
down and have it replenished. Also, please inform
me if cannot draw # the huid remaining in the
tank and save it for future use, or shall send 1t as
it is? You're, etc. (Signed) j. n ANDREWS.
dl3s-ThS Iu&wtf
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
ST. DAvlD'S.

A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON.
IA tains 100 rooms; rs Howard street, near
Third, San Francisco. This house is especially de.
signed comfortable home for ladies and gentle
men vlsitlns the city from the interior. No dark
rooms. Gas and running water in each room. The
floors are covered with body Brussels carpet and all
the furniture Is made OF solid BLACK walnut. Ea:h
bed has spring mattress, with an additional hair
top mattress making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds in the world. Hot and cold
baths large parlor and reading.rcon containing
\ Grand r1ano--all free TO guests. Price, single
rooms per night, so cents per week, from 81 up
wards. House open al night.
r. HUGHES, Proprietor
At Market-street Ferry take Omnibus iue Of
street cars TO corner OF Third and Howard
Tvs TtlTSts
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TIE committee in charge has reported fayorably
on the bill for Federal building for Sacramento,
to cost 100000 This is gratifying progress in the
direction Of right and economy.
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To THE LADIES: Ladies desiring to be
perfect in their toilet should use Elite Boz
quet aud Peck's Premium Perfumes. For
sale at al druggists.
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03ATEFuLCoMFOaTING.
Ei0ps's Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
rhieh govern the oserat:ons Of digestion and nutri
lion, and BY careful application OF the fine prop.
critics Of welssectea Cocoa, Hr- Epps has provided
our breakfast tables with dolicately favored bev
erage which may save US many heavy doctors Oils
n IL by The iudcjous use Of such artices Of diet
that constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough 20 resist every tendency to disesse
Hundreds OF subtle maledles are floating around u
ready 10 attack wherever there Is weak poiut- We
NAV ESCAPE many fatsl shaft by keeping ourselves
sei fortified with pure blood and a properly nouF-
ished trssne."-tCivil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in
tins only G,lb and lb.) by Grecers, labeled thus:
JAESRs RPps & Co, Homeopathic Chemists
London, England.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ygNHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION IN THIS
L city
Tuesday, March Il, 1884,

When the following City Officers are to be chosen,
to wit:
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NOR SALE-NEW TwO-SToRY FRAME e.,
4 house, IL rooms with all modern i'm ks;.::
provements opposite State Capitol, on easy k5i,A-
terms northwest conner Tenth and NJ streets In
1uire on premises mr6-Iw*
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-06

NOR RENT-A CENTRALLY LOCATED Ho.
A tel in this city, doing good business. Owner
wishes to engage in other business outside Of Sacra
mento Apply to this office. mr6-1w+
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EcQal Notices.

TFHIRTIETII-ST.-Su COurt.-kdWard
Uncken surviving executor Of the last VIII ana
testament of Peter Rice deceased against Isaac B Fhdu
Fdwarl James the Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY as
RECEIVERS Of the property and effects oil Robert BROWNE
deceased Elizabeth BrOnne deceased, Saah James ana
Edward + James. ,.- ., ,.o.i..-,uo o,,
entered herein June Il, 1867 thG w
signed in said Judgment NAMED VIII sen at pHOo
II AIUsin ay, NV"
Work Civ ON tie "a day January 1884, Of i o'clock nJOn
hy Richard " Harnott aucOneer the following described
All those certain lots pieces parcels q ground and build
ings situate lying and being IN the twentieth aru
OF The City Of NewN and on tho southtr sac o. ll
et bounced containing together iOllOWsi Begin
ming Al a point on sOutherly side 81 IhiTtIcth ST.
distant eastcry, two hundred aud nineyight itet and
seven inches from eastcIy side OF SeyentaNe thence
running eastely along 1hiretht, sNtynve feet thence
southefly, parallel with ScScnthdvc ninety
sght feet nine inches thence westerly parallel with Ilr
with Seventhave, ninetyeght feet aa nino inches 10
Tl~tietbst the point ~ beginning Excepting tLefeTom
one lot OF described premises Tie same being
by ninety eight ioct ana nine
rb deem begnnng two hundred ntnety eight feet and
seyen inches from seventb-sye
O"'0 WV j SANFORD POTTER, Roferos
DANIEL T. WALDEN, plaintiffs Attorney,
80 LiDerty-St, NcW-l Ork C4y.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW.YORK WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN Rf.
alter January 81 trains win leave peSoroASes
COrtandt and West AID Street StatlOnsi
For Chicago suspension Niagara Falls and Bunalo
SPIN. o,o - a.
FOR 5yraGu So and Oneida, $50 a M - p m
UuCa Little Fas Plain, LanAOhAEie, POrt JACKSON
Aust rdam, $50 ll.2O a N; . p N % - ,.
A,any AMI CatskiIl a. go, ll:2O a $780, 1Bl3 p m
Oswegp oneida Norwich sidney, $50 a. m $3.50 p m,
Kingston, Highland, Poughkeepse' g. o5O' lI2o mi
SsT6nfr g $50 ll2O a mi $40, 49, % p. m.
MidilrtOwn, $50, ll:2O a. 4:lO 4:5O, 's.oO p m
sDaiIy. other trains daily except sunday. , ,oo o.,
BufGt Paror Cars $50 and ll;-O a. IN ana ASop y m
PaFloT Bunct Cars Oh $3.50 train for Syracuse aud
Pullman Buffet Sleeping train for Buffalo
Chicago -. , o., tr,t,
Tic and time tables at stations ana nv OtCcs VI
many Jersey CITY Pennsylvania RAILROAD station BlOohS u
No Cuuftst; Annex office, foot Of fuit0n-sti ana 20
eKaIbaye; New.YOrk City, NOS lu2, @O EEil 20 49,
yI6 1873 Broadway, No. onion square 20 90 SS
Nh IDS l25tst, Ptnnsy Yana k SlAtlOh uOOb Oos
hro.sea. At foot 20 tlAndt-st and West A2d.sG
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@uropran Advertisements.
GRATEFUI-CONFOR
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST-"By thorough knowledge OF the natural
which the operations Of digestion and nutrition
careful application OF the 1ne properties Of wese
lected Cocoa Lpp, provided breakfast tables with
. which heavy
doctors bills iudicOus Of such articles OF
diet nsy be gradually built until strong
enough tendency disease. Hundreds OF sub
Tie mladies floating around Us ready 10 attack whcT
there weak point VI atal SHAFT
by keeping ourselves well fortified Win pure blood and
plopeTly u0urished frame. civil service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling milk sold In tins only
~ and NJ by GrOccrs, labelled thus: JAMES EPP5
Co. Homeopathic Cbemista. London Highland.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones for

PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones for
l. Soldiers Graves
OFFICE or NATIONAL CRAETERIEs I
Washington, ID. g., Dec. r. 1888. )
SEALED PROPOSALS IN tTp'icatc, with copy Of this
adv each viii BE- received ri this office
until l. O'Clock noo IueE'ay January - 1874 for furnish
ing 5000 IeadsDues Csa Of American white mar
bic Tor unmarked caves Union Soldiers, under the pro
visions Of Congress Of March 3 1913 ami Feb
Tuary s. 1873. -,
Specifications for the work blank forms Of proposals. and all
necessary Information the subject will De furnished
picaOu ONCE. Proposals required 20 De submitted
supplied for lhe purpose The night - reserved
10 bids Bids should be ndOTsrd Proposals
for furnishing hcadstOnes and addressed the Undersigned
II. n. BATCHELDER. Deputy Y. NJ. Gen, L. D. Army.
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CORPORATION Notices.

NOIICE.--The following menlOnedprOpOsals
~ viii be received by the Department ui DOGS No
.ua ll9 DuaHest, until Friday January H. I77i at ~
Oc0c. m; Proposal building new wooden per WIN
tcDry nfrol thereto at the foot Of West FOrtyiOuGh.
ri "a Proposals for building cl1b bulkead Win ap-
ifc, from ssyenty.nnih 10 Eighueth-st H. aud Tor
feparng existing pier foot Of Seventy nntbst y IL For
full Information the City Recon- copies Tor sale ~ NO. =
CAY Hall
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Dantlnq Araocmics.
Gcdrbcrs.

4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab
y,tc PupiS Families schools Colleges Circulars OF Good
schools with reliable uiOmatOn free 10 parents Skilled
TCaCIels always wanted Application form lOr stamp -
j W SCuERMEIHORN d CO. East 44ih-H'H y. L
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ OF all grades tutors gOvcncsscs lecturers, companions
&c circulars OF best schools free charge 70 those Apy
Ing teachers teachers until engaged T. Mll1lAAi
COYRIERE& CO., 81 East liti.st, Union square
PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman (Amencan),
y an experienced and ssiIl teacher wishes pups AT
us stuv-young gentlemen .aGlOs Thorough Instruction
guaranteed; lifted for college, highest cay I'Ic'I'c'
Address EDU CATION, box No. -, Tribune once
MISS HESSE. Bow est 21st-st, supplies COM
keepers best given parents on choice % So9
References by Hon Hamilton Fish ana c&0ec ENars
GRADUATE of Trinity College, Dublin,
~ who has time to spare is open 10 an cngaeenen9
visiting tutor Highest testimonials and city references al
dress W, Tribune once, y y
A LADY who has some spare time wishes to
~ obtain pupils Brooklyn considerable experience
in pr paratOn Of pupils English Music Elementary frTnch
and drawing PLAIN aud fancy work Address H. o. IrlO
une Once, N y
TTEACHERS -Ladies-French and
i yot al music; French and German, Sauycur method,
American preferred piano; piano aud -nging vocal music
natural sciences mathematics botany and biology Ap
ply to MRS. NJ. J. IOCNGf lllO American anu fOIesH
teachers Agency, q Union square.
TVEACHERS WANTED for VACANCIES
Application form aud circular ireei no charge To- schools
OF families Address NATIONAL sCHOOL SIPfLA BC'
REAU, Chicago Ill
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THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
Il SEW.YOHK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Auangcmcn,s Of trains from ,hambersstreet Depot
So,rbcs To- Bnshamton Elmira and Buffalo sleeping
COACHES To Cleveland. Cincinnati and Chicago
Tor fast jine-Iuluau Sleeping COACHES to Buffalo arriving
725 m Niagara Fails Salamanca 900 III; CleVc,
day Come citing trains arrive Detroit 5:ID IN; Toledo o;-O
yIPardc ylregs Tor the west Solid Train Of
pullman bay aud sleeping Coaches 70 nghluton, Emra,
Bunalo, Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel ana
$40 pul-EmiaIa ant train ior the west
rutherford and Passac go 900 $50 1910 m ~ noon
Sundays $50 lO2o N so $50 pm II midnight "a
bbIO $3.50 81 D $50 1880 SIS 1880 Il midnight sun.
day. $3.50 1920 N LAD $50 $50 m - midnight ,o
Newark and Paterson via Newark 6ij $40 1880 3lO
ago 52o ESQ 73u lOPm and midnight Saturday nights
sigeTI 10 1910 m lI5 $50 $50 $40 sl5 m and IL
Wafwick joam43Opm.
Rondout aud Kingston and Montgomery IN $3.50 p IN
Goshen 500 1920 m $3.50 $50 4:3O pm sun.
Siddieto%n 756 1913 m $3.50 4:3O sI5pm sunday
$50 1920 N $50 m Tie trains N and 49o IN
u Tar yYsrvls S5o 62o m 40 SIS m Sun
Boats 23d quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from 545 IN to 1872 ,s every arV m'nu'''' anu
Tickets for passage apartments IN Drawing Room ana
Sleeping coaches De obtained and orders for the checking
N SS u 2 4oi or S57 Ioi%ay Is7 Wests n T. 40
Courtst Brooklyn, or at the tompanys Dspots ~. -to
'O ii JOIN Y n n AlRBoP Gcnr passr Agent NewYor
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
NvacE 80 10 a IN ! 500 400 $50 j:4O $50 M
II midnight sundays am AID 7:lJ , ~. ,-,u
Nanue, spung Valley and Aonsey 1lO 10 AIN SOU H.
JOHN n. ABBOTT. Genl PassE Agent New.YOrk.
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D0RnEALIN LINE.
CUNARD LINE.

FROM yEw36aE 10 Sh VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NO. 40 NoRTH RIVER -.,oo -
SAirl a ~ Wednesday Jan 10
CEpH I0NIA .......... "Wednesday Jan. - 30 p IN
seem qeI 10 and lr" ali parts Of Europe very low
rates Freight and E.$5 on %i i 2 TO- Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLAN nc COMPANY.
Company pier new so q North Ever foot Of , M9rton-st
AMETl Sii Wednesday Jan
cc cGceks pa 1 sight in amounts suit the BanqnO
For 5s s B& BIBIHS, Agent No G. Bowling Green
GUION LINE. ..-,.,,,,,
~ ro EN d5tGE25 S5H5I52 N 1Hb SiYEHFooL
Leaving PIER 80, n r., foot Toxins Of kine-1 st., In
WIsC6 81 TUESDAY, Jan -
ARIZuN Iu,rd9y' Jan ~ i%9 M
- Tcsa steamer; are buit Of iron Nth waicrgh
sGa are i5 a Ian T'4 b Gy a 5sd aecdae
having bathroom RG atc aG
Dsurg greatest Of all luNurie at sea- perfect yepta
CABIN passage coms to o. 'ateTS ,g $780, $50 and $780,
h6TFISE. 90 - BF0NDWAY WILLIAMS GUION
DArIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
JAPAN, tC;HiI22l,, SEW,zEALAND AUSTRALIA, CEN.
From Ncw-luIk, pier fool Ianai-st ~ X.
For the lsthmus Of Iunama,
cnnnf,tiug fr Contra: and south erica and Mexico
IRON san Francisco. ST and BrIndu sts.
Japan and China,
CITY OF RIO JANElkO sails "Wednesday Jan =, noon
Excursion Tickets between san Francisco ana loEyHaa "
For HOSOIULU. NF&.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA,
ZEALANDIA sails Friday, Jan. -
arrival OF London malls al san tI.iuCls''h
For freight passage and general Information apply at com
pauy's office on the pier, foot tauai--t, y u
H. J. BULLAY, superintendent
rVHE L. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL S. co.
L American line for - Thomas Par, Siaranhrm'
accommodations 81 Iai'A
SIS ADVANCE Cay tain Beers, from Robert stores Brook
lyu Saturday. January I2, L anu Newport News Va
EITSiT " lowell scc'y and Treasurer u Broad 1T
PAUL I. GERHARD q co. III. g. Pass. AEis - ; W 49,.
TTNITED STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
! L SCIENTIFICALLY ~TEANfEIS.-HambuTg-AU american
Packet company, Line Tor PLYMOUTH london and Paris
and HAM jURG SATURDAY steamers 10 HAMBURG direct 49,
NIELAN d.. ThuTs Jan 3 FIR - --.--.l uui- all
RUG Thurs. jan. 10 I@Sl o. Iur' an
Rates: First Cabin, So ana S10i stecragc, Prepaid
stceagc tickets go Excursion ajes greatly Ielucea SEM
"KUNiiAitDT 4 co, Gen. Agts, No 81 RroaLst, y. Y
- b. Richard q co.. Gen Pass Agss, u Il way y y
| WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURH ROC TIE.
! w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
BRITANNIA. cant. Perry -: adfdIy Jan o. ~ a. ~
KEPUIIIC. Can't. lhUr-day. Jan ~ 2n T. IN
G.RMA IC, capt. ie1u"Cy IluI- D. Jan. 49," ~ ~,
4 mr. III co. II.nnlH-s sal dAY. 49, = ". Va
! RATEs-saloon, $50 $50 ana 500 Return tickets On
favorable terms steera5e from the Ola Country 81 ~
/ NewNUrk So. .- ito, III. NJ n, a,
COMPANY oN'o'' ''' - RI. CORTIS Agent
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Sales bD Autlion.

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Fgbthave o. East Fourteenth Unions
200 Third-aye corner FOryscventhsti At the HARLES
OFFICES, NOS LOOT and 1890 ThiTd-ayc, corner One
hundredand.tWenty 1fth.st up 10 p. IN at regular olCe
fi'O. BIlLDEhS.-Iublic sale IN HmaucIp PIMA
4 ofBVTLDING MATERIAL.
The GRANITE FRONT Of the Five Story Building, Nos
3l BIB Chestnut street, 80 feet Mont viii be sJd At
Public sale Of THE PREMISES, WEDNESDAY MORN
ISG January o 1854, at 10 O'Clock.
~ To be removed prior % March ], 1884.
phoo;ype view and Their information be had by ia
dressing NJ. THOMAS & SONS. Anctonetia
Philadelphia Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
Countrp properlp for sale anN 60 Get.
GonrHrn iJroprrtn UanteS-

ADvFPTISENENTs FOR THE NEW.
u VorK TVIRI'NF WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1893 Broadway, corner thirty.
6rstsi until D. NJ and 30S West TNeniy'thld.st corner
Fphirave No. 80 Fast FOurtecnhs corner mon 9paS
20 Thrd.aye corner Forty seven .sti at the HARLEM
EErIGFS Nos. jGOT aud 800 Thirdave, corner one.
up 10 p. m, at regular once
rates.
WAIVED to lease, i'm Wcstchcstcr County,
w April house Of ten rooms with i've to ten acres
cflaud Must have fruit and good water Not more than
twenty miles from CITY Address, stating rent, etc, HOME
No 9-S De KalD-ave, Brooklyn
WILL EXCHANGE nearby property for
southern farm cling other productive property
ROx 1883 New.N OTk.