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Amt of Debt less Cash in Treasury 2,oa 45S vs5 o5

The foregoing is q correct statement of the
public debt. as appears from the books and
treasurer's returns in the Department, on lst
Of September, 1861. -
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TIE WHITE HousE.-IA very large n lumber
OF visitors wereat the Executi ve N su.ion this
morning, many OF whom, we're females. In the
forenoon tho Preeidenta WAS buaily engaged,
and received bat lev. This a1tSFnoon nurS
ger had an interyieH. ANefg when was Gen,
James b. Stsedman. s0eAs GxAnt was vita the
Executive this morning.ldRa szaa ysisg aa
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ORDERED SoUrH-Major and Breyet Colo.
mel J. II. Taylor, Assistant Adjutant General
headquarters Department Of Washington, has
been relieved from duty here and assigned to
duty In the Second District, under General
Candy, with permission to delay 90 days Ooi
Taylor is son.in.law OF Quartermasta,
General Meigs, and has been Adjutan. Gene.
raj OF the Department Of Washington for the
past i've years, having been with Generals
Heintzleman, Augur, and Candy. He is IN
excellent ofdcer, and by his gsntlemanly man.
mer towards every one havfng business with
the ONCE, he has'won many friends.
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Iow Is THE PROPER TIME
q! n y II
HOUSES REPAIRED.

: nVUEGS
That they may be tenantable during the winter
season. Have your smoky and diiapidated9 chim-
ness put in order, broken Hearths and Pavements
repair, freacberous Walls undo rpinned and prop
er, secured, stained and dingy Brick Fronts nicely
cleaned down TEy WHIT Y 8. - so 90
RYsON A.MURPHY. BRICKLAiER ;. q
Will give prompt attention to all orders his line
lett ut 222 street. between 2oth aud 2lst, or ut
the star or Post Office ~ fss3 ~ = ~ sc
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~ Mr.. Gorham, the Union candidate for
Governor Of California, ~ only thirty -four
years OF ase-the age Of Governor Low when
he received his nominauon for that chair
which he has filled With such honor to h,rnseuI
and service to the State Surely aYouns
America has no caused 70 complain of lsekol
appreciation on the Pacific cost, ca q ssts 2 :.
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POTOMAC SHAD ROE,
POTOMAC FAMILY SHAD,
POTOMAC ROE HERRING,
All put up in the best mar ner #E-s
n. W. BURG HE'LL.
SEA under Ebbitt House. cor. Hth and SITS
MAYORS OFFICE,
1vl WASHINGTON. q. O., Sept. 4. 1857
0Proposals will be received at the Mayor 3 Office
until II o'clock SATURDAY. the l4th instant for
grading and filling street north. from 7th street
west to 14th street west, much thereof as the
Mayor may order.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grazing. and but one price to be paid for cutting or
flling-that which measures the most. .
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
j. yONDERLEHR
SEA WI INTEL COm'r Second Ward.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day, were S972, 1890.
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STOCK, LEASE, AND FIxTuREs FOB \, 4 1 SALE z 2
O0fthe well known Establishment OF MADAME
PRINCE No. 21 Market Space, A good OPP -
portunity for any one wishing 70 go intoanI
Establishes business, as she is deferMinedrto ~
retire II no customers present themselyes for
the stock entire, the present season VIII bs. her
last So her patrons viii And Il TO their great al
fanfass e ea e they re9n1se any artic IN - u
HATS FOR THE FAIL TRADE. Il 3 ~
The latest and ,mrost approved Style of GenAl
flemen's DRESS HATS for the Fall trade now
PartIcuisr atteption Is called 70 the Broadway
Also. nov and desirable shapes in Felt, for ypung
l''''. a' Apo o0 s' 81 sTINEMEfz. Halter,
/ SEW 234 Pa. ave-. I'd door from 18th st:
|rTHE OF LEIGH HUNT;
Is 81. RuskiB's Political Economy Of Art; 81
Tales Of the Colonies, by Charles Rowcroft; 81
!,omessie Stories by satheI q ...Jchn Hsl.tsx e
Edncttibn ,hy Harriet; n rtinssni nesrbreok,
.by Harriet Martinean; 81 Gaskell's Life of Char.
'lotte Brorte; 81. ytllette.. by Currer Bell; 81
Jane Eyre, by Currer Bell; 81:
se3 FRANGk TAYLOR.
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auSvbt shephe rd' Book Store.
VAdLJTkANBHhkE ~ NRHoXEn RaRSRERTf THE
STREET RAsT NEAR THE NAVY YARD, AT
PRIlATE SALE.-The subscriber will sell, at
n hasns 81 lot Ne
With depth OF l0S feet on III street, with the i'm
Brick
buildings Title warranted. For further particu-
ISAAC HERzBERG, street, No. 351.
au 0-6t between ~ and 9th streets.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, PRESS BRICK
a. a. EnRs0NT. good location Apply at the
EURNIsHED ROOM-A good.sized ROOM
private family, 4Ou New York avenue. Refer
ences REQUIRED. - - - au 29-ets
EOR RENT-A large and desirable HOUSE,
souri avenue, between ID and aSs streets inouirs
at No. SO Missouri avenue, for terms, &c.
qkkdH4 hARsa er uSrgaSIsasn
she Patent Once. Inquire within au Aim '~
EOR RENTAL $40. aST0RE ROOM, No. 1875
put IN complete 'fd'f s ssis sn aHrcALr
sul.tf New YORK ave ant and 18th street.
EOR SALE on RENT-A Two-story FRANZ
= HOUSE, with eight rooms and Kitchen, No.
nol Markst fsTssa nsss 1ss q
ltrssn, GeOrgetown. D. G: iyll:f 4
EOR sALk-7A comfortable KESIDENyE fcs 8
family In the town q, Cambridge, 70.
ss
han who dssrss cosicrtsSis home fer s: kniIy,
ESers nes
sSity ths Gspe,tunity e rsrs one enc nrapey vss
rers' my ls-tf
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STEAMBOATS, aRo YsilroaSs.

TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD Pare Dollar Steamers leave Feck slip New
Haven AZ 35 end II p. connecting With lie Railroad
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ROBERT DALE OWEN BEFORE THE srmTUALIsrs.

ROBERT DALE OWEN BEFORE TIE SPIRI1UALISrS'
The Hon. Robert Dale Owen delivered an
address Sunday morning before the Society OF Pro-
ressye spirtuasts at Hall in East Thirteenth
st. large and interested audience vas present MI.
Owen began his remarks By SAYING that there two
WAYS Of arriving at truth-Oue by theonAng IN our
closets what Is possible on Impossible ana me othef
by going into the world and studying actual Rnenom
ena To nd out what fact and what nction Inc nrss
az these Is called the deductive principle; the lat
ter the inductve or Baconlan' ana me one me no
his remarks the simple statement OF some spiltua
istic evidence. Many inventions anI discoveries wmen
are now we'll known thought quite lnpossDle.
The Atlantic Telegraph railroads and the ia OF aero
lites were examples OF how discovery mas 1hpr0le1
theory Tho sneaker mentioned the story OF the sailors
nother who would not believe his stories 81 whales ana
fyngsh but accepted his account OF having pShed up
an anchor, because 10 agreed with the BLDG;
and said IL was expressive OF popuiar, rea Ss
mist Inc based upon spiritual evidence Most history ~
not reliable. aud II is important that our evidence shou1
he authentic Mr. Owen related his first experience OF
spiritual manifestations in which message was written
In very extraordinary manner and said mat TINS was
on our own aud superior H. He also gave several In
trcstng accounts OF later manifestations and nstanced
snId LEDGE ~ rock aud from trees, being beyond
deception lie quoted Prof. Faradays Jnagmeht upon
sprtualism aud criticised It's logic The fact tnas
n person has an educated Judgment don't dspr0ye the
evidence Of senses III an advocate III court snoA
adopt tho reasoning Of men OF science toward Sphua
ISM aud apnly Il IN OF legal evidence he would
very soon be- told that that was not law MI owen tue
reviewed the subject Oh splsuhh, Srean mentions
quoted several eases OF warnings ny dreams, ' :
by ir Abercrombe aud Sir W. Scott The conclusion ne
drew from these that while dreams were evidence OF
Spiritual Guardianship, by no means looNeu tnat
we're to believe all Of them in place Of our own Judgment
lie concluded by giving detailed account 81 sprtusi
manifestation made 20 a relative Of NJ. Bach, tue com
.or i'm Paris which made such sensation short time
ago Mr. had the parties aud invest ths
Thoroughly He illustrated his remarks by phot
ouhs a nd cIrcnmstantial evidence lie alsOgaNe an IT.
siration In proof that affection can be shown by de
parted friends toward those they have LETT Dehh ann
said that was important that we should study anu Carc
tuv confirm all evidence about spiritual matters ana
ended by quoting the words of Gamael in reference 20
The Anostes that il was wisest let them alone Tor
they mere wrong they would fail OF themselves but
right opposition would only benefit Them
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. Disc
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship octor,rO ReynOd Baltimore W. p 9,,
NS Bat Or Copeland LysIpso Iyi sSsI Bros w.S 81
S. P P.d DsRIoS % sT R:2 f't1 S'a "'
Bsrs La Cnens Wheeler Bsrseiles James Henri,
B lt S'S'. S' B.sio aaila &C Cork p Ss
rs Firm ( DEXTER Palma MAlerea cradi uSR 9'a, C.
Brig wih Horse MCombeI yssnea Spss , ns'as 70
Eg A1SS . Is'e s,,S cq,1, :s M %'' wsIS Co.
schr Anna Gsna (Pss Filter Queenstown tor orders "''s
scir Alma CBr) McDOuaa St. Johns N p. Geo II Brewer
Sclr Emma Davis 81 stephens O. Borien
steamship Per r DucIsue a. aud Brss, 2d VITA
steamship Abemas Bourne. RehnOad and Norfolk With nd'e sa4
pI;; 10 Il ps MS.' F.sss e. Ps,d.ph
Steamship ssShsitsn wcodla charss,ou Nov o. WITH d.. saz
passed steamship Ey B. soud Ghsrlss,eo nson
ss a asi: 9sd dS SoSaS VIVA hui Of steamship
s'sa p fi's %o CO. N' n s va S% @ %
passing Csps Nov % t 30 81 long Il s passed
Steamship SissaTa BaEemaa Richmond Norfolk With nd,.
steamship Neptune BsieT With mde and pa.a VILLAS
steamship wsmsutsa Fish NsrBedod with .ud pass
ship Dsaic Marcy COf Portsmouth, n Ross Manila July sA
sugar ard hemp 20 master Passed Ansr Ag " Cope Of SocS Hop.
of the Highlands Nov 49, bat ha 10 stand Of in consequences Of &
Brs ettis of1iverpoo 50 Ralph Oh I.rbor Jam Nov vita
fus aud oseood to A. D. solomon sailed nun % LaIno hon
She night 0b bn, compelled ~ haul OF on account Of THEA
weather.
schr Forerce Tuner Graves Rusian Oud via ToTusa vita
pass VIM Brown 60 Put into TOtGgAl on
account winds and heavy and remained days
Sf PeATso Grant GeOTgeosn d. c. 10 daTs With coal To-
Hohosen.
Schr stephen Morgan Davy Baltimore days With coal
Scnr. Y. l. /. Marth Georgetown d. c.. With coal
Schr Ciarsss Allen. Hill Norfolk days, With WOOL
Schr Minnie Kiuuie. Craig PHILADELPHIA or Bosom.
Schr Thomas Clyd-. Scul. Philadelphia foE Boston.
Sclr g. Wellington ChpmaB Padepha with coal os BosisA
sehr Mary Louisa, Gaskel, washington u. g.
SPOKEN.
sbr Conservative from Apaachcol' ior Nov 20 in lat q H.
long. - 20 ......
Sshr g W. Grace from Domingo for Baltimore Nov p lat 2 n
long. Is 20.
zach. Gsey bound Tor KEY Dec 2o Cape IIatter.s
Light bearing NV by W.
DISASTERS.
TspleY Capt Perkins from Bangor M SNorf,
with lumber Newport haroor the st'T o.
FRIDAY night wrecr Besve Tail sud beme total loss ice
crew ~ burden and va oui At brookas
Ne, IA l55@
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dec a-Asei steamship Gaaeus, from New York bhs
Msl4Vaska, from CTousadt
FOREIGN PORTS.
H,fy.r 2te steamship China Liverpool arrived here
morning. sailed for Boston a. 10 clock where 'ns
will be "a o Tuesday evening
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Taylor Mr. Band Mr. and MCheney Mr. ard Mrs Ellis Mr and Ma
Ellis Dir and Curtis Ma Wtshburton Mr. and h Crochs
Mr. and Mira Cotenet Mr and Ns Herring Mr. and Mrs Wdemau
Mf and Mrs L0taId three children aud Mr. BarfAn, MN
Blum. Miss Miller Mr. Belwin Daror Mr. Maassr Missionary
N Marug M sud Mis-, DosehsuI Mr. ard Ars Co Mr. and Ma
Inbbnn, Mr. and Mrs yiemn M and MA Lehros Mr. Car1
Mr. BaIbss Mr. Mles Mr POweb0D Sir Magnify M BFupe s
Chaed h GLyO Mr. Chore Mr. II Missionaries sister
81 Charity Mr. GOurer Delgaio F0weuger M and Mrs
HoRger Mr. Strauss. Mr. aud MIRA Ernest Me W0nIFOn Mrs
Begrd ADD children Mr. de YeauH Walls NJ Budioa Capt.
Johnson Nj sad AF Conerse Miss Cpod, hr sad Ma Vail Ne
keu Mr. Hermann h WEhl Mr. Gombrch. Mr. Sim Ar Bsrsw,
Mr. chnSs Miss Hug M PoriesLre NJ Msnad M CLip Nr.
Bnrkam
FROM CHARLESTON Dee 2In steamship ManhatsnJOhn Perk
val George Mercer Henry Young q. SRmmee Henry Arnold,
10 the Stsertga
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0rtan Steamers.

Cttan Steamers.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
~ OPPUStrON TO MONOPOLY
CALIFORNIA,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
Toe elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA...... Capt J. W SMITH,
will be dispatched b She North American steamship Comp4ny
SATURDAY, DIG. H. AT NOON
ar5n PEI No % North River, foot Of Waren-s-.
Connecting NJ Panama with the new fast steamship
OREGONIAN...... Capt 90 SUTTON,
SATURDAY, JAN. l. 1903.
Steamships having built and fitted er us trade
that UNSURPASSED Tor kLEoANCE or
COMFORT
To be followed BY the fAvonte Steamship
NEBRASKA 81 ARAGO
S-onuec,ng at PAbauA with the Steamship
II AMERTCA
Pot Passage Freight apply D. y. CARRINGToN Agent
No III Westst. Of Narfen-sL n 7.
CHARLES DANA viee-Fresdens. WA II WEBB, President
80 81 Erchange-p lsce. y. Y.
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p1SSENG FRS ARRIVED.

ooou RRgsT AND HAvRE Dec 2-ln steamship Perers-
FhVh Ssm.n C,ry,y Catana Mr Barrore and servant "
MI D. Dnbus Miss Buerhaus Mrs Elen Geoghegan,
RAY ~ - t, Nj, proper Mcdonald Mr Poncyuon Mr Car
cab"r Mr. IsIandrs M and Mrs Lougres sn ssid M H no
a. A. R.i,isue Mr aud Mrs Smith, Judgc Horn MI Siaget
H. nd Mir. Jones and chdrcn Ms Bremore. Geege and J
i' auu @ ~ g ns,emoe and MIRA ChorD Mr Raguel anu
rsirsn Mr. smith IT, rOsheiner Mrs Doeens Ma SPSrs @
~ ~ Rr,tr NJ aud Linimann Mrs OTIS and iimiy az An
A., VA, And family nme FiluI NJ Nertheimer MT a y
s .j aehsa aud servant ML aRd Mrs AMI Ass tTea"' v -
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1890

Total -. 3Vpn ooo .,.c,,,,. 20.
l9566l which is remarkably good The games Hero
played upon a second size carou table Aiter hs c"n
clusion OF the match Mr.. Carne gave an ehhlton Va
fancy shots which gained much attention anu alpaus-
The following were the rious Keats shown l. wi
shot the length OF the table, ehectng cIO inc D1il
first PLAYED ON being within an inch OF the cue o, ~
The same shot eflectng carom, after strlkhg inc
cushion at tile far end OF the table ana ret.II S
combined follow and draw shot. T. Play on the iAf
cr.hon ard strike the ball Its return, putting to
oroe hoist IL and eifecting carom IN the near emu
- r. tsble s. The complex draw around na.-
- hmm shot Carom ball on the table, theh On 20
h,il on a hat. T. Jump shot. Carom on oa Ian.
the hat held two feet from the table; o h SI
Int Carom on ball the mouth OF oo'' az.
Play against far end Of table, strike tIe pan V
ratnrri earOm on "A ball against the righI manu- -
near tIe FAR end, return without touching cusnVu a
carom In left hand corner 10 fIacS AZ p 80.
~ AT near end of table, strike them on III IaP'u sue
cesson so that they shall traverse the taDe &
bof times and lodge within given space IN inc lar emu
This feat must course. be enecteo Wi1VuS any COZ
isIon OF the balls IL The masse shot hal lehgth oe
table return and carom. II. Ditto taxing TWO eushios
and caromng masse, traNershg the "a ~ NSS'
inmp over cue at inches from table, return under cue
ynd carom IA start a ball on its travels around the
table mnss6 aud carom the fret bal nc the far end
az the table while stil IN motion. This "a Ver- Vlv
Drisiug shot.
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RIrTIARDs-CoNCIUsION OF THE CARME-GAT-
RAUD MATCH.

The match between FfOIs. NdIIHt anu UdY
rand al the game, was concluded on SATURDAY
Inv the decisive victory OF Carme IN game OF 80 points
MIR Gayraud played with poor success, aud not 50 Wen
as previous OCCASIONS. Inc AOno"inS - 'n0 0'N "
a match
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STEAMBOATS, anS GaiIruaSs.

STEAMBOATS, anS GaiIruaSs.
DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY, and all
pSa Wet snd North in connection siih Hss-fot Central
heassear AID satoFa Al Albany sud susqsehaBus RroadL
steamer DkhWi CAPTAIN s. J. Roc.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY
Steamer ST. JOHN. Captain w. ". Christopher
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
att m, from Pier No al North iLrsf foot Of Canalet
lieAss sod 70 al points and baggage checked dock
CHANGE OF H0UR.-The New Haven Trans
~ portslon Co.'S Steamers viii kAe Pier 80 Is Rat Rre dT on
AID sr MONDAY Nov at H. instead heretofore saur
dar nisht ., y o'clock A. usual
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL,
n ROADS On and after MONDAY. Nov r., 1851 t,s. %,
A6any and Troy Connecting Sh Northern ADD Wsiiern n s
SL n. EIyrsn Hrd,on River Railroad TAra,,s. ana
TsuhAv, through Suspension Bridge Without
and Troy with hlt SattogA Rutland BuIbr
0 the North
EIpreI Hlson River Railroad connecting At Al
bsnJ the West. anil Troy r thu North
If Express train via Harlem Railroad ,rfb,t asl
Fouhve connecting Chatham with Railroad Lebanon
Srnngs Psfeh he Albany wb Western trains 81 Troy x
trains for Saratoga Rutland BuTlneion. aud
?: BIpreu Hudson River Railroad eonrectirg
Abspy With WeEen trains and Al Trey with trains for AoatA vita
teening attseheS
With Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Pshed ke and
bipy with sssrn tanG Sleeping attached AbsnJ.
Hudfon sleeping
he BnaO and Suspension Bridge without change
A5o sleeping ever DAY excepting SAtnvs attached ou
Eeviork through Ogdn'ng without change Rome W and o.
Railroad Connection FOR IFoT will Be made East Albany Thi tran
will kupdIys
II D m tram via udsou Railroad with teeriuy attached
ALBANY with trains for BuaAo and Brdgs
AID al Troy with train. for Saaioga .sd poiut' North
will Railroad rom New Tori
Poughkeep intermediate kewforf A.
Returning lssT PeuEhfssSns srnvsg h'"'fsrf Al
Also Sunday train Harlem Railroad leaving sseouds
aud arriving MlerlOn $40 Retaining hs0n
81 4~ p n ATn'ing al Asw orr A. ~ ~ vpp,1 VI, Did,.
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mtuituI.
ARE YOU NERVOUS7

ARE YOU NERYOUS7 o,. IN -,
~ SICK Drsnspur CoGsrmpugr Depon1eti 1loomy, inA
Troab Sacda Hope,ssi l. NE hure s world dren "ss''
tVo 80, Ma Woman, yoh ma pei
49,, s5 ysry .rc discover aud ny Is remarkable
I tsp Tor circular concerning The 70 Boston Mas hoi
-, 80 y ~ DR RANDOLPH. Nerve Specialist
AJFDICAL ELECTRlCITY-A New Discoy-
WI sr-Dr BOWIE DOps announce. 70 The pubic has ins
Currents iuiieiousy sppcd will the Ttfous hh
M bDm,n bgs are Afflicted ~ doubt this, let them
III "A h. op No. Iss ST. Bookyn and test ~ Dr Do
2s ,e, ,ruerenc. the battery medically audh ay
r ~, fsoorery application Of electricity TO disease Tn
,,.rto, Nth vegetable ees most certain TO cure La
,i Nv Mr. Dr. Bsa Odc, hours from 10 celocf M 10 fp
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rses....... 1901 Sun Ses... Moon Ses....t.H
Hish
SandT Hook Morn Go,'s isand Hell
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
rangemtn-CLsnge Of Tme-LeIve Jtmssslp; m, Msn
train for GrcsBDou and ali ssssonI connecting Ansos With
Cove ard Hampstead II Sosset passenger tfsb
snd all wsysiatonG m, REpre" usn for River liead m
SrOsset aod Glen passenger and al vssont
ga HempsteI passenger train and for North sp Sar
days only. .,-.- ,,
Iuntsyt Point as 40 D. take effect Nov. 4, 1851
l. ID. BARTON SuBednisaatnh
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EOR PHILADELPHIA and LONG BRANCH.
Il -RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAlLBOAD-From Pier Ma
81 foot Of Duanst North River A. NJ RIpres. Line for Pals
dsphis, &c At FOR Toia's River Long BrADeh, &c
Pare 70 Philadelphia only o.
KeriOk-BIprss Line from Ninest Ferry Pbisdephs
7A5a
Fss Pght Line Pbilsdephh direct leave,
Pier % % FeafliDg Camden Returning from Phis
deyhs no $40 North DelAWsr.sTel at Rate. low
w. s. SHEDEN Co.. Lessee.
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
IneS7 SUMNER ARRASGRMESr lss1
COMMENCING JUNE :. 1891
Passenger ssHsS EeEIort Tvshiysev,nt iAd F'aA

Passenger States EeEIorf Tveny,v.nihTt As P'arA
LEtrlhee SeniTterentett
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
Ter EswHs and Bridgeport 100 500 OH nN - l1D
HI), 400 RIl AS 80 and 90 (Rr) L.
Ior hiorc sisiord FIse Southport and WestPo 100 lilo
a n. AS 40 -
For Norraf 200 CRr) 800 n Itls CsLl 400 9TH
-" w., ' 6Ste si 4o % 500 iio5 IN AS t3,snpm
EOr Stamford 100 400 Krh 800 l H. l2l9 tBLh as 3m
Bx.), AZ 40 OH, 80. pa. $50, 800 tELl p -.
Foi Grs.nvieb and rsneass slaugas 7Og sOo lNL AZ
49, ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
Hsr BOstOs Via Springfield, 500 m RIl 100 FLl 1wpa
For Boftou Shore Line l2l5 (EI.), 400 p
For Hartford and Springfield 900 tRLl AIS 400 OH q"
For Connecticut River Railroad tOOA CRLl l7isp MOa
Tor HShiorI PsT1spss ssd Y,sIn Rro, 500 BLJ n Els
Pm
Fo Hrta EsvLopdOt and s,oniAIoS Rrsa Al zoe ~
his 500, 500
Tor Csntl Railroad 1915 .. n 10 EorihAnrtsA
For Hou,stonic Railroad boz a m. OF
For Nsusstuek Railroad. eco m. 40
Der Uaubur and korNAt Railroad. 200 Ao0 a. n, NNp
CsunSdsaI Sleeping Cara attached 70 500 p n ish .,.
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Situations ManitS fmlI,s.

Situations 0lanif0- ftmalts.
A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN
~ wishes situation Tor general HOt SkWOK has TIE bet Of city
Apply Mrs ALI No - sonst Room No ~ ons
week
NVANTED-A SITUATION by first-class
w CHAMBEBMAfD And sEANSTgkSSt has gooi C fithceA
Can he seen for two days At Ne. 7i5 10, POriieihs q
A NUMBER of well recommended German
~ GIRLS Situations for GENERAL HOlSEWORK, A. a. Ms
IOWES Servants NJ l7tton a. insa Bnser
A IL Respectable Families. Boarding Houses,
~ ,d Hotels supplied sith s SkEN ANis from ~ nsioas
Hleefler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The National Trust Company Of the City of New
York. at No. $50 Broadway, capital one million dol
lars Darius r. Mangum President receives deposits
of money in large or small amounts and GllOns four
per cent interest daily balances subject to check at
sight The capital is divided among over five hundred
Shareholders, comprising many gentlemen of large
wealth and financial experience who are also person.
ally liable to depositOrs for all obligations of the
Company to double the amount Of their capital stock
The Company will make loans from its Deposits and
Trust funds on Government Securities, State Stocks
and City Stocks of this State but permitted to
DISCOUNT or deal IN COMMERCIAL oRBUsISEss paper,
and by its charter no loans can DO made directly or
indirectly to any trustee officer, employ6 of the
Company.
Individuals, firms, and corporations keep ac-
counts in this institution with special advantages of
security, convenience, and profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-09
Vermont dalrr. coinmen 20

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, bo'cLoCK.-The mar
ket for Mess Pork lower and dull sales Of bOO hb NJ
t2i 3i af2l 40 cash aud regular. Lard 10 ulnF hedi
| 10 limited I'M CONSEQUENCES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-09
prCrIpTS or pRODVrF.

Dec 7-i2O,6 bbls. Flour 655 bbls. Whisky, 293 bbls
Corn Meal 4G3 sacks Corn Meal 1885 bush. Whea2Sil9
bush Corn 1882 bush. Oats 40 bush. Rye 1870 bush
Malt 1912 bush Peas bush Barley, 5y9 pkgs Beef
lOlG bhs Pork pkgS Cut Meats, 4gs pkgs Lard 100
kegs Lard a. Dressed HOgs. $50 pkgs TallOw, 1867 bbs
Petroleum. 400 pkss Butter io2 pkgs Cheese 200 Dds
Eggs.
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday Dee 7: 0l cars OF Cat
tie do HOGS 81 do. sheep do. Horses, do Calves
Total 400 ears Increase over last week u ~ cars