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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

n
Il Il TLrir.h II. follows;
Drawing attached
m, Special Drawisg groom Express for Rochester
1880 a m Div Express. Drawing cars attached
M, Montreal BIprcss, Dtsvneroom ears attached
Pacific with Sleeping through 10 Chego With
out change. via NJ C. RR, also L. S. 4 NJ \ RR tDNJL
II D. No., Night Express Sleeping attached.
7:I5 a m. 2:iO sud N. Poughkeepsie Trans
81. m. 4:t5. Asd $3.50 .. PerEskill Trains
AMI $50 ~. Sing sing Trains
615 7:Jo 90 ~ IN, J. AIS 3;lo and ll:JO H. lonkers
rain
ga m. to Posghkeepsle Sundays) J. NJ ToUCEY, supt
4
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Ain CIVILIZATIONS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY:

DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
II
Miss THACKERAY'S WRITINGS.
AUTHORS HOUSEHOLD EDITION, ,,v,, o,r
Vol containing TIKI STORY VI hhiN " VIZ
FRIENDS With other Stories ,,p VII tGR ON THE CIrRP
Vol recently issued contains THE EilNk"h Wv i NLFF'
PPoM IN ISLAND and stories and Iv pp VIC
Tts.s include all Of MISS
@ rnb,tsa in the Household Edthon BY speeiA arrangement
With the 'u''0' Cloth. 81 eaeh H.fcaK s2S.
readers OF current literature tnat
~, stories the most charming knd-resh delight
nj and esyivaing-lH. J. B'eSng MAIL
IL
OTIR YOUNG FOLKS FOR 1869.
ng sS octave pages Sled with excellent STORIES Sketches OF
md Discovery interesting chapters OF History valuable papers
an breaches Industry accounts Of Coral Animals and Islands
est besides best reading for young people from
sash winters as Hale. B. Adneb, James Parcn MIA As
M, TrWge Lucy Larcom others equally distinguished Pro
tpsslV illustrated volume Of the most desirable ior hodJ
md Birthday Handsomely bound in Green Cloth Pnee Pn
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e.. POr BY Bookseller Sent postpaid on receipt OF price BY
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Government bonds were firm, and advanced from 10
per cent on the opening sales. There q moderate
demand for investment, and the foreign bankers
purchasers small lots for shipment. AT the close tina
market was firm at quotations.
state bonds were dull New Tennessee 6s sold at 52
North Carolina Special Tax bonds. 40iGIO; Louisiana
Leyee Gs 59. Missouri 6s SCI Connecticut 6s 1907 New
York State Bounty Loan, lo9. Railway bonds were nrm
Central Pacific Is sold at 92l d93. The Western Pacific
per cent gold bonds In active demand, and over
onesxh of the loan already been taken at 90 and
accrued interest in currency. Rock Island and Pacific
sold at 93b ST. Paul Frsts SsE; Columbus, Chcago
and Indiana Central Firsts declined to 73.. Pacific Mail
ranged from SCI sat- closing 5i bid Express shares
strong; Adams sold at 5si; Wells Fargo, 2li
American, IS United states, SO. Western Union Tee'
graph was higher selling at $685..
Railway shares active with general advance in
prices New-York Central largely dealt in and adj
vanced to lsIt The OF the market higher. in
sympathy with the movement IN this stock, and prices
improved from per Michigan Southern North
Western, and st. Paul shares were in good demand.
Reading and Rock Island were steady. Illinois Central
sold mt IIO Cleveland and Pittsburgh 81; Toledo and
Wabash, $50; Fort Wayne guaranteed ST. Chicago Bur-
ngton and Quincy, $50; NewJersey Central 92l; New.
York and New-Haven l8l; Columbus Chicago and In.
diana Central, 24i; Dubuque and Sioux, lOs AT the
second call the market strong small transactions
After the Board the market quite active in New
York Central, Michigan Southern, and Northwestern
common Rock Island and the St. Paul shares dull
but firm. Reading strong at 97S97l. The Union
Trust Company issued about $4,000 shares Of NewYorb
Central and Hudson River Scrip to-day IN exchange For
the issues The Stock Exchange have yet taken
no formal action reference calling the stocks
the Board but it is understood that they will be called
separately as the Company exchange an amount
sufficient to make the daily deliveries The increased
earnings OF the Northwestern Road gave rmer tone
to the Western share list but the market without tho
support any prominent operator At the close prices
were well maintained.
The following the closing quotations OF Govern.
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A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHI CO.'S
N OfFIcl bss been removed % NO lao FHol-st. n Y
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Biographical Of the glgsoU family before during The
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ChaGcelor livingston Edsari nbgstos Gen. Montgomery Gen
Armstrong As0 contains foil account a the BRIT navga.
VIII I've photographic usransi large bTo Price $40
Chancellor Livingstone Copies sent paid
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAWASNA AND WESTERN RAIL-


HewIork foot Barcayst and foot Of Chrs,Opherst
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. Nay TO- 1882
MAIL TRAIN connecting DenUle with BooBon Branch
Chester Branch Waterloo With SUSSEX r. r. for An
dover and Nson Washington With the D. L. and W. r. r. for Water
Stroudsburg ami Great Bend aud all the Lack
and Bloomsbury and Delaware aud HUDSON Rs At Eston
With Lehgh ard SusquehannA r Bethlehem Allentown, hAHeh
Chunk aud Wlkesharre.
Il.0 M LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark Morris
Dover Hakettsowb Washington Phpsburg and Baon
Phpshug With Bel Del K r. for Belydee &c. aud at
Bsou With L. " X r. for Bethlehem Allentown, Mach Chunk. and
Wilkesbare.
4p m SCRANTON EXPRESS Washington With the H.
l. W. Tor Water Sroudburg and Scranton; Dover
with Chester K r. and at Waterloo with Sussex X r.
al aud m 10 SUMMIT and intermediate stations
ESQ., 80 800 and II 0a aud $40 80 $50 o;, s:AS and
HAS p. m SOUTH ORANGE and il.ermedae stationA
ll:iO and $50 to YOUNGSTOWN aud intermediate
stations
$50 p. IN MORRISTOWN EXPRESS
For SBwARK at6JO $780, $3.50 $50 1890 H. 1880 lI40
H. $780, 3o $3.50 49, $50, $780, 6lO $50 7:i5 ei5 and
ll:t5
ami 6;l0p 3 SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
4 A G A
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10i O'CLOCK 4, NJ

IOcn g.. haoc Con 520Cou 81 llu
1880 81 Reg rs lJl 100 $40 Ref 81 ......Ii
| bOO ! q Cosi6
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WANTED-AGENTS, $3.50 per month, TO
w SELL the only GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Price only $s Great inducements
Agents Sewing Machine Of the daymate the famous
Baso Loci Suw do hind Of ~o that can be done on
machusCOOO sold deman constantly Increasing Now he
Agency send o circulars Beware ofinfnugerS Ad
dress sECOMB Co BosoB Mass PbuTgh Pa or 81 Louis Mo-
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long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

L VNN
- slip:
$50 a. Msil train f0F Grsenport
l0O ROn, Glen Cove, Locust Valley, Huntington. and
Norihpor-
3 p. M. Riverhesd Express Train.
p m aosya Glen Cove Locust Valley. Huntington and
HoTthport
~, for North IslIp
p NJ. from Iluuters Point, Jamaica and Hampstead
Al trains couuec, q Branch for Hampstead
SUNDAY RosyB Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington and
Eorthgou, leave Hunters Point at a. m. and p NJ.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE
"REMINISCENCES or AMERICAN POLITICS
AND POLITICIANS.
OPENING THE Missouri CONTEST TO THE
DOWNFALL or SLAVERY.
To which added
MISCELLANIES:
Glitter TCRE AS A VOCATION" POETS AND POETRY"
REFORM AND RRPORNRRS" - DEFENSE
OF PROTECTION" kG, &c.
A DISCUSSION WITH ROBERT DALE OWEN on
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By HORACE GREELET.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
LAsAMPLB OF THB sCOTCHIRISM
~ R Tk THR TINT IsE F HFY 3EaRs
v Ny EARLY SCHOOL DAYS
vi ADIBU TO EEW.HAMPSHIRR
viii MY APPRENTICESHIP.
XII Ny FIRST EXpERiENCE IN NETWORK.
XII. GETTING INTO BUSINESS.
Kill TEMPERANCE IN ALL THINGS
XIV POLITICS,
xvi TRIUMPH
XVII LOGCABIE DAYS.
XVII XVII TIE TaEI TkISSSE'
,XX SoGi1LiSTIC EFFORTS
-XXIL MARGARET FULLRR
XIV XIV b DsS4fH NE MEMORIES Hai" h''
Ky Ky G 0LD zAcE. MILEAGE
XVII G0SGRESs AS IT WAS
Xxx {HEGRBAT AToRS-THR COMPROMISE OF 1850
XXXii EURoPR@TTE WORLDS EXPOSITION
XxxIII. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE WIG PARTY.
NV Xy T THE s sASE Ekx e FoL3ds
xxXy T SEWARP WgED ASP GREEkET
XL TWO DAYS IN JAIL
XIII Observation-Disclosures. lSpsaEsE
KILL RIDE across THE PLAINS SS;,,
XVI THR SIERRA EBvADA-THB YosBMrTE-THR BIO
T Xky THE EReT5Y OF Rkh
XIX SRCBsSTON-HOw CONFRONTED.
L. OUR CIVIL WAR1ACTUAL AND POSSIBLE
Lii WHITING HISTORY.
~ MsCELLANIEs.
LITERATURE AS A VOCATION
REFORMS AND RRPORMERS.
SUNDAY LBCTuRING "REMINISCENCES
a DAYS RIDE ~ MANN
VISIT R Fho 1if Il f IE GSA'Hi~
MARRIAGE AND DIvORCB Discussion between Horace Greeley
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TUESDAY, Nov. lc-P. ".

TUESDAY, Nov. up. ".
Gold sold at 127O127i, and closed at l27.
The steamer westphala took ont $4,000 in specie The
Government sold 100000 Gold to-day the bdsfO which,
amounted to g. $4,000 ranging price from 1860 to
1o7 % The following we're the awards:
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READY ON WEDNESDAY AT 10,

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CONTESTS:
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THB UNESTABLISHBD CHURCH
CRIMSON, BLUE, AND GOLD,
THR FoCI OF THE SOCIAL ELLIPsE; Or, THB RELATIVE
POSITION OF MIN AND WOMEN
MEMORY Is IMMORTAL,
DUMB GUIDES TO THE POLE
SKETCHES IN COLOR
RBCOLLBCTIONS OF CHILDHOOD, -,
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At S5
Perkins f. Leypoldt
q. p. PUTNAM & son,
66I BRoADwAT.
MARION HARLAND'S NEW NOVEL.
RHSH .sSoI g a iR' sSS e FHss
81 So
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Situatiuns Ianttb- -ftmalts.
Situations 1lantiN- -@Ialts.

eSIIWlIIUII5
POSITION WANTED-1n n Banking,
N Goyernment STOCK Gold House by man member oil
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both has experience the above business since
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merit The advertiser prepared receive proposals from any enter
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week u. J. WHEELER Providence. r. l.
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M situation i object than the salary hrsteass refer
.lces given Please r. r. Box lO9 Tribune Ohce
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1863.
Passenger Station Newlok Of TweuyeVenht and
Fourth.svc. Entrance u Twebtr.seyeuthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NBW.YORK,
Por New Haven and Bridgeport (BI) ll:J0 l25 BIl ,
tn 3:45, $50. $50, and . (BID m.
For Milford stalfor Fairfield Southport and we'tpOr T. II 30
IN. J:l5 $50. aud $50 p. m.
Norvalt. BLl 9 loo l2:l5 CBrl OH 3:tS,
A5O (EIl, ssh, $50, aud (BI.l ?. m.
For stamford T. (ELD O. 1880 a l2:l5 (RI) 25 (EI
3I5 iJO (Er), 4.t5. $50, $50. 7:l5. (EI.l p.
For Greenwich . 1850 2:l5 345, 415 $50 ESQ., 73
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at g IL % 2l3
345 40 $50 $50 i;l5 and 8.20 IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston, via Springfield, M. (BI J. tRI) 8pm.
For Boston, via Shore Line l2l5 (BH p IN.
For Hartford snd Springfield (RI 2;l5. (BIl
For Connecticut River Railroad BI l2l5 to Montreal
Up. m. to Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fshk Railroad (RL) l2S
p m.
l2l5. B. 8 p.
For Canal Railroad A. and 500 p TO WILLIAMSBURG.
For Iiousstonc Railroad, 3 a IN, and p IN
Por NAugatuck Railroad. 8 A. m, (BL }, $3.50 p m
For DAnbuy aud NorNalk Railroad 2lSand $50 and
with train from No~Ak 20 Danbury,
Por EewCauaan Railroad, l2;l3 4!jO aud 3:3O
ndsnA
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WHO.
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This cOeOn OF the series Of articles 0hguAy published
The York Ledger bearing the title "Rscoectons
BUSY Life revised aud rewritten the authCr aud enriched
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but all uGen Of the times We live in forming
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rey shared intellectual and political phases through
which gone during the past thirty Of Intense vitality
the best Indication OF their nature ehen DO
write Anythog else into which shall pntso
thought RooOCaG give, with small reserve NY mental
history" .
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fler systematic exposition OF Political Economy
STANDPOINT and do not expect henoeioFih 70
print ghsegeE III then my friends Viii accept
ibe which conclude this volume part my mental biography
respectfully prefer this book account OF all OF myself hats
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VIRGINIA
Posr opFIeK DEPARTMENT,

,PosT 0pEIoE nBrARrMgsr,l
Proposals. will be receive Al the Contract CGee
q this Department until \ o'clock y, IN. Of Jniy
6s mails Of ths United si&tos rom 3 sspSmbssr
1902, % jane % lS7l, on the following routes u
SHii$tss RAJ, S Sna sItiys. tsIsS p,siSs% .,I sr
RyisR's' 10 hisfsiafSs equal to 3, Sas' oss ass W.
Lave SSss alss hS!.ss 90 wee
Arrive at HicEsTOrI tuesday aud Saturday y by
'' riSS 8.sa ras'f HssS SII,. R 10 Las Ss s
PrSHsss % @Gs Saa 6fSE Snss week
fsriyssrs f5ryy, stIS Lr0a 6a e t@ rr2ai;S by iaP
Tap TIS3 Blossom iiiitto KSott': isisHd' ii miles
Leave BlQ,sOm mi Wednesday at loan
fssSs Raatt isiasa i.t1RS %HSgns.5SEn " n,sYw
1a f:oS .s:isrS sIH o B ShS Depot 10 mile.
Leave HisEsicTd HSsI Saturday GHSE stsam
Anlye4t RylGud'S . Depot by 70 IN
Arrive al HsEsiogrSdr % gSrSs by iii'1aaA' Z + n' pm
"H FIST s9,sTST sTSGSTpGS PsPS PS NM
LssysSrse9wosa Dsge! Monday. THURSDAY
fSsbs. aoaSlyg "a RAqr.day aud sat,
Arrive At Greenwood Depot by loan 30.
iT23 From Jonesyille, by white ShOAls, White Oak
spIingF, Alanlhus lIill, lrenn, } Rob Camp
and Poyell,s Riyor, to Talewsll, SJs miles
Lave sSS eytSs ySas.SfIls Sp1S Is.SS.,d.y IsSSHs 7.m
Arrive At Takowell by 7pm l..,l
Leave Talawell TIM Isday at7am b.
Arrive at J0nesyillS by p IN,
For forms OF proposal, guafantee, aud certificate,
and also the nstructlUnssH to tho eondIt 10 DO
tisement Inviting proposals for carrying the malls
In yiIgina, dated Ortobrr ~, lstG, aud January q
llfl, To he Iau nd In the n . tutinAl M allrNa
Bids should bu addrnspgd u tho Second AsyiS.
ant Postmaster General " gupeTseTibsd "PrO-
JN0, A. 0REsWELL,
il9'lAWtE Postmaster General,