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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

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building is progressing in Cambridge
City. -
The PALLADIUM is for sale at the
bookstores.
Commons mill, near Cemtreviiie, is
being repaired.
Several tenent houses are to be built
coon In Cambridge City. SC @
Mr. VIM. A Bickle preached at Bos-
ton, Sunday before lass.
For change in mail times, sec Mail
Table in another column.
Mr.. Thomas Hutchins. of Williams
burg. has removed to Illinois
Mr.. Lewis Jones. Of Centreville, is
confined to the house by sickness.
A new tribe OF Red Men is about to
be organized in this city.
The Board Of Managers Of the Home
Of the Friendless' met yesterday.
There is . prospect Of the skating
park being re opened this winter.
Newport, in this county, expects to
have lodge of Free Masons, soon.
DIR. Hibberd and Mr. A H blanchard
are on their way to Palestine.
Anna Dickinson and Olive Logan are
on the docket as Lecturers, this winter
The dedication of the new school
house at Cambridge is expected 30 take
Mr.. f. H. Winchester, formerly OF this
city, has purchased the National Hotel,
indianapolis.
1t is the intention to finish Russell's
building, on North Fifth street this,
fall.
IN Wescott moved into his new line
Grain Elevator, on North Fifth street
yesterday.
Hon Oliver T Jones, County Com
missioner, is reported recovering from
his illness.
A series OF meetings were held last
week at the Catholic Church in Cam
bridge City.
The description Of the Churches Of
issue.
A little boy named Wilson fell into
the new fire cistern at Centreviile, last
week, and broke his leg.
A son Of Mr.. Joseph Kane, Of Centre
vile, received fractured leg by fall
from a wagon recently.
The publication Of the Centreville
Chronicle has been suspended Bird.
You don't say SO!
y new furniture factory is started at
Centreville. by Mess-s. Wm. and A. Full
ghum and Elbrecht.
Thanksgiving services will he held in
the Babtist Church at eleven O. clock,
on Thursday.
Thanksgiving services at First Pres
byterian Canrch, by Rev. |. W Chap
man.
Ga last Thursday evening one of the
passenger trains going west ran of the
track at New Paris
The Uniyersalist Congregation OF
New Paris is receiving many AOces-
sions to it's membership.
Cambridge is bound to have fair.
A meeting was recently held to coma id
er tina, project.
A soldier Of the war OF 1919, named
Chamberlain, resides at Milton. in this
county and is eighty ye-Ts old.
Benny Ham, Of the Radical was
80 year old last Thursday lie will
he Of an eligible age by nex: Leap year .
BY the breaking of some machinery
of the Spring Foundry. last Friday
week, Mr.. Romberg bad hand mashed
It is reported that Mr.. X Unthank,
who formerly resided at Spiceland
Henry county, has been killed by the
Indians.
Messrs Ed. BELLS, Charles Sinax and
Jos. L. Smith, represent the Oriental
Encampment, at Indianapolis, this
week
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

The dedication Of the new school
house at Cambridge is expected 30 take
place soon. ...--
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

DIR. Hibberd and Mr.. A H blanchard
are on their way to Palestine.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Thanksgiving services at First Pres
byterian Chnrch, by Rev. /. W Chap
man.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Thanksgiving services will he held in
the Babtist Church at eleven o'clock,
on Thursday.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Mr.. f. H. Winchester, formerly OF this
city, has purchased the National Hotel,
Indianapolis.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Ga last Thursday evening one of the
passenger trains going west ran of the
track at New Paris
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

a new furniture factory is started at
Centreville. by Mess-s. Wm. and A. Full
ghum and Elbrecht
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

The publication of the Centreville
Chronicle has been suspended Bird.
You don't say SO!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

A son Of Mr.. Joseph Kane, of Centre
vile, received fractured leg by fall
from q wagon recently.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

building, on North Fifth street this,
fall
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

There is . prospect Of the skating
park being re opened this winter.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

The Universalist Congregation OF
New Paris is receiving many .Aoces-
sions to it's membership.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

week at the Catholic Church in Cam
bridge City.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

A soldier Of the war OF 1912, named
Chamberlain, resides at Milton. in this
county and is eighty ye-Ts old.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Newport, in this county, expects tc
have lodge Of Free Masons. soon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Benny Ham, Of the Radical was
$50 year old last Thursday lie will
lie Of an eligible age by nex; Leap year .
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

The Board of Managers Of the Home
Of the Friendless' met yesterday.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

J NJ Wescott moved into his new line
Grain Elevator, on North Fifth street
YESTERDAY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

A little boy named Wilson fell into
the new fire cistern at Centreviile, last
week, and broke his leg.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Cambridge is bound to have fair.
A meeting was recently held to coma i'd
er that project.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

The description of the Churches Of
Richmond, is deferred until next weeks
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

BY the breaking of some machinery
of the Spring Foundry. last Friday
week, Mr.. Romberg had hand mashed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Hon Oliver T Jones, County Com
missioner, is reported recovering from
his illness.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

A new tribe OF Red Men is about to
be organized in this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

A Mr.. Mccoy, residing southwest
from this city, was seriously injured On
Thursday the 4th inst, by timbers fal.
ling at his barn, which he was repairing.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Birdsall Il Thistlethwaite's block, on
the corner Of Main and Front, is up to
the third story and will be ready to in
close soon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

The Methodist congregations OF this
city will hold Thanksgiving services
in Central Church, on Thursday morn.
ing. Rev. V r Miller will deliver the
discourse s7t-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

It is reported that Mr.. X Unthank,
who formerly resided at Spiceland
Henry county, has been killed by the
Indians.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16

Msssrs. Ed. Bells, Charles Sinax and
JOS. L. Smith, represent the Oriental
Encampmenf, at Indianapolis, this
week
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"WEDNESDAY. Oct. 21-p. y.

Gold was dull and weak. at 1900 1905, clogiag
at $780, The market without speculative interest, and
the transactions moderate IN amount The steamer
Minnesota took out 100000 m sovcreigns to-day
Government bonds have been dull. decline OF iGf
per cent from tie opening scs. The Government pur-
chased 50 100000 be held suhct to the action Of Con-
gress The offerings Amounted to t5G6255O The whole
amount was awarded to Messrs. Fisk Hatch at llAbs
0llL6s. equivalent TO ll713al5-9. The whole amount
was sold by investors outside walst and the greater
portion Of the proceeds Invested in currency per
cents At the close the market dull ana steady
State rIn Tennessee news6 per cents sold
at "a; North Carolina per cents Ii North Carolina
new per cents. North Carolina special Tax bonds
were strong advancing 4Oi Missouri per cents were
firm at So Louisiana Levee per cents, 81 Georgia
per cents. 9li Brooklyn per cent Water Loan, Vs.
Railway bonds were steady on email transactions
Michigan Southern Sinking Fund bOnds sold at ssij
Central Pacific Gold bonds. 81 Northwestern preferred
esq; Toledo and Wabash first mortgage, SO; Rock
Island ard Pacific per cents o5 Bank shares and Ems
eeaneous shares neglected. Express shares were
steady: United States sed at 81: weisFargo, 2oa2s2
Pacific Mail active, selling at eOl9sII
Railway shares opened dull the Vanderbilt stocks
and unsettled upon the Western list The transactions
I'm New. York Central and Hudson River moderate
and devoid OF interest Reading firm at 9oiGT Tho
Western shares weak ana sold from iGl per
cent on the entire Is The largest transactions were
made in Michigan Southern. Northwestern Common,
and Rock Island. Tue center OF interest mas Deeh p'
heavy sales Of Michigan Southern, which was pressed
throughout the day large amounts The Company has
placed 100000 Of per ter-year equipment bonds
at s5 the purpose Of carrying the Toledo and Wabash
purchased effect the consolidation with that road
and to meet the demands of the interest account Tbs
was done bridge the temporary embarrassment
the road sustained by the suspension of the house Of
Lock Company. but does not appear to satisfy ire
holders Of the stock would have preferred that tie
January dividend should have been passed. and dhf-
dends paid only from the earnings OF the road Since
the consolidation agreed upon, the road has shown
steady increase earnings The statement OF the Com
pany Aug Oct 81 exhibits an increase OF over
$50 200 corresponding time last year With this
large increase in traffic unnecessary 70 make any
effort TO sustain the stock which has prosperous future
before IT, At close Of business the market rallied
fraction from the lowest prices Of the day, and c0eed
steady at quotations.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
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LITERARY ITEMS.

The republication of The Westminster ReUie,o
IorOcOber is unayodaby delayed in consequence Of the
fire which yesterday destroyed the bndery OF f.
for publication has been lost 1t will be reprinted with
all possible speed.
The Erening Post saws We have lately seen
beautiful Italian translation OF Frankn's Autobiogra
ply printed at Florence, In very neat and not expen-
sive duodecmO IL is be followed by his essays ana
selection from his letters PcrO ROtOnd, the translator
Of the edition before has awaited himseIt OF t J
clOus abOrs of Mr.. BigelOw. who, while lhl,u 9."
Minister at Paris secured the Life OF Franklin III tlo
original manuscript Of the author The ltalan HiuSli
t0r has preserved the naive simplicity OF me Original h
there is something very piquant IN the sOhef houc
sagacOus ana candid story Of Franklin IA me SOFT
bastard Latin that Byron loved q. Barber the pnD
Asher In letter 20 friend IN TINS cltys tnun 70
Hrs motives for giving 10 MS couhtfy,,hen .n'
autobiography of Franklin in their naive lanSuhgc'
Az the age Of So lost man, because vi INI'
nirous intimacy which, however, had strong desire
Go renOunce, and. by honest work. 10 auVDSe MY ~
Gfe While thus enchanted fell IN WIN inc LIE ni
Aher.' aud old Edinburgh edtOh OF lhe Lie GI
Franklm' These books the resolution 10 break
INV degrading bonds read again and aGaln the auto
biography Of Franklin, and became onam"re OF MS ldtas
and principles 10 such degree that o. theta ascrbe my
Uorsl regeneration. I married beautlfu and excellent
woman with dOwry but her modest virtues and now,
at ne age of 81 am healthy cheerful and rich, with
reputation beyond my deserts, and three chlidIen
admired by all who know them. IhlS IL Why
publish the life OF Franklin, and intend to publish his eS
says aud selection from his letters From their l~IuSal
ALREADY good results from tire present pnbcalO
desire and intend to issue trhslaOus Of WOrkS vi
like practical and moral tendency, especially such as
the 6eif-Help OF Samuel Smiles, when lnculcalt anu
principle Amy American works Of the kind Will be most
welcome"
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T'HE ADVERTISEMENT of the Bureau Of
Poye.s ssd Ceisg dated Oe,bsr 10 1909 r ihs supply Of
hATIkHSkS hT The NAVY 81 Hss Philadelphia Hnd B0.tp
been WITHDRAWN unt new samples can sbisnsd
Advertisement viii be made kT DUNN Chief Of Bureau
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DkLAwABB, LACRAwANHA. AND WESTERN RAILRoAI


Bsrclav-s' aBi foot Of Chhophs
II MINER ARRANGBMENTs, commencing MONDAY Ma H. 1862
MAIL TRAIN Deuyie VITA Bounton Brurb
Branch Waterloo With r. r. for An
NrWn Washington sh the D. L. ahdN r. tor WEie
Gan Strnry Great al points lbe Lack
Bloomsbury and DrAwAv sBd Hudson K u ~ Bastan
Lehgh and susqurhsBIA for Bethlehem Astcvn haueh
CLunE aud Wiikeshsrr.
Ii:DA TO- LEuGH VALLEY EXPRESS E-rari. Norris
Haskrltawn washngon. fhpshug sud htn;
Pbp-bu With Bel Del X a. for Bvd-re Gc. and az
with L. v X H. r Bethlehem Asntosu Mauch Chunk, ssd
MilkrshArc
SCRANTON EXPRESS Il Washington Nth the d.
l. aud Gap Sruudsburg, aud scranton AZ Dover
With Chrst~r r. a. and az Waterloo wih Suser X X
6:ma M and 4:3p m SUMMIT and Intermediate stations
$50 80 sud II tpa and l. J. i:i i 3 bJ Sio aud
ll:45 .. N SOUTH ORANGE sod intrrledlite stations
It:tO NJ and 6:JD o. AOHRlSIONN aud Intermediate
stations.
5:l0p M YOUNGSTOWN EXPRESS
For EEwARK a6:O 73o B; 800 1870 II. ll:3o ll:to
J. 3:3 3tn $780, 49, $50. 49, Oslo. $50, lS $50 aud
ll:t5
ami 6:ln = htHo,H Assistant superintendent
n A. IiENKI, g. =. A.
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DALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD COS

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
ID lNDEPBsDENr LINZ for BALT.. WASHINGTON the WEST.
SOUrIl.hEST AID h0hrh;WssT WESTERN FREIGHT
sd by PROPRLLkR LINE frsn Pier
WASHINGTON CITY FREIGHT By O. aud A. H. from Pier No
r. daily RATES Low, With quick Dispatch
aud A. route from CounAsltt privilege
WRIST ola trip 10 Washington ID. e., aud without
ONLY LIMB snonng this EXTRA hducement TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL USED. o. W. PHRVBlL. Gen An.,
No 2y9 broadway, cor BnrAy-st. NeN.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
IN Train. Vi. ss hs"fors b, the Ps,eea Perry foe, u Chab
leusi A. 9A N, JJ0 til5, bil3 and 6;Jo ~
midnight baurtAyA The a. l.l5 Is D. M uaus Taa
E0R GLEN COVE and Notwithstanding
WHITE srONk DAfLlSs DOCK (Port BehuvlrTl 0RBAf
NICK SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK ind dLEH WooD-stsamsr
BEAwAEhAkA kavss Psshsp EVERY AFTERNOON (sundsyI
sy''1' hai. '@'9as At 6h't ,ssA "y fer ya.ssAEes 'sI
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yurs,S, Garriasts, 1T.

A 800 SLElGHS, of all styles and descrip-
"A. nons SO Lap Robes Er.' VARIETY 100 Basls,, q ,IsI
rum EoA 49, Il2e, iAsO Broadway. COZ Ysy ssosodst
JAMES JENKlka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
= Tux ANCHOR LISB
interest 70 foNou
from Pier Ne 20. Souh Riy~r At u seoek. Booa
.Octnhet 70 I IOWA.. NOVEMBER ~
INDIA .Navrml-r6 BRITANNIA. NOVEMBER n
CAMBRIA. November ~ COLUMBIA, .ltosDbsr
Ann EVERY SATURDAY ThkRBAPlBk
RATEN OF PASSAGE. PAYABLE ~ CURRENCY; 49,
csLus To LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. or DERRY, go AHd GA
Excursion tes.t.. Euod for "a mpBths, . 60
SirrrAe- tpGl ar D-rrr, IN intermediate, sh
PrrpAd erTtc from these pnrs 81.
Pssnssr booked 10 And % isnhu Ha'r' ROTTERDAM AH'"eFP
~. . vrrro
D-r. u,i nsrs6ls at anr hank ireland
innsion apply the seaner. foot Of DJsl, OF a.
The Ton pAhJ ehes No. BoNhhEErses, keu.lor ,,..
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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TOR SALE-Several thousand yards of
STONR suitable for lnR bulkheAds delivered pier
Harlem Railroad Bridge Inquire Of CHURCHK 0ArBs Co.. LsB
bar Dealers, AOIt Haven WtIIebesJ CoualI. H. Z.
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL,



SUMMFR ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY TO- 1863
Passenger Station Nvulok 81 Tsent and
Fourth EntrAnre on fSruty seyeuthsI
TRAINS LEAVE NRW.YORK,
and Bridgeport, T. (hIl lao m 2;lS Tn
III l. Jl5. 4: ~. $50 and Y (RI ..
milford strstfn Fairfield Southport and Wepori = II ooA
m. 3;t5. 4:JD. aud $50 p
FOR HorWalk. T. tBIl llio m l2;l5 tRIl tEIh 9S
l:10 (BI.I, 5;Jn. $3.50, and tfIl p N.
FOR Darrp Z 9 II:1A ~. 3;(5 I3o $50 and6:5op
For stsmfnui lEIl o. l3lA m.i Rs (BE) 2'S, tbIh
3.45 30 (R1l l.45. $50. 5;3j 7:l3 (BLl
q ii1n 23 5tS i:4S $50 CSC 1915 ~
Port Chester and intermediate stations al llO q; TO-
945 Gas $50 6;JO 5;i5 and 80 p.
CONNkCrlNG TRAINS.
FOR Boston, via Springfield. q ~. tBI }. tHn), p
FOR Bo.ion va Shore Lime i2;lS (EHI Bp
For IlaftGird aud Springfield tBIl 2:l5 lEHh
Por River Railroad (BLl 9:l3p m to Montreal
J D. IN. o Northampton
FoT HartiOrd Providence aud FhLn Railroad EI) l2;lS
D. M
l2li. 3.sp
Pur Hon,Aonir Railroad, a. H., ani , p m
Por EsagatuA Railroad. a. m. (RA J. tim p m
For Danhury NorNalk Railroad 2ilo aud " No. aud
connection 9Th frelgnt from NorNais y DMbaU
For Esu.Cansan Railroad a a. RS 49, and $3.50
COnuodoas Sleeping Cars attached To T. m ,Ian ..
VI HONr, Superintendent.
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Money on call was good supply at sal per cent with
the bulk OF new loans at per cent Commercial paper
continues inactive and slow Of sale Great discrm-
inaton IA made by purchasers. and while strictly primo
find purchasers at O@2l per cent good notes can
he purchased at per The movement OF currency
10 the South continues and the banks are shipping all
the small currency that they obtain. The delay OF
the in issuing small notes has proved Sc
rous obstacle 10 the crop movement and large orders to
ship remain untitled nEconsequenOe OF the scarcity or
email notes.
Sterling Exchange was dull ami weak az decline or
per quotations. London, ca days. lo9a 1893 Lon
dom sight, lOsaGlO9A; London prime commercially, 90
days, lOsl3lOS! Paris. hong, 5.les e5el ParA short
5l4aa5l9.; Antwerp. 6i7iQ5.lsl Swiss, Sl7ieOlcA:
Hamburg S66S6k Amsterdam. 4os04oi; Frankfort tOf
a4Oi: Bremen, 7sEdT9; Berlin, 7liTils
The transactions OF tho SubTreasuryio-day were -
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0uan Sitamtrs.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
il UNITED STATES aud BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
RsRular Mail steamers sailing She I'D Of mouth;
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt r. l., TIRELEPAUsH. November II
NORTH AMERICA. Capt g. b. SLoouH, December az.
MEERIMAtK. CAPT. NIEH. JAnnarv ~
schedule time and ea 81 81 Thomas
and Rio lie Janero and returning For
mruts ~ freight apply ~
Il GARRISON Anrni. No S BowlinR keN lnrk.
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Et.zntbrats srtS gaiIruxSs.
DEOPbE's LINE FOR ALBANY. "
II THB LARGEST AND MoSTs MAGNIFICENT RIVER
- STEAMERS IN THR WORLD

IT
n STEAMERS IN THR WORLD.
THE ST. JOHN. DRBW, AND DEAN RICHMOND
above will leave Pier No Al North River EVERY
AFTERNOON Suudays eSeepted) o'clock arriving at Albany in
with railroad trains West aud North Returning leave
the Albany Steamboat Landing o'clock the arrival 81
West and North Through tickets be OBJ
tns the Office the wharf and baggage checked to It's destination
Freight received until the boar OF departure - -.
FTNROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY.--The
steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave Pier
No ~ North River spngst EvERf EVENING Saturdays
p ceps cheaper than other lines and Ike reductions 70 az psn North
Weti and BAst Tickets aud rooms ~ DODDb BA nos ~
and sH Broadsay T. and No. CouTtS BrOokDH ana NO s
West-St, ~ y. .I..-.. ... ...--L- 49, -.
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EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Inruan lane sail As IoloHs
CITY OF BKISSk,S . ..........sAruRDAr. Oct 80 N.
CRY uP BALTIMORE tvia HslfIl TUESDAY. New T. p N
CIrI tURDAl Nov o. / ~.
CIrY or BROOKLYN ...,..,...SATnRDAl, Eor -. p 10.
ssecrenE SATURDAY .efasIs rOhSDAi. from Per
No - koTh River - -. ..-...
FIRSr
Lnguan. To Lobdnn. 80
Pam. y
STEAMER VIA HALlPlL
srHEhA"h
P.,.bI. in tsd Psahls 10 Curreuey.
ls'tp"o
~ JohPs Mp BIZ Branh - johns, n. r., bJ Branch IN
IIave ssburg Bfymsn ke, reduced
rl, can h. huFht here By persos' ~ugD
81 hvir fpeR~
ToT tur,h.r 10 annaisn sppir q CompAnTs smee.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway y. T.
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Qantirg Sabtmits.
6tatbtrs.

TTEACHER-A graduate of q New England
College English either schools private
uHe Those wishing the Of Teacher either
u HeuYork Brooklyn, will address A. b. B. rnne once
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musital Susiruutnts.
A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs-Barmores
N Warrroom No ) Beeckerst splendid assortment; warranted
6ve pHss medals tsmOnas from distinguished art
IF you want a good PIANO, cheap, call ut
L. p CUMMINGS WGrsrooh No Union Sod on In
asusu rented OnJ look anthem DO
fore Yen esale elsewhere.
| =. HALE is finishing a large stock of his
Os CELEBRATED UNION PIANOS" bis Jobbng
Trade this Fall Give hin call Corner Tsnshe sOd ThrIsTeB
st. Ee~.fork
DIAN0-F0RTES.-Se PIANOS,
comprising
SQUARES UPRIGHTs AND GRAEDS
Of makers thorough order for sale low BY
CHICKERING G. SONS.
u Fast Pourteeuthst between Broadway and RhhAvs
pIANOS, MELODE0NS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced for cash New 7oesvs Pianos
makers FOR S25 and upward New Cabinet up
Second band instruments from Ste sl75 Monthly Install
meHs received add hsgasHu for rent WsOOus No +sl Broad
y HORACK WATERS.
DRINCE g. Co.'s ORGANS and MELODEONS,
Acknowledged Che hest Ia tbe Sond
AZ Varieties, from &6O 10 $500 each for SALE or RENT
IT GORDON Ma 7O6 Broadway
DAVEN & BACON Established 1920, Manu-
heurers Square PIANO PORTRS Wareron No
n T. We exhibiting Scale Pianos
superior made Call and eIaniBt before purchasing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

m EW ANk NNU NTNN
~ 6ppor M EgW.YORK Foot II Liberty 81 North RIVER.
On and sRsr MONDAY Aug 80 ls6s passenger Trans VIII rus as
followsi - ..,,,, .vp Az SIS I'm c.sy
IS gIA g2o A45 1910 i;lO ~ H's' L. = 'N' ' ''E,
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IRivE NEW. YORK FoR HEwARK-At 9;t, $50 g:'5, I2S
"a a. ON 9,45 1850 l;tt lY;i9 u = ., 5ap s. 40
p S'E' ''f'' u 49, A. H. RfI KER, Superintendent
"A A. BALDWIN Gen. PASSENGER AFeul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il THU CROMWELL LINZ.
steamships Lac viii Pier No. North River at J0eOeE
p m. r follows: ... -. =. . , =.
CORTES. Nielsen. SATURDAY. NoVcmbfTo
Pr,gh taisn - LOUIS Mobile shd Galveston Al through
FOR PAssss lsrt sreane els,sl ., Freight .Ppl'to
u. D CROMWELL \ Co. No. 30 Westst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

NEW JERSEY RAiLROAD-FROMF FOOT of
IN COURrLAEDTSr-Fo PElLADHlPhlA VIA kcn-ugion 6;J
n m Vs Camden In NJ ~ Via West Philadelphia H. $40
a M 10 TO-, ,2JO p ~. - ~. " m. siV No. ~ n'Ea-
BALTIMORE and WashiugtnhS;iO m l!O p 10, sN' y NJ
For oath aud south Wr,t-8: 20 a. NJ, 9:2O' . An, q.
POR TtE WRST-8Da 1880 pun. - p. m, o rm ines"
M aud n M tan. through Cincinna Chicago With but Que
change silver Palace sleeping Cars train run Through 10
and Chicago whan change daily excepted and 90
flat dy on This the ou line running through ears !"
o.sssS 30 i@ s01 w. JACKSON General superintendent