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GENERAL sUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, J
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
SAVANNAH, January {, 1SIG. J

On and after SUNDAY, the 9th instant, passen-
ger Trains on this road will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESs TnAISS.
Arrive W at Jesup Junction II. & 3. r. R.j
daily at...................... 80 ]. VI.
Arrive at Live Oak daily yat..............2.9o a. y.
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at.........T.de ~ u.
Arrive mt Tallahassee daily 10 ~. ".
Arrive at Quincy daily at...;....:...:.9 .9.l3 a. NJ
Arrive at Bainbridge tMondays except !,
Leave BainOriige isandays excepiedj , ;, . :,
at........-.. ..9."V J.. ".
Leave quincy laily at; ;..................Gs5 - + "
Leave Tallahassee dali; at.............S.o5 T. u.
Leave Jacksonville daily at.............S.S $50 :. ".
Leave Live Oak daily at..............l2 - a. ~
Arrive at Savannah daily .lOdC y. VI.
MAcoS ASp BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Savannah Sundays cNcepted) ;.
Arrive s5 al jssap sundays excepted A.
Arrive ~ at brunswick daily at. T. IL
Leave Macon daily CT. at..................Sio $50 a. u.
Leave Jesup daily at; $50 /. y.
On Sunday this train will leave Savannah ai
T.I5 4. NJ. connecting with trains for Macon and
Brunswick. and connecting with traina from
Macon and Brunswick, will arrive at Savannah at
$50 =. NJ.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted =,
Arrive nc JesTp (SundayS eScepteu at .lo.41 ~ ~
Arrive at Live Oak tSundays excepted!
at...................... .............i. i.UO r VI.
Arrive at Macon daily 30 +. ".
Leave Live Oak Sundays eXceptetl ut. 500 y. NJ
Leave Jesup Sundays cXceptcd) Al .olG +. VI.
Arrive ut Savannah Sundays except
ell Observation-Disclosures. at 3ho !. ~
Passengers for Macon rake 7.15 a. u. traln from
Savannah. leaving daily
Passengers for Brunswick take 10 P. V. iraln
from Savannah.
Passengers leaving Macon at ESQ a. NJ, con.
meet at Jesup with express train lof fioriaa
and Western division, and With train lor Savan-
nah, arriving at $50 P. NJ.
Passengers from Brunswick connect at Lesup
with train for Savannah. arriving ut 5.a5 p NJ.
except on Sundays, when II arrives al s.sO +. NJ.
Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, leav.
ing ut 600 r. N. :.
soJTu GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN.
Leave Thuinasville Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and SItuxdayS) )at.............S.09A y. NJ.
Arr:ye at Pelham Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and SaturdaySlat. lat...................9.5 .9.55 a. NJ.
Leave Pelham Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at...................G3.45P ?. II.
Arrive nt ThomGfiIle Tuesdays; Thurs
days, AID saearaaYsl at. Y:..:.; 500 P. N.
leb7 General Superintendent.
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D O NJ E S T I C i.

THE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
L Stallion "J0NCE HOOPER, will stand this
season in Spring street, near King.
Terms-S25 the season and 81 to the groom,
payable in advance
For pedigree and any other particulars, apply
at No. II Napderhorst Wharf ian3l mWf
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

EXpOTtss
CA1BAR1ES-Per schr Thomas Miskimmons-64,-
6SS feet pitch pine lumber, IS empty hhds, empty
BARAcoA-Per schr George Washington ,9Ss
feet pitch pine lumber, 2 bbls turPeh'lue' oois
'"i R,Ir1MoRESPer steamship Falcor-ts5 bales
cotton So terces rice, 81 boxes and 6l hhds sugar
G6 casks clay, 20 bales domestics, % oundies pa
per. 81 packages sundries A crates green peas.
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TIME STANDARD REPUTATION At
tanned by This unrivalifd and h.ai.:hit
YEaS. PGW,!I:,. duriE:. t%c!re ycarS Fast, Is d;ie
20 IT'S ,nci.cl purity caiihiuln:Ss and economy.
Phi; up in tns actual weight, Us represented. iili
will keep for years.
Tie quantity required for usc IS from orc !d:,.
20 one-Ialr less than other Baking Powders.
Sold by Grocers throu2 luat the Uni,cfl S::;"s.
UOOLEY * BROTHER,
Manufacturers ami PropT;c:nlS.
NJ. 65 New street, New i::E.
mch1I mws2nas
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DRAFTS "AsTnAL" oILi

d RATS "AS STh :" O1Lt
Unlike many other Illuminating Oils. Is per.
fectiy pure and free frGnn III! acL.:efa'lons OF
mixtures Of any kind. il em!s NO offensive
.yc.i, while burning. gives soft an9 brilliant
:yhr. ard can be used with tie same assurance
-! sa:i.y AS gas. Chemists pronounce 1t the
test sr;l safest Illuminating Oil ever offered TO
The nu!:::c ard Insurance Companies endorse and
rrrt anon consumers the use OF the "Astral' OIL
in preference r any ether. tits row burned BY
thousands Of families, and In no instance has
any accident occurred from It's use: a lamp filled
with il, II upset and broken, viii not explode. TO
;..evemt alulteration the 'Astyal'' Oil LIS packed
only in tue Guaranty Patent Cans, Of gallon
and gallons each, and each can Is sealed IN
tranrer that. cannot" be counterfe!ted. Every
package with uncut seal We warrant. Be sure
and get none but the genuine article Pratt's AS
tra'' Oil. for sale by dealers everywhere, and at
wholesale and retail by tile proprietors
OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT,
No. l0s Fulton street. New York,
Postoffice Box No. $3.50.
Send for circulars, with testimonials and pr1ce
lists. Enclose stamps fol ny ofthe "Astrai
=. For sale by GOODRICH, w1SEMAN i CO.,
Wholesale Druggists Charleston. S. c. decl6
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PORT CALEND a. b.
NooN's PHASES,

First Quarter, Still, II hours, 5 minutes. evening.
Full Moon, 18Th, hours, 6minutes, evening
Last ouarier. ODD II hours, minutes, morning.
New Moon, Soih, hoGr, II minutes, evening.
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rKosr1TUTING THE POWER OF AANDAAUs'
1t is Impossible to avoid the conclusion, in view
cartiscaee Of the Secretary Of State in this in.
stance. il availing, would operate to give !eESi
erect to that which is not only illegal but directly
GGTinst the will OF the General Assembly. And
eiss G s0%Rs of Rae hish and Of
danUs dan would be to prostitute rather than 10 pro-
mote its most beneficial dc SssSTne
Ta ',1,ot;an FOR the writ is denied by an order,
ips Nv't0n 0an: * I dlschargIng the rale,--
heretoioie is'"s1' SAMUEL ". MELTON.
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, |
Cent 15 lkCA-

GENERAL SCPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Sept. Is, 1859.
On and after Thursday, September 10, the fas.
sen2cr Trains on tile South Carolina Kaii.oa0 vii
run as lollows:
Leave charleston. Soo a. ~
Arrive at Hugus,a Is,,i ;roi.;: ior onicomerr Mem
phls, Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery
and Grand Junction.
Leave Charleston. BOO a. a.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, and Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. ...........'. '...........s.oo a. y.
Arrive ut Charleston. 400 y. 81.
Arrive at Charleston. = u.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Sundays excepted)
Leave Charleston. .................. r. y.
Arrive ut Augusta. ..6:lu a. ~.
Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashyil!5
nd New Orleans, via Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta ~
arrive al Charleston. .i.oo a. IL
81. COLOMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Sundays eXcepteu.)
Leave Charleston. b,05 J. Il.
arrive Gt Columbia !.45 ~ u.
Connecting Sundays eXcepte,!l with Greenrl!ie
and Columbia Railroad, and on Mondays, We:'nes.
lays and Fridays with Charlotte and South Caro-
Ina Railroad.
Leave Columbia. J. !.
Arrive IL Charleston. n...................5.oV 5.oV a. ~
SCaNERyILI.E TRAIE.
Leave Charleston. T u.
Arrive at SumIneryille.. i.lo T. y
Leave Sunmerville. lle......................I.l 40 Az
Arrive at Charleston. n....................s.2' a. VI
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains Oh
MoSpAYs WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. and ,'e.
tween Camden and Kingville daily, Sundays OK.
centedl connects with up and down Day Pas.
sengers at Kingville.
Leave Camden. .o.3o ~ ~
Arrive at ColulnOla ~ -.
Leave COluHlOla.. II u
ArriTe at Camuen. .o.u' I. u.
fSignedl II. T. PEAkE,
septio General superintendent.
CHANGE OF SCHED q L E.
Ei Y
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,S OFrICE,)
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| the Executive for approval. and became void for
want OF conformity to the PROVISIONS OF tne con
stitntion in this regard, ana that the paragraph,
whether spoliated or not, however 1t may once
lave read or now reads, is imperative and ln'
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miscellaneous.
sLgASLlNEss NEXT TO GOODNESS.
TILE UNIVERSAL EuEBER BATn

THE CNIVEKsAL tUtbhrs DHIH
ic adjustable 70. convenient use in Shower, Sit
:mr. Hip arl S,IhMergent Bath, combining SIM
i,;icAy. convenience AIT, comfort.
bc.r 10 Inform The public that have the .Agen--
cv r,r lie sale Of these Baths In this State, and
Nm ui.r prepared 70 show lIy sample at my &ore,.
:.cI. superiority over all other Bathing Appara'
;us heretofore invented
F. yON*SANTEN,
i>ea;.r in all kinds OF Rubber GO9ds, Nursery
Slice; ill., &C., aid importer or Paris Fancy Goods,
Toys, Fireworks, &c. -
Next to Academy Of Music.
mri.oG stu;i.impSc
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice amt Naval

Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, April %, 1oIo.)
Co7roy.-This article was In moderate request
but the light offerings restricted business, prices
maintaining steadiness. Sales about $50 oaies,
of which lis were sold the evening before ana
not reported; say at Is; Is at 10; SO at 1eh; 10
at 90: 81; at o11S; IS at %; 1s at 221z. and
1rs ,he t,av before on private terms. We quote !:
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NIB. The Commissioner Of ReTeliue Las ti'ci,l*t'
that any dealer can Sell t!!ii article wi;'"I.
snsc;al license. mch2
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THE BARNTELL-BLACKWELL b UsI-
NESS.
The Opinion of Judge Melton Denying
the Writ Of Mandamus.

The opinion OF Judge Melton il the Barn
well. .BlacHv!lle case has been filed. 1t is long
document. and we omit the statement OF the
general facts, which are already familiar 20 our
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LIST OF VESSELS
Cr, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT

REIGN.
SEwPoRT, ENG.
The Mamie EeI, Ackey, sailed. d.........Fco 10
CARDIFF. -
The Edith, Chcgwidden, sailed .........:: Ian 70
Tile Village Queen, McGray, np..........M .March 81
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In accordance with this rule, II Is shown ny The
return and accompanying ai:idavi,s and records
that the aci. as passed by the two houses. reads
BlaeSri,,e; that it so read,whcn !, reached the
RESPONDENTS office for enrolment; tllat ny cerl-
cal error in the process OF eurolmeIs the word
BarnartU was substituted, and that tine act ihus
in error was ratified. approved and placed IN n me
s;ody OF the office OF the Secretary oi Sta.e; +
The iacts OF the return were not ttafeTseu anu
must be taken 10 be true. II follows t!iat ms
third paragraph Of section 10 Uf rle act III cues
tlon, rs itfwas enrolled, ,atite1 and approved
was not passed by The General Assembly ant,'
c; wa BASED e instead .a vas A not p.essatsI to
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD.


Depos New York foot Of Bs ami foot Of Chnsophest
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, Apnl H. NO.
H. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting Denye With Boon
Branch Waterloo With sussex X
and Newton, Washington with the D. h. aui w X h
for Gap, iuIg Scranton Great Bend Srs
the and
ami Delaware ani IIuson X Rds
Il;sO m LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
town Dover Washington, Phps6ug and Ea
PAHs,ur with Bel Del for Beyiere, &c AMI
with L. for Bethlehem AeIown, Mauch Chunk, AMI
Wilkesbare
SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
Waierloo with and Washington with d. L., AMI
W. X X for Water Gap stronlsbaIg ami Scranton , ~. 49,
80: HACKErfSTOWN MAIL With Boonon Chester
and SUSSEX Railroads
6:40pm
SUMMIT and intermediate stations 6JD 1880 and 1000
2:g. AMI 6:LI y m.
For ORANGE aid SOUTH ORANGE $50, 80 900,
ll2O m 100 23o 3:iO 4o $50 $50 6Oo $40 $780, and Has
pFn, NEWARK At 6;30 79o 300 $50 900 1000 1890 ll:OO
Il:2O and llO ':Oo, 200 49, $3.50, $40 3:3 $40 4:2O
1850 $40 $50 600 't:30 $40 '7 800 and Has
Ira ms marked stop Ea Newark.
FoI BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLAIR at $3.50 and Hoo and
o. LII I.IInn LII
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The following bids made FOR the bonds and stocks
named New-YOSS City per cent, 1876 s0; Brooklyn
Water Loan, per cent, %; Delaware and Hudson Canal
1913; Pennsylvania Coal, 2l5; Consolidated Coal of Mary
land &c; Cumberland Coal and Iron, AS American Coal,
81; Rome and Watertown Railroad, ll5; Long Dock
bonds, s7t American Dock and Improvement bonds,
95a; Western Union bonds, s.; Connecticut War Loan
OO; stonington 70; Wilkesbarre Coal and Mining 90;
Lake Dividend bonds, 92i St. Louis, Jacksonville
and Chicago LIST mortgage, GOT; Morris and Essex Con-
structon So; North Missouri 1st mortgage, SCI; Build
ing Association, 40; Atlantic Mail, "a.
The folowingare the Government quotaonsof Aessrs.
Li.k 4, aflh ~ 4 IL m
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for The TsIsus. ., Nav 1910
ASHES Pots in fair demand aud eadyi sales AZ "0"
H. rsrt remains st stand for all grades and Sf ~
,o - m epoT, Prices and nOminaly steady oo' wv "
buye Insisting ulon concsso hs 90
toTrON-Bu,ne,. dull AMI the marse' : %. na % ,scu.-
bales Ga csenas) 80 fcr export - ~, L. A. 100 AZ 2c.
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sT.OFpICE AND CoURT-IIOUsg, NYw.yoRR CGTY,(
OFPIcR OF SrPRRISTESDEsT NAV s, 1870. :
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST

PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
9T WGE F3E TG G ASD 6A hNR
Pro- ok VIII be received the Office Of the Superintendent unit, u
ting IL place and wrought exhibited in plans and
schedules this ofo consisting Of easiuon columns belpa
An Of castings be sound smooth and straight cast tree and
me- tai and Of the nurer weights schedules and
ngs Castings weigh ls than the schedule weight and
respect from the requirements OF the drawings be &C
All bearings Of columns bases plates planed turned
perfectly I'll bolt holes drilled and the entire WORK cleaned oil and
The beams and grdes Of the wadwoh
PhGuI Htsbug ron Iron WORKS Of other American manuc
tu equal thereto AMI must ne Of the s and weights called Tor The
schedules ami be The best wrought on they Nj" be straight aud sound
All csson bdplates Of the
dimensions and number required by the and schedules
nT IL 70 The some or Rk walls Will he furnished by the con
pe satisfaction Of TIE Suparntendst an as reqmre bJ him
bv drawings together all beams and viii be
by the Superintendent and found detective in particular
The contractors win he permit the Of the deck engines
IN putting he work N place without chr3i nut WI &c ia
the Department when required scadolng to be furnished by the con
tractors
Proposals will made nv the for the various castings and beams
metal and put the place whether
mentioned IN drawings or schedules or not c.,
pee within three months after date Of written notice the
WOrs.
The subdivGe among different bidders but will be
The schedules vii identifying making the
payments ch VII be made monthly deduc1g zen cent until the
Al bis nut e accompanied by penal bond fny
5 cosr tia the bidder vii accept and perform the con
AWARDED him the sufGencg OF the security 10 be certified to by
The Department tie right to REJECT all bids be
made the PRINTED form To be obtained IN this Office an does
moi be considered neither VI" sny proposals oeVe rom any parties
who not themselves engaged N the manufacture cast or wrought
and who have the facilities for getting out the
irepcs. edoned Bids for Iron Work." addressed
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
80. Catholic Publication Society has in press,

.he Catholic Publication Society has IN press,
and will publish in about three weeks work by James
Kent Stone d. d. late President OF Kenyon ana HOBART
Colleges entitled, "The Invitation Needed: Reasons Tor
a return TO Catholic Unity" As the title implies MI.
Stone wifi, In this volume, give s reasons Tor becoming
Catholic
Miss OLIVE LoGAN's latest book, Dtt0re the
Footig1tS and Behind tic Scenes Qarnece Co.. is one
Of those fearful wares manufactured for the OF trav
cling canvaSsers which seem to combine all the onenses
against comeliness that printer imagine. 1t is
rather short and very thick. IL is bound In sheep
skim and the covers have tendency TO curl. The
aper ia a decided pink. The edges are light red
The ny-lcaves are bright lemon-color The wood
cuts on light yellowish paper, are probably the
very worst made. Any one however who can
bear this accumulation OF horrors and really we suppose
Miss Logan is not responsible for hem), will find in inc
book great deal Of entertainment. 1t Is rambling anu
rather duSe in style but it is generally smart ana anus
ing Miss Logan tells much about her personal
a. an actress gives many laughable anecdotes oi sSe
mishaps gossip asrcca5ly but not impertnenty aoou.
noted actors explains The mysteries OF the theaer ana
the rocesses of "making up" the face, the body ana
the legs and reveals Thousand secrets OF the proIesu
which, OF all professions in the world hds lno Sio0''
fascination for the outside pupIo'
j. b. Lppncott g. Co. have published new
Translation OF The Had Of Homer, by W. g. CALDCLEuGH
The preface (modcsty, il not very dramatically says
that written principally for the amusement OF tne
translator and his friends he makes no claim TO the
qualifications necessary fer the success of such an I'M
deraking and from the construction of this sentence
the public will not hc rush in concluding that he
did make such a claim it would probably not be az
mtted II might seem unkind to hint that II Mr. Cad-
ccugh wrote for the amusement" Of his friends he
undoubtedly succeeded in his purpose but the truth
that Mr. Cadceugh is most prosaic person, who by
sheer dullness as near to making Homer
nj II Is DO
He has chosen blank for the vehicle Of his trans
lation but he has for prosody and the meter TO
say the least Of ill., Is eccentric The following lines from
the opening Of the first book give fair sample of the
whole:
So Jove decrced when first quarrel rose
BeWiXt the COihke warrior Achilles
And A,lmcIunui, sovereign OF men.
VINO oi the gods the quarrel SET aiOott
Apollo Z was H., angry with the king
Scnt through The camp plague the people dled,
FurAEamc uIOu insulted ChTy SEES,
ApOliO's priest.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MiSNEsod rs
R.T IP n Co~Thr coupons of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of this Company, due May J. wi DC , p'f that
gold coin free of Government taN on anu UrsRY
date, on presentation at the Banking iouSe VI n''
oLh"' @'' John H. DAvEY, Treasurer.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Dcpots foot

IL of Chaubersst and foot Of Twenty uirst follows
Chambersst 10
daily leave Twenty tmrIst al 1:f 9'9 M
(lslyl improved Room
through Buffalo,
through
Cleveland Sleeping Coaches will the $500
Buffalo, the $3.50 from New Yors To
falo NesYok TO Rochester Buffalo aud
Cincinnati An Emgrant train daily at 80 m.
q (Tweny third
sll:l5 a AMI 4:i5 p. M
For Mileovn Way $3.50 Txentyt hiris, 3l5 nj
AM, Sun.a,s oul, a Twenty thru ST., 1913 D. M
az 1879 Twenty third st. '85 M
ErSburgh and Way, $3.50 and JO CTveniy-
DIST, 1:4J a m, 3:l5 aud 4:l5 =. M - - ,
Sufen and Way aud m Q"'nty thnst $40 and
s:s5 M Thear train I'll 30 (Twentyhri st. I'll M
Por from Tventythri Depot stb t;l3 AM
las H.; las 3i 55 and 6:i5 From Chambest Depo
6:a5. u:l5 a m Y las, $500, 5;l5, all 6:45
For a from Twenty hiri Depot at 845 and
m t55 5ij and t645 IN From CbamOersst
Depot at % t. 49, 4:'N 1913 500 and toss
For Peront Nonay and WAY from Twenty rt Depot at Sf5
2:i5 1918 5 45 and i6:l5 AMI saurlaJs only W.
midnight Prom Chamberst Depot at goo M OO, 1897, 49,
ami 10 80 y m. SATURDAYS only, tl2:uO midnight
Tickets Apartments In Drawing Room AMI Sleeping
obtained orders for the checking ami aner OF nag
Offices 2il 81 and s5 m always
10 Chambers huniri ami Ihraye
Harlem Fulton Brooklyn Deo'S foot Of Cbamhesst anu foot
Of Twenhh NevyorA No. Exchange place and Long Dock
ID RUi'KER Mav IL WN. q. BARR,
General Superintendent. lN General Passenger Agent
Daily. For LA kensaca Only. For Fremont only
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NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.


COMMENCING NOV. 20. 1869
Fourthaye. EatIgnce on Twenty .eycnthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN,
For New Haven AMI BRIDGEPORT Rr ll3D l23 EI)
300 (EI), J.i5, 4:50. $3.50, aud (Rxl p
For Milford Straif1r Fie Southport and WespOrt 1909 JJ
a ~. 3:4j, 4:30. AMI $50 ?. n. -
For 100 tEr 9:oc 1870 m, 12:l5 Grl 800
Q3r }. 3:i5. 30 (sy). $50 $50 AMI 300 (Bt) p
For Dsrien o. lll0 3:i5 4;JJ, $3.50. and $50
For STANFORD (EN) g. 1850 2:l5 (EI) 2:l5 (EL)
3:t5. i:0 (kID, i.i5. $50. $50. 7:l5. (EI) p.
llsI 2:l3 jij,
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at llO nj @I'
3:i5. AS. $50 t3O aul 7:l5 p. N.
sunday Tweny New York at for
Boston ..- -
For Boston via Sprngit NJ. m. iEr) (EI) tEr)
For Boston via Shore Line, I2:l5 (EI) 8 (EtD m.
For Hartford aud Springfield Er }, 2:l5, lEL) +:JO
u Hartford p.
For Connecticut Railroad EI) l2:l5 p. Montreal
3p m. n Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fshkl Railroad EIh u5
IN
Por Haven Lobion and stonngton Railroad, at
Il: 3 Bn
burgh.
For Nsngatuck Railroad. M. (BI.) m.
For Dsnbury and Norsak Railroad RIB and +:J0 and
o., in connection with Freight Train from NoHak TO DsEbury
For NrwCansan Railroad, a. 25 40 p and on saur
DAYS. $50 N.
onacous Sleeping Cars attached to train and Drawing
Room Car 10 the a. IN. ami y. H. trains -
N.YAr rl.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
Prime Bankers sfpg Bin, on I,on.oo

The amount OF bonds offered 10 the Government toda,
was A2aojo at prices ranging from lOl5 10 Il3ss On
the 2lst ut the prices from 1O7 81 10 1881 The fol-
lowing are the awards by the Secretary Of the Treasury
for