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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

The steamer Scotia to-day took out $685. 600 in specie
There was no shipment by the Minnesota.
On the 18th inst Tennessee bonds sold at 57a on
the l4th, 6si and to-day, SOY. North Carolina new on
the 18th inst 25 lith 25s, and to-day, 25 Missouri 6s
the 13th 93 today 93 The price Of Southern State
bonds has for time been very steady with the ex
cepton of per cent variation in the new Tonnes
bonds 1t is gratifying indication that the Com
mssoners of the South Carolina Sinking Fund advertise
for 100000 OF the State bonds. State that pays its
debts ought to have good credit. The Orleans Pic
ayune of the 18th inst. says:
The bids thus far for tho three million State bonds for
funding the floating debt, authorized by the General
them We been accepted. The fiscal agent is still open
for further offers. when the bonds ready for de
delivered to the holders Of the floating debt at that
price, according to the provisions of the law The city
as fast as presented 1t is the design Of Mr. Cavaroc
place the New Orleans city loan in Europe believing
capitalists will take municipal bonds more advan
taeous terms for the city than could be obtained in this
country.
Prices generally Off the list. Pacific Mail Is Off
% per cent? Lake shore, cent? Rock Island II per
cent with the general symptoms Of decline. Chicago
and Alton H. however, strong at III, and Illinois Central
at 1872 b. 3O Milwaukee and St. Paul, SO; do Preferred,
sOX; Cleveland and Pittsburgh is strong at 10a New
York Central and Hudson is firm at 1914 The "bears"
and bulls" are considerably "mxed," and to ups and
downs evidently Indifferent; but with the large
amount Of money call in banks and bankers hands at
4 per cent Governments and at per cent on mixed
securities, and with the very limited amount Of CONNER
cal paper offered Of any kind, We do not see where
money to be used but in bonds and stocks The Chicago
Journal Of the 10th says:
Money abundant and business IL active; hut the pur
chasing Of money has augmented that the vol
of currency formerly barely sufficient to meet the
demands Of the public is excessive. Free banking
would give the Necessary elasticity To national cur
rency. Deposits are heavy, though not very. The re
ceipts from the southern and central parts OF tn state
are increasing.
The stock market to day has been dun, and business
transactions comparatively light. The market
opeped this morning with about the closing prices OF yei-
terday and remained heavy until about o'clock "heh
there was activity and slight advance III prices
Reading sold at io5 and the market closed stronger
The following shows the highest iprces OF the STOCKS
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NEW MUSIC.

William Hall e. Son have recently published
,everal charming pieces Of Gotschalks, namely beau
ful Penste Poique full of the composers character
site grace and tenderness, Grand Scerzo, brilliant but
not difficult, and Deraier Amour, tude de concert
They also publish Gottschalks Marche Funtbre.
From the same publishers we have received several
numbers of operetta entitled CaSsda words by Mr.
Arthur Mattson, music by W. X Bassord, which have
merit enough wish for public performance
Of the work The pieces before us are baritone
Grenade an aria for tenor and quartette finale.
Hall Son, two graceful ballads by j. r. Thomas Must
re- sav GOOD bpe : aid Mountain Land Afar
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Tho following the opening prices or stocks inns
morning: Ohio and Mississippi 3s 03sl Lake Shore 9sb
099b; NewYork Central lOla do. Certificates 97l097s
Pacific Mail, 800 st. Paul, Sts0fh do Preferred si0
sla Rock Island, 12Oaal2l; Northwestern, eosasOS;
do. Preferred 9Os a9os Reading, 1Ois @lo4a.
The markets to-day have been quiet Gold was quoted
at 10 a. IN. at 1917, is 1929 lis 112o 112
liO l4a; l1:5o I1Iz; 1906 p. m rs 1885, l14B 1851
l 247, 1llz: 3: 1 1888, 11il; t. l43 $780, ll4i 1l4
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were follows: Cearances, s22,2i6Ooo gold balances
sst2 currency balances s926. Holders of gold paid
from to A per cent for carrying over balances.
Foreign Exchange continues firm at the following rates.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CURRENCY BONDS,

Yielding to purchasers arevenue OF
Q PER CENT PER ANNUM,
On amount invested. SOME AND PER CENT PRIME
COUNTY Bonds principal and interest payable by
the State of Illinois, for sale at discount. An ex-
ceedingly desirable security.
GOLD BONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF TIE
GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD
OF NEw-YoRK,
Issued only on finished road and Issue limited to
about half cash cost, for sale at par and interest
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
MONTGOMERY AND EUFAULA RAILROAD
Indorsed by State of Alabama ISSUED only finished
road and limited by law $1,000 per mie for sale
at 974 and interest.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BOSDs OF
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY,
road highly commended by the business men OF
st. Louis. One of the cheapest gold bonds on the
market. Price, 92l and interest.
The per cent Gold Bonds are free Of United
States tax, and can be registered For sale by
GEo. OpDYKE & Co.. % Nassau-st.
The shortest and easiest Railroad Line between
tde-water and the 1900 miles of inland river navi-
CATION and 5000 miles of Western railways Is now
building by the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY. More than half the work on the line Is
done, and upward of 5000 men are employed on inc
unfinished portion. The advantages OF grades 1uei
distance first cost together with concessions from
the State of Virginia. so important as TO ehti'e
it to rank as one of the great trunk lines OF the con-
tincnt The earnings from local business alone VIII
be sufficient to justify the whole expenditure OF con-
structon, and it will be enabled to SHARE to large
extent the vast through business between East anu
West.
The SIX PER CENT GOLD THIRTY-fEAR BONDS OF
the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
issued for the purpose of extending the hne 10 ,o
Ohio River and secured by a mortgage hpon mo
whole line are for sale by the undersigned. frce'
90 and accruedinterest from May l. run particulars
of guarantee and advantages accrusg 10 investors
can be had on application FISK hArci''
Bankers. &c. No. Nassau-st.
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for rHE rRiSrNs , 40 49,,
AsHES-Po'. in awhoesae are lua At goo retail ~ ''
~ .o0-1. -.
CoIuN-Thr has been fair with weak tone at ,e |
Ing Int sleader feeling the close o@ng 10 smaller
sales las bsles (5 srrse Of Which ll were for export 20
2il for speculation. For aue Nhsery lai
$40 bales ay, Gle; 100 100 jul 2lse go scer
2I.c TODAY 200 May 2i.c loo MAY 22i 80 June Eif l
u 35c; 100 July Pile; 80 2c 10 Al Il lJ9e V
a az Pc; 100 august 2i2.; leo 2l!e go oct"be, VS.
seller DAYS. at 2llc-An bash OF Low NiGhng we |" "
ill.
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Sales bn Anftion.
A LIEN b. MINER, Auctioneer.
IN BY nRSaY 4. EE Aaa sAi INNER
ON THE EVENING OF FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MAY 20
AND a.
1EnDs ART dsis Ss ' Nos sH' SsG 'hs BROADWAY
wsf 81 gsiEii ssss' 5s e. %
EVER OFFERED TO THE Eli PUZZLE IN THIS CITY,
THE REPUBLICAN, ftlBIS cSSkT OF SRExHAI LINCOLN,
THE cIRcAssIxS SLAVE,
PRESIDENT s AbsIH IAi IIsc ,2l,s..
LONG BRANCH IN r THE EE SEASON BY MOONLIGHT
BY RoSRSBERGi
BY THE BARON WATERS HTifRs OF BRUSSELS,
With series paintings following Eminent American Ar
rs svs ss rs h HIATT Hss fSEE
R6 % SGS a1
RAs hsSHs s }f SS
Mass SA HAfFFsS sh5 Vow VILE
f tAsz E ESEF
sF AEch kss Wx
pa kSkk kYTEs
LINING rms 6 BE HAfH " EpG
Mosaic ss ;sy T. f R s T z; S'"H' Club and fine
On view MONDAY May 6 from m until 10 p m
A. MERwIy Arc,ioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
ID 4hsals Of Books WORKS of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
GEO. A. LE.vITr. Aucioneer. .
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Asorplaee and Bighhs. LRAvITT, S1REBEIGH x
SOLICITED LIBRARIES CATALoGukD AND SOLD
ALLgs b. MISRH Anctoneer.
by II. II. LEEDS 81 MINER,
ID On the EVENING Of SATURDAY MAY 81, 1870,
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos 87 and 3l9 Broadway corner Twelfth-st -
ABRAHAM LINCOLN delivering his second Inaugural Address BY
T.. LBUTZB. From Library N. Y. Clnb. Life sile
This painting IL considered to he one Of the hes,
PORTRAITS OF the late PRESIDENT,
Of every worthy Of the late artist
ALSO
the MARBLE sTATUARY from the Conservatory WORK
TWO BACCHANTEs TWO SPHINX CROUCHING VENUS,
MAID AT THE FOUNTAIN and THE PAUN.
GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY at San
~ Arsenal San Antonio Texas On the 18th day OF
bidder the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE STORES, vI
643 Riaei Muskets, Springfield, cal 81
D. Colts Army Reyolyer-
36 Remingon's Army Reyolyers
1l2 Sabers light, Cavalry
81 Swords, Musicians.
62 Swords, Eon-Con. Ohcers
9l3 Brides, curb, Cavalry
Halers
14Ol Saddles Cavalry.
Eong Ban Cartridges cal ST. 81 tSeryoeabl)
Cavalry Infantry Aeoutermen Horse Equipments and
articles which be application TO the undersigned
Terms cash in U. \. currency. 7. C. BRADFORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

Attention is called To the advertisement In announcer
column of the Commissioners Of the sinking Fund OF
South Carolina for the purchase OF 10000 OF he Donas
of that state This good indication from the south,
and like paying debts and giving good credit ana
The net earnings of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany in the six months ending April l. 1870 compatea
with those OF the corresponding months In the preceas
year show falling off of s37s The net receipt.
In the first three OF 1870 compared with those OF
the corresponding months OF 1869, show dechne VI
s1I 40 a. or at the of nearly 100000 per annu
hi, decrease is mainly attributed to the lower taru
adopted by the Company last Autumn
Tie earnings OF the Chicago, Rock Island ana faclno
Railroad Company during the second week Ia MAY were
The Merchants Union Express Company has declared
scmi-annual dividend OF per cent, payable July 10
The transfer books will close June 49, and reopen July 49,
The stockholders of the Utica, Chenango, and susqle
lease of their road to the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company aud to increase the capital
stock to S3,OOOCOO.
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8teomboats ano Railroads.
DEOPLE~ LINE FOR ALBANY: ,,vv.
TuR LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIPICRNr RIVEh
STEAMERS IN TiE WORLD ,1ovn

people. LINE F FOR DR. A IIsASI94,r RIVER
rus ST. join sTEshSsss AND ND DIAN caxosD vv,,,
One Of The sbove will leave Pier No a. North Rver
isss.s. !s 9;.:s s s! I'd a:f
ss @ ss Sss:s OSsca
S Ss THE Eps once ~ 81 sis:s.
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
Boston Worcester iesus aG. Jarssn Lowell L.w,sI.s
s.. h:n ss sn eS.S ,i.. p.%' and
CHI VI 0S CITY Or NEw:YoRk, .,,,.,o,
yin .s' Ss-ysri d.y .ndy ss1Wssyts =. o'clock m" nom
pS%i, Norwich and w0r'''
through tickets and rates for freight 'p Ss once rsn
NI Seai YORK De. IS, 1869 ,..
DONDOUT, POUGIKEEPSIE, and NEW
IL 1ss md JM S SlI DS ..
Pier foot Of Hsnison.st daily .itp
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos co..
I Sk f. Rah WkEss FssaT
RR9PELkER LINE f1T Pc. sG NJ and
fsf S!s%r ssS
Mss NJ :ss Ss'as' GOOD
''i'' No. sn Bro.dws, B.rclay-.t, NeSYort
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-yERSEY.
meet. =, Pennington with s"uiS Branch Hampton Junction
win e ps,ss and Western spsd :, G r. T
hieh VALLEY forming direc. line to Pitts
''s and the %i. sfSS' Iss WEST
by this line 10 Chicago Cincinnati
st. &c. with but change OF cara -
Silver Palace cars through from New York 70 Chicago.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MAY TO- lsO-Lesss New York az fonows
$3.50 a. m.-Por Plainseh. $1,000
m.-Por Bason Bethlehem Chunk wlam'por, Wilkes
barre Ptson Mahanoy City Tunkhannock Towanda "a'ery &c
1880 q m-For Bas,on. - u $3.50,
Ml . ps,1 % l:
burg &c. 49,
30 m.-Por Rason, Allentown, &c
330p m-Po Eastou hanc Chunck and Belyidere
4:30 m.-For someryile and Flemington
Sis .. m-For Sonervile.
6 D. n--Por Eason.
m.-Por Someryille.
7;45 m-Por Baston.
3 p. n-Por Pan6eh.
II m-For Pain6eld on Saturdays only. -.
Trains leave for Elizabeth $50 $780, $50 7:3o $50 900 eso
lO:9 IltO m2 m leo 300 2:l5, 3:l5, $780, 400, +:3o, 4
5:I5 5l5 500 go, 100. 7:45 800 O:45, 12:0J
FOR THE WEST. -
EXPRESS daily Except SuRdss) for Easton Alien
Harrisburg Connects Harrisburg for Ere and the
sonerve for Pennington Connects at juno
Water Gap, Scranton, Bnghanon Syracuse, 60
Phllpsbug for Msuch Chunrk Wkesbsrre &c
mCIScSsau EIPREss, daily for Easton bethlehem Allen
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
Cars Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects at Junction
through from Jersey City to Pittsburgh evening
Tickets West obtained at the Office Of the Central RaN
EewJerey foot Of Liberty VI at No As'or House.
Nos 2 III 6 Broadway No 10 and at the principal
hotels r. T. Kicker, superintendent
m Cen Pass AT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

WEDNESDAY, May 1s-P.M.
For the 100000 Of gold offered for sale by
the Government to-day there were bids for $S35OOOo
ranging from 14I2i to 179. On the nth the bids were
from l142 $780, and the 4h from 114l0 to 1476
or the Offers Messrs Trevor Colgate offered l147o for
s5OooO and 1l465 $4,000 and Moler for 100000
from II47 to GO. The following are the awards:
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I ONG ISLAND RAILR0 I / xyKsr
On MONDAY MAY TO- 1870 Trains will leave follows;
James Slip.
800 a. m Greenport and Sag IIsrbor Mall Train.
1000 Nor,hpor Way Train stopping at intermediate saona
$3.50 D. Grenpor and Sag Harhor Express
43O D. m. Northpor Express Train.
$50 D. m. Northpot Way Train.
100 From Hunters Point for North Ilp ard intermediate
stations
All Trains empse Sunday trains for Ro,yn
Valley Huntington snd Nohport leave Hunters
Paint Al q m and q m D BARTON,
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at the dates given

Railroad bonds inactive, but prices are firm Cen
trail Pacific o9l ST. Louis Iron Mountain LIST Mortgage,
80. asa: Milwaukee and ST. Paul lst ei Illinois Cen
trail 1897 ~ j. Central bonds io2t; Pacific Railroad Is,
guaranteed by the State OF Missouri 9s. Bank shares
are dun with American Exchange, ll2 Ocean, IS; Com
mercial, l27.
The following are the quo,ations Messrs.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. M.

o. $500 u.
1000 u H. SO Cou Is n...e 800 U. To- Reg
Sais Of State Bosds-Raoad BordsBass amd Ratroad-yras
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD.

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
Depos New York. Bscay and foot Of Chrstopher
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, April H. 1870
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, Denyile std Boon
Dover With Chester Branch Waterloo with sns.er
for Andover and Newton, Washington with the d. a. AMI W.
for Water Gap Strouurg Scranton Great Bend nghamton sa
Owego and all Lackawanna and Bloomsbury
AMI Delaware and HUDSON r. Hds
ll:iO m LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Al Newark Morris
Dover Washington, psbug and Easton
at PhlpsnY with BEL Del T. for Belydere &c and AZ
Eaon with L. r. for Bethlehem Allentown Much Chunk, and
Wikesbaue
IIOp m EXPRESS with Chester
Waterloo with and Washington with d. L. and
W. X. X. for Water Gap Stroulsburg ami Scranton -
m HACKBTfSTOWN MAIL connects With BOonon Chester
anil Sussex Railroads
For MoRRIsT0WN ao ll:2 lo m 2:oo $3.50: 49, $40 and
$50 m.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 69o 1890 900 1000 and
m l:O $780, $40, 49, 49, $780, $780, $40 $780, and Has
m
leo ll:0 '6O 2t0 '23O, $40 $40 $780, 40 42O
1850 5lo $50 5:3 500 '69o $40 '7i 900 and HAS
Trains marked stop a East Newark.
Po BLOOMPIELD MONTCLAIR at $50 and u:OO and
2.nnl $40. And %. 10.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
IN ROAD.

L
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOV. ~, 1863.
Station York OF Twenty evenhst and
Fourtha Entrance Twenty seyeBthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK -
For New Haven and Bridgeport, ell lO R:l3 (EI,
$500 tEI), 3:45, 400, $50 and (EI p. IN. =.
For Milford Snstfo Fairfield Southport and Westpo TOO li:~
q m; 345 40 snd 5sp am ,oo an. H., ,.oo
(Er 3:45 4:3O (Er). $50, $50 and 800 tBr) p. m
Daien I, g. ll:30 a 3:i5 $50, 500 and $50
For Stamford (Br) ll:3J l25 (EI) 2:l3, (EI
3:45, $50 (EL) 4:l5. $50, a. i:15. (EI) p. IN.
o. ll3 2:l5 3:45 las 500 $50 7:l5 m
stations g. 30 fl3
3:45, 4:45, 500, go snd!5:l5 p. IN.
Sunday Mail Train Twenty sevenths New York n for
Boston. - -
For Boston, via Springfield, 3 m lBLl. lEL), (EI) pm
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l5 tEx) 8 (Er) p. IN.
Por Hartford and Springfield, EI) H:is, tELh 40 n
70 Hartford, m.
For River Railroad r) l2l5 to Montreal,
} ?. m. TO Northampton
Por New Haven EewLondon and Stonngtou Railroad At
R:l5, 3, p. m.
For Canal Railroad 800 p. Northampton and williams
burgh.
For Housatouc Railroad, H. and IN.
For Eaugatuck Railroad, m. (EI.) n.
For Danbury Norvk Railroad l25 and l:30 and
Freight Train from Novak to Dsnbury
For New Canaan Railroad R5 400 and Satur-
DAYS, $50 p. m.
Conmcous Sleeping Cars attached 70 train and Drawing
JAMES ii. HOYT, Superintendent.
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COFPEE-ihe deuani ali iis has been yeg bsa, se
have 40 sales advise, rrc before ana grnsita hs
so is ar.ourcci FOR t,or ow embracing 400 hass santos
pfDi r AND MEAI-rhere has been iir ceshi i %
80, he for C,ursee Extras Medium Extras are uu ann
81 r,y ,:rsa are easier aud plenty, elsn6 ame s~' ~
..x L. ming Ne
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NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD-Trains leave T1irtehs. solows
81. m, Chicago Express Drawing room ears attached
1880 a. Special wing Express for Chicago
IL Northern and Western Express Drawing attached
p. Montreal Express, Drawing attached. .
Pacific Express with through Chicago with
out change via NJ. C. H. X, also L. T. NJ. s. X. X. (Day)
II p. IN, Night Express, slsepn attached.
p. m. Hudson
7:O0 q and Poaghkeepse trains
9:43 T. AIS, and 6:l5 p Peekskil trains.
$50 and Z: 10 o. IN. Sing Sing trains.
$50 1910 $50 TO- aud so $780, g. <25, 3l0 and ll:30
p. Yonken trains
IN, Sunday train for Poughkeepte
VA. II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
yo.L MAJ IGN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROMF FOOT of
IN CORTLANDr sTPor PHILADELPHIA via Camden, 700
m, West Philadelphia $50 q IL m 1870 ..
s. o. II night fo Baltimore and Washington
s;iO M. 1870 920' For South and South West-90
m 800 p m.
FOR THE WEST-3:+0 Q. $3.50 1890 m, o. D.
m Silver Palace and through
Chicago without change; g. through daily Louisville without
change; $50 ami Prs1urg without change The
through ltIshu Cincinnati and Chicago daily Saur
that attached to the train ('Dai
NAV 9. 1870. y. w. JACKSON. 0eneral Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
ERIE RAILWAY.-Tra leave DepOts foot


II ofChamberst and foot Of Twenty thirist as folows
Through Express leave Chambers at M 3:O
AMI 1900 tlay leave Twentythiri't 7:t M s:4s M
And Sis and Gas ayl New and improved Drawing Room
Coaches will the 1000 tram through TO Buffalo, connect
magnificent Sleeping Coaches running through to
Cleveland aud Gallon. Sleeping Coaches will accompany the $500 M
train Buffalo, the $3.50 from fork to
train from to Rochester Buffalo and
Cincinnati. An Emgrant train leaves daily at $50 -
Jervs and Way 'll:SO and 4;So (Tweny third
'Il:l5 ami ABS ?. M
POr Mdetown and Way 800 m T.entythiri' BIS M,
and, suniays only, 1890 ff.eny thr st. S5 p M
For and Way, at $3.50 fwenythr 's5 nj
Newburgh and Way, $3.50 and i;U CIwenty-
thrist., 7:i5 m, 3l5 and AIS .. NJ - "a. :,
For Sosern Way m and venty third ST. 4f5 and
s5 m) Theaer train, III 20 m Twt1tythlrd st. ~
Way from Twentythris Depot aof Ol5 ar
HAS las 35 SIS and "a; m From Chambers St Depot"
kds from yhni- Depot at B43 and
t:l5 345 t55 5+j and t6t3 From Chambers-st
Depot, ss:oa m Il Is t,o 1918 500 and t;ts m
2:as 3:lS tS t5 and t6:l5 And Saturdays only flae
midnight From Ghamberst Depot at 900 nj lOo, 1871, 4o
$500 t6: ~ SATURDAYS only, fl2:OO midnight
Tickets Apartments Drawing Room ana seehg
the checking AMI transfer OF bag
oe 24l so and S5I BroIway
2 And Thriave
sIm 333 Puon Brooklyn Depois foot Of Cambest and foot
NewYork No. Exchange place and Long DOCK
Depot Jersey City, and Of the Agents At the principal ho
L. D. RUCKER, Nav "a, WM K BAht
General General Passenger Agent
Daily 4 For Ia-kensark I Piermont ouy