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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

Caution.
LEE & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Buyers cautioned 10 avoid the numerous
CCuDterfeits and Init ations off red fer sale.
JOHN DCNCAN's SONS, New York,
ocl5-sawly Agents for the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

CHANGES IN STATIONS OF ARMY EsarKRRR
OFFIoERs-The following changes in tn
stations and duties OF engineer officers have just
beeen made by the Secretary OF War: Capt
David p. Heap. relieved from duty on the staff
Dakota, and ordered to report to Major o. A
Gilmore At New York. Capt VIM. Ludlow
relieved from duty with Major Gilmore and
ordered TO the department OF Dakota First
LENT q. K. IL. b. Davis, relieved from duty
with the battalion OF engineers and ordered to
report to Capt. Howell at New Orleans
LIST Lieut. James b. Quinn, relieved from duty
with Lieut.. Col. Thorn at Boston, and ordered
TO report to Capt. C.W. Howell at New Orleans,
for duty. .fal .1...5- ~ E-..g. "a. -'I-I :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

INDIANS AT Work ON THE NORTHERN PA
C1FIc RAILRoAD-Adyices received here from
the engineers OF the Northern Pacific railroad
are to the effect that the track laying is pro-
crossing at the rate Of three miles per day, and
the road will be completed to the Missouri river
by the LIST of November. Thus far they have
had no trouble with the Indians, but have found
them peaceable, and many OF them are at work
on the road. An eligible route has been sur
seyed through the Yellow Stone region, and
pass found through which 1t can emerge with a
very light grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22
DRY GOODS.


TUE BAIL
COMMENCING TO ROLL.
PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION
NOW IN THE CITY Is
wOLFORD d sHILBERGs,
NEW and ELEGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
SOath Seventh Street,
in which Is TO be found the best assorted stock of
DRY GOODS in the city, com prisiug all the Latest
Styles in FALL and WINTER DRESS GOODS
such
Black and Colored silks,
Plain ann Fancy PopIins,
Empress Cloths Of all Shades,
Black and Colored MOhair Alpacas,
Plain and Corded Single v idth Al pacss,
Prints of most Choice styles.
Black and Oolored Velvets,
Bleached and Brown Cottons in all Widths,
Flannels Of all Shades,
Blankets, Oassimeres and woolens O! all descrip-
tons for the Fall and Winter Season.
Inconnection with the above enamel Goods are also
kept large variety Of
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
and other articles too numerous to mention
A call TO this House viii amply CON pensate pur-
chasers from far and near.
The Arcade,
No. 435 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
Between and Il.
N.B Five cents viii convey Q person from any
part Of the city direct - the door Of this Establish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22
CREAT BARGAIss.

SECOND HAND LUNBFR
For sac - street betzs-.n Ia ana l5sh sx.t
Capitol Hir.
50 81 fa& ore inch Boards q O.a ss-a. FioorE,>
10U 10 test Joists SO ~" feet sesutnr IsD "a shs
Ees, SDIo Lsths. 90 fees iron PIps Sd U00rs
sEd Franfes. 40 frsnss, sas<sss and kliDd-, 2 sc
feet spos1 sLd GutterlLg. rs Brick ready
fer safe "a large or snsll lots -uit nxrcnnsers
Cal at ths Lpcsin Buildings Cssstol HI CcIT-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

; NAVAL OFFICERS TRANSFERRED. - Lieut..
Commander 8. A. Mccarthy detached from
the Pewhatsn. Lieut.. G. NJ. Thomas detached
from the receiy ing ship Potomac and ordered
to the Terror. Lieut.. f. g. Hyde detached
from the Frolic and ordered to the Kansas.
Master A. Il. Wycoff and First Assistant Eng-
neer A. f. Green ordered to the Nipsic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22
THR RACES TO-DAY

The entries for the hurdle races to-day are
Lochiel, Blind Tom. and Tammany, with LO-
chiel the fayorite, 90 over tue Others. For
the Dixie stakes, dash OF two miles the entries
are Joe Daniels, MoOdbIne, Experience, Oak :
Mate, Silent Friend, True Blue, and a brother
10 Pilgrim. Joe Daniels is the fRvOrite over all
others The value OF the stakes ia this race is
over $1,000 For the third race, mile heats,
TUbman, Fsdladeen, and Hanover will start
Tubman being the favOrite. MOnarchist, De-
fender, and Flora McIvOr are entered for the
fourth race, dash of three miles. Monarchfst
being the tavorite, 10 I, over the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

DISMISSED FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY FOR
Glazing" THE CoLoRED CADEr-Rear Admi-
raj Case, Acting Secretary of the Navy, last
evening issued an order dismissing from the
naval academy Cadet Robert ID. Digges for
Thazing" the coored cadet COnyers. Cadet
Digges is from the 9Th Congressional district of
Maryland, and was appointed by Hon. VIM. III.
Merrick, the representative in Congress from
that district. 1t seems that Conyers was walk
ing through the grounds at the naval academy,
when he was met by Dgges, when a fight
enSuet, and COnyers got the worst af
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

PRRsorAL.-The Postmaster General speaks
at Annapolis tomorrow, and goes thence to
New Jersey and Connecticut, in which states
he will deliver campaign speeches '"."Gene-
raj W. L. Sherman visited the Chicago board
OF trade yesterday, and was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the members. Prof John nj.
Langston returned last evening from New
Bedford, Mass, where he spoke ON Thursday
last, and tonight he addresses a meeting in
Baltimore, and then goes to Tennessee. Hon
Ulysses Mercur, of Penn, is at the Ebbitt house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

TIE CLERKsHIP OF the Law Library of Con-
gress, made vacant by the death in July last of
q. Fl. W. Meehan, still remains open. MT.
Spofford, the librarian, appointed one of his
assistants (Mr. Roberts) to the position in July
last, but that gentleman resigned on September
10, and Mr.. S. has determined to make no sp-
pointment until the wishes of the Judges of the
Suprem me Court ara consulted.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

The FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been
made in the Adjutsnt Generals Office, of the
War department.: b. F. Wilkins from second
TO third class; G. W. Hanlenbeck and F. H..
Stafford from first to second class. The follow
ing have been appointed nrst class clerks in that
office: David Allen, w. j. Clendenen, W. p.
Bacon and VIM. Griffin. In the Ordinance Office
l.. j. Bryant has been promoted from first to
second, and f. II. Finckel appointed to first
class clerkship.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYoRx FRIDAY Oct ll-BEEvEs-The fresh offerings a
4J hes6 COmmunpaw and
plenty and dull Thin forced on yd
10 common and medium DO tt ~ cue ar 70 gool az
changed hands but IL Of fair Texas and Cherokee ee
sold at &C. q h. to dress IS 10 and 20 ID to The gross eWt
The drove COmmunpaS 70 Tor j. b. Hunter 10 car or
n Morris 10 for A. Christie ears for fur ears oT Booker
L o.. and for A. BuTgandner -
J. H. DObey sold l59 Texans 81 cwt average, at Be- 2 n
WesheEr for BuHgarner u Virginia Cattle "a ewt average
Ch Kahn for se Purst lI2 Kentucky Steers n s
3e q n aDd far Booker Co.. IS Kentucky Cattle eNL average al
udl2lc
Goldsmith for j. Stern Indiana 81 ,averaEs
per head sic f}t closed hs drove OF
70 Kentucky Steers cWt average at ~ al5tc q tb . .
Coney bad 10 for A. Christie closed
At Onehundrethst Thomson sold III fir Cherokee Cattle,
strong 81 cwt &c y % "a dress % n to the gross e" aud ~ god
OnO Steers a cwt. about l3c. q 10, average.
LAHBs-ArnvGls head, or
which Forty .ghths 70 cars At foetfst and
weather
prices fraction and the market
sheep lambs closing dbs u for TO good
sheer and 6! d8!e for poor TO good lambs -
208 do 50 No. 70 y 100 10 A ~ d. at ct co.
and i05 coarse indiana, 95 n, q; &C. per 10.
Hume Elliot sold l6 Ohio sheep o6 % st 6ic 30
State IS No. Gt64 l6 Canada 09 b. &c 81 do III b Gtbbc 80
state lambs 81 y at Gel 70 do 10 h. at Bel and U do " b at S
Q8lc.
9 10 Ole 80 Ohio lambs o. h at 90 Canada 6 d. at &C. an1
50 state, % H. at &c
g McGrAw sO 23 State lambs e9 b. Sic and 10 State sheep,
Judd Bucknsham sold 22s Ohio sheep 10 average 5
do &C. 5ic 2lb do 20 10 At IS 3lt v
lCO 10. and l0l lambs, 80 ~ 7e
Van Vert sold 93 State sheep " D. at 6.d0e and 81 State
were a cars At Porethst AMI
hogs both places Live hogs hmer At 81 ai y
b H. Reid sold load Of mixed State good at 5s =
Ohos arrive Sic Dressed hogs firm and
tive at q a7tc T. d. light smooth pigs selling up ~ ID
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
l., B, & w
EXTENSION RAILWAY
First Mortgage z per
Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
At 90 and Interest,
At 90 and Interest,

Issued BY the Indianapolis bloomington, and Western
Railway aid n building its EXTENSION line West IN dfee'
line from Champaign sJ miles, the aissPpi River at Keofuk
White Heath (32 miles) to Decatur, all IN inc
State Illinois, tn. bonds secured BY first ana only
mortgage EXTENSION, being rapidly constructed In
by able and experienced contractors VINO
reprent capital millions OF dollars which insures the last
raj, being laid At an early date 90 miles already In
hed ITO miles gdsd the whole line 2l7 miles r1h %
completed early We have been connected and entirely familiar
H. b. W. Railway from Its sarJ organization was
completed the Autumn 1870 ami has developed rapidly into SUE
CEssFUL AND WEALTHY CORPORATION having large revenue
from largely inereng business. With the EXTENSION vi" %
one corporation 4l0 miles OF road located In commando
ing position In the heart of the best portion OF The country
The eoune, EXTENSION 1870 bad population
Of 242 valuation Of real and personal estate S1Sl O0o-
600, bushels Of grain raised 27.00O00O 'aus Of farm pro-
ducts s25,57O, 900 and live 'Oef, SIS-349,0O0i TO
which may safely be added 3 cent TO represent
the present population and value The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together contain a
population of nearly of million, and
a property valuation exceeding S40O,O0O,OOO.
From these statistics will be readily that tie EXTENSION VIII
have .ocnI Business that will make IL complete sue
cess. this will have tie entire Through Tramo
Of the Missouri Iowa, and Nebraska Road, oonneeuAs
with the Mississippi River aai extending r TO The Missouri ooo
miles where With the Mdlnh Padae in Nebrs' These
two corpoon, and also and Rock Island 9l miles, and
Davenport and S. Paul 900 nes although separate corpora
tom, ARE CONTROLLED IN TIG INTEREST OF THE INDIAN
APoLIs BLOOMINGTON, ANDl wESTERSfRALWAY' ard Pae'
ueay will he united line Of thaa 1SOO niles The through
business Of which pass the L. b. W. This an East and
West trunk route parallel competing iine The
Eastern connections, indianapolis the Pennsylvania Gem
traI, Baltimore and Ohio, Belefonaine Lake shore,
and Central and other roads enerng at this poni
Prom the seAboAnd TO and Northwest distances are
materially reduced this system OF roads, mich that
cannot fail to popular line for travel and business
Liberal soeh male bV towns and counties on
the line EXTENSION and the remainder has been taken By
| experienced railroad men and Eastern capitalists
These make The boad which viii be issued
only on completed road high rank among the best railway
| securities
The 900 eeh convertible in'o ',aet At p,r at The
option Of the holder and may be resered free Of charge
Coupon payable January July . Of tar Tie bonds nv no"
be from aud bankers throughout the county
We oGer them present 90 and interest and recommend
strongly the Ia aud most
desirable securities the market
Bonds delivered free Of sharsel HYs pamphlets and ea
lau furnished sppheaton.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
BANKING HOUSE, or FISK & HATCH,
M 4 NASSAV-SF


NEw-lORK, Sept. ls, 1872.
DEPOSITS received. on which we allow interest at
the rate Of four per cent per annum. Special ar
rangemeuts made with Savings Banks and others
depoStng large amounts.
We issue CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT available III
all parts of the country and bearing interest in case
Of special deposit.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants aAd others
in all parts Of the country.
Orders for INVESTMENT STOCKS ana BONDS
executed al the Stock Exchange on commission, for
cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT and other FIRST CLASS
SECURITIES, such as CENTRAL PACIFIC and CHisA-
rEAKE and ONO Bonds.
The snail amount Of CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
BoNps remaining in the hands of the Company
viii be disposed of by at private SALE giving in
vestors an opportunity 10 purchase this favore Sc
surity upon terms which should insure an advance
upon the completion Of road and their introduction
at the Stcck Exchange.
" FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

tenths, Gold, equivalent to about Eight and Quar-
ter Per Cent in Currency. Believing the security to
be ample and the rate Of interest satisfactory, we
recommend these bonds a. desirable investment
Holders of United States 520s and highpriced cor
porate securities may materially increase both their
principal and their interest income by exchanging
for Northern Pacifics. JAY COOKE u Co.,
Hew-York Philadelphia, aud Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
Tnr cmcAco & CAxAn, SOUTHERN
PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
We recommend to investors as SAFE and PROFIT
able security Present price 90 and accrued interest
Interest payable April and October, at the Union
Trust Co.. Coupon Registered. This road is the
western end or link of the Canada Southern, which
together form he trunk line from Buffalo to Chi
eago running directly into Chicago on its own line
Is straight and lerel and the shortest line now built
OF that can be built between Chicago and Buffalo.
The great accumulation of freIghts at Chicago and
Toledo even no beyond the capacity of the present
Trunk Line renders the speedy completion of the
road an absolute necessity Pamphlets and all lnfor-
nation furnished by
LEONARD, SHELDON d FOSTER,
Bankers 10 Wall-st.
WNSIow LANIER & Co.,
Bankers q PiEe-st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
professional Noilces

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
of A mpor,pt specity in the Syracuse Medical College T.
OKce 93l Fiehst OF Thrave N T. City. Nervous Deb
diseases &c, reliably treated
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODIICE

rs pigs. Ashet. pkFs BeeswaI "a bales Broom Corn
Dnd Frut $50 bbs Eggs, 1864 bbE
Flour $50 bb Meal 035!7 bush Wheat l529 bush Corn q ~
go bush Malt o. 057 bush Barley bbs Beans,
FaTsed AS T. Peas IS bds Hides IS Hides l3O bales Hos
bbs Spts rpenne 230 bbl Ron. 100 pkgs Oeae, 42
aides Leather bales Hemp pkgs Cut Meats 6l6 pigs LAM G
kegs Lard 99 pkg Cheese - pkg searn 81 pkeA TaoT 22
50 bales Tow lO5 Starch 81 hh Tobacco ~
pkgs Tobacco, 100 bales FOOL. 34J bbs WHISKY.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
Gteambcdie ano Railroads.
OENTRAI, RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey. -


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.- -
" Pasenger and Prxht Deot Ses-York Of Con
somerre with Soath Baeh X X Hampton aRcuon With
Lcrb susqBehanna with the Lshgh
VALLEY soad sn Ire connection forming direct line N Ptbargh
te We hoot eLs 10 nta PeBn'sna sso
~" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
SUMMER ARRAEGEMsNT
Commencing July TO- lS7l-Lsage New YOrG ~ iolows.
5.45 n.-Way Train for Someryile and Plemast0n.
mFor Eason bethlehem, Bath. much Chunk, Wlkesbss.
Pon Mhanoy City Mt Carmel Hazefon Tgpkbasnot Towsna
WaTery Sc Connects st Janeton with Del Lack west
Sam.nORNING EXPRESS daily tcrcep Pastor.
Allentown Harrisburg. and the
Femngtoni at saston Tor Mach Chunk Wesbae SraEtos VII
Transport Enc, he
lO:go a. m-Wn Train for somerv.le
R:J5 D. m.-Wsy fran fo Rlston.
mFor Pennington Esson, Allentown Msuh Chnnk Bshasoy
City. HsIeon, WkesbsFe Sranon Realnz Gov hA LsscI
Ephnts, Pottsyille Hsrrishurg Gc
2:yUp m.-Por SonerVlle
32J D. m.-For Pniseai.
D. m.-PoT SOmeryilP
$3.50 m.Por Laton Anenovn Hiacb ClusE oosneea -
jan ton with Del. Lack. Wtst z. H.
s. D. m-Por somery.He and FeningoD.
$3.50 Op. m.-For Somsrville
tp mgvBNING EXPRESS dly for Eas,ou Bethlehem ARen-
D m.-For soneryiIe.
7a0 p m. m.-(Eni grant-Por Eas.on.
and 1880 p m.-For Painieh
Elizabeth 5j TOO 7:l5 7:t5 so Sis,
00 IO:30 Hoo l:t5 l2:, 245 90 TOO 800 3.2o,
3i5 400 4l5 43l 4:i5 500 rs $50 5:5 6O $50 7.3),
5:45, e20 9O0 9:ls 1879, 1850. 1900 q.
Tickets for the West o5tned oGee Of the ceztal Rail-
hotels and ticket Offices iS New-York City, ,, . .-,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12


pJs T Sn 10, s & si IN 72.............., as
9o eesrsue ar. s@'f for S's he week to
Total sIgOIi, ee Sept ,str % aa and With more liberal arrivals
steady We eSso a SsfPS faSr a. sss S~ %S IN good
5cnaud With continued mie1 AIy., T Ere, S. %e, cay al
nEM%Mrs continued to rule dol and nominal a aoO7' Us % s
cS bales al lc currency, and 1000 bales to arhVe at 0e
O continued fair oting demsnd the m.ras
steady; sales y Manila at 6'edsli ~ chests
Mo2ASSESfho market is sl without transactions to report and
prices, at the laie reduction. nominal h.. ten y
active and aboSt steady sales OF t5 bb at &c Rom
lbs DO on private terms bb BI Pale at 80 d. lar IN
see at Cy ea nominal Is a. .s,y a. At sOdslc in cal,
Crude Whale Sperm doll aud unchanged FSE & Ms" b 0 are
sn9ea en ie taT aq%y 0 aSoq,scs Soq aS
OATMEAL steady but que quoted at Se % or 0V n "
Pork dun and lever tn. de-. ,pd only
s5 0d Me $l!g$ So tG5 New do; M 80 20 iOI .Id h1t n
nons Beef in and steady sales Of 60 bO at
for Pain Mess and iGs sT1 Esa .SS S ,cr, e S % Ss Of %
bb At s37 Western Cut Meats steady and IN fair demand
and 100 saalc 100 boxes Dry Sailed Shoulders ior De
feS a0 ap a. g and q boxes Short Ri at Sc and 5000 Bellies
Dressed Hog frm and in iar demand We quote a. & & &
month al sc Lard Is quiet Old, but sm City; sales Of
Se sesS SS or aIf uure @ eecry inS SI he sales arc @
made Bae close to tse 11r3 m %HiS @ eu se @
her Of Delaware and Chenanso at 10"
ss sa's'5 oi.sSs6o ;SS oEssS 2sss' common to
~
Stat pa fair 10 gool Is a28 Wesn hrkins good yelow5 dl8
state haftuh fne Fall Western. 10 iar. az
dae good TO pme2l a3O Grease But9er.''''''' 81
STATE Welsh, fine Fal...,2B 0@O ,-,,, - ,..L r.,
CHEBsB-Ibe duli facobee
export choice moving to home trade we quof'
Lltemade Fancy Factory l4 d4l and Private
Late mSde good TO prime Daires eS
0l3il Skinned (bCeSe..........
Pair 70 good early PsctoneSll dl2BI
PETROLEuM1he market for erode has further avaneed today
with inQuy sales Of 800 extra brand al
3c and bb at 3 The quotations the Greek
Inner a Lower Refined has been In
moderate demsd for and steady With sales reported Of 6OD
bb prompt delivery 6a Case on still quoted 3lc and Ksphha
i but without bu mesa In Philadelphia there were 10 tar
con aud quote nOun before 2 dlG for spot and oe'o-
ber
que reduction Of prices has not been s,aeen TO
RangoOn, 63 d7 Pstns lei Carolina tuG!e
StGARSThe market for Raw Susr less active ami unoe he
decline gold there weakness IN pees fair TO gocd kug
e!d9ic 9ldyc
hhd Cuba private ms 40 hhds Porto Rico Refining at
9Idl0e 1888 boxes 9ia0t for Ceni1ga Refined Sugars
selling fairly l2I 2fc for Hsrds and LIE for White .
sESDSA kinds quiet and sedy We quote Clover noHina ~
l04e Timothy 80 5d 80 IS Rough FaKseed more plenty ana
moderate demand at 81 IS
TALLow frm sales Of 10000 at sta9 6c f0r
Wesern; City quoted At 9lc.
WHISKY seave sud Grm sales Of 700 bbls at 92e.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
GoparInersnlp Notlres.

NTOTICE-The firm of w. WEINERT g. Co.
~ OLookba Tens has been dissolved By INITIAL consent Al Al
said hnn will present them With the
ee,rv ynusrs before the day Of Hoyemb s2 at the
oc ofM KOSHoFsH No. 81 Sudokst IN lie City Of henlorE
NOTICE-To parties holding funds Of W..
~ wElEERr Co.; Yoi v hold All such qGs qoIi further
NJ ROSHOPSKI. Eew-York.
W. MkISAKr, New 3Tsuafes Texas
Hex.YorA Sept l3, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

HousroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Com
PANY's FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
secured 10y a large and valuable Land Grant and a
Sinking Fund of Per Cent Of the earnings. For
sale at 30 and accrued interest in currency, yielding
over 8 per cent interest William +. Dodge Of New
York, President This Road will be entirely COM
pleted by the LIST of January next and we conf
IDENTIFY recommend the Bonds as perfectly safe in
vestment. john j. CISCO & son, No. 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

w. q. SuATTUCK & Co.. Bankers, % Nassau-st.,
EewYCTk. offer at 30 and interest the small remain
ing amount Of CHICAGO, DANvIILE AND NiNCENNEs
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS. This Is
q tiFsi-class security in every particular.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
THE MARKETS.
tCue'rry Reported Tor THE TslBuSE.

tCtcriy Reported Tor 7 HE TRlBuSEl -
II. 1877
AsuFS-Tbe receipts today ptgs very quiet
ssiv G8 Is. Pearls and nominal
demand acyc, and have downward
% Js0Jslc Tor Western and Southern
BKOOM-CORN BROOMSThe market for Corn remairs
6a7c for New Green 6d63c for Old do Sc for
Red BrOOms quiet and nnchaaged
suoted a 81 100 , per dozeu
CO1TOS-e Cotton the shot and 10 arrive has been
active but higher We quote
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

HOwES & MACY. Bankers No. 80 Wall-st, Now
York offer the same facilities to Deposltors as In
COIpOTatcd banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock Bonds, &c.
dC. for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
Commenna MONDAY, September l6, lS7l Through trains -h
leave Grand Central Depot;
$500 Chcago Montreal RInress. uith drawing
through 10 Watertown. Rochester and honeaL
Special Chicago Express with drawngToom 70 baIss
and Niagara Pails
III a.. m. Northern and Western Brpress
p m. Special Express for Albany and Tro'
$50 Montreal kIp Via siceP cars ron Nts iofs 70 ~
Adams
$500 EIprei' daily with sleeping cars for w''eriovn oieus
bur2. and Canantagua.
sJ D. H. Pasc Express wh Sleeping for Rochester Buffalo
and Nagars Pals; also or Chcago via both = n. g
Railroads This train SuudsVS
IN Express and Al1anV
g. II. KkNDRCK, General PasseHg ger Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD,

NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE To Water Gap SouisbrTg Se,n.ou
Dnghamon Srarus and 0sgego WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
Depo New York foot OF Baay and foot Of Chrstophsr
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY July l8s2
e0 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. boOntJn Bnneh,
through from EevYok 10 Bnghms Syracuse and
vego. change Dover with Chester R.
Waterloo wth q and Scranton with l. and " for
Wilsesbsrre. Pitsson &c
7l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting At Denvle with Boon
with Chester Branch Waterloo with SusI X
for and Washington with the and W. X X
Gap Soudsbug Santon Great Bend Bnghmon SJra
and At Phpbug with and Sosqae hanna add
Lehizb Waller K. r. for sl points those ro9dG
1900 NJ, PHlLLIPsBURG EXPRESS stop, m NegSs hsf'oa
and intermediate statens Waterloo Win us
Railroad PhIpsburg Bel Del T. r. lor Beydere AID Leg
r. Lehgh Valley X for Bethlehem, Aen
Mauch Chunk. Wilkeshsre Reading and Hamburg
$40 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Paterson 80
Boono directly through and Bghamtoh without
stopping principal stations CONNECTING al Dover VIE
Chester Il. K, and at Wsteroo with SusseI r. r.
ter r. Waterloo r. r.. and rhps5ag WITH Le-
high and r. r. and Ieligh Waller K X for betbh
Allentown. Readue, Harrisburg, and the West
HACKErTSTONN EXPRESS connect, with Chester r.
with SuseI r. r. for AndoVer Newton, aud Franklin
For MORRsTowN at 7.IS 9;lo. lOo 1900 $50 80 40
For SUMMIT at f:l: 100 slo 1910 lloOL ao $40
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE Ts 13n 9lo. 80 l1;lo.
IlO, 21O $50, i:, iiSo $50, tiOO 1900 S; siI
Po1 SRWARK a. 7s 100 7sO $50 slo. go 'loo oo.
ll:0o m 1900 -i0 200. '2J0. J:lO. $40 $50 'EH,
$50 40 S2O $40 Goo eco 100 $780, &3 s;l5 AMI l" m
Trains marked stop a. East EewaE ,,o>,rc, ,ro
'' - A. REASONkR, Superintendent