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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
SnlanoifdJe Runo fd)au.

Oaa 8elultat nc, 8ablen in gtprccas
rplina 1T bis Oato nod ni9t senau feltz
seitelt. slnfanss beaniprubten bic 9iz
beralen rem SieI wureen lpIter aber
fleinlaut une pas Gnprelultat miro wcbl
pas iein CAP in Ger WebHabl republiz
faniI6e Ganpipaten erpablt wproen iinp.
.6ieraaf ideint wenisitens bic in ren
meilten Sl1ttern auftau6enee Na1ri6t
pas f9 Die &epublifaner srpbe 8ablz
fdli6ereien bdtten su S6ulren fpmmen
laiSn, binsuceuten. Sn feinem SSalle
,perpsn 9rpbe Wajoritaten erlanst ppreen
ieiR unp fbnnen Die pplitil9en Ylltter
raber unssnirt fprtfabren, ben Sies fir
ibre relp. partei 81 beanipru6en.
Die 6artiSen babsn ein S6reiben an
Senator Gunner seri6tet uno i'm ers
ludt ais Der trsuet te Sreunp eer Sarbis
gen, ibnen reinen @ein iiber bic pplitiItrn
Jrasen ein;uIdenfen unp feline slniit,ul
iiber 0rant uno Greeley miButtcilen,
unp pie rie Sarbisen in rieIer sSabl
itimmen iplen. Senator GUNNER err
wirerte ibnen, paB er ii6 pur6 piele 2lnz
fraSe lebr seebrt fiible, ineem CT ltetS fir
Ste &ebte Der Sarbisen seltritten babe.
Gr eSdblt ibnen pann Yon @reelsys unp
9rants Sersansenbeit. Gr Iast 0rees
ley lpurce arm 9ebpen unp Iammelte lei>
ne @iiIrnIbaften ielblt in elmer Druferei
unp bat itets fir Cure Nebte ais Menz
i6en sefdmpft; 0rant wurpe auf
Staatsfoiten in @eitppint unterri6tet
Der Cine besann feline 9aufbabn nit
slrbsit unc Sleie, Der glnoere nit cinem
Osilitarpatent. Der Cine wurre als
Gipiliit sebilcet Der @neere gum Splcas
ten. Oab 0rant fein 0sfibl fir bic
ldSarse STAGE bat, benefit Die tsabG6tiss
tc @ewalttbatisfeit nit ben 100000
6arbisen auf Sayti, wsl6e bic Selt1res
sieruns erperimsntiren ppllen. Gr err
mabnt lie gum S6luB ale fir @reeley
a!s ibren wabren 8reunp su ltimmen.
Gr Iust i6 Ielbl itimme fiir @reeley pbne
Democrat Selpprpen 81 iein.
OaS S6reiben bat feinen 9lntlana tei
leinen I6waSen Sreuncen sefuncen an
yielen Stellen wurben Serlammlunaen
abealten AM csm WibfaQsn sessn BEN
pHeiaa Yrief slusprud su seben. Der
iHwaDe Mann auf nierriSer Silpunsss
tufe tebcnr, eyfcnnt in @rant ben Wes
ieS. Der ibn aus Der Sflaperei fiibrte une
rant ibm rur6 slnbansli6fsit unp aus
Turbt spr Der peitIbe pes Ileli6sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
Dubuque, Soma, MQituod ben H. Muaua 1872.

coluticn aus. Die 2lnbdnssr Guerrero 8
riefen: ~Surrab fir IiaS sum Seufel
nit Seroa !"
Man slau6t jrrp6, RAP bic &eprlutipz
ndre f6 Seritreusn merren lptalc bic
prlitif Der &eSieruns tefannt wirc.
Der 9ei6en;us ppn Suare, mar Elm
lrbr impplanter. Sdmmtli6e bffentliz
den Seamten unp ciplpmatiIden Ser
treter nabmen raran lbeil unc p6llia
10000 Wfeni6en batten i6 in zen
Straben periammelt pur6 pslde cerIelbe
pallirte. GS wurpen mebrere @ratrcpen
sebalten, carunter aud cine spn Gem Sc
laneten gfclipn.
slnScl Sturbice, Der Spbn res Grs
&ailers, 1T in Der 6auptitart am aleis
den Sage Seitprben, an psl6em Suaye;
ltarb.
Oias lrll aus sleraer cariiter, ca6 pos
Sclf ni6ts ppn inn milien nil, i'm Ses
9rifTe iteben fi6 nad Gan Sranciscc III
tr9ebcn.
Vim 10. september piro ter GpnareE
gu elmer GrtraeSisuns suiammentreten.
lleber Die 3ulammenicBuns res neuen
Cabinets 1T nod ni6ts NdbcreS trfannt.
serra 1T Ganrlrat nm Die prdIrents
i1aft. Gr bat Ireilpili9 cine llnterIuz
dung rcr an ben glmerifanern in Ghias
pas brSansenen @ewalhbatsn anseprps
net. Serca pirp ben eeianeten Icrisz
cal BON @aibinatpn saridberufen unr es
bsibt oaB icin 9ia6fpser StaniitiS Gu
naeea lein wercc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
GnropaifdJe AeberGd

Oeut 6 lane. 3ur Sbluns cer
lrcialen 6rase lpllen nabfen Wpnat in
Berlin Gpnferen;en Sierrei6iId>unsari,
l6cr unc teuti6er observation-disclosures itattz
fncen unp rieien Gpufersnsen freie Se<
lpre6unsen ansereibt werssn, an reaen
artsitseber serlbiebener 2idtunsen 5beil
81 nebmen ein;ulacen iinc. Wan bort,
rapur6 feinrielise 0esenldse frierli6 ,u
cerISbnen, Die slrteitstber ;u elmer wirfs
liden 0iirlprse fir ibrr slrbeiter III be-
pcSen, leBtere BON Ger Sbdrli6feit TO-
cialiitiIder 2ebren ;u nberssussn unc iie
auf bic NOtbmenrisfeit einss 3uiammens
sebens nit rem Gapitale binsupeilen.
Oabei lpll Elm Waririum Der slrteits;eit
teiproden Die slusldIiesuns Der Spnns
tassarbeit, Der S6us Der Sineer une
jusenpli6en glrbeiter ili Sabrifsn iefses
leBt, cine ,pirflame Gcntrple unsere6ter
6atrifprpnunseu ssiitt une bic Geiunr :
belt uno paS 9eben et. 9lrbeiter pur6 rem
9lniprud auf Ssrlssuns Der 5amilis
unc ei9ene Seriprslns sewissrmaben
Serii6ert werpen. slld nil man ii6
rprt nit Grri6tuns ron 5prbiIpunsss
anltalten, GcnIumperGnen Speiic 9lnz
italten, Splfssdrteh $partaHsn gauses
npllenlbaften, &ranfeh une SnYalirsns
falen beiddftisen. Serner mill man
aud iiber Wiittel beraiben, ipie pem Wibe
braube rcs Gpalitipnbre1teS su lteuern
unp unbefustes @erla1sn rer Nrteit ,u
Serbinccrn uno pie ben lpeialiltilhen
gsitatipnen Sppubeuien 1T.
gieben rer fir6en4 4pclitil6en 5bdtiss
felt i'm Snnem rss 5eutl6en2eiz
dos waren bisber oh ,papitwa + |"
unp bic ,ipciale Srag" Die Sauptsesens
itdnce wel6e rem Sfritsn Bismard bes
ibafti9ten; inceB idfinen Die iber beirs
NIT ben iibrisen Mibtsn ansetnipften
unp sepilpsenrn @erS,nplunsen ni6t ben
sepiinl6ten unp sebsften grfols su bas
ben. yas bic 6rass rer papltwabl bes
trifit 70 melren Die STiciSlrn, rab spn
zen srSBsrcn Wabten nur swei CSelters
reid nnc 6ranfrei9l lin entsesenfoms
meneem Sinne" sealtwprtet baben. =
Gs liest auf Der !Sale ra6 riele Dit
tbeilun9 beceutet: Sine bsipen Mi1te
wpl!en ni6t NIT pem 0eutl6sn 8ei6s
fir Die &abl eines $ismarf'ltsn relp.
6ranfenberS'iben 9hpitcS wirfcn. =
0lei6ssitis erflart iid bic pifciOie itas
lienilbe ~Spinipne" IN einen pfTenbar
bon Der &esieruns hipirirten lanseren
slrtifel fir uablplute Ssunalitit."
@enpen mir uns wIsrer eem reutI6en
&ei6e su. Saiirr &iisrin unp &rpns
prinS rer Gsi6sfansRr unp iein sllters
ego, Der prdlipent ces 8ei6Sfanslerams
ties, Staatsminiiter 3elbriid, lepie BIZ
abriSen Wtiniitr Iamnt rem Winiltsrn
Der pcrbiinreten Staatn iinp I6pn iei,
gpfen auf 8eiien rrer baten lclde in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
Sic
luTemburger 6a,ette,
Gin fatbpliI6eS gSp6enblatt
fit Recl,t Unit at'ahrheit,
Sas Yoifpprto

Man lam u isssr 3et aaf Gle ,earsnbur0sr Gazette"
ebcnnren
NJ GinIenpunsen II. 8prrez
Ipoxbensen beIcncers iiber ftrdlthe
unp anrere ,pi6tiec SrScbenbritrn iInp
iererseit pillfpmmen miiiien ober Ypm
SerfaiIer unter;ei6net lein.
RE- pra Office. @lrues 0rsers iuo has tigAfs une
sre Mttt ,ur eberiensuns pcn @elS une Ieltsn NO e
III babsn ins, raSu sebraubt pereen.
gDenn bic gamsn rem untertrsibern einStdnet psrecn
friten e eeuia aeIhriebea r une has Scfdut Setntp
uue Staat ssnau una ratg an8eseten rersen.
geern cine 3siuua srsm gpitdmt sn aussres
set weeea pa 10 mus immtr aud eds gcaTlt Gnleleten
perter, ne bic 3eituug frub er einpfansen rurse
g1enn Scnane fen Slatt ri5t raelnd61 empfGns cser
fh duf Tseue cine Art ehler eirlhleien 10 ira Der be-
seupe Issn icwt bic SeraRsSsttr iesei bsnatrt6Iis
perpeu.
Die gerantwrrtlitieit fir sisIsneunBsn iur bic 3euns
perptn sir eann Ibernebmeu eteeben PER resi
frrsn Srisf reer per gpR Ofre pnsp Sreer ssibstsR
Die ,,Snfem6nrger @a,ette" na6 oSuropa.
mir rsrIsuetn teres cine 9n,ab 9rsmpareeer Gaete"
GAG ee ,lstsrineuns ees SateS an Srpanes unc 5rnee
ns ees Steaus Elm br getisnetes gftItsl H. enen
ebrp6enen gerlebr mt eenIelbn su unerbalten gne tic
ubsr bic fdnee eieles eaees ~ unterrbten ber as es
surb 3. vsbisl ssiSebsn trnnts.
Ssfsaunssn Srisfs &c. fnb ,u aprs1asn
,LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE.
DUBUQUE, IOWA
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

A FINE JoB.-S. Bethel of our town, civil en-
gineer and Deputy United States Surveyor,
showed us the other day two plats of the town of
Grass Valley, which were most excellently, COR
rectly and beautifully executed by him for the
trustees of that town. Grass Valley is about as
and there is more of it, and to accurately survey,
plat and calculate the area of each lot must have
been an intricate, tedious, scholarly job. So
highly pleased with the work are the people of
that town that they are talking Of having the plat
autographed, and large number of maps struck
off for the use of the business men and property
owners of the place,
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
~ Advertisements and communications MUs1
reoch this office on Thursday to insure publica-
,on on the following Saturday.

PopULAR.-A great desire is expressed by the
.oune men of Auburn to belong to the Auburn
Bross Band, as its members get about all the
GOOD things going. AS late as last Monday even
ing the members of the band by invitation at
tended birthday party of tive young ladies at
Umpire City, three miles west of here, being fur
nished fine four-horse band wagon. At the
CITY Hotel they met warm reception by the peo-
ple of that place who were there inlarge numbers
and. after serenading the ladies', the evening was
spent in music, dancing, slipping from the flo W
inc bowl and feasting from bountiful supper
and all this free, because they were members and
friends of the Auburn Brass Band. Boys, Join
the band or start one of your own,if you wish to
feast on the fat of the land and be deadheaded
through the world
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

'NAAK thieves are around town. and we advise
our people to look out for them.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27
MARRIED.
SDcci0L Notices.

HOlloway's Pills and Ointment. or
morbid deposits in the lungs, joints and tissues
These medicines have rendered this disease a less
formidable scourge than formerly. 1t has been
incontestbly proved that in Scrofulous affections
they have effected thousands of cures. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents per box pot.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

RICH STnIKE.-Mr Moran has opened a
quartz ledge in his field some nine feet deep.
1t showed gold at the top, and at the above depth
reveals very rich rock. The ledge is about Is
inches wide, well defined and easily traced On
thursday morning Mr. Moran showed us
some rock he had taken out that morning,
which sthickly pregnated with bright coarse gold
enough to make it 60 away up in the hundreds
OF dollars per ton. Mr.. Moran has a patent
Tor the land and it looks very much like he had
a fortune all to himself.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

The LAST DANCE.--On next Thursday evening,
May ID, the Auburn Brass Band Club will give
their last regular dance of the season, which is
to be a grand calico ball. Their hall is to be
fitted up, the floor canvased for dancing and
everything in brilliant style for the occasion.
We are requested to say that all members of the
' Club are expected to be present, and that all
Others are cordially invited to attend, as on this
occasion the festivities will close with n formal
adjournment of the Clubs Dancing Socials for
the season.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

BILKED.-A Niger show was to have taken
place here on Wednesday evening last, but as our
people have been frequently bilked by worthless
and unknown vagabond minstrels, and this one
came WITHOUT being heralded by The local or any
turn the tables and blk these chaps. This may
have been celebrated company, but as it did not
bring and publish its record and successful per-
formances at other places it has only itself to
blame. Our people want proof that "a show is
worth seeing before they will CO. The money is
nothing, for we are all rich and liberal, but our
time is valuable and cannot be thrown away on
worthless exhibitions.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

How TO MAKE MoNEY.-Attend the great auc-
this Office, on Wednesday next at ten o'clock
A. NJ, and stay all day and buy everything you
want at about half price. This store contains a
greater variety of useful articles than any store
in Auburn and all are to be sold to the highest
bidder, as the Major is determined to close out
the business and take rest in his old days.
There is hardly family in town or surrounding
eouptry hut eap spd some article here that they
need AID can buy cheap, therefore all should
sttepd. Remember, Wednesday peyt at ten
o'clock A.. NJ. the sale commences.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

TEACHERS INSTITUTE. The Placer County
Teachers Institute will hold it's annual session
nere' commencing May the Sth and lasting three
'u"ys' We will endeavor to make room for the
programme Of exercises in our next issue, as it
WIZ he fresher in the minds of our readers by
'aeierring it until that time
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

Two CELEBRATIoNs.-The Odd Fellows of Sac
ramento held their sd anniversary at Pleasant
"rove creek, in this county, and those of Marys-
vile held theirs at Wheatland, on the borders of
''hls county, north of Lincoln. on yesterday. AT
oothponts are beautiful groves, and large can
Vas-covered dancing halls were arranged Doubt
less gay and pleasant time was had at both
places.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

THE Church & Jones Club gave one Of their
I'''S''ht social dances at the American on Tues
'N'y evening last We believe the Club will wind
~ 'neir season of dancing with the next dance,
vi which due notice will be given.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

'CHINEsE RoBBED.-We have heard n rnmor
that robbery of Chinese occurred at Gold Hill,
- 'his county, on the night of the 10th inst, but
''ne news was not definite enough to justify us in
attempting to detail it in a reliable form.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

MORE NEW GOODS. L. Houser, at his brick
''orerooms, adjoining the post-o1fce, is just re-
ewing an Immense stock of rich, new and fash
'>'--oie Spring and Summer goods Our town
anu country readers should examine and price
'he articles desired before purchasing elsewhere
The Placer herald., 1872-04-27

r, OhcLlNEs TO QUALIFY.-We learn thnt Solon
',''eens who was elected one of the Justices of
We resce in this township last Fall, declines to
Qualify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
THE GOLD QUESTION.

While we are not prepared to accept the
views expressed in the following communication II IS
due 10 the truth say that there are many capitalists
I'm the street who hold opinions similar to those OF our
correspondent
To me Editor OF The Tribune. -,
SIR, me Times money article OF yesterday attrbutos
The advance in the gold premium 10 the manipatlons
oP cliGne and saws: Ihey will hesitate about carry
ing its price much higher VITA the eyes OF WV"" VI
people turned upon them" ,. go,
Whether there q clique in gold or not do not knOW,
hnt am convinced Ou careful eXamiuatlon tnl theto
is a gold famine in this country, and that ~ VIII nos 20
long before the eyes OF 100000 people VIII 20 opene
to the face that they hold nearly sS0ooOoOo Oh
10 nav which the Governments has forced lhen ~ az
cent as money and that neither the GoyeInnen. t,h
The banks have one dollar redeem such PROMISE
In accordance with these conclusions nave 80, 90,
ond hold aud intend TO hold. 100000 In gold com o'
noper godl and when the crash comes DeheVs is "a
Chasing power will be double what II was Deiorv S"'
war. n "N'A
Ner- York Aug. g. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 7-P. n.

The movement in the railway stocks has
been more active aud important though the speculation
is as yet by no general, being confined to only
few spccaltes Erie oundered around considerably,
and by its fluctuations effected to greater or less
extent the entire list opening at 49i, 1t found the
downward road to 40 easy enough; but driven
back upon its reserve Lines, 1t rallied, ana ad-
yanced full point, thenceforward ranging
t 349 the whole Of the stock hay-
ing for its basis the recent action Of the parties to the
90 600 put privilege. Pacific Mail was next in point OF
interest at 7l a7597974i the lowest point OF depres-
sion being at O'clock 1t about this time that Lake
shore was raded down to 500, and NewYOrk Central to
ess: but stiffness in st. Paul Preferred and a
rally in Pacific Mail gave the market a
better appearance at the close OF an irregular ana unset
tied day. or the investments Panama sold at 1903
Morris and Essex, %; and Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western lOi or the miscellaneous stocks Quicksilver
fetched Is for Common and 81 for Preferred Consoda
ton coal sold at 1876 Adams Express at st@9t ano
American at 3s. The opening highest lowest ana CLOS
inn nrioaa M stocks were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
Callahan Renediel,s closing quotations were !:

The gold market without special feature or inter
est from the opening all the out, and only smah
amount of business done. The opening TRANSACTIONS
were ll6s but quickly the price dropped TO of ou'
before II o'clock had reacted TO ll5t at when quo''oh
the price remained up to the close, the room
a dull and quiet aspect. The London markets n"o
nothing u them TO affect the local speculation ana oe
atons seemed to held In check until after tho se Oh
two millions Treasury gold tomorrow. Cash soia was
less difficult. and after commanding bonus Oh SHY
fourth for use, later lent fiat, wmle Ai'ef
midday 1 to per cent was paid Tor carrying
Tho Assistant Treasurer redeemed In called ponas
t2sooo total OF $50 2Ooo and paid out In
$4,000 The Treasury will sell 0,oooooo goa
tn av, hps,nsss nj the Gold Exchange Bank was as
toows Gold cleared so7 gold balances,
currency balances ,9SS61o. The following were tho
lanai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

A.. .. HAICA
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH
No. NAssAU-sr
Tuv FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER 0ENi "oiD
-, or ,ur CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
ro.,n.>,v .pr AMPLY SECURED UPON ONE OF The
80, ,,,,r,mr AND IMPORTANT EAST AND WEST
In,rxK LINES OF RAILWAY IN THE UNITED oiAihs'
.xn .pr THE OBLIGATIONS OF POWERFUL AND Kh-
spoxsRI.E CORPORATION or The HIGHEST sfASpiN"
AND CREDIT. - o.,,v.
HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS AND jim"
uIGU-pRIcrp SECURITIES MAY REALIZE Az i"oN
r,Sr DIFFERENCE BY AN EXCHANGE FOX i"'o-
BoSps, WITHOUT QUESTION A~ro THE kouAA sr''
lrY OF THEIR INVESTMENT.
pRIcs. "a AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
FULL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED Al ooNo''
rrcx, OR BY MAIL FISK hAioh' DASAA"''
81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY kAiLRoAo
CoMPASY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
ara beng absorbed by an increasing de"ano '~
them. ,.,,,hv corrora-
Resides being the obligation of wealthy SoipO'
,or composed of men of experience aud hish 'on'.
commercial integrity, they are secured oy
roortgaqe on the road, revenues lana grant n"1
chi.e and equipments, combined III one nnV''e
and are readily negotiable both IN tue MAJ A'''
this country and Europe. ..u.-
A liberal sinking fund provided IN the m0f~AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
foieign Exchange is qniet ard nominal d
nexcd, but actual sales per cent under:

III" sDVcIF sHPl'hI god aud Diver balsJ aln0unted
to-day b. S2O7G2j.
Extra malls for Europe tomorrow. per steamer Thu.
riagia, viii close I2i p. M. a. tue Merchants tx
change, Nos. 90 and 81 P.nest.
The money market has ruled easily enough all DAY a,
about per cent the general ON ca the e1tremes
being and5 fine loans worth per cent for 60
days and gold for the rest 81 the year. Discounts move
quietly at % to per cent. United States bonds we're
niue lower at the second board but later steadled up
The offerings to the Treasury Amounted 10 s57fSO AZ
143o 20 1890 Two millions were purchased at tlt 20 10
llI.S8. Details as unGer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
steamtrafs dno RAILROADS.
TENTRAL RAILROAnOF NEW JERSEY

~ Passenger and freight Derot Ne s-Yok bty-si Con
SomeIe with South Branch Junction WIKI
the Delaware Laekawhna and Wtssrn RAr adj Phhpsbag siu
The Lhzh and susggobann Division Eastqn Nb the L "a
VALLEY Railroad anil lie connection bmng direct line TO litba
The Wcs without change Of TO Genital PsuHsJ sns
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WEST
SUMNER ARkANGkhkNT
Commencing Jly 10, t81l.-Leaye New.York ~ follows
6s5 a. m.-Way Train ior somerTlle and Flcmineton
m.Por Eason. Bethlehem Bath Mauoh Cbunk, Wkesbsre
Pi,on Mhtnoy City Mt Carmel Hsxeon, TGukhnook ToNanda
WaFery Connects 1t Junction with Del. Lack West r.
sGm-MDaNING EXPRESS daily eIeep Suniaysl, ter Easto1
Allentown Hirbur. and West. Connects SonsTie for
Frmngtonj al Baston Tor Msnoh Chunk Wcsbae Scranton VIII
Transport. Erie &c.
lem a. IN WAY Train for sornervlle.
lR;C5 p m.--Way Train for Blsson.
m-Fcr Pennington, Erston Alen'ogu Msoh Cbnuk Mhanoy
City HaTeon, Wlebare scIanoa, Reading Columbia Lancaster
kyhrata, Potsvilie. Harrisburg &c
m.--ROr S0nersIis.
32y D. m.-For PnnieId.
p m.-For SomerylIe.
cop mgo haston Aneu,osa March Chunk Connects
Jun ton with DcL. Lact. 4 Wet r. r.
s. m-Por Bonneville and Fieniuson,
$50 D. n--Pof Someryinc
90 m-EyENING EXPRESS daily. for Baston Bethlehem Aon
os1 READING iisr'sh1g psburxl, Cacago, aud Cincinnati.
D m.-Por Somerviilo.
$50 D. m.-tHmgrant)-F0f Easton-
ADD ll.J0 p. m--For Phnaed.
For Elizabeth al s: OILS h:4 100 5.l3 7.t, $780, 900 9:i5
1890 100 ll:45 2:U5, Rj Loo 2o0 1890 800, G1J
J:4j 400 AIS 4: f45 500; rs $50 5;b, GOO, $50, 1900 1872
Ti5 e2o. 900. s.5, C3O ilJl 1900 0.
Tickets for the Yves, TIE Office Of the Genital Rail-
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The earnings OF the Burlington, Cedar RAPIDS anu MIL
nesoa Railroad for the past three mouths have been as
follows: Nav ss7725 32 June s4242 49, july s3sS9 s..
For the same period last year they were; May so4S co.
June, ssl o3 9O July t3OO33 5s thus showing an IN
crease I'm earnings of than 100 per cent while tho
increase in mileage, during the same period, has Oeeh
lei tuan cent.
The Philadelphia stock market IS steady Pe1nsy,ya-
MIA A. 100 PHILADELPHIA and Erie Railroad "a Reading
Riiroad 5sS pennsylvania Railroad, 5es; Gold, hoa