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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-13

HousE.-IIousc met at II NJ, Speaker
Hanger presiding. Prayer by Rev. DR..
Hoge.
The Speaker announced the following
members on part Of the House of the spe-
cial joint committee to inquire and report
what is the best disposition to be made Of
the Houdon statue Of Washington Messrs.
Gilman, Tidball, Jack Carter, J. s. Gil
liam and Southall.
Mr.. freeman, colored, Of Halifax, rose
to q matter of personal privilege, and
stated that in the Dispatch of yesterday
there was statement that a delegate from
Halifax had been arrested by the police on
Wednesday night, as drunk and disorderly,
and carried to the station-house and locked
up. He said this was mistake, and had
read a certificate from Major Poe, chief
of police, to that effect.
The following bills were reported from
committees, read first time, and put upon
the calendar.
House bill to sell the lands in the county
of Accomac donated by Samuel Sandford,
aud to apply tho proceeds to free school
purposes.
House bill to amend section four, chap
ter los of the Code in relation to marriages,
births and deaths.
Mr.. Evans offered a resolution that the
ministers of the Gospel, of the city, with
out regard to color, be alternately invited
to open the House with prayer. The Huuse
refused to suspend the rules aud it was
referred.
MIR. Loyensten offered resolution grant
ing the use of the Hall ON next Thursday
evening to Judge T. r. Farrar, for the pur-
pose of delivering lecture for charitable
object. Adopted.
A communication was laid before the
House from the Secretary of the Com
monwealth, First and Second Auditor,
and the Treasurer. appointed under all
act OF last session to revise the laws for
the assessment and collection of taxes,
conveying their report. The comrnunica-
ton and report were referred to the Com.
mittee on Finance.
Leave OF absence was granted Messrs.
Clopton and L. J. Brown for one day each.
Mr.. Neale stated that had no been pres.
ent when the vote was taken on the repeal
of the dog-tsx, he would have voted in the
affirmative.
House bill to provide artificial limbs, &c.,
unfinished business from yesterday, was
further amended and ordered to engross-
nis ~. anu ~, tIiITo iesolng'
my ioiow'ns ulhs Were taken up on
'ne m .n,ru Li l,sssai',g:
20 mo,so vi, 70 3epea. tils act OF nay ~,
aSSl, - p.as'us lol 'ne ereEt'on OF certain
oiI Ma. ~ IN tiie Guy ol Noiloi1' fasseu.
n .Io M. n,I. 90 inoo,pora.e inc town Oh
WV S4a' As.' o''e''a'ooan County,
House OH TO extend the sanitary Jurls-
dictlon oil the Board OF Health of the city
OF Richmond was recommitted on motion
OF MT Costrell.
Inc following bllis were offered ana re-
'errea:
ny MT. Gravss: JOINT resolution ex.
tending the time for the collection OF taxes
ana county ora and township ieyies tor the
year 1877.
~ MI. Neale: Resolution as to the ex-
pedlency OF so amending the law as to al
low township collectors tocoliect all moneys
lor township purposes.
ny MIR. Graves: Resolution as to e1.
pedlsncy OF extending the jurisdiction OF
Justices OF the peace, so as to allow them
70 act on CLAIMS not 70 exceed slooe &c.
Dy DAT. munger copy OF proceedings
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE STATE JOURNAL.
LOUISIANA.

The Pinehbael< State Government re.
ctsnLzed by the Administrations Dis.
pateh from Attorney General VIII.
iams-Prociamation by the Acting
Governor.
NEW ORLEANS, December, l2.-The
following telegram was received to-day:
WAsHINaToN, December IL, 1872
10 Actag Governor Pinchback, New Or
leans, Louisiana Let it be understood
that you are recognized by the President
as the lawful Executive of Louisiana, and
the body assembled at the Mechanics lnsti-
tute as the lawful Legislature. 1t is sug.
Sested that you make proclamation to
that effect; and also, that all necessary
assistance will be given you and the Leeis-
laturc here recognized to protect the State
from disorder and violence,
(signedl GEORGE II. WILLIAMS.
Attorney-Genera'.
Acting Governor Pinchbacl, immedi-
ately on the receipt Of the above, issued
proclamation calling upon all citizens 90
obey the laws and preserve the peace and
dignity Of the State.
Arrest OF PinchbaciS Ordered by q De-
mice its Authority.
NEW ORLEAN6. December l2.-The
Eighth District court has issued an order
for the arrest Of Pinchback for contempt.
Pinchback refused to recognize its authoT-
ity. He liz protected by the United States
marshals.
No attempt will be made to use force in
executing the orders of the court.
Pinchback has signed the act passed yes.
tsrday abollshing the Eighth District court.
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Loousr DALR, NIAD,eoH CognrI, "a

We have been using II Wilcox Cffbbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for a large
family. has given perfect tIsfaction in ever,
respect- The work done on il Is no more liable TO
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation iry
saying We consider the Wilcox Gibbs decidedly
superior to any ofthem. LUCY II. GORDON,
ELLA j. WILLIS
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Business Directory.

Persons desiring to have their cards in
serted in our Directory for 1873 will please
leave them at our uifice at once.
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hH CiTons, Raisons anon Peel, Carsaats,
at r Z. ARhISTRONG'S, 6ol Marahall street.
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PERsoNAL.--Senator Connally was de-
tanned from his seat to-day by sickness.
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The YaOosaie Tunusl.

BOSTON. December Workmen pass
from one section to another in the Hoosaic
tunnel.
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Sscasneg lahore,

NoRFoLK, December IA steamer is
reported ashore at SIN this Point. Name
unknown.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMS Sips.

+ oH sssss
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 90
PAWS elegant eidfAwheel steamship VIVA
NnKE, Capt Uopoa, viii sail Ga FRIDAY
December Is at 8 o'clock z. NJ.
Freight received Unit, r. M
Through bills OF ladng signed, and goods fsI
warded with dispatch TO ali points---,iorth, south
east and west. Close connections made with On.
IRrd line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
ktesrage. ................ .........,,....., SW
e.onhu TIP IlcEets........ ,,..,,s.t...ss.. ~ IN
For freight or passayc, apply 10
JOHN w WYAIT, Agent,
de- II st M s Governor Stree
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I have long desired WILCOX & Gibbs Ma.
chine. We have q double-t Thread machine bn,
cannot manage IT, lpropose to exchange for one
OF yours, NJ Il. CARTER
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ne no. Champaign Cider--not Champaign
Ooariey. q. q. THOMPSON, under Sc. Al
ban's Kali. 80 -
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Unt Meal, Graham Flour, HamIny and
Grlts, at r. Z; ARMsTRoNG's, sos Mnrshall
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--Ex-Goyernor Samuel Bard has been
been appointed postmaster at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
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9yNo. hampaisn CideF--nos ChaDpaian
Charley. q. @. THOMPSON, under ST. Al.
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sa- Va fsRCHANr TAII0RIy,s - !,

cF No. Champaign Cider-nee ChnmpaiSu
Charley, @. @. THOMPSON, under st. Al
bau's Hall.
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" INES AND L QUORs.
INSURANCE.
CPECiAL NOTICE.

>
TO ALL PERSONS WISHING FIRE IN
RICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE COMPANY offer tnduc'
sure against loss by fire of all kinds OF property
They ask of their friends and the public 70 Civ
them u call before insuring elsewhere.
Consult your own interest and insure with ur
T. u STARKE, General Agent.
B. DA ie, President.
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seg 500 Per CcHt Year increase of saies
ls the reward given the DON ESTIty' for its
over the OLD ES3'rA LISHED''
20 wing Machines.
The DOMESTIC Is the latest and the best,
the easiest to uso and sell. The DOMESTIC
fulfills more than it promises. A trial eosclted
Agents and anvasssra wanted Distributing
Office for Virginia and North Carolina, 05i
Main street, Richuoua, Va
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10 Prime Northern BBeiwheas REV York
Bat5ar-tEesh and nice. 4. e, ARMSI ROWQ,
50s Marsnall street, below Fifth
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No ia tnvol
AEARsHAL's SALE.

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sals is postponed to TUESDAY,
D CEMBER tTths az the same time and
place. ID B. PARKER,
de ltd u s. Marshal.
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1872. N.


The railway share speculation was quiet on
the general list though active In certain directions The
movement turned Pacific Mail, which, in the early
dealings declined from 70 to TAI, the downward turn
finding assistance in hel reported breaking OF shaft
on the steamer Republic. The price was also ndiiier
emily supported pending the result OF the
Directors meeting, which convened at IL H.
for the alleged purpose Of taking action upon
proposition TO issue new mortgage bond to the
amount Of S. OOO0O The meeting adjourned, however,
without taking any definite action In the premises The
price hereupon took fresh steam and advanced at the
close 10 g. Among the rumors, absurd and Otherwise
aoat to-day concerning this stock, was one that Jay
Gould had been elected President Of the Company IN
place Of stockwell Messrs Whitley q Nelson, who are
Drew's brokers' were large buyers OF the Pacific Mail
shares and the story soon circulated that the pur
chases were made for account OF Messrs Gould Drew
Those who ought TO be wen informed however, assure
us that no change has been made or Is con-
templated in the head Of the Company, while men
claiming 10 something Of the menagere business
dscred In toto the idea that Mr. Gould aspres to the
propretorship Of another white elephant or that his
ambition incnes him TO take his place between two mill
stones az he would do were he TO buy Pacific Mail with
an English company on one side Of him and the Panama
Railroad on the other. We do not how any one can
compete successfully with the President In this business
so long as possesses in the ownership OF the Pauaa
Railroad sort Of veto power over the
Pacific Ocean trade. Nevertheless there Is
something mysterious IN these late purchases
OF stock by Whitley d Nelson unless they only
part OF the complicated machinery by which results
are at present accomplished IN Wallst. II the
venerable Mr.. Drew has really Joined the aerobats we
repose faith In his ability TO turn somersau backward
or forward as neatly the youthful members OF
the troupe. How this stock will sell tomorrow no
man outside of the manipuators' secrets can give
reasonable guess Next In point OF interest TO Pacinc
Mail was Western Union Telegraph which rose TO sol on
very liberal buying retaining the advance at the close
Notwithstanding the active working OF the money
market Ere broke down from ga TO s2i ON the
doubt whether the dividend ON the Preferred
shares win be paid somewhat stormy meeting
OF the Executive Committee was, we understand heu
In the Office OF Mr. Barlow today, with reference 10 me
dividend question, but there vas no decision reae''
10 far as we can learn II not likely the dividend VIII
be paid II the reported traffic of tho road afford sly
criterion Prices the whole ruled frm Ali tho way
thrVuxb, The Vanderbilt steeis were pretty well sup
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The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany through their bankers, Messrs Robinson Chase
Co.. have placed on the market their new Sinking Fund
bonds The amount OF the authorized loan Is 6Oooooo
both coupon and registered The bonds have ten years
to rum aud bear per cent interest payable
IN Anr and October, at the Union Trust Company.
s,x hundred thousand dollars is to be annually
set aside for the final extinguishment OF the
bonds These bonds though not secured by mortgage
become due and be retired before any consider
able amount OF the mortgage debts payable The Lake
shore Railway forms of the most important trunk
lnes paying it's interest Indebtedness promptly besides
dividing eight per cent annually among che stock
holders These bonds will doubtless attract the atten
ton of investors q.HI sU .o .rD .u '.I.
The National Park Bank has declared a semiannual
dividend OF per cent. payable Jan l. free OF all taxes
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive, Pennsyl
vana Co., lOs Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad, 2eA Read
ing Railroad $50; Pennsylvania Railroad. SGT Gold. ia
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at .. m. We

The gold market subjected TO one OF It's perodcaI
squeezes and the shorts compelled to pay as much
as SIG Of per for the Of coin over night the
bulls Of the market resortng TO such subterfuges In
order to average their losses While the course of the
premium doubtless tends to lower figures, yet so long
speculaons conducted on that theory tho mar
ket will be subjected to reprsas such as were reported
today The other rates paid for the Of gold
t. 49, 1884, SIC, 5s7 TS2, fat, 56 1884, and finally l64
of per cent. The price Of gold, however. declined
from liz the opening to ILL., the dealings being on
nall scale. The Assistant Treasurer dsbursed $4,000
on account Of called bonds and Sill 900 in coin interest
The days business at the Cold Exchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared, s9Ooi2oOO; gold balances, $3.50,
90; currency balances, $42s5,367.
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Mortgage, are particularly desirable and safe. For
sale or exchange for marketable securities, by erf
GEO. OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers, No. % Nassau-st
BANKING-OrrrcE OF FISK & HArcH,


New-York, Dec 16, 1872.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD is about
completed Its immediate promise Of businessis
very large its earnings on the disconnected portions
will reach this year nearly 100000 without min
eral through business from which its revenues as
o completed Road will be largely derived. Coal
mining, iron furnaces rolling mills and manufacto-
ries of all kinds will crowd its whole line,
while the producing West and manufacturing East
are eagerly awaiting the opening Of this new Trunk
Line, which is destined to have 30 important an in
fuence upon the transportation of their products,
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
of the Company, the total amount Of which is only
Si5OO0O00 are secured upon property worth
100000 to $4OOOOO0o and are fully equal in in
trinsic value to the Central Pacific Bonds They
issued in denominations of $780, $500, and $1,000,
coupon or registered, and at their present market
price Sc and accrued interest, are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BoNDs
are too well known to require description OF com
mendation. Their total amount is SOS 900; they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par-the price to-day being 1O2 to iOa!. with
coupon on due Jan. /, of per cent gold.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to S2,7S5,OO0. This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest, is assumed
by the latter. Their market price to-day is 81 to o.
also with per cent gold coupon on, due Jan. 1;
AS they have recently been introduced the Stock
Exchange, expect TO them rapidly rise TO the
price of CENTRAL PACIFIcs being substantially the
same in character and value ....
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO the CENTRAL and WEST
ERN PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have been negotiated
by us, believe TO be among the best and most de-
sirable Investment Securities in the market, which
oo1l.
Government viii probably during the coming year,
pay off, in gold, another largellot of TwESrIs,
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds, re-
ceive deposits, on which we allow interest make
collections, and conduct general banking business
in all its branches FISK d HATCH
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Oaheeed gon eeftnea1e' se1' 70 "as1InKV7u' V77'00
Money has worked with great stringency all day. and
the uniform call been eighth and interest
on mixed collateral. The market is doubtless subjected
to artificial influences but the action OF the Treasury
yesterday in withdrawing 100000 OF the special depos
its from the banks has had tendency to greatly aRgra
vate the situation Prime mercantile paper moves NOM
nay at 10 to a. The offerings OF bonds TO the Treasury
to-day amounted only ssl35O. at lila to l2l The
did not purchase any The market was dull
all the day through closing the basis of 116s to 116
for 1865. Fisk & Hatch report as follows at p. M:
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ported, and Harlem sold at IT. The NewJersey Centrai
Railroad Company have given notice TO the Stock Elk
change that they wi on the 2ch proxmo, register at
the Bank Of Commerce. $1,000 shares OF fupaid STOCK
10 be exchanged for 10000 shares OF scrip STOCK allotted
stockholders In October, 1911 The express ana mis-
cellaneous shares were neglected The opening highes
lowest and closing prices of stocks az f0l0ws'
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER line

FOR CHARLESTON S. c., FLORIDA PORTS, AND THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
Sailing every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, from Pier
No 20 North River NJ The Steamships -
JAMES ADGEK, Cspt i. J. LOCKWOOD, Tuesday, Dec H.
GEORGIA Capt CROwELL Thursday Dec. Is. .
MANHATTAN, Can't. NJ. s. Woodruff. Saturday, Dee FL
Superior THROUGH passage sef
b Of ading Connection with the South Cobnt ro
10 All points South and the North Eastern Railroad
m enee Cberaw and all points Darlington Kali
road ana Florida ports Insurance BY this hne Ohk
HALF PER CENT forwarded free Of Bls OF
ng signed ONCE Local Passenger and Freight
once, IN West-st, OF Wauen,st -uo
For freight tariff further information references 10
through FREE ght, apply BENTLEY u. HAspkLL.
General Agent Great Line No. 81 Dosd.a
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL BE DISPATCHED AS SOON As
LOADED.
Entrance Thomas 81.
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echt Avn Bh,s, Clark Boston.
Robr. Pbebe Elizabeth. Mapes. Norwich.


Steamship CITY rl Ieissh Liverpool Dec s. and oueens
town 6ih with mdse ard pas TO John q pss c n po
18th With ndse and Aexanife Sous
Steamship Huntsville CrOwen Savannah, with mdse aud pass to
Ship Pearl o. Is of GreenOek JohOps, Calcutta and Sand
Esr IosS tof Icndon) johnson Dmerara Is DAYS
Of Shields Smith Colombo Sept with pi5moago
RsIs Alpha jNorl Brown Hamburg % DAYS with ndse
BARK vsasey, Of and from euis Il days, in ballast
rr Harriet o LiverooD Kelly Pernanbuco dAys
Bng sophia (Br stuart POrdOPsS Il days with lOgwood
Brig Adelaide rl Inns, Trinidad Port Span, le days with iron
SIR Hattie smith Browu Mavaru R. le DAYS
sshr Herald tO Bosoo) Keller Cape Hayu' st. Domingo 10 days
schf Commerce tOf NevburypOr Ay la days With
tnges and pineappies
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToy Dec BAruved steamships ogWpus RON Lyerpooli
Manila Susan Fitzgerald from Cape Coast Afca bark Sehan
sAvANSsH Ga Dec I7Arnved steamship Rapasn Howes from
Sew.York. Cleared steamship Leo, Dearborn. NeNiork
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuyENsTowN 1aThe Inmsn line steamship CITY Of Washing
Deamoe New.York Dec l. for Liverpool arrived here at 5
soV1n1sFToS Dec ITee North German Loyd steamship Donp
Rrns Nev-York Dec . for Bremen, arrived here to-day
DISASTER.
RosToS Dec he ship Pegasn which arrived here to-day
from Indies British Masonic
CAPT Dorchester N for NewYork which
fallen in with Dec u sinking condition, disabled in sails
spar aud the short OF onS Although there high
running time Ell bands incung lady passenger and child
safely transferred The sn and reached this port today The
bg laden with building stone and no doubt went down shortly
stsr The crew had len her
SPOKEN
o. lat g q S. long 81 20 b. ship Lord Of the Isles from Cal
Dec 81 s g. long p 30 ba,A Bodestad from Barrow for Phade
me captain get his Bemuda
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
lights Sandy Hook Lgatshp be changed from white
For --latest ship ve,rs Fun Pace
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERk RAILROAD,
ESSEX DIVISION.


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE water 0,p stroudshurg Scranton
Bnghsmon Syracuse and 0vsgo WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS
Depos New York loot OF Barcyst and foot Of Cbndoph
WIN fEk ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, Nov. rs 1874
slo m. BROAD GAUGR EXPRESS TRAIN boonon Bfneh,
directly through from EevYorf 10 Scranton BDg hson Homer
Cortland snd Syses without hAps- Of Dover With
Chester at Waterloo With Sussex r. r. and Scranton with l.
and B. 4. r. for Kingston Wltetlsrre. Prttston. &c
ISIS EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Dsnule with Boon
ton Branch At Dover with Chester Branch W,soo with Sui,.r
for ADdorsr and He~on Washington with the D. L. and W. T.
for Nster Gap SoudsbIg BAghan
Syracuse and at PhPsg with Lhfh abd Snquehana and Lsh
Waller X. X for al points those roAds
1880 PHILLlPSBURG EXPRESS rtops Nswnk, hsd,os,
hornstorp and intermediate stations Waterloo With Sussex
and Sasquebanna r. Lsh Valley H. for Bethlehem Allen
town, Msucb Chunk. Wilkessre Reading AID Harnsburs
400 p. m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRES6 TRAIN Paterson snd
Boontc directly roab 10 srsnon and BnghAmton without
Of stopping stations Connecting Dover with
Chester X, and at Waterloo with SusseI r r.
Sop BAsTOS EXPRESS Dover With Chester X H.
Of Wsee9 With SueI r. And PhpsuS With Lshgh and su,-
quetthra r. and Legh Valley X for Bethlehem Allentown
RetdiIs, Harrisburg and the West
HACkEI TSTOWN EXPRESS With Chester r. T.,
and with Sussex R. for Abaayer, Newton, and Rrshkhn
$50 D. 10. DOVER EXPRESS -
For h0RRIsTowN al 7l5 sO lloo l2:Oo NJ 29o $40 $40
$40 and 6:.0 .. -
sPsr SUMMIT az 100. e1o Ielo and IlcoI 2'o $40
$50 I'm $40. $50 ard $50 o. = - - 49, - 80.
ORANGE SOUTH ORANGE. as. i:3n, $40 $40. 1910
and 1900 ElO 1880 $50 40 $50 $50 ooO $50 $3.50 1870
FOR NEWARK at 7lS 1880 7o $50 sIO 80, 1910 1910,
lI:no M and n '23o $40 $50
$50 4:ie 500 Goo -620 $50 $500 $50 1000 100
nav, Sc. Tor 300 Sff ssa nvsruLAIR at 7
$50 add AMI 200 3:4o 4io $40 $40 and GlO m
A REASOSER Sapensuerdent
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