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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08
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Svapmias On opium purified, the most per-
fect anodyne In the market, made by Process
OF Dr.. I. NJ. Bigelow, Detroit Medical College.
IL always uniform in strength, WI fch Is rarely
ehe case In other preparations or Opium.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08
Erae AdvertfsinS-From ia

Free AdVerfisinS.-From family to fam
ily, from city to city, from State to State, the
fame OF Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bit
ters as specific for all arrangements of the
stomach, bowels and liver, is continually ex-
tending. Its voluntary missionaries are IN
nnmerabIe, and Public enthusiasm in its favor
spreads faster th;@ n prairie fire.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08

>we Have Frequently Heard mothers
saw they would not be without Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup, from the birth of the child
until it has finished with the teething siege, I'M
der any consideration whatever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08

49, ASTUMA-Any medicine
49, Which will alleviate. the Poroxysms
OF this dreadful disease will be hailed with JOY
by thousands OF sufferers. The certificates
which accompany Jonas WhitcOmb's Remedy
are from the most eliabIe sources, and attest
to Its wonderful power, even i'll the most severe
cases Joseph Burnett & Co, proprietOrs, Bos-
ton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08

. nemOcratEe Gain of 81 i'm the city
Failing or on the August Vote.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08

CarbOIEc SsIye, recommended by Physici-
ans as the great Healing compound. Price 81
cents per box. John r. Henry, Sole Proprle-
tor, 8 College Place, New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08

CbrtsIadOrO's Hale Dye stands unriv-
alled in the world. No lady or gentleman OF
discrimination uses anyo Their. 1t is the most
perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in
the world. Mandatory, 63 Maiden Lane,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
rnrTnH MARKETS


wHNsoroy Nov ocoon qheii Nidiing' 4aio ns Iso7pis
25l bales; stock. 3Ul5 bales
BALrsoEK NOV 3-Coiion quiet; MidHngs .c gro receipts
M bales eIpcrts-coaH1se, co baei salr 30 bal-s ocfi @
bales
CHIRnssros Nov 3oCoitoD quiet; MiingI l8 dl8ic; Low
Mddhugs l1L 8c Good OinArr I1lc, Tecep J59
8U7 bales; sales 600 bales stock, y g6 bales
SoKTOLx Nov. 3JCOtOn que Low Nidngs, Ia 0l8 net
6 baes; IposoOastS zoos balesi sales, 100 ales
stock, lO.ll5 bales
SKw-ORIKISs Nov 50Coon sotiTe Good Or1nsry 7ic Low
hddn l6c mddtngs Slc net receipts 2zl bales 40l2
bales; Gteat Britain, 634 bales to the Continent J3
bse, 7s5 balesi sales 30 ba last evening" 500 ba
stock, l&5 $50 bales
LoGIsynIR Nov 1CotiOn gue silngs, iae receipts. Ga
bales; shiJsBsnis. COL bales
MzMPAA easier; Ordinary l5l 0l5lc Good
dnsry l6i dl7ic Low Mddngs l309ic Mines 8ial9c Re
cep 857 bae shipments l218 bae; stock. 81 20 bales
CISoSSATI Nov 30COOn quei hddngs l8i receipts t3l
bales. shipments. 372 bales stock. 2.6O2 bales
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 31-COtOn quiet Nddngs. l9!c
BosToN Nov 3Cotton dun Mddings lsic net recsps j56
bales. gross ~ bales; taleI 2O bae stock 1000 bales
Nov. HCoton moderate denand M1dhng l1ic
receipts l,5O9 bales; sales 600 bales ........
NOBLE NOF Cotton and good Ordinary, l7ie
LoH MddlngE l8c Mdug 9to receipts, 29l3 bales
poicOastSe Las bales; sales 500 bales stock, 81 sb bales
SAyAssAH Nov 3oCOOn quiet and steady Good Ordinary lIlc
Low Mdd, l6i hfdlngs S alS.c net ressp gll bales
eIporsto Great Britain 90 bales; the Continent 230 bale,
eoaswise 1856 bales sales lo2 bales sck 70 9H bales
GALVESTON Nov 9Coon weak Ordinary 3ie Good 0rdnly,
l6ic net eeepu l42 bales eIposeoasHse 700 bales ss 800
bsles stock. 1892 bhies
Louis Nov Cotton unchanged receipts 8bses shipments
2sO bales WeeEyTeeeps 1888 bales shipments Si bales
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

,h Conner 100 esie Copper e ttg Dried Pnt LIE eA Egs,
n ppny s GOA hush Wheat bush Corn, H. 1un
oats 600 bush RYE $50 bush Malt $50 bush baey Ne, "a
t..eC 6ol hhs beans u b. PeaA 100 bags Corn
hi Tenn as bales Hops 5G Hides 65le sides leaihe 20 90
soy,s l0l bbs Crude Turpentne o9 bhls 1T M.
Ga ptg Grease 22l pigs Lan 10 ptgs siean slVs RE.
* 40. Cheese 6ipkgS Tsllow $40 bsRs Peanus 80 Psk
gsb Tobseoo s7 boIe. and eases Tosaeeo 81 bb WHY 90
bsles Wool 150 bhls. OIL . ,..--.-..,.. Nav ~ In
pee. "a s7s bhs 1851 bhs WHISKY g hl oih 10 hh
- On Meal O6 Wheat 275 S5t bush Corr ~
Oct. In 200 hush RIVE busb Malt tAhbi bnsi ba 5
seed IGs6 pkg Beet pigs PoTk 4' pfg- Cut Meas O
No.. "A sIl kegsL Lar.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoSpor Nov 30- -ConsOls opened at ~ ior y
nd gSi az fo The account Securities qne ana u
limited states bonds s6s old slt l5oi 9i TN
Forties 9si New FiTes s8E Bne Railway shafes Ht
PaRs Nov aD-s m.-Renes opened at alt blc. - ,tta
IyyRpoot Nov 3l-ll mCoon opened quiet and seiI Mu'
ding psnds "a dl0d Mddlng Orleans, W4 aIOia tne
daT are estimated At 10000 bales - -, ...5 limited
toNDos Nov 30-li3O p m-Consos eoseo unehnseg55 's
IfyERPooL Nov 9J0 m-Coroh elnsel unchensu ~ nj
~ ne dsy have l.u bales including 2D for export ipp ~
lion BFeadaas steady PORK, So y bh foE Ne" ff'He ~
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
CATTIY MARKETS

CHioA9o Nov 5DReoeipis for the weetCsti ls693
l295i sheep 7zJ time s cattle, 5GJo hogs g76S6
sheep cole Cattle quiet and dull without quotab change
quotsoh 80 f51 sc 20 for BI 5 75d 50 Ia for Choice
IS 3ds5 60 for Good - 75q s. ia for Meum Fair s3a
~ Is for Stoe o. 5a - for Inferior and Common - 2d 81
for Northern Wnred TeTans and 81 50 80 IS for through
HOg ssder packers buying freely pos veil maintained peke
date 1886 against 84 5; quotations S4d - IS 0
Common "A lO9a4 for Good - tods. 30 for Choce
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
alaro!s ano Slate alaulels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. NG woaKs l4 and 10 East Eghteonia,t Marble ,Ri
Harbred Msnses hag Marble Counters hOalnen Pneet th
defy competition Marble turning for the trade
CTEWARTis SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs OF every MARBLE and
WOOD AANTELS. T. r. STEWARr CO., 10 and u, West
TusniYthird-s,. SeTehth-sve
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02


is7i 32sl2 q 4SasS 1sof74 2s07s lsOs99ll lOi8sOs
SAME lhst - -. =. -, - 49,. 49,. a. -. a.,
bulk has continued rule dull veal
.hut Shipping moderately and steady 9
hs ,k asotstoas Upper - e5 Love and
a Is Al Oh (Sv Rsznd nominal Hte
sb In SrPhths ihee was seas n1yeIfn
quantity reported AT Ph1epha holders
oontisued 70 ash 27c, bot buyers held sf , 49,.
RCR-Tbe neet steady, viA moderate demand sales ieo
has At Patna quoted de sod Csroinast asa
sKssThsr. continued scy ts9d for Goat and pnee: are
6 Calcutta and do o Hsebe Feeptssn ~ bales Cur.oos
3 d. Caeus do. heIiesn via Hey0reans do hsna Mar
ina do Buepos Ares BoutheR Deer continues good
prices have npcyed sss Are 5000 Porto oa6eo
900 h Central Anerea1 90 AnsOnrai reeepts bAes
AngOsturA DO Central American DO Santa Miris, and IL do
TeIsL ke. We quote kollows:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
RANKNG ANp rINANcIAL.
isANKiNoHousn OF Fisk & HATcH.

"a klNNsrAiNl 81 VI Einh ~ tiNtNhs
No. Nassau-st New-York, Dec. ,, 1s72
Wcreceivc pErosns and allow interest on daily
balqncss. issue interest-beaIing CERuFICErEs OF
DErosfI make CoLLEcToNsi in all parts of the United
States and Canadas and execute orders at the Stock
Exchange for INVESTMENT STOCKS AND BONDS.
We buy and sell, as usual GOVERNMENT, CENTRAL
PAcn1o and WESTERN Pacific BONDS aud espe-
ciallv IeoOmreend TO the attention of investors
the SIX fK2~~CEST FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Of the CHEsMRARF AND ONO r. b CoNf GNY, which
arc issued eithef.rsupon 81 registered in deuomina
tious Of S10a $3.50, and $1,000; interest is paid in
goNi: MeS aBd?sN ovsntSe4 The smaller denomina-
tioas aS.QsTlx eShaifsted and Of the $1,000 bonds
W. fave OILY shall SUPPLY remaining. At their
paInt ir,e, Az 81 ala Stersera per cent income ia
GoH
This ereaI work isabout completed there are now
400 miles finished. and only aboOt 20 miles re-
man TO unite the Atlantic tide waters to the Ohio
River valley by the shortest and easiest Iail route
possible.
The quantities Of white OAK, poplar pine, walnut
and other valuable timhers the camel, splint and
bituminous Goals the varieties ofiTon ores; the lime
stone salt and other prodgcts, render the route of
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad probably the
most attractive location for Coal-minng IRON
making and kindred manufactures and industries
in the United States.
Tuecorpany have. at considerable expense, caused
a geological survey to be made of the route Of ths
road ly Prof RdFway. Copies Of his valuable Re
port. with map and also . pamphlet containing the
latest information in reference 80 the present cOndi
tiou and future prospects al The read. DE had
Application az ou office. Fl, HArClL
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
GoruoraIlcu Notices.

FINANCE BUREAU RECEIVER OF TANEs
CoURT-IousE. PARE. No y CHAsBERssr, Nov 90 1871
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtic is hereby given
that One Per Cent will be added 70 al Taxes unpai on the l
additional Per Ceut December Is
a Taxes msug unpaid January interest al the rate Of Twelve
calculated from the day the books received by
Of Taxes the daY OF payment will be adteL
MARTIN T. MCMAHON Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

Iueaded ~ th4 above sre bales 0
moderate at n yesterday
Faies ,Aies ss follow all on basis Of Low MddinRs
sales evening. aeT INovember 100 ~ i8se, 300 At ls
100 ~ llt DaeInbeI go y 900 at lci JAntaIy 100
March 80 % lsc A 200 19le MAJ 100 lgsci total 100
bales to-day. at l5so; December,
$500 % s 100 a te no notice before ths 18th go At s ss
lOO atfc NJ l 80 8 Slt 100 az 10 lllbe notice before lh
100 Al 6t " notice oday; I6OO 8 6c l8te NJ;
9G 100 1Sc 100 lat 70 9ltc January 6e At 10 llc,
March s!e -l6e 200 at ls 3c 100 at 10 lie
MAJ. 70 c total 800 biesi grand total u 400 bales
COFFEE The market brm With fas demand al 5dlBte eon
1900 ssBtO Planet 10 Baltimore
private other KINDS que hArAesbo l306e Lguara
i5IHl7ic, and Java. B3a2Oc lgod
doll Shipping me0m Extras firm though quet for
Family she latter 10 limited supply coBtraed with the
- December last ard stoe not far IRON EO 800
bb4 J bbl the corresponding time last We
liberal supply and medium Spring Wheat EK
and limited supply 0f sBcy Minnesota Extras snd Family
brnds expect recese any
siderable Supplies coming mle End impossible
Obtain Wheat Of qay th VII eoAbe them keep the char
T Jfands learn several mills there have closed for
Wheat extras Hence the defeney IN the Winter Wheat Will be
speedily i T bad and this tAe
e they can't made believe the Truth regard 70 the crop Of
WINTER wheat shipping bTiSs and good Supene have sold more
s oI and s OdsTate AfEA steadily Improved
o considerable sales have made for e delivery especially ofU
ola q advance previous sales the variable adVioes from
LefpoO have purchased
us Increase IN the trade Bb and the u
S 1i S va. IL L 70 eo3nsss geed 0I sone months % come
pees are higher bat the supply Of ConOs No Of the de-
and sn A hsys seeg fot at irregular and unIateto fgaTeG
bders declined 10 mks
have added slightly stoek u these Pbey
bss been done ID tbn brands hold
escDe 10 SD o eIteni for forward delivery The exports
Sseb 7o bb sgssst 25sl bb the corresponding
To-day the inquiry for fIea light with limited
change the Eeabtr holders 6rmer
grades freely; Family stronger supesps
asr cd ssbe AZ bs close the Hariet bat quiet Of
y Ag nULNE
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

The rates of b, National life Insurance Company
OF the United States Of America are only three.
fourths the rates of mutual companies whlelts I'M
luonse capital oi S1o0JOOo paid IN by its stoclhold
crs is sure guarantee OF the worth of its pclices
is officers include T. A. Rollins as President. and
.Jay Cooke as Chairman Of its Finance Committee
Ms Greeley was insured in this Company for $4,000,
Rev DR. YiutoI for $1,000. and Hon. John A. Girls
w r for S3GOJl Persons wishing insurance Or erT
p yment as agents, can eal M the Companys office
M jhi. city, 81 Fark-r0w correspond with the
main o..i il Philadelphia. Experienced travelling
a-.,lts ..rc Nallel.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

sUGARs-Tbe ss Of Rss ssgss toEay prizes IN eoase
ouenes nominal Fsr Coed Refining and l0
IN Prime gsgs dn and ova at llle for HAnis
sBKDS-Covs steady and quiet s for Prime Ilecthy jsbhs
Al sJ0 s3 Sales $50 Clever % far and yestsrdaF s
nOcp 20 tunsin inferior do. st 9deis -.
TAL0W dull and heavy saIsf Of % s I'd nj sbdve and e
10 Civ st Sc t...'..- 80.
WHISKY moderately and sissdyi ssles u 300 bb ss1e
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

fa1
btve been in limited request aud rates weak & me
To Liverpool by sieam 1900 bush Gas sa n hh ~ ,
roll Al German brig l8l register heree 10 ROTTERDAM Nu
general Argo lump and Danish brig Of M ,aas sse A
GRANSipce this dsy have had fsy scve bu VARIABLE
why# narke much Of he improvement no "a & ss demand
M eIport ana for much Of the decline submitted 70 on MOB
recovered; market continues 70 p % , ns oS
canal decided influences this in some measure
eSDted for h he nssheJ ls TGu 11g hsrs % the s1s
taps Of te country the ehaaTes Of trade 70 ock
es 70 destroy confidence an ana & p, c % The country what
confidence here is TO be ie e' euey
The eoro yet eyisn, 20 S s soe eegsm. this
he IN the ep wheat far greater than ih puehe
BE %a to e' ..d 9. ims a''s wn Gas Wheat il orr
tss been fny sustsni and heeS geneIy are , inclined 70
tt ve shah close with s smallest stock OF WINTER wh's We
sve held h 'ess0n for 20 years From The @ @ % wn Ir
,si Wheat States that the Surplus OF Spnng et we
aei $50 900 bash aud the stock mere Is snou h ,oss az
and hence about 70 close the seAsoh v9
es' than R2OooO bush sta pTintP ptP "a ~. en-, G rsr and M
bold lsss than halt the Whest they 9e AZ the
advanced their prices early in the d.y ow1s 70 the e @ d
not seh is likely 10 The market closes et';I for
Spring though quiet hs demand e ehay eonhnss - S @
& Sg SSS ~ 81 Sst1ls lsg iei So do; sl 7o fr Red
western 81 Tor Michigan; ~ 5 for Amber do store
,u 1000 bush Rejected Spring At ~ 80 BarS{ Is a1 ~ sS % n C,psS,
frm Of 1000 Cans6a West Al 81 25 Oats quiet
Mixed al 5 d5le; white track Blsct at soc, sH
traes Western Mixed 5 qS2c saos, 40 0n ase n % s,e
At sOc Milwaukee at 0c Corn q better ahc
I larry ',y' CIV ,se serI59 @ m s @ uS ~ S a. So 5s5ie %esierJ
Mixed al Gla64,e; White 69ot9lc Western feoS =
bush wes,rn MTed seller hall January G. AID se
q bush. seller siJauuaty. si este 49, 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

10 .. OF sSs,ss6ec7, while fOy ,hs
u-=z=zSz-<s.s ssIS exports exceeded the imports 10y
The respective amounts Of foreign com nerce car
Rcd IN American and foreign vessels ano IN cars and
other lG 0d vehicles were;
r,C.r Yr,r ENDED 2gSu %. IN.
Domestic experts Fe',Ea
-. ~..', 1900 ei7S 2ssIsS sPl Siasss s67s9t,
fsCs "a, 's,.l' ss.iss %sS sS5sIsf sissS
uscAt 1H's ESUs3 lcSs 50, 1871
Domestic ctpOrt' Fcrtisr
iDvar's ,HiIed S.lses) e. silPSs55'ss lPS5s.
F,rsss ,es .e's........ %3Rot4. S76.E,ss lS2S33
10 appears nom the above, that Of our total foreign
Trade I'D I5 caued IN vessels about u per cent was IN
foreign vessels Nae in iS7l it was but tue over % per
The number aud tunnage Of vessels engaged in the
foreign trade which entered into and cleared lro te
United states duuus the fiscal year ending June 80 1914
-1sG''''47,> 7--5.s &,,, M17S''TfSo S51Sss Ta5.
S y::;;nsSl aaisa isIss3 S,o S;@ @s 7cssssi
r,.s,....-. s2ss lcso0,i96 leqr iO.70ss
FISCAL FNnED ISE 30. Is7l;
TumSsT TSu. Number Tuu.
Au,re,p vsS,,ls.......loll5 2.stl.5lo 1888 3is9A
Fofcga ,oses..,..'..'is'6 62OeH'' ls2SS 6'si,s"
,,.l............a3ol2l IN I0O9.Ie4 q9e6i ssss,@s
The reror contains detailed lists of the arrival of inn
migrants In the United states for the quarter ended
June co. 1872 and Tor the year ended the same ihe total
number arrived during the year was 4OdSot, OF when
24Ol7O males ana l64 6SG females IheS rspSsenI
iI6 occupations, summarized as follows; Professional
OgcupatiOuS males ana IN liuaicSs
ons al IGi males and females; miscellaneous occu'
pations l89O,9 males and l0SA females; occupations
not suecod 29lg males and 7l2e females without oc,
cupatiOn dnauly and children, 5sj56 males and
l4535S females. go.
These immigrants from about lCl different c0un-
tries Of which the following the Princlpal- From
England. 6976i Ireland, 6s1S2S Scotland 1896 Wales
I24: Germany. I4lI09; Austria, 4lssi sweden l3tG4
Norway, u4N Denmark, &6g0; Holland, aS@ beF
a1um T58 switzerland. 365oS France g5l SPAN, Ss5
Portugal. n6; Itilv l1l4 Russia 994 Poland, La
China 77Ss: galau Canada. 2i.S25 Nova Scotia
500: New-Brnnswick 4.ssO; Prince Edward Island
I.ssU; Newfoundland, 2f NancouNers Island, 5l3
Mexico eco: Cuba. 1855: Bahamas 3Sl: Azores, $50
Sandwich -Issnds 2o9 Australia, 2,li6i born at sea
III.
The tahlegm immigration are followed by statements
showing the products Of the American 6sheries guam
from American islands lunbCf &c- nom Maine vi
New BRUNSWICK; shrsneuts ef dOmesc and fOreigI
commodities between New York aud SAN Francisco Ni'
tli. Tsthunis " Panama
Tins repot contains two valuable statements ShOwni
the quantities ana values Of imports and dOnesll
exports Tor ISL aud 49, and the actual increase or dc
crease ig value Ol The principal articles
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
oySrcE or rHz GEHxlsra Lus ,,,.,,, =,

OUIcE oy raE GERsssr. Lus ts.rp.Sc, cosplsr}
Nos 4J AND qg5 BsoApwAf, HEw' ,aSs No, IS 1877. :
Of the GRRMASIA LIFB ISsURi cp conpASY viii be held
at the principal oGce Of he Company A. ls1 sd qn Broadwsy
s72, from u m to ococh ,. N. ." ~' ~ ~
co ,sRIUs poRBMUs Secretary
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

DEOPLEs LINE FOX ALBANY.
IKE 81 JOIN S DBRw fVS. aud IS DE3s RIcaMoSD
s IS suSd aSIys 1eD & G ~ ALBANY
connect sith railroad traias West, North and East
ug trains rom the West Sor aod East
Express ., Brodssy sDi BCosa Baggage checked
It's destination Freight received until the hour Of departure
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-WIN-
~ TER ARRANGEMENT taking effect Dec 2 s72-Tans leave
For NewDurham and haywood, s:lo, 1880 IA :oo, $50
For Haiensk Paier.on Hawthorne Midland Park and wOrten.
dIedsd PARK Bogot. Rochelle Dundee Lake Markets. and
For wycloa POmpon aud MoDcr Junction, l. so 1880
Cmpsav oakland BOomnsdale, and BoOmn sdale l.
For smiths Mills Gbsfote5argh Stockholm snustsvu ogdeus
burg and QgarpyiIe L $40 a m 1;9o p m -,
West Town johnson Slate Hn Mdletorn and BOOmnSbugh a.
For Bush w1rsOoro Fasburgh Monticello Liberty Fall.
RETURSiSG-Leave Liberty F.. at s:ss a. m, LIS p m
BenvIe Ii2 NJ 2S p M Midd!eto.n 1855 a M &s1 s;ts
& M T'S T1s3s1 3 % ~ sS o; @ S SO nm m r...Sa %Snss rs
' AaESsG sf IL SEw YORK Kat a. IS IS a God m 1880 GO
t6os beyond MdetO~u not run beyond Hawthorne
iDOe' not run beyond BloO"insOHTEhw " poro, ,S
WV H wrrD General Ticket Aren't 'O''''N' 9''''''
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
IN LTsE-CHANGB or TIsE On and after Nov 90 Of
.iso1s on ,S. md So0nseiss road Scsha Red Bni Tos
River wsEtO.1 ss B.Intss @ Ts,stSn 5 Pssps vIs.n Bridge
lOpL MO Ph'deOAi' Tueherton Toms River Vinsland Bay
'pnTo .xs;;iss sTs w.oyS s Sss T9ss;Teo &C.
$3.50 m.-FroB Taekerton wsretovu. TONS River. &C.
l:1Op m-fro@ YnslaDd, Philadelphia ructron lOa' River
The ,bore trains stop At w,y stations
g. a BssTLs INF e S i ssag r m 10 s.. ,s
=. P. PrycH, Agent Pier "a
PHILADELPHIA aud ERIE RAILROAD
TIE OIL REGios sSS LUMBER DISTRICT or PasS Fan.
viii leave De.pros.es and Cortlandtst Ferries;
Car through from ke.ioh 10 o City Arrive stnbary, 6SoI
Ashs@y sf the o Rsslos a. S Tas
sN p m Ene Mail iiiilYl With Pullman Ps,e. Car from
Loei Haven $40, Reaoyo il iryssioS Sio corrT Ss
repn Connects a, rynslcn aud Cary With Oil Creek and As
yhsuy River ior the Oil Region Ehs with Lae soos for
'' Wa BALDWIN General sup.rt...sd..t
}, W. CORE, esh Pas. Agent. -
SOUTH SIDE r. R. OF L. |. 30
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT j
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1914, TRAINS
%L WI oMS kEAyE ROOSEVELT AND oRASD-sT FEKRiRs As
s,se n.-s,l to racsosu., v. stage to Fire pl...
$50 @-sspTsss for Ps.Sosa. stag. s FIRE H Pises
.i9o p m-Aeconn0da.iOu TO PaehOsss
49, $50 Accommodation TO Ne a...at. .lH
Sue a' for sS F Ss@ R so % s s'i :;:ss
wAbrRR HoaAN suUsn.lssdssl
n NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP COMPANY. /
FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AID ALL POINTS EAST, via NEWPORT AND +
paw lSnhiai. eirtptei). At 400 p m.
Pom Ptls Z, -, Eot.S h'sT foo. o. ha"','t
and PROVIDENCE.
c.p'. A. @. SIMMONS Cap. b. NJ SIMMONS
emer spnasi Brpadva corner Twenty hd'L DOdd, EIprs
osss s'' BrOaas' ana No. eOurs brsoayH al As es
H. II. MAYoAM. General Freight AssuL
RAND, McNALLY &. Co.'s RAILWAY 1
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
slT COOKE e. Co.
Bankers.
We offer tO investors the
luST MOEIGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS

TITNT -TI-T U|NE IlNNU T7I-ANI DJNIN
Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CosGFANY.
Attention is called 10 the ample real estate secunty
ON Uhich these Bonds are based in addition 10 the
usual guaranty of ~ first mortgage on the Road, It's
Equipments and Traffic. The Lands Of the Company
tlus far sold have realized - G0 per acre
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
financial.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos a West Thirty sseohdst or 800 West Twenty third
4, up 70 p m, at resaiaI once rates
ITO all PERSONS HOLDING any of the CIR
CULATIos Of III, BRISTOL COMMERCIAL BANK Of BRIs-
Toll IWberea petition presened TO the Supreme Court
sitting Bristol within and for the County Of BRISTOL the o.
Rhode Island The second Monday Of September A d. S by vii
liam Taylor o. sad Bno receiver Of all TIE evidences Of debt
goods Effects ard property Of description belonging the Bristol
Commercial Bsri praying Tor therein STATED that decree
tn Of said bank skoo be presented him for redemption
vbereA the said Providence within and
Of Providence the s Monday October A. d. 1871
day Of the thereof ordered the following decree via
Upon the petition az William X Taylor Bristol receiver Of all
the eEdnoes oil debt goods effects and property ever Description
belonging the Bristol Commercial Bank audged and
deeed BY the ooss That the bank bills
said banf outstanding BE- presented by holders
thereof 10 said receiver for redemption before tie
March d. 1879 end seIi and sAd shall receive the
Indebtedness before a last
mentioned date and later which s upon the same
sb BE- bsrrd and sd receiver hereby dested
this order and decree by pubhng forthwith smbodng ths
deer week for three months said LEI day Of
The Bpftol PhnI Published In SAID Bro The
Providence Daily JounG pnblhed In Providence
The New York Daily Tbane, newspaper Babshed in the
Ctr Of Hew.Y0rL" - -
Therefore, notice hereby given an person. holding any OF the
caon 81 sat hank the mdesgne for NJ,
dmpos, At b, sse in Bristol before March A.
II. ls73. WM. r. TAYLOR Receiver
Jons TcssEa No COsest PrOydsncr r. H. Attorney for r..
cir
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

" FlvuI' i " 7Oa 80
Cora fair demand and irmi The supply gh sales o' go
bhls. We quotes -. 1.a On
Corn Meal Westeru as3 80 Corn Meal Brre 80 81 ~ ~ ~
Corr Meai WestN. 3 IS q 25 Com MealGldn a. 20
Buciwbes Flour Is strong sabe; State at 81 OqSt "a s1
Pennsylvania al ~ 500 81 80 100 10 Cshona ana o9esSS
fair demand 81 80 g. Canadian Flour quei al |oa
Bag Neal-The market is dulj quote tge Mmle Az a. g
Vel 81 81 Zui
Fesi iOd 81 IS Cob Meal 9c 81 O5i Hew Coarse 81 Ei
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