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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-10-18

VIII 'lNi NV ilR ~ ~ MN ~
rLrsiA, on INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, Ill.
lousNfss, ANp All DISEASES AGGRAVATED -,
fnE lIruRrY on ruE lIIoop,
TI,c Granite state gsittcrs.
isa purely vegetable compound. made from
roots and harbs growing In our immediate vi.
cinity, the medicinal qualities of which are
preserved IN pure spirit, mahing Vegetable
Bitter aud BLOOD Purifier, and We cGrrdnt
them t0 contain 40 minerals Whdiertr,
The Bittcrs viii he found most valuable for
the cure rf those diseases arising from the
stomach, which is most likely to get disordcrrd
ofany organ oi the human system, 4 few of
the diseases which the Bitters cure We epumet.
ate below, These we are as likely To have IN
one season rs another, but generally more IN
Spring and Summers INDIGESTION or DYsrfi-
STA which j. probably the worst disco the
American people have 10 endure, Is IT very
common ocvuIrncc, aud much to he dreaded.
There are many disorders occasi0ncd by indi-
gcstiOn, which extend 10 all parts pt the body;
such as HEADACHE, PkLplrATloN, or Inn
HEAlr IRREGULARITIES f 1IiE PULSE, Loss
or ENERGY, toNIuSIoN or THorGHf AND
rEELiNG oT uTftR rRusfRAIloN WITHOUT Any
run signs or DlsEAsL. The organs of digos.
ton ARE liable Ia great amount of disease,
and IL remains for rs to have seme reliable
agent ncarat hand and this we otter Nou IN
the Granite State liittcrs which does not fail
10 cure. BLIiorsNEss, whichis apparent IN
q great many, is always re'eaVcdb by the Bitters.
Bots are occR, lncd 10y impurities Of the blood
striving to free themselves, Use the Ntt.rs
aud your blood will become puiS'. Liver
COMPLAINTS and all diseases of the Liver,
readily Yield to the use of the Granite State
Bittcrs, The most common affections of this
organ ARE IoRrInIrY. ENLARGENE>T AND con
GEsIlON or lNrINM\1IuN. JAUNpfCE, SCRoi
TIA. HEADACHE. CONSTIPATION and all lMru
RI1Ils on THE BLOOD are cured by the Granite
State BiItcrs. They purify and reinNigorotc
the system.
picc $ per hott!r. For sale by II. G. DAY
Druggist bradford, ".
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-10-18
GRANITE STATE
BlTTERS,
BLOOD PURIFIER.

Will CunE LWEp CoMrLAINIs, JAuShrn, nrs
rLrsIA, on INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, Bilt
iiousNfs-, AID All DISEASES AGGRAVATED u,
TIE hIruHlrY on rim HOOD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
boo Con.oIId.tp c. = Iaoo Nerth. Voc.
GoyDAI, Oct 7l-P. n.

With the unchanged rate for money in England
and the and abundance prevailing here the stock speculation ~
OF brilliantly who happen to be on What called the long
side The Treasury Department Of the Government being fairly CON-
mtted tbe policy Of abundant money wonder that prices are
higher and that the spectators for rise cheerful and happy
Pacific Mail continued s upward and onward until
1t had reached lO3 while Western Unon ely Lake
Shore speuaOns bhsk, and Of to
q per higher figures thn those Of Saturday The whole market
stroag rising quotations under the impetus thus given and
ing occasional fractional yielding prices have been higher all the
out Outside speculative shares there small material for
sold at @ The general market closed strong but
at fractional yielding pceA The opening highest lowest, and
"A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

There no change IN the monetary situation from as' week
the supply on call being ample the demand despite the greater
street the advance in values caused o the ne"
policy clearly by the managers Of the Government lre
on eau are readily accommodated at 3dS per cent brokers
r balances At these rates. bank, the rate still seven
The mercantile classes however complain bitterly Of lack OF accomno
d the best names on paper selling 10 to IL per cent II
IA thought By judging from the benefits aeng TO the merchsp"
from operation Of the Treasury that repuOn Oh inc per
Torrance would advance Of discount legitimate bune
paper to 20 or "a per cent bonds have been quiet IN the
home market but steady whole the offerings Being Of limited
character Esk 4 Hatch renort fooxs at I p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
Iedie,'s closing quotations at+p. m. were;

Of England rate Of discount was not advanced tbs morning
despite snepson and 1t still remains unaeel at per cent
Cono and United bonds somewhat unsettled and money SC
tive in the open market given Zoe foreign financial dispatches
printed Gold opened 49, and Immediately rose to S
but when the unchanged interest London became known the
price liza the easing Of gold also helping the decline The
later market was quiet 2Gl3 On gold loans the rates we're A
36 ll6 g. and per for borrowing and T. and
per paid carrying the order quoted The Treasury this morn
ing began prepayment without rebate Of the November Interest on
public debt which amounts 10 about $l8Oo aud Of when
nearly belong European holders Of United states 'eca
ties The Treasurer to-day paid s4ooo in coin interest
On public chiefly November and $500 In called
bonds The days the Gold Exchange Bank " follows;
cleared S2 Oi gold balances s9Osl6a currency balances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF
FISK 81 HATCH.
No. 5 '-AssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK.

No. 3 NASSAU-ST., NEW YORK
DEPOSITS received. on which VIC allow interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum. Special ar
rangements made with Savings Banks and others
depositing large amounts.
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available IN
all parts of the country and bearing interest IN case
of special deposit.
we make COLLECTIONS for merchants and Others
in all parts Of the country.
Orders for INVESTMENT STOCKS and BONDS
executed at the Stock Exchange, on commission, Tor
cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT BONDS, and make
speeialty of few FIRsT-CLAss INVESTMENT Securi-
ties which we can recommend with confidence VIZ
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS, Per Cent Gold A
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS, Per Cent Gold.
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS. 8 Per Cent Gold. v
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BONDS can now be
purchased at rates which render them very desir-
able investment and admit of considerable adj
vance in price upon the completion of the Road.
The Road is so nearly completed that trains are
expected to run over the whole line in December
after which the securities viii be introduced at the
Stock Exchanges when they should soon take rank
with Central Pacifcs and other irst-elass Donus Oh
finished Roads. ,
The CENTRAL PACIFIC Bonds are quoted az All tue
principal Stock Exchanges Of the world ana are
held as the 1aNOTlle SNSuAi'J ~
ropean markets where large proportion OF the en-
tire issue has been absorbed They are now compaf'
atively scarce in this market.
The WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, payment OF which
is assumed by the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
nv consolidation, and which are therefore equal IN
intrinsic value for investment TO the above, we can
usually furnish at something less than the current
market price of Centrals.
We buy and sell either of the foregoing at current
market rates.
Full information furnished upon application at
our office, in person or by mail. FISK u HATCH
THE INDIANA AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Co will in January next complete its Western ~
rison of s. miles, Decatur, H., 10 MORtezamd, Ind,
opening the Block Coal Field TO the entire Western
system of railways, and commanding large imme-
date traffic in crops and coal The Eastern Dtrs0n,
67 miles. completing the line 10 Indianapolis. will DO
finished during 1873. The road is building Nth me
naoney of the stockholders, among whom are several
leading banking houses and capitalists of New-fork,
Boston Philadelphia, and Chicago and from liberal
donations along the line. The ETecattre Committee OF
Directors is composed of ii. b. HAMMOND, President;
WILLIAM H. GUIoN, SIDNEY DILLON, and CHAUScEY
VtBBARD Of Netc- York. aud GEO. NJ. PULLMAN % th-
odoo With no contingency as TO the means ior COM
nletinO the road nor as to its business when COM
pleted the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN FER GENT
SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS, issued upon Is Tor
ss5OOOOO must be considered as abundantly secure
For sale by the Financial Agents Of the Company
WALKER ANDREWS Il Co, IA Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
Bteambcaia ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE g. -
f.ssengeT and Freight Depot Hewiork loot Of lii
sesn AZ sonee with soeb Branch r. at Hampton Junction b
9e nlfn and snsguehanua Division; ami Baston with h
r Railroad and iis connections forming direct me 70 "a
sha We msi without change Of also 10 Cenuh FenhHan
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
- =, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
tonnehehK Jmy 10, B1k-Lesve Hev.fork ~ onoW'
st'G nv ~ Train for Somsrvlle and Femngton.
fr bason Bethlehem Bath Mach Chunk Ml1esosrIe
IInon hshey City Mt Carmel Ha1on, Tsnkhsnnec nonandA
gHm-h0niNG EXPRESS daily (eIeePt saniysl for EastSn
Aehowh HARRISBURG. and the West Connects AZ somee or
hemngton a. sIston Tor Mueh Chunk Nkesearre Scranton WIZ
loiSo a. m.-wu Train for SomsrvIle
1905 n.-Wsy Train for Raston
mfor Pennington, Esston Allentown Haueh Chnnk aahnoJ
City HsIeon, Wkebarre Scranton reading Columbia Lancaster
bphrAts, Potsville Harrisburg kc
$50 p. In.-For Someryle.
32J D. m.-Ror Panseld.
~ m.-Fof Someryle.
400 nFor kaob, Allentown and hauch Chunk Cosnees al
Junction with Del. Lack. West X r.
y Nor someryills aud FlemingtOu
$50 .. m.-POT SomeTVile.
50 m-EyREISG EXPRESS daily for Eastsn Bethlehem, ADen
ovs Resdlas IIari,eSg Pittsburgh, Chicago, snd Cincinnati
40 m.-(RmNaHtl-For RsSton-
and 1870 D.. m.-foT Plsubeld.
Fo Elizabeth 5:l5 65 6:t 7On 7:lS 7:t, $500 800 s;;.
1900 1890 Hoo Has l2n5, 2t5 LOO 100 80 3e 30
Jt5 400 AIS i0 4t5 500 is $50 5:, 6ro, 6~ 1907 lJo,
1;t5, $40. 800. 9:f5, 1885, il:3) 1900 D. m
Tickets for the West be obtained the oaee OF the Centr, Rail-
hotels and ticket Ohees in ufOrk City, D,cvvn s,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
THE CHICAGO & CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 80 Years

PER CENT GOLD Bonds
We recommend to investors as a 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 the HeU trunk line from Buffalo 10 CA'-
cage, running directly into Chicago on its own line
Is straight and lere and the shortest line now built
or that can be built between Chicago aud Buffalo.
The great accumulation of freights at Chicago ana
Toledo even noc beyond the capacity Of the present
Trunk Line, renders the speedy completion oil the
road an absolute necessity Pamphlets aud all inior
nation furnished by
LEONARD SHELDON & FOSTER.
Bankers 10 Wall-st.
WNsLow, LANIER g. Co..
Bankers, "a Pine-st.
HorsroS AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COM.
p,Ny,s FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS
securod nv a large and valuable Land Grant ana .
sinking Fund of Per Cent of the earnings' foi-
saIa at % and accrued interest in currency Welding
Owe, 0 per cent interest william E. Dodge Of new
Work President This Road will be entirely com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. az,
Conmeneins MONDAY September It, lSl THROUGH uas VIII
leave Grand Central Depot 49, , -.
500 m Chicago and Montreal EIpen With drawing room cars
through o WATERFOWL, Rochester, sud Montreal 49,,
1000 n Special Chicago Express With drauBsroom ears 70 Du70
and Niagara fAlll
ii;Oo a n. Northern and Western Express
$40 Special Express for Albany and Troy n.
900 a. Montreal Express with seepngean NON He"i0'A " ~
AlbanL a..
GOO ~ ETpress daily With epnEeirs for w'tstO"n osdsar
burg, and CsnandslEaL 49, p..,.
500 D. n Psssc RIpress With sepsgei for hoehseI bn,h
aud Niagara Ras also Tor Chicago via boiA L. o. ana ~ -
Railroads This train SnndATa 60,
Ii;OO n EIpress sleeDng-eaTs Troy and Aiosny
49, - q. II. KRNDRiCR. 9eaersl Passenger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
H. P. BALDWIN, a.ssr.l Passenger Agent
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRE RAILROAD,

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Strousoorg Scranton
Bnghoh Syracuse and 0sEego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depo New fof foot Of Barcsyst and foot OF Chrsopbe,t
m BROAD GAUGE ExPhESS TRAIN BOobton BraHch,
dreetT through from Eesfok TO BnghamIon Scuse and Os
wego without change connecting Dover with Chester r. at
Waterloo with r. and Scranton with l. and B. K r. fer
Kingston, Wlkebsrre. Pltuton. &c
7l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Dnvle With Boon
ton Branch At Dovew Chester Branch at Wse2o With s.ssL
for Andoy and NeTop al Washington with the D. L. and w.
TOT CAP Slqubu serslgs Great Rad Rsshimton ss
and ana at nnpsbug Lhgh and scsqubannA and
Lem2h Valley K r. for al points those rOsds
1900 M. PHILLPSBUEG EXPRESS stops q, Newark, hAdon
stations connects at Waterloo With Suf
Phpsbug with Bel Del r. X for Beydee and Lshrh
and Susqehsnna r. r. and Lehgh Valley for Bethlehem An
town, Mtuch Chunk Wiikebalre, Reading and Harrisburg
40 .. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
change stopping principal stations Cennehnga Dover with
Chester K. r. and Waterloo with SusseT r. r.
No. PGLLPSBURG EXPRESS connects at Dover with Che
ser r. aterloo H. r. and PhlpsbuIg With be'
high r. r. and Lehigh Valley H. X for Bethlehem
Allentown Rf7diHR, Harrisburg snd the West 81, n An
HACKErTSTOWN EXPRESS conneeb VIII Chef'er H. W.
and with SUISSE e. r. for ARdoVer Newton, and Frassln
3:2O D.. m. DOVER EXPRESS. . -. -. a. IA
For YOUNGSTOWN 7;ls s:lo. lOo 1880 NJ, 49, 24O i;2o'
For SUMMIT at 7;l;, 100 slO 1910 and LEO 2'o $40.
4:3o. 520. goo 200 aud $3.50 D. 49, - -. "a. IA ,,,o
o0 Ilo 2:3o, $50 40 $780, $40 $500 7;ooS;5 3D.
FOR ERWARK at 7:ls 100 7o $50 80 80 1910 1890,
lI:OO NJ AMI 1900 fll0, ZOO '2yJ. 800 $40, $3.50 'tI,
$50 $40 $50 $40 500 s62o 100 $780, $50 95 aud 1890 ~
Trains marked stop at East kswsrE ,,or,, I'm . -,s
s5J and iO40 and 400 3;7O $40 $40 ego and 200
'' A REAS0SER, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

IRE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement OF
II taking June H. 1874 From Cbsnbest Depot for
Twenty third-ti. see note belowl
m@RI,re,s Mail for Buffalo and Essss Falls Drawing.
$500 D. Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo and Niagara
,oo CD,l,, cueinns ard Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo, Niagara Pii and theSee
For PoIt yeTys, 600 600 IlOO and H. 40 $780, and 100
For Goshen and MdGsovn 49, 600 1880 Hoo and ll'
For wsrsei 500 200, and tl1:5L NJ $50 ?. N.
Per Newbugh 1890 900, and HOO $3.50, $50 and 80
For suFe hi 30 200 fs:9 lIOo .l5 a n $780, 400 50
500 90 ie.30, $500 and .ll:9o D. II. 80, ~. ..
.OO lI:l5 NJ 800 500 600 t6:3o 1900 and 'llo
Pr P.srsop Ci5 80 $500 1890 1000 l0) ll:l5 1850
n RS $50 800 500 &lS s3V tOO $50 100 sl9 l'% pm
Po RateTfSr Park aud Pr,,ie CAS- .E3 1890 1890 lle
NJ m 'l;45. $780, 800 Sis, $780, $50, Gl5 p m, and IL
g IT,etp,,ek and Way 500 8s and fs:l5 m Loo 400 800
COO and $40 D N, and Saturdays only 10 midnight. - .
For Hsae and Way, 500, BIS and s:i5 a. Loo, 600 $40
For Sping VALLEY and Way 500 SIS tess and SEQ n loo t
500 md 800 D. m. and Saturdays only, 200 midnight -
Por Rngewood 500 74S 900 l3o al5, El5 CAS- $50 3d.
Por Cref,ii 500 l 800 1880 95 AIS, $780, 63 and
s7.45 0. m SATURDAYS only, 1900 midnight . - . . -.
FOR Upper Fremont 8 - - m l''O' go fi' 3D. o."
and f7:f5 .. Saturdays only, u midnight . 81, ,,,,
For PieTmon and Mack 1l5 and - and 30, E5 s5ib
GO and t745 D. N. Saturdays only II midnight -
leaving ChambessL hours OF ho1ns
T.snrh Is minutes eArer above time. The l;O
d m and II midnight start from Chimbersst ONLY
n B-Tans the N r. X Of leaving Chsm6erst on quar-
ter hours TwentYhrt 80 minutes earlier tsn above ue
Eets FOR passage In Drawing Room and sleep
ing obtained and orders for the sheng and
bsg.ge nav he le Ocef2 529 snd 99 Broad
.T Cour,t Brookyn Montgomery jersey City at the Com
PAW, Depos and agents at the principal hotels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALI
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sdks Of bOHds $40.
Spoe " $40 Cou C5 hliA 6o0O u X S. 0te lrG
ivOo C u b. szo Cou b7.....t 1000 b. So 1891 '""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

The DAYS business at the U. s. SubTreasury sas
Gold g57652 % Currency payments. S2I04ig 10
= IA nvt. 2l966 81 Currency balance. % 3j9I3l 80
told bsisnce SO 37sag6 Sc $4,000 90
Cuuepcy receipts...... 357 800 60
Foreign Exchange closes nomna follows but business was done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

The Philadelphia market ae,ve PeEpvaHia o. l0
PHILADELPHIA and Erie Railroad p Reading Railroad st Peansi
vsnA Railroad, 53i Gold. ia
MessA Drez Morgan Co., 50 EIchsngePsee' Will P The No
veer coupons Of Denver and Rio Grance Railroad Company
The coupons the Pon Royal Railroad Company VII u
paid on maturity oEce Of the Company % soabst
The quarterly coupons mortgage cent gold bonds ef
the Lossnspo Crawsye and South Western Railway Company
will be paid on and after Nov oe Of Msrh Jones SelaJ
u Piue-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
SECOND BOARD.
SALES FROM 12t TO l O'CLC

Soiss or Gor,rnmeM B0nds
1000 L. s S. 1884, Reg....ll5l 5000 L. 5000 Conn.,.
t@0S 59D Cen 65 .,.ll3 "a o'clock............l0s
5O00 q S.ge Reg 67....4, 5000 U. s. Is Cuueney'l53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

100 Atlantic Mail
s. 5. Co..".... II
lOO..........b. c. 2il
100 n. J. Southern
b. c..s.....ssss..s 81
100 Harlem i,aii-
rOad.......-.....ll5 ~
COO Mar Pucf..... a
2O0..........b. c. n
Is Quicksilver NJ.
CO..............s IS
l0J...........b. {. -
lOO............s.. ~
2OJ............... -
100 Ame Merchants
Union En-. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

\ OST-An Erie Railway Communication Ticket
dated LIST April NewYork 70 Woodbridge N j.
Jas Bowling The finder will be rewarded by leaving
the once Of J. b. BURNETT Co.. III Broadst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HARI-
~ FORD RALROAD.-NevYork and Eeg-liayen DIisioa 80,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING OCTOBER Z, Sl"
Passenger Station Twenty sTentst and FouhaTe
TRAINS LEAVE sEw-YORK.
F.rNew.llaven l. sETl, 1880 l2;l5 ELh lELh %f
$3.50 s70. AMI tEL) snd tsI.l .,r., q. -, an.
For Bridgeport T. (EI g. l:5O 1915 tEI). (EI s;t'
For Mfo aaa stratf6rd 5o m; 9is, 49, and s9s
Fairfield Southport, snd Weport, T. l;O nj S''' Wv
Fr sodts EorEsh Er) lI:9O m; IRIS (ELl EI &45,
$50 (RI) $50. $50, (EI.), aud tEI p 49,
Pof Danen T. li.3O a. 3i5. $50 $50 and $50 -
For stanford EIG 10 1859 m l25 lEIl 2;l5 (EIl
as go I as $50 SIS ESQ., 7:l5, tELl stopping a New
Rochelle and Po Chester sRd EIl stopping at Mount vernon
FoT eawes sni intermediate Stations T. TO- 1850 2:l5
3.l5 AS $50. 5:55, $50, 1:l5 p NJ . . 49,, 49, - =,
Boston via sprnsed Lne stopping New Rochelle Port Chester
STANFORD EoEst and Bhdsepor and at Tor Boston via
'N''' -'-'' '''F' CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston, Springfield 9 a. m. 3 aud 8 p
EoI B.1 and is sppsse M 2s os1dspn
FOR Newport, r. L. Q 4 m and l2;l5 p m g., - -o.-..,. =
For Connect River Railroad, 2:l3 10 OTeenaca
FOR Harfrt Providence and Psht Railroad l2ls
Line Railway At a to Norwich ana fro'anee KIN
, to lew. I,onlo and Norsich, and Boston bL
For Connecticut Valley Railroad, a. m and p m - . ~,
For Eewaven and Northampton Railroad a NJ m to Nor'
% Nan su Haven N51oun and wilmante Railroad ir Linsl
a. and
For E,gIapek Railroad m and $50 TO Waterbury,
For Dan6ury and EorEak Railroad ., aud M i' aaa
For shepaus Valley Railroad via D,nbuy and SOr r. NJ
'n p ~ Ne. y C.p.,n Railroad m I2:I5 and $50
Commoous eepngsrs attached and train, and ss'
4, sandal either line DawngTOon attached 10 the
. I, m, l2:l5 and p m trains ,, -, y, - AL, ...A =,
The Depot Of the Eewyen and Hartford z r. cor TweI
and FourbhVe also the oces Of the Sew
Bn and by leaving suitable notice have their baggage called
and checked from re6s1se 70 des161n9a ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
N7FW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-NEW

NEW-YORK MIDLAND KAILWAL-NEW
Jersey DIvISON-Passenger Dspos 10 henfor 1907 Of
coIsnjt and Desbrosses Freight eeyed st Pier J!, North
R;,sr ma P,pnsylysns Rsilrosd Depot Jersey City
TINE or TRAINS LEAVING hEWIokk,
Adopted July /, 1872 49, 49,,
train and Intermediate stations
sa m-BEprsss mail for BeBVe, Liberty Fails ana intermediate
stations -, ,,,---, 49,. at.,. ,,.i.n.
ipm.-wsy train for Wortendyte and int rnedAie staHoa'
3.tO m-fysy train Mddetown and Intermediate stations
$50 m-Eiprcss train for Hsekensaek Paterson HoreAaJH
Tr.nLliu Nddletoun. Elenuls, and Liberty Pai -,
s:lO n-way train fer BsOmngaae snd nereaate nuoh~
$40 n-way for Wortendyke and intermediate stations
RFTtRNIEG-Ie.Te EllenVle 5i55 $50 arnIein New
York 1890 n $40 Leave Liberty F.lh o:oo H. an. .
n M arrive IN Neu-York. 1910 92O Leave hlddeonn
Al Ia n and n l59 and $40 arrive In heS'iork' iV0
H. ~" ~ ''-' y No. NV JOHN BRADLEY,
W. WRzp supt NesJeney Division
Cxnsr,i Ticket Areut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
II ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT PENN. Trains
will leave Desbroases and Conlandtst Ferries:
$50 ke Express daily except sunday Arrive sun6ury $50
Wiamspor Haven $751; Remove l0 irTinstou
sos; CORY sos Erie 740 Connects neton and CORY
and Allegheny River for the Oil Region Rne
with Lake Shore r. r. for all points West.
PULLMAN PALACE CAR PHILADELPHIA TO RRIR
$50 Ere Mail (dsiV Arrive Sunbury, s.; WihEmspon o.
Haven e:l5 Remove le35 yaetOb 55j Cory, Re
730 Connects neton and Cory with oil Greek ond Ale
gben River for the OIL Region at Enc with LAKE Shore z for
al points West
PULLMAN PALACE CAR NETWORK To OIL CITY.
] ". GORE. Gen. Pas. Agent
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City bsuk sold follows: Bank Of Commerce o F0urn
iona 10 and German American lOl The following the
8 were the BIDS

In railroad bonds the dealings were not large the market being de-
void Of auy new feature Psss closed 1901 to lOo Union
Pacific P SO to se, Land Grants III to III and Incomes o to
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1871. Deposits.
Losns ami Dis specie.

Tabk Of < arrdg, Of Loans Spo OrcLaton DeDosi
and L1g0 Tesders Baaks on ~ Cy on Neg York or
tceck ending Saturday. SPIT o. lS-2
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5teamboais ano Railroads.

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare,
81 Pe.kShp 6r heHHsVen al J:le aud III
D. M. connecting with the railroad
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Ocean 1leamers

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS ,,.-
~ sal evr WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from Glasgow
Liverpool Londonderry and Queenstown 49,. = q -. n.,.iu
Paspre booked to railway station Great bntan
rsrd Norway Sweden, Denmark Semsny hohahu begun ~N'
We 0N''' AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
prsns on the Old Country for any tmOant
Apply ~ 'n' N-p~-' HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
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TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusa-
III tonic EsugGtnek Railroads Pare 81 Steamers leave
Catherine slip noon, and II night tsundIy eIsegted